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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-16
PORTLAND LErTER.

Inc coming year OI temperance
work, with all It's possibilities, and
opportunities, Is Just opening before
us. The Twelfth annual Temperance
Alliance, Is q thing OF the past, but
tho influence OF those busy hours
spent. together In interchange OF
views, In earnest labor, and jealous
efforts 10 80 crystallxe thought, and
endeavor as 10 evoke the most concise
and perfect plan, Of action, for tho
vast army now arrsycd under the
banner OF Prohibition, with sweet
prophecy of ultimate vIctery written
upon It's fields, Is with us still, and
will not cease 10 lend It's inspiration,
and encouragement, during tho COM
lag months Of trial, which must In.
tervene, ere our hearts are gladened
with the consummation Of our hopes.
Tfuely We have little 10 discourage
and much TO cheer Us ut this hour.
Never before, In the history OF our
temperance work, have the signs
beon so propItIous for the downfall Of
the tyrant, who has so long held his
dIspotlc scepter over the heads Of
those 10 whom has been delegated
the sacred trust OF enactIng laws for
the good Of the people, and for the
protection Of their hones.
The last Legislature, which conven.
ed at Salem, has proved an exception,
and by loyal allegiance both princi-
pals OF true liberty, has covered Itself
with Inaporishable glory.
The record OF their deeds, show
oouciusIvely that the beastly autocrat,
with his Golfers lined with gold me-
nanced them In vain, and n grateful
people sheuld see TO II, that either
the same members, who were true 10
their trust, or others known 10 DO pos
sessed OF like principals Of temper.
ancc and probIty, should occupy the
legislative halls two years hence.
In the meantime, lot us not relax
our efforts, or give ourselves even the
needed rest; but eyer remembering
that "elernal vigilance Is the price Of
liberty" let each lover OF tho cause
We advocate, stand hrm TO the doc
trines which tend directly to It's
advancement, and while tenacious
ly guarding the advantages already
secured, let as, especially as members
Of our beloved Union, endeavor 10
impress each other with deeper inter-
est with more enthusiastic zeal, for
the fact Is clearly revealed, that we
can hope for bat small results in any
enterprise, unless are thrown Into IL
the W atmest tympathies Of your
hearts, as well as the cool, calculating
powers OF the mind.
Let as then rise with each other,
In strengthening our stakes, and en-
larging our minds, cheering one an
other the while, with any law Of prom
ise. with every star OF hope, which
ever and amos shall paint ana brighten
our moral sky; thus, In no sMall
degree, shall we be instrumental In
Gods hands, In helping 10 break
asunder the shackels, which new In
cruel bondage, binds 80 many Of our
race, and in lending our aid to uplIft
the darksome cloud, which now cast
It's unwelcome shadow, over our be-
Owed State.
Yours In the bonds OF Faith.
NJ. c.
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Senator Brown, Of Georgia is

Senator Brown, Of Georgia il a
millionaire. lie is a tall, thin man,
with gray hair and whiskers, and
never seen without a pair OF heavy
rlmmed gold spectacles, which hang
on the tip Of his nose. The PatrI.
arch OF tho Senate, he has never
ceased TO regret "the lost cause" and
never will. Brown made all his
money out Of railroads, and his for
tune Is estimated OF g, 900 900. Re
Gently he gave $4,000 TO the Georgia
University, and II IL Instauced as one
Of the commendabIe traits in his
character, that he never sees a beg.
gar on the street who looks at all de-
serving, without extending help.
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THE sun.
NEW YORK. 1883.

More people have read seThe Sum during the year
Just now passing than ever before since t was first
printed. No other Sspaner published on this side
f the earth has beea bought anu read In any year by
80 Inany men and women.
We are credihly informed that people buy read,
and like The sun. for the following reasons, among
Because its news columns present In attractive
form and vi tn the greatest possible accuracy what
deeds and misleeds, the wisdom, the philosophy the
notable folly the solid scnee the improving NONSENSE
all the news Of the busiest world Al present reyolv
fhg In space.
because people have learned that in is remarks
concerning persons and affairs 'srhe sun makes
praesee OF telling them the exact truth 70 the best of
It's ability three hundred and sixty.fiv days Ia the
YEAR before election we'll after, about the whales
~ well as about the small FISH, IN the face Of dissent
a. plainly aud feariessly when supported by gener
90 serve the information Of its readers and the
fnrtherance Of the common good.
Because It Is everybodSs newspaper. Ne man y
- humble that ssThe Sun Is indifferent TO his vel
fare and his rights No Is 50 rich that It can Al.
low injustice 70 be done him. No man. no associa-
tion OF men, Is ewerful enough TO be exempt NOM
the strict application Of its principles Of right and
wrong.
Because in politics Il has fought for dozen years.
without inteFfaission and sometimes almost alone
among newspapers, the fight has resulted in the re-
cent overwhelming popular verdict against Roheson-
ism and for honest government. No matter what
party Is In power. THE sun stands and will con.
tnue stand like rock for the Interests of the peo
pie against the ambition Of BOSSES the eneroaehments
Of monopelists. and dishonest schemes of public
robbers.
All this Is What VIC are told almost daily by our
friends. One holds that 1.-The sun" Is The best
religious newspaper ever published. because is
Christianity Is undilutet with can't. Another holds
that Il Is the best Republican newspaper printed, be
cause it has already whipped half OF the Tasoals out
oi that party, and Is proceeding against the other
half With undimnshe1 Vigor. A third believes It e
be the best magazine Of general literature In exist
snee, because as readers miss nothing worthy q
notice hat Is current in the world of thought. n
every friend Of ''fhe sun discovers of It's man,
sides that appeals with particular force TO his iadiyd
ual liking.
II you already know ''The sun" You will ohserv,
that In lSSS il sa little better than ever before
yoa do not &lready know .'The SUM-, you will tnd Il
70 be mirror Of ali human activity, a storehouse u
the choicest products et common sense and imacna
uon, mainstay for the cause Of honest government
8 sentinel for genuine Jefersonian Democracy
seourge for wickedness IL every species, and un
commonly good investment for the coming year.
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ington's birthday. The Preside mt, who
is member Of the order, N tended.
Speeches were made by Bx~G overnor
Curtin, OF Penrsylvania, Sshatos Haw.
10y, Of Connecticut, and Senator Logan,
of illinois.
There was no end Of visitors on the
floor Of the House of Representatives
on the 22d. One is at loss 70 know
what becomes Of Ex-Congrsssmen until
there is q washington's birthday, when
they have time by reason Of closed de-
partments to exercise the North Ame-
rican Ex-C -CongTessmsn's right Of going
upon the House floor. The other do
partmont people who have been and are
politicians also call around on Wash.
ington's birthday to see the neglected
Csngrossmen from their districts, and
they have little reunions around the
doorways. The men who carry in cards
get weary, but the holiday people have
rights at least once year, and the door
keepers will have long rest after the
fourth OF March.
The Senate passed tho tariff bill at its
midnight session, while the people
slept, and now that the Senate has pass
ed the bill the next question In "will
tho House approve IT." Tho House
haz practically abandoned the measure
II originated, and IL there is tariff legis.
IAtion by this Congress II must accept
tho Senate bill. Mr. Morrill,, who had
charge Of the bill In the Senate. has
insisted upon its passage, and II is infer
red that in 20 dcisg he bad reason 10
believe that the measure would receive
favorable consideration in the House.
The President Ia thought to'havs ak
erciSsd his own Judgment In the select
ion Of civil service commissioner. The
vexed question being settled, people are
asking: "What manner Of men are
thessr' They are not politicians, fact
that goes Ear 10 insure public confidence.
They are described as men Of ability,
who have had experience In public af-
| fairs. Mr.. Dorman Is. Eaton is a law
yer, and the most widely knswn mem-
ber Of the triumvirAte, having been
actively engaged for fifteen years in be-
half Of civil service reform. He drew
up tho bill creating the civil servies
commission, lObbied IL through Con
gress, and any commission would have
been incomplete without him. He Is a
man Of high character, good scholarship,
and all the theoretical attainments for
the place. In personal appearance hs
is tall. gaunt, awkward, has large fec.
and hands, and wears badly fitting
clothes Of Quaker cut. He il thought
10 be comfortable financially. Mr.. John
If. Gregory is a preacher Of irreProaeh-
able character, who has lived many
years in Illinois, AMI il known through
out The West a. o man prominent IL
religious and educational matters. Ls-
roy ID. fhoman is . lawyer thirty-eigh.
years old, living in youngstown, Ohio.
He has served in the Legislature, been
. judge Of the probate court in his ma
tive county, and ran against Mckinley
for Congress. He was also voted for in
the last Democratic State convention
for Governor. Besides his legal busi-
ness, be is Editor CT the youngstown
Vindieator, and 9 writer Of decided abil-
ity.
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A wonLD or GOOD.

One Of the most popular medicines
now before the American public, is
Hop Bitters. You SEQ it everywhere.
People take it with good effect. 1t
is not AZ pleasant to the taste as some
other bitters, as IL is not whiskey
drink. II is more like the old-fashion.
ed bone.set tea, that has done a world
Of good. II you don't feel just right,
try Hop Bitters. NumiG Neics.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-16
WASHINGTON .LgTTER.
IFrOm our Regular COrrsspondSnt.J
WAsHISGroS. Feb. "a. 1883

trron our Regular Corresponoen ~
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 1883.
Sleary the Snowman told Gradgrind
that the world must be amused, and
that the showmen believe that Wasb-
ington must be amused is evident from
their presence and patronage here. At
one end of the Avenue We have Con-
gress, ut the other end the Dog Show.
South of the Avenue are Jsm Mace and
the Australian Giant, and dime muse
I'm, North of the Avenue is Adelina
Patti, at ten dollars a seat. Gilbert's
and Sullivan's new opera, Iolanthe, is
also on the boards at Ford's Opera
Honse. And convention of school
superintendents are discussing educa-
tional way and means on street.
The city wore holiday appearance
the day before yesterday in honor of
Washington's birthday. The public
Offices were closed, and also a good por-
tion of private business houses. Flags
were flying patriotically from prominent
buildings, and the only place where
patriotic sentiment bad to give way to
business was at the Capitol, as the ex-
piring Congress has no time to spare
for festivities. The day was observed
by the oldest inhabitants in an old FASH
ioned way, and military parade took
place in the afternoon, and passed in
review before General Sherman and
President Arthur. The Military Order
Of the Legal Legion gave banquet at
Lhe Arlington Hotel in honor Of WASH
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

Wilton, MINI, Jan. lIth, 1891
y. j. kEssALL and Co., Gents Having got
hoTse book of you by mall year ago, the contents
Of which fersnailed mo To try Eendas SPAWN Cure
on the bind Ieg n NJ my horAes which was badly
s~olsn and could not be reduced by any other rene.
~, ! got tw0 bottles II KsadalPs SPAWN Cure Of
Preston and IIdduth, Druggists Of Haseca, which
completely cured my horse. About BY0 years ago
had three ysar old e1:t sweenied very badly /
used your remedy given In your book without
rowtlng, aud must say 70 your credit that tho colt
u entirely cured which 10 surprise not only 70 my,
self but also ~ my neighbors. You sent mo the
book for the tFifing II % cents and II could
not get another aiiks il would not take twenty-five
dollars for it.
Yours truly,
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Fremont Ohio, jan 2bth. 1881.
DIR. II. j. KESD4LL and Co., Gents I'll think IL my
duty u render y0u my thanks for benefits and profits
which have derived from your invaluable and far
famed SPAWN Cure. My cousin and had q valuable
stallion, worth $1,000 which had \ very bad smyin
and was pronounced by four eminent veterinary sur
geons beyond any cure aud that the horse was done
for ever. As last resort advised my cousin 70 try
bottle Of KendalPs SPAWN Cure. IL bad a magical
effect the third bottle cured IL aud the horse Il as
well as ever. DIR. Dick Of Edinburgh, tho eminent
veterinary surgeon was an uncle Of mine, and take
great iateresi in assisting his profession
Yours truly,
JAMES X Wnroy CgviI Enedns.r
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Terms 90 Nail sahserIbers.

The several editions Of 'she sun arc sent by mall
postpaid, IS follows:
DAILY-55 eents \ month, $3.50 = year, with
Sunday edition, Ss.:o.
SUNDAY-Eight pages. slice year,
REEkL1-Sa = year. Eight pages Of the best
matter Of the daily issues an Agricultural Depart
of unequallea merit. market EepaFts and liter
Ar. scientific and domestic intelligence make ''fhe
Weekly Sun the newspaper for the famere house.
hold The clubs q ten with Sio extra copy free.
Address !. ". ENGLAND. Publisher,
THE SUM- y. Y. City.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure

Il IN its effects mild IN Its action as Il does not
blister yet IL Is penetrating and powerful 10 reach
every deep seated pain any bony growth OF
other engagements, such spayfns, spIints curbs
calous, sprans, swellings and any lamencss and en-.
largemcnts Of the joints limbs, for rheumatism
IN man and for any purpose for which linmcnt is
used for man or beast. Ii IL now known 20 be the
best liniment for man ever used, acting mild and
yet certain In It's effect
Send address for illustrated Circular which we
tnink gives positive proof Of its virtues No remedy
has ever met with such unauali6ed success 10 our
for beast as well as man,
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S5 All drug
gists have 1t get 1t for you 1t will be TO
Dr. b. J. KENDALL and Co., Enosburgh Falls, Vt.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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KendaIl's SPAWN Cure. /

Hamilton, No. June 18Th. lssl,
Is. J. kESbALL & co..-gents This is 70 GRITTY
that have uscd ksbdAiFs SPAWN cuFr and haEo
tound u tn 10 all tt IL recommended 10 aud In
fact more too have removed by using the shave
Caious. Bone spsyns. Hing boies. splints, and can
ehesrfniiy testify and Fee~nssnd il 20 be tho best
thing Tor any bony substance hsye ever used asd
have tried many - l have male that my stniy for
years.
Respectfully yours.
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-. - SETu not, life is sweeping
tore YOU die something mighty and sublime leave he
hind TO conquer time. go a week IN your own town.
e5 outfit free. No risk. Everything new. Capital
not required. We will furnish you everything
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make as much as
men, and boys and girls make great pay. Reader II
you want busnesss at which you make great pay
Co, ,Portlan Name
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Seminal Weakness, night losses by dreams, piin
pies the lace and loss OF manhood can positively be
cured The sick and afflicted should not fail to cal
upon him. The Doctor has Travelled extensively in
Europe and inspected thoroughly tho various nospi-
tals there, obtaining great deal Of valuable iorna-
ton, which he iscopetent 70 mpat TO those IN neei
OF his services. DR., GIBH0N win make no charge
unless ne effect cure. Persons at distance NAY
81 GBkED At HOME. All mtlnicatiOns
strictly confidential. You one bu the Doctsr
Send ten dollars for package Of medicine porsolla
writing 70 the Doctor will please state the OF tho
paper they see this advertisement in ChargeS rr,-
sonable Call or write Address DR. j. r GiBBON.
BOX 1897, san Francisco. vlspss
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To the Sick and Afflicted +!
AND ESPECIALLY
Those Suffering from Debility,
Nervous PrOstration, Loss Of
vitality, Sexual Iniirmities,
Etc., Etc.

yuNue GREAT NEED THOSE HAVE who are
] suffering frem SEXUAL AND NERVOUS
ooMPhAlNfs iss paysiean, who ssa can comprehend
The general practitioner II not sufficiently skilled
In these classes Of trouble 70 do So and u must be
left to the speclallse, who by eduoation long pre
tiee. thorough knowledge and comprehensive n,ind ~
prepared To curo them.
DR. J. & YOUNG
oponed his now celebrated Institute In 1850 for tho
purpose of afTording the afflicted the certainty OF
honorable and skillfnl treatment and perfect aud
permanent ressoraton and Tor over so Years u has
sustained the first rank not only upon this coast hut
throughout the civilized world
am aware that by dwelling upon 50 uainviting
subject the decay of sexual vigoF the Ignorant
may asperse my motive but the deslre TO inform
those who suffering through ignorance, aud
who hs earelessness or want of knowledge that
be had, are not only hurrying themselves 70
an inheritance 10 future generations, Is too great an
incentive 10 permit me To be silent.
symptsmx>
n yon are suffering from night losses NERVOUSNESS.
Weaknesses, confusion of mind, sllk hit oSses when
under excitment variable temper trembling palnl.
abuse even in tho slightest particular you are suffer
ing from the
Dread Enemy Of Human Life.
And should not hesitate to seek at once health and
CtREs G'tstss = GuARANTEgn. FEES MODERATE
CONSULTATION ~ LETTER OR OTHERWISE
Free.
Exclusively Vegetable Remedies Used.
| O.
LADIEs-Yeu are especially liable IL suffering
| from NERVOUS prostration. All your peculiar com
plants nervous In their orgin and hence toui
suffering Rro terribly depressing ineSpresAibi,
keen. The Doctor Ia his researches and practice o
| nervous troubles has made your organization
special study and is thus enabled from hts expert
| enee and knuwleslga 10 aid and you in any q
the troubles weakness, distressing aud suieFtOgs &
which as n sex you arc liable.
| &a-You wti find In the Doctor n friend upo,
| whom you can reply for comfort, aid and cure
Dr Young's Female Remedies have At
talned reputation for efficiency nnelaaled nv am
medicine, medical prescription offered
They can be sent by mail express
| Those desiring personal cane and attentioa cal
have all necessary accommodations furnished.
| o
Letter.,
Those who can not visit the city ran hy gisni
their symptoms la their way, receive altes
and when desired. treatment al hoine with every
surance of a cure
LETTERS RETURNED OR DESTROYED.
Address,
DC. ,. &. YoUNc.
Medical Institute,
No. stockton ~
San Francisco. Feb. 81. isS2.
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cATARRH CURED, bealthan sweet
breath secured by Shlloh's Catarrh Rene
dy. Prico 80 cents Nasal Injector tree.
THAT HACKING COUGH can DO NO
quickly cured by ShIloh's euro. We guar
antoe IL.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
4 SURE CURE GUARANTEED.

nR r. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
~ iheht. a specific for Hysteria Dizziness, Con
Fuisions, Nervous Headache Mental De,,rsasiS.S
Loss OF Memory, Spermatorlnea Impoteiicy. In
voluntary emissions, premature old age, caused By
over -exErton, self-abuse oyer-indul9enee which
leads 70 misery, decay and DEATH One box will cure
recent Illness. Each box contains one months
treatment one dollar box, or six boxes for five
a9iiaEs; sent ey mail prepaid on receipt Of price
we guarantee six boxes to cure any case With
oeh order received by as for six boxes accompanied
Win I'VE dollars, we will send the purchaser nf,r
written guarantee return the money n the trsat
fnent does not effect cure. Gnarantecs issued
only by i''-''
W0ODARD, CLARKE e. co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Portland 0resoon
Orders by mail at regular prices
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Le Rlehaa's Golden Baisnm M. O.
Cures Cif4nccrs, first and soeogd stages Sorss
on the Legs and B.siy syphiitie Czsarrah, dis
eased Scalp, and ali primary forms Of ihs GisoAse
Price, $500 per Bottle.
lie RIrhau's eSIden BalSam No. 9.
Cures Tertiary. Mereursai, Syphiitie kheunlAtisnt
Psias IN the Bones. liberated ThTeat, S5Ihslltic
'Rash, Lumps, etc, aud eFadicatss All diseases
from the tystefn, whether caused by had treat
Tnsnt abuss OF mercury, lea wing the bl-od pure
and healthy. Prse.s5.oO per Bottle.
Ie RIehau's Golden spaatsh Antidote
for the of GonoFrhera, Giest, ete. Pres.
81 per Bottle.
Lc Rtchau's Golden spanish Injection.
wash for cure 0f GIeet, structure, disease of
the Urethra and BIaslIeF, etc. Prtse. $50 per
B9<tIe.
Le RIehau's Golden Ointment t0r the
effective healing Of syphiiItie spEes and ErHp-
tIons- Prizes. sl.00 per Bottle.
Also Agents Tor lie RIehau's Golden PIits. for
weakness, loss Of physical powers, and all diseases
arising from abuse and excess oser-~ssFk. Price,
500 per Box.
Sent everywhere, c. o. D.. securely Jacket po
Express.
y. RICHARDS Il 90. Agents. ~ 80
Sansone street, Corner Clay, San Francisco, Cal.
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'Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound ranks 1rst. as curative agent In
all complaints peculiar TO women.
" HY WILL you cough when shIloh's
Cure viii give immediate relief. Price 10
60cts.andfl.
sHILoEi'S CURE WILL Immediately
relieve Group, wbooping cough and
Bronchitis.
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C@k AwEEK si2a day at home easily mad
2 - Costly Outfit free. Address TRuk Co
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WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint sblloh's Vltalizer
IL guaranteed 10 cure you.
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PATENTS

Obtained and all other business in;the e. g. Patent
Office attendeded 70 for moderate fees.
Our Office Is opposite the o. s. Patent Oaie,, and
1se obtain Patents n s time than those rsmOte
from Washington.
feBd modie or drawing. We advise as 70 patent
ability free Of charge and make charge unless
obtain patent.
We refer here, 20 the Postmaster, the supt. Of
Money Order Div and ~ officials Of the H. s. Patent
biicc. For circular, advice terms, and references
t actual cIielts In your own ate or county nIdreas
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manhood Al Is complications and from whatever
cause produced II enriches and paFifes the blood
strengthens lhe nerves brain. muscles, digestion, re-
productive organs and physical and mental faculties
Il stops any unnatural debilitzting drain npon the
SYSTEM preventing involuntary losses, deoilitattng
stTuctiTe TO mind and body, IL Is sure elisnatnr
of all kidney and bladder complaints IL contains no
injurious Ingredients. To those suderins from the
eg eff1cts OF youthful indiseFefions speedy, thor
ougA and permanent cure Is GUARANTEED, Price
- 80 per bottle FIVE bottles in ease. gith fn dl
recfions and advice slo. Sent secure from Observa
ton 70 address upon receipt Of price, or e o. d,
-. f.aa. rE--..s
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e. fo Coo per day at home. Samples wortl
sRO " sp ~ s. free. Adress sfISsoS & Co.