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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

1t is a pleasure IN these days Il
disaster and carelessness to reprint
from the instructions CT the Grand
Tlunk Railway Company to IFS en-
ployes, the following /:
sfThere is no denying this, that
railway like ours, with a very heavy
traffic on a single track, cannot possi-
bly, be safely or satisfactorily workG d
unless the operatives Of every class
can, at all times, be depended upon
as being steady, cautious and vigilant.
No one who is addicted to drinking
habits can be considered reliable or
safe. When a man has imbibed
somewhat freely, he 'fears no dan
ger,' and with our work in hand,
that is the very time when such q
one is most dangerous to himself, and
to others whose absolute safety may
depend upon his steaainess and his
leare."
This argument very naturally PR
faces the demand that all the raj
way officials and employees be or be-
come total abStainers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

TIE contest over the prehibitory
amendment Is fast losing all line and
color Of parts anship. Democrats,
Republicans and Greenbackers alike
are found side by side, forgetting
party and everything else In common
zeal for this noble end. Indeed, IN
many communities in Iowa the lead
ing advocates, ablest and NEST in
dustrious workers for the amend
ment are Democrats. The two Judge
McHenrys, the vrey and old time
leaders of the Democratic party in
Central Iowa, are at the front in earn
est form, as our readers know, and
now Judge William Phillips, another
leader of the Democrats, Is out on the
stump doing valiant service for the
amendment. The Judge, who thus
shows his courage OF conscience aud
convictions, is one Of the most popn-
lar and effective of speakers, and will
do telling service on the stump.
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ArHlsrwornr rRrcrBraT.

1t is most gratifying tc le.rn that
at one Of cur foreign eonsulates, at
least, the United States flag can not
be employed to shield dealers in spir-
its and opium. The Siam Advertiser
Of July Srd contained the following !:
General Halderman, Consu.-gen-
eral for the United States in Sian,
has refused tn grant consulate pretec-
ton and the use Of the United States
flag to dealers la spirits and opium
The radical measures inaugurated by
him for the suppression Of this trafTc
have been entirely successful -
Al honor to the General.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
rHoHIsITlox s.xo JOKE.

The New York Retailer, liquor pa
per, which helps FROM time to time
to swell The chorus against prohibl-
ton rs ga failure" affirms Of North
Carolina that II would have been ssno
joke" for the people Ia that State II
prohibition had won In the late elec-
tion. II says
"Iad the teetOtsl fanatics succeed.
ed In blaZoniDg their horrid regula-
tions upon the scrolls Of the Old
Nerth State, not only the negroes,
but all the people there would have
found themselves in the position Of
slayes-helpless, lettered, iinpotent
creatures OF TIE will Of a few mar.
roW-miDded 5Igets-; slaves Of the
miserable crew there that cannot
drink without becoming drunkards,
and Therefore fvrbid all others TO
touch the convivial cup.
What difference Is It whether one
has TO 60 to his employer for permis-
sion to get a drink, or whether he
has TO 60 TO a physician for the same
permission ? Wes the slave worse
off in North CarolIna in slavery days
than he would be now If the msjori-
ty had not voted against bigotry ?
No q thousand times better CfF
was the wretched chattel."
We may conclude, after all, that,
when 1t has the opportunity, prohi-
bition does prohibit.
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noDEEATE DRINKING THE 0PEx Do0RTo
DRUNKENNESS.

When we cease to have moderate
drinkers we shall have no more
drunkards. We challenge any OPP
poneut Of prohibition TO show us q
single instance in which one has be-
come a confirmed drunkard without
having been a moderate drinker. II
they cannot do this, let them admir-
that there Is danger in moderate
drinking, that il is the foundation OF
all drunkenness, ami that. the sure
preventive Of drunkenness lies in re-
meving the beverage from rs that
tends to produce this unhappy sDd
unfortnnate condition. -Kellog (Iswa)
Post.
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s,L4s wEGGs Duscc,rnY.

When SilAs Wegg made bis famous
bargain as the s'literary man. Of the
Golden Dustn,an, he insisted that his
feelings should be taken into account.
DrOning prose aud "dropping into
poetry" wore so much, and uncle John,
aunt Mary, and the other gentlefolkS
in the dig hoIse opposite his eros ing,
were - much more. IL is true thai
he had never spoken to any one OF
them, and that the names he knew
them by were entirely Of bis own de-
vising. But they were properties to
which crossing sweeper had as much
right an q, dnslman. And, Of conrHe
Mr.. Bodin recognized tho fact, and paid
Tor the abandoned properties Of his
''literary man." Now II seems to uA
that Mr.. Dickens used Mr.. Wegg rath-
er hardly when he held him up to de
rision as grasp.ng old knave. who
imposed on his simple patron with his
feelings, associations, and much like in.
tangible entities. La reality Silas was
only tiifle ahead Of bis age. Every
week Teutonic Croesases give thousands
f1r worm.eaten cabinets, which without
association, might be dearly appraised
at the price of house-room. Maria
Antoineltes writing table brings tbs
salaries Of four curates capitalized
simply because Mr.. Wertheimer Il
aware that associations ara saleable,
and run mp as time goes on at compound
interest. Mr. Quaritch draws astound
ing checks for faded folios, solely be
cause the garish stamps on tho cover
tells that tho volume was once on q
time handled by Cardinal Richeliu
Nine. du Barry, Aurora Won konigs
mark, or some equally eminent patron
Of virtue and polite letters. Mr.. Ros.
sett's admirers rush 70 bid $40 fol
chint. curtains, for which Fardoul
street would have scorned to have pait
80 shillinga simply because they w0r,
associated with the house OF the poet.
painter in Cheyne walk. Mr. Tenny-
sons walking stick or pipe would brini
any day better prico than the mos
gorgeous cane in the Burlington Arcade
or the latest triumph Of the Peall
mserehaum carve,'s art. Indeed, ther,
are few people With anything 10 tn
shape Of = heart or an imagination VIII
have not, At some time ia their life
dipped deep Ia tLeis pockets for tn
qualification Of some association in th
shape IF ch 'ir, table. toddy-lsdle, o
dog-eared book. To Mr.. lvogg, there
fore, must 10 accorded the honor Q
discovering that sentiment was a mar
ketable commodity, which can slwsy
command its price when mere masnifi
cenes will hang on the auolioneer'
hand4-Lsndon IforiI,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
IxvLrEscEs roH Goop.

Among the institutions Of Portland
no one Is more creditable 10 the city
and tho state than the school for girls
known as Sc. Helen's Hall. For thIr.
teen years II has been conter ci
culture and refinement, and the ir.
ileunces which have gone out from II
TO every part OF Oregon and wash-
lngton have been Of the very best.
With all the spirit Of u pIoncer IL ov.
ercame tho embarrassing necessities
OF pioneer yoith, and from early
struggles aud succass has not learned
too we'll the lesson Of thrift. Begun
az Christian cffrt In the cause Of
what Is beautiful nnd best In human
nature. I. continues true 10 that cause
aud earnest In II. How great has
been its influence for good no man
can say. But certaln it Is that wher-
ever they have g)ne It's daughters
arc "as the polished corners OF the
temple"
IL IS gratifying 10 know that this
really good school, In opening Its
door for tho fourteenth year, il ia
better condition every way than at
any previors time In i;s history Its
staff OF teachers has been increased
and greatly improved. Thirteen
lodies Of tho highest education, most
Of them selected from eastern schools
OF high standing, compose the corps,
while their vsried attainments cover
the whole range Of scholarly aud ar.
t!slIc accomplishment. 80. Uelen's
Hall Is now better than ever before
able 10 give thorough instruction u
the full extent OF It's course. Many
older and richer schools In other
states have finer buildings and more
spacious ground, but none in
tho character and accomplishments
Of It's teachers affords better facilities
for tho cultivation OF the minds, tho
morals and the manners of girls than
does 81. Heltn's Hall.
The attendance OF bearders and
day pupils Is bteter this which
commenced on M.bday-~than ever
before, the former ciml e from al.
most every section of the state and
territory Tacons, Sleilacoom, Jack.
sonvIlle, Union county, Il iker county,
Wasco county, Claisop county, D1uI
las county. San Francisco, Missonl.
and many alhry EeslIans are repre-,
sented In tine Hail family this year
The Hall Is located la the high an.
healthful part Of Portland, directly
opposite tho chy place, and IT,
grounds, though limited to the spac,
Of "a single block, aEe slightly and
cheerful. IL offers the best o
educational facilities, the special ad
vantage Of city association and cul
thFe and the comforts and guardian
ship Of refined homo.
Scarcely less important than thl
admirable school for girls, Is the boy
school, which, like II, u under th,
general management Of ni1hop Nor
ris-the bishop Scott dramma
School. II opepOd on Monday will
an attendance Of boarders larger thai
for any term within the past iv
years, and with the best prospects 10
the year, II Is point which bushes
men may appreciate, that The dis
bursements In Portland of thes
schools last year was above $50, 0,00C
~-OregoHiaa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

A story about which there u fas-
cinliion which Il is impossible 10 resist
when you hear men tell il is that Of
the "Homs Of Gold.p Somewhere in
south westorn New Mexico, in tie
Sierra MAdre, it Is said there is woI-
derfaI valley. small, inclosed in high,
rocky walls, ard accessible only by q
secret passage, which is known to but
few, is this extraordinary place. 1t is
about ten acres in extent, has run
ming through il q stream, which va.
ters il thoroughly, and makes it per-
feet paradise, with its exquisite noweis
aud beautiful trees. In it are thou
sands Of birds of the most beautiful
plumage. Running across il is ledge
of pure gold about thi,ty feet vide,
which gliEtenS in the sunlight like a
great golden belt. The stream crosses
the ledge, aud, as il runs, murwurs
around blocks Of yellow metal as other
streams do around pebbles, The ledge
ofgold is supposed 10 be solid, and 10
run dowa into the center of the earth.
The legend is Of Indian origin, and
around it clusters number of Indian
stories, in which the name os the illiat.
ed Montezuma oconrs frequently. The
descendants Of the Aztecs believe firm.
ly that the day will come when Mon.
tezuma will return aud free them from
the dominion of the descendants Of The
Cenquestodorea. They believe that tn,
money necessary for this work will b
a taken from the MadrS d'0Io. Th
: secret VI the entrance iEto the valley j
Z carefully garded by tribe Of Indian
{ living near it, and among them it
4 only communicated to the oldest uer
D amid the solemn ceremonies Of tn
e Medicine Lodge, Having such a stor
9 to work upon, there is little wonde
r that the vivid Imagination of the Mex
a cans should have built upon it tales ,
d men who have found this wonderfr
a place. One is that a certain Jose A.
q varaz, while wandering through Il
y mountains in search OF game, saw Il
b valley from the top of the wall. Fin
q ing that he could net hope to enter |
l. climbing down, he took up his aboC
N with the indians who guard the cane
d leading into it. The daughter of Il
r. chief fell in love with him, and betra,
Il ed the secret to him. Exactly how 81
l. found it out they do not tell. HaviI
10 been shown the entrance, Jose we
Of in, and would possibly have gott'
ID away with some Of tine gold had he n
I, weighed himself down to such an e
is tent that be could not get up the d
Ii clivity at the lower end Of the passag
10 He was discovered, aud the India
r sacrificed him on the golden ledge vi
0, all the terrible ceremonies Of the o
it Aztec religion. She, in despair
le losing him, threw herself from the hiI
r. walls INTO the valley below. Hundre
d OF prospectors have spent months
ly toll trying to find the Madre d'Ol
It but, it is scarcely necessary TO sa
10 without result Las Cruces RspaL
can.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

A Kentucky editor. evidently newly
married announces with great glee that
be has discovered Why Woman leaves
. big margin at the head and along the
side of the sheet on which she Is writ
ing. It Is to finish her letter on.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

At the preliminary examination
of ]. q. Scott, Of st. Louis, for CON-
plicity in the robbery Of the First
National Bank, at Kawenne, ]. W.
Bratt, assistant cashier, admitted
that he took $4,000 in gold from the
vaults the Saturday previous. Ed
ward u. Welsh also made fsIl rop
fesslon Of bis part In the crime.
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To the Unfortunate !!

seminal gFemksess, night losses By dreams, PIN
pIes m the face and loss OF manhood positively be
cured. The sick and afflicted should NOS fall 10 call
upon him. The Doctor has naYsled extensively in
EUROPE and inspected thoroughly the various nospl-
tails there, fAinhg eat deal 6E vaInahs nIorusa-
0f bis seryires DIX. auIEH0N Win make no charge
unless he effect ellre. Persons a distance NAY
BE GHRED A. Hons, All communications
strictly confidential You see no one but the Doctor.
Send ten dollars for package Of medicine Persons
writing the Doctor viii please state the name Of the
paper they zee this advertisement IN Charges rea-
sonabIe Call or write Address DR. ]. II. GIRR0g,
Box 1857 San Franchises vIkaz7
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For Sale.

A sash and door factory located at Stay
ton. Will be sold cheap. Custom work is
sufficient to run mill at full capacity. CAN
at this Office for further particulars.
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special business notices in Local Col.
umns - cents PER line. Regular local
notices 10 cents per line,
For legal and Transient advertisements
~ 90 per square for the first insertion and
% cents per square for each subseqnent
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An accomplished whittier intends 10
make a fac-simile Of the American navy
during his Summer vacation,
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The Great English Rene.

IIs a never falling cure for
Nervous Debility, Seminal
Weakness. Exhausted VI
'tality, Spermatorrhel,
LOsf ~ asAAaaOUHs, I'm.
potency, Paralysis, and all
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Abuse, youthful follies, ,and
xeesses in maturer years
such rs loss Of Memory.
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sion 70 society. DinIness oi
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the vital uid passing nobseryed into the urine and
many Others diseases leading tn insanity and death
ER. M1NTEE will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred
HaIIaFs for case of this kind the VITAL es90ra.
tive tunder his special afvie and treatnent win not
cure or for anything impure or injurious found IN
it, Dr. Minte treats all private diseases successfully
Without mercury. CONSULTATION free, Thorough ex.
sIninafon and ad ie nelhdng apai5 sis Of urine S.
Price of yiraI Restorative s botse, or four times
the quantity SI0 sent TO any address upon receipt
price or c. d D. obsenrefrom observation and IN pri
vate il desired, by DR.. A. Z. MINTlE, II kearney
street, San Francisco, Cal
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DR.. SPINNEY,
NO. II KEARNY ST.
Trea(. al pAFopie and Special Dissases.
VOTING MEN

YOUNG MEN
VXYHO MAY gE SUFFERING FR0M rag
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sPIEEEY win guarantee 70 forieit s500f0r every
scninale weakness private disease Of any kind or
earaeGsT which he undertakes and lsilg " cure.
MJDnLE.AGEw MEa.
There arc many at the age of thirty 70 axty who
are troubled With frequent evacuation Of the bad
der often accompanied by slight smsrtIng burning
sensation and weakening Of the system In manner
the patient cannot account fDr. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment win often be found
md sometimes small particles OF albumen win appear
n the color win he of thin milkish hue again Chang.
fag 70 dark and torpid appearHnce. Tlere are Insny
men who die Il this dhicHlEY gnnE4nt at the eailse.
which Is the second stage Of seminal weakness Dr. g.
win guarantee perfect IN ail such ,ases, and
healthy restoration OF the genito.uriaaFy organs.
orvIcE HoURs-I0 to 4 aad to .. Sundays from II
to II 4. n Consultation tree. Thorough sxmiIlatiu
and advice, o..
For private diseases of short standing full
Of medicine sufficient for cure, with all instruetDss
will be cent 70 any address ca Feceipt-of go o.
Call aud address,
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DR., Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum, cures
ali kiads Of kidney aud bladder complaints gonorrho
geet, leonchorrhEa- For sale by all druggists, 81 3
bottle or six bottles for IS.
Dr. Mntie's DaRdelIon Pills ara the best ard cheap
est Dyspepsia md Bilious The MarEet. For
sale bY All druggists.
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Sample bottle free sent on application by letter,
stating symptom, sex aud age. COMMUNICATIONS
strictly confidential
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Albany Bath House.

gRyHg gUEDERsI9NED WOULD RESPECT
fully aform the citizens of Albany and "
c1Aitythat hayetaken charge ofthis Establish
UeHt, and, By keeping cisas rooms and payir
strict attention to business, expsots 70 suit q
those Who may favor US With their patFonags
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
expects TO give entire sAtisfaetiou 10 e.
~CPiIiisn aaj a4dfes' H. nsatly Gu
shampoosd. JOS wEBBER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-12-10
CFlEBKaDO SCHlAlPp
ArOmatico de Schledam
UDOLPHO WOLFE.

Esta hecho Tic Ia melor clase dc ce
baoa, escuRlda con sumo cuid8du d.
los proouctus dc los mas afamados dis
trltos cerehies esta srCmatlzado con Ii
esenc1a dc ta gsana dei eueDro q lta
Ilo, y ee rectlhca por un prCcedlm ntt
esp. .lak que uespoJa = los esplrlto dc
tOuas paI LicuiaTcS acres.
Como medIo dc lmpedlr coIIeg
ius ttectos uesaRraoabies y meLua,
pelgiOsts que se pIodocen en- el ehtu
msgo y lOs lhtestlAos pOr ei canDlo ds
ag0as-lucOuvoniente ID que So veN mu)
paItlcniaI Lie lite eXpuestos los vloleros
los nuevos COsunvs J las peEs onas IL
aclimatGdas-el
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VUANDE f. 60.
81 FOR RIAL ETA 81.

Giran letras sobre las siguientes plazas de Ia
Peninsula lslas adyacenteG, por todaS can't
dades, . cOrtos dias de vista. Tambien glrar
por tel6grat0 cualquiera suma sObrO las mil
mas pazas.
A Algeciras, Almerla, Almagro, Aran
juez,. Antequera, Avila, Anduiar, Albacetu
Alcazar, Alicante, Almaden, Arcss ue ls
Frontera, Almansa, Alcoy, Almendralejo
Amanda Duero.
b Barcelona, Bilbao, Badajoz, Burgo
C. Oadiz, Cordoba, Ooruha, Oartagenu
Oastellon de la Plana, Uuenca, Oiudad Kenl
Oalahorra, OAceres, OalatAyud, CastrOpol Gar
mona, OieSa, O0ria OueVaS de Vega.
D. Daniel
E. Ell Escorial, Ecija.
F. FerrOl, Egneras de Uastropo.
e. Gibraltar, Corona, Granada, eiJoA
Guvdalajara.
H Huelva, Huesca, Haro.
l. Intan:eH.
J. Jerez de Ia Frontera, Jaen, Jatlva
L-Lerida, Leon, Logroho, Lugo, Luarca,
Llnares, Loja, orca, La Serena
M Madrid. Malaga, Murcla, MahOn, Me.
rida, Medina uel Campo.
NJ Novelda
o. Ovledo, Orense, Orihuela1
p Pamplona, Palma, PaIencia, POnteve,
dFa, Penaranda de Bracam0nte, Plasencla.
Padr6n.
Quintanar de Ia Ordeu
X Reus, kiVadeu.
s. Santander, Sevilla, Sal Sebastian, Sa,
lamanca, Santiago, Soria, Sc ( via, Sigdenza
san Fernando, Santa Cruz de TeRerite.
T-.Tarrsgona, TerueL Trujlllo, TafaIa
Talavera de la Relna, Toledo, Tarani6n, Toro
Torrijos, Tudela.
V-Vaencia, Valladoid, Vitoria, Valde
penaS, Vlgo, Vensros, Verln, Vega de Riva
doe.
l-Zaragoxa, zamora, Zatra.
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LIBRoS
EN- LA IMPREuT Y PAPELERlA
DE- JOSE GONZALEZ FONT.
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La primera fata, 90 cts.
PlaCida. 90 cts.

MARIA DEL Pillar SiNJES El becerro, 90 cts.
La primera falta, 90 cts.
Placida, 90 cts
Querer es poder, 90 cts
Combates de la vida, IS cts.
MANUAL DEL H0RTELAN0, are de formar las huertas,
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hortalzas, IS cts.
TES0dU Jr ~ 4nnJMtRA arte de culvar las plantas
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ARTE De PNTAR Al 0lE0, al barnz, al fresco, 80 cts.
ARTE De FABRCAR BARNlCtSy charoes y secretos para
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ARTE De HACtR toda case de vinos, licores aguar-
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TES0R0 de la cria de ganas, paomas pavos As cts.
LA GRAN ECuNUfdIA De LAS FANiLAS. Arte de ARE
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lAMAHiiNt. Nuevas conhdencias As cts.
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sac Ot MlLGAR. SendaS opuestas la bendicion pa
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