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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31
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sRlDAY...~.... AUGUST 81, 1888.
rorrLAR ss'iEscR

DR. nrown-sequard has discovered
q new anmsthatlc which destroys
senslbility, but not consciousness or
physical activity, for an entire day or
more.
1t Is found by tho survey OF the
Great Lakes that there Is slight
tide la them but not OF sufficient ex-
tent 10 DO noticeable without special
care. the amount OF rise and fall not
exceeding two inches.
Blasting paper has been made by J..
Petry OF Vienna. It consists of unsi-
zed or ordinary blottlng paper coated
with hot mixture of seventeen parts
Iof yellow prusslate OF potash, seven-
teen Of charcoal, thirty i've of refined
saltpetre, seventy of potassium chic
rate, ten Of wheat starch, and 1900 oi
water. When II 10 dried II Is cut In
to strips which are rolled into car.
tridges.
Prof. Huxley maintains that In
Hshlng districts an acre Of sea was
more profuse In food production thar
an acre ofland. Salmon rivers re-
qulred protection. But In the cas-
OF the great sea the circumstance
were entirely different. He belivec
that the cod.herring, pllchard, mack
erel and similar fisheries wero mex
, haustIhle, and were entirely beyonC
the control ogman either TO dimInIsi
the number of flsh or 10 increac'
!. them by cultivation.
q I. Faye, In paper read before th'
Academy Of Sciences, Paris, on Jul!
e, regarding the tornadoes whIcl
swept over Kansas on May 80, 1873
maintains that these meteorological
phenomena, like other storms an'
hurricanes, are due one to whirlwlnd
descending with vertical axes, an,
originating not Ia the lower atmos
lrhere strata, but In the upper current
! whose direction may be quite dIiferen
4 from the light winds which prevlou,
J ~ prevailed near the surface OF th
earth and quite Independent Of them
Messrs. Dobbie and Hutcheso
have Investigated the various me
thods ofliberaiing chlorine and de
composing hydrochloric acid All
IchlorIdes with weak electric cur
ron.. They obtaiped the best result
by moistening the goods with sea
water and passing them betwee
two slowly revolving carbon rollers
which were connected with opposIt
3 poles Of battery. Sodium hypoch
! lorite was formed in the fabric, an
n on Immersion In acid the bleaching
was effected. Good results were ais
Il obtained with dilute hydrochlofI
lacid. Pure hydrofuoric acid ais
bleaehas when thus decomposed.
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+ Red Fish Lake, above Sawtooth city,
on the summit Of the Sawtooth ran ge
Of mountains, Ia the Wood River re-
gion, idaho, has dropped through the
bottom. The lake had an area Of
several miles, and was many fatboms
In depth. II was on tho summit Of
one Of the peaks Of the range, some
1900 feet elevation above the sea,
and surrounded by heavy timber, which
rendered IL a delightful place Of resort
in Summer for camping, fishing and
boating parties. Tho lake has been
there since the white man has known
the country, bat lately-the day Of the
occurrence ia not know n-the bottom
fell out. Tho country formation Is
granite and limestone, and an immense
iiasure has opened, whether caused by
separation or settling Of the earth's sur
face or from volcanic action Is not
known. Al present the bed Of the
lake Is dry, and presents the appearance
Of deep gorge or valley on tho sum-
NIT Of the mountains. This lake has
always contained millions Of red Gsh
and been q tavorite resort for bear,
deer aud other game. Where the Gal
went to Is as much = mystery a. ~hsr,
the water went.-Hailey Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

The cows In IreIrnd never give
milk punch. They have no horns.
Broken on the whecl--The bicyc-
list who spends all OF his money.
There is very little Of milk Of hu-
man kindness about the cowboy.
Servant girls get 30 and 50 week
ia Dakota. They soon save money
enough TO get q husband.
The buffalo on our Western prairies
Is always deserving Of respect. His
is n plain, unvarnIshcd tall.
A good many emigran.s have come
to this country In rags, and now the
cholera Is following their exam.
pie.
There Is man In this city 30 mean
and crooked In his transactions that
he will not even indulge in q square
meal.
Talk about the student walters Of
the White Mountains Saratoga has q
colorcd bootblack that breaches the
gospel. He looks after mems souls as
wellas their upper feathers.
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NEUTRALIZED.
In What way a Prevalent Evil may b
shorn or It's Power % Marni.s

Malaria 4 broad name for many diseases-al orig
and typhoid levers and chls and fever are prominent
members of the family. Malaria dcnea alike the
builders, the plurdefs aud the physieans, Despair.
ing 0f ordinary treatment the latter almost nanl.
ni0isy recommend Bensonis capcne Porous PLASTER
as the greatest aBti.maIafial specific Of the age
These piasters act upon the liver, Spleen, and ND.
neys.
Worn over theregion Of the liver, and upon the
back over the kdneys they ward of malaria Ike an
armor. 80 other plasters do this.
When you purchase. satisfy yourself that the word
apc4ine Is cut IN the cen.er Of The plaster.
se bury & Johns on, chemists. New York. Highest
wards at international Expeditions.
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Representative Bayne, OF Pennsyl-
vaDia, Is in Washington, and says that
the iron and other manufacturing
interests IN Western Pennsylvania
show no signs of suffering on account
OF the changes In the tariff, but that
business is lively In all its department.
He says that people in his part OF the
state are paying little attention to pol
tiles, and he predicts q very light
vote at the coming election. There is
general apathy in both political par
ties, and he thinks the side which Is
able to arouse sufficient enthusiasm
to get out a fair proportion Of its
voters will win the day. Bayne has
a hign opinion Of Chairman Hensel'
abilities as campaign manager, and
says that despite the apparant har-
mony In the Republican ranks their
candidates will by no means have q
H1alk-over."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

The Agricultural Bureau at Wash
ington in the crop report for July, Ak
es the area Of corn planted at 6s,3e4.- :
Gs5 acres. The average condition OF
the crop Is put at So, against 81 In
July OF last year. The increase of
acreage over last In $500, 900 acres.
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KNOW WHEREOF IsPEAE

For have noed it extensively. ]
regard Parker's Ginger Tonic most
excellent remedy for kidney, lung
and stomach disorders. IT lnvigorates
without Intoxicating, j. Francis,
Religlo Philos. Journal, Chicago.
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4 srrrEaEa raeM nnErMArrsn

/ limped about for years with q
cane, and could not Ist down without
oxcrucIating pain. Parker's Ginger
Tonic effected an astonishing cure
and keeps me well. II Is inialiIble.
N. GuIlfoyle, BInghamton, Ny.
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I'll lIK TI1IE1
DUST-PROOF
Stem Winding Open Face Case.
MANUFACTURED NJ THE
American Watch Co.,
WALTHAM, MASS.

This case ls formed In solid piece without Joint
or seam, opening In fsoat only, thus avoiding the
usual cap. and securing greater streRKih and dun-
bliity.
Thsse Watches are All open face. Tho bezsl, Into
which an sxsrA strong crystal Is fitted with e.
pseAiiy prepared waterproof cement, II attached v
The case BY svswing Il thsTeon, and thus forms an
Airtighi junction with The body u The cas-, which
Il proof against dust and moisture.
Tho railroad rssn. travellers. miners, lumbemtr
and these who arc almost constantly exposed and
who have 70 Hsaks frequent reference 70 the watch
ihess qualities are Of the utmost impors4nos.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

Wilton, Minn JAM 1Irfl, 1881.
T. j. KENDALL and Co, Gents Having got a
horse book 0f you by mail year ago. the contents
of which persuaded 20 try KendaIps SPAWN Cure
on the hnd leg of of my horses which vas badly
swoolen and could not be reduced by any other rene
dy, got two bottles Of Kendais SPAWN Cure Of
Preston and Ludduth Druggists Of Waseca, which
completely cured my horse. About five years ago 4
had . three year old colt sweenied very badly i
used your remedy as given in your book without
rogelling and must say 70 your credit that the colt
y entirely cured, which isa surprise not only 10 my
self but also to my ueighbOfa. You sent me the
book for the tr1hHg Of 25 cents and n 1 could
not get another aiiks il would not take twenty.ye
dollars for II.
Yours truly,
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READ PROOF OF WONDERRULCURES

Fremont Ohio, Jan. 18th, 1881.
DH. D. ]. KExDALL and Co., Gents ~ think Il my
duty 70 render you my thanks for benefits and profits
which have derived from your Invaluable and far
samed SPAWN Cure. BY cousin and had valuable
stallion, worth 1900 which had very lad spawn
and was pronounced by four eminent veterinary sur
ssons beyond any cure and that the horse was done
ever. As last resort advised my cousin 70 try
: bottle Of Kendaus SPAWN Cure. It had magical
veil as ever. Br. Dick Of Edinburgh, the eminent
geterinarx surgeon an uncle Of miile and take
great Interest IN assisting bis profession.
Yours truly,
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The following letter. Gen their own
story.

vaidOsta. Georgia. July 20, iss2.
II sold one of your Patent Dnst Proof Case
about ten moHths ago. and tho other day Il came
back 70 me with the request 70 make 4 wind easier.
On examination found that the stem was rusty. aud
Inquired Into the cause of H. The gentlemen stated
70 ms that he was starting some saw-logs that had
lodged in the bend of the river. whsn bis chain
caught In bush and threw HE watch into about
twelve feet of water, aid he vas about two hourr
anding Il. when he sos it out lt was running AsI
he thoaght AL right. In about thrse months he
found thas the Stsia hard 70 turn and bsnt h q
me,
lean my that the watch i al tha. the company
claims Cor ~ and reeommsni Il 70 all railroad and
NIL men.
.B.w. Bsxrlr."
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Notwithstanding envoiution the
angleworm still lives, the ape still
lives, Beecher stIll lives, man still
lIves-and God Is supreme.
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Every paid up subscriber TO the DENocRAr
is entitled 10 ono Of "Ksndall's Treaties on
on the Horse"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

GER"WD week made At horne by the In
- ~ - dustrious. Best business now be
fore the public, Capital MOI needed. We Will star
You. Men. women, boys and girls wanted every
where TO work for us. Now Is the time. You can
work In spare time. give your whole tins TO the
business No otner business win pay you nearly as
we'll. No one fail TO make enormous pay, by en-
gaging at once Costly ontfIt and terms ffee Money
mado fast, easily, and honorAhly. Address TRuE
Co., Augusta, Maine
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

Seminal Weakness, night losses b dreams, PIN
Pies % the face a1d los n manhood can positively be
cured. The sick and afflicted should NOS fail 70 cal
upon llhl The Doctor has tYaEelea extensively IN
Europe, and inspected Thoroughly the various nosp-
tss there, obtaining great deal Of valuable InToEna
ton, which he iseoTnpetent 70 mpart tose In need
Of his services. DR.. GIEB0S will make no charge
unless be effect cure. Persons at distance HAY
- CTkED At HONE. All COZ .municztions
stE1ctiy confidential You no one bu the Doctor
send ten dollars for package Of medicine. Persons
Wflx % the Doctor VII please state the Of the
paper they see this advertisement In. Charges rea~
sonable Call or write Address DR.. ]. r. GIBB0E,
BOX 1877, sAn Fraileiseo y15nzS-
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the vital fluid passing nchsegyed into the uFae, ana
many other diseases leading insanity and death
DEk. ME3THE viii ayree 70 forfeit Five Hundred
DelIars for case II this kind the Vital ResfaFas
a1ve fusder his special advice and tFeatnent1 viii not
cure or for anything impure or injurious found "a
it. Dr. Minsie treats ali private diseases successfully
without mercury Consultation free. fh1roagh ex.
atanation and advice iEelnding analYsisos urine -
Pree ol vital Restorative s5 bostle or four times
the quantity SO. sent 70 any address upon reeept %
prise or c. o. D. obscure from observation and IN pm
vate II desired, by DIR. 4. Z. MlNTfEs II keaF1sey
street. san fraheiseo, Cal
sample hotsse free Sent on application by etter.
Stating symptom, sex aud age coanrnnnleailons
strictly confidential
Dr., Nintie's kidney Remedy, SephFeticum, cures
al kinds Of dney and bladder complaints. .gonoFrhaa
giests Ieouehorhga- For sale b. al druggists. II
bottle or SIX bottles for S.
Dr. Mintie Dzndeion pills are the besa ard cheap
est Dyspepsia and Bilious cure In the nlaFEet- For
sale BY AL druggists.
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A dressing to bcautify gray hair
every family needs. Parker's Hair
Balsam never fails 70 satisfy.
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FROM YHE OHBOH9A PRESS, n. Y.

Onconta, New YORK, Jan. eth, 1881.
Early last summer Messrs b. J. Kendall and Co., 0f
Enesbufg Falls Vt, made contract with the pub
listers Of the Pres for half column advertisement
for one year setting forth the merits Of Kendalls
SPAWN Cure. At the same time secured from the
hrTn quantity Of books, entitled Dr. kedails Tre-
rse on the H0rse and his Diseases which are Civ
ing 70 advance paying subscribers 70 the preSsg as
premium.
About the time the advertisement first appeared in
tbs paper NT. i. 9. Sehermerhori who resides near
Golfers had spawned horse. He read the adger-
tiseEneut aud concluded % test the efficacy of the
remedy although his friends l1nghed az his eredulty
be bought bottle of kendaifs SPAWN Cure and COM
efsced using u on the horse accordance with the
directions, and he informed us this week that t e.
iected such complete cure that expert horse
man, who examined the animal recently could find
no trace OF the SPAWN or the place where Il had BEEN
located. Mr. Schernerb0n has since secured copy
ef Kendall : Treatise on the Horse and his Disease,
which he prizes very highly and woud be 10th 70 part
With at aby price, provided be could obtain an.
other copy. 50 much for .rtisng reliable artIclea
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The only known specific for Epileptic Fits. IN
Also for epasms and Failing Sickness. Nervous
Weakness it instantly relieves and cures. CIcnnsea
blood and quiekeas sluggish circulation. Eeutfa-
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price, or ID. Responsible persons can pay Mnsn
enrs,lat home, Dr, Lleblg Dspensary has. al ele'
gant drug store In lie building
Too ffcsascnt excavations g INC hlaaasr anu M Ioll
neaIfnent In urine arc symptoms ot secondary eesn
nal weaineaa and proAtaioffhea. Complaints fvaaiiy
Weld to tho Or. Llehlg treatment. -, :.
Ordinary Gases Any recent case ol spvss., :"
u eare viii he promptly sent with fun dlree'ions
aud advice, ON receipt Of $40. All packages ate
securely covered from observation,
Hnvigarator samples Free.
"a nrovs the wonderful paSer Of tho Great German
tslesator q bottle 6f either number will be hsilt
Free II charge Persons ordering FREQ hottie VII
onf., have 10 nav eNpreema9a on delivery,
Most powerful electric belts tfue - pA'seh..
Call or write.
mr. IIERIE 4 CO.. soe tseary Sc. .
Private Entrnuces to5-sinson 81, va
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KeadaH's SPAWN Cure

g sure iIts effects. mid IN It's action as It does not
blister yet il Is penetrating and powerful TO reach
every deep seated pain remove any bopy growth or
other enargeEnents such spaEfns, splinte eurbs,
laFgements Of the Joints limbs, for rheumatism
n man and for any purpose for which nimenti Is
used for manor beast IT Is now known 70 be the
best Iniment for man ever used, acting mild and
yet certain IN ts effect.
Send address for illustrated Circular which we
think gives positive proof Of rs virtues 30 remedy
bas ever met with such unqualified success to
k9owledee, for beast as we'll ~ man,
AEiee 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.. Al irg
s1ss have tor can get 1t for you, Il win be sent 10
any address on receipt Of price by the propfietorg
DE-. =. u kksDALL and Co., Enosburgh Falls VI.
ALDBY All, DRUGGISTS
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Tbsabove wers veFy ssysre tests. and dessonsirass
beyond doubt, that Cor any resonabis length oi
ne eurirs whih watch nigh, be under water IL
would receive no injury whatever.
We make these cases In bath goid and silver. and
perfectly Dasi-Prooi. stem Winding Watch case.
challenge The World 20 produce Its equal.
Fer sale BY an 1rsf-eiass Jewellers.
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Clinton, IOwo. April .. lesl.
uIsh jon would send me = spring for The Wan
Eiiery Watch by The way this EiIssy is a
wsieh said 10 your Screw pessl Case 70 farmer
last fafl. Thahrst of January he lost the watehi In
the woods and found IL this week Ia about foot Il
water, II had iala thres months and over IN GsoS
and water. With bat .ghs irlury % tbs wsteh-only
hair iF-rpnng.
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The Great English Rene
dY.

Isa never failing cure for
Nervous Debility, seminal
tTmkna~, Exhausted Vi
Ealify, Sraruntc.rhnas
] MANHOOD, I'm.
potency, Paralysis. and AZ
serrihle effects # Self.
Abuse. youthEni lollies. and
|excesesln Eaaturer years
such as loss of Memory,
f.azsifnsie. Emission, Aver.
sion % society. Dlnanesz q
Vision, Noises In the Head
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Lef.frllau'A (soIdcm RaIsnnn No.
Cures Chalicres first and second stages: Sores on
the legs aud body eyphilitc Catarrh, diseased scap
and all primary forms OF the disease known As syp
hills. Price, s5 per bottle.
LeIflehau's Golden Bnlsam No.
Cures Tertiary, Mercuria Syphilitlc Rhenmatisn,
secondary stages. Pains In the Bones.. liberated
Throat, Syphitic Rash Lumps, etc., and eradicates
all diseases from tho system whether caused BY bad
treatment or abuse Of mercury, leaving tho blood
pure and healthy. Price, S5 per bottle.
Sent everywhere, c, o. d., securely packed per ex-
press.
G. +. RICHARDS a co., Agents, +27 q 420
Sansome street, Corner Clay, san Francisco,
California
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To the Unfortunate !!
DIR. GIBBONS
Dispensary.

900 KEARNH ST.
UEO corner Df CONNER
cial Street, san Francisco.
Established IN 1854. for
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, such
as CaneFFI1ea, elect.
Structure, ,syphIIfs in al
ffa fnrIIa IllanaanneE
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
KendalI's SPAWN Cure.

The Nest Successful Remedy ever discovered.
ss = : eerIan IN IL effects and does ust hlistsr
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D. ". BExIlr."
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nR. Cd sALFELp.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficient % show Is meFits viii be sent 70 any ems
spplyins, hy letter stating hrs symptoms aud asr
Communications strictly confidential,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-07-11

Gin, o., Nov. 70, 1851.
Gents The foolish vast
ing OF vital force in business,
pleasure, and vicious inoul-
gcnce Of our people, makes
your preparation a necessity;
and II applied, will save hun
dreds who resort 10 saloons
for temporary recuPeration.
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Storing Of TurnIps.

As 10 the various modes Of storing,
the first probably IA pulling, topping,
failing, and biting. That involves a
labor supply and run Of favorable
weather which cannot always be con-
fdently reckoned on. In fact, on
large holdings the whole crop can
rarely be secured in that form. A
more speedy process is the throwing
Of the produce Of three or four drills
tops, tails, and all-into one RI: or
trench made by the ordinary plough.
Thereafter a furrow or two by the
plough covers the roots, and they, a.
a rule, keep well there till spring.
"Causewayings,' as IL has been
termed, or laying The bulbs in hand
layers, answers admirably but it r.
too slow 10 be attempted for the whole
crop on large holdings. If every
otLer means seem inadequate to effect
complete protection to the years
produce before the new year, the com
mon drill plough should be run pref
~ deeply through n portion Of the
turnip drills. IN this way soil would
be raised around the bulbs, which
would give Mt least partial protection
from both vermin and frost. II isl
not for us to name the proportions Of
the turnip break on the various farms
which should be treated in the differ.
ent forms Of storing indicated These
must depend on circumstances, such
as the size Of the farm, the labor
supply, the weather, etc Our pur-
pose will be served If we succeed in
convincing farmers who hitherto have
been somewhat Indifferent in the
matter Of the great necessity Of stor-
ing more or less completely, the tur
nip crop just as nssiduously as they
do the other crops ofthe farm. There
is, saving alone potatoes, perhaps
none more costly and none that n stock
fattening farmer can lose with so
much discontinue No crop, there
fore, should be 80 carefully looked af
ter, not only when it is growing, but
after il s ripe, as turnips. Gradually
Scotch farmers are getting more at
tentive to root storing, but there is
yet great deal to be accomplished,
unfortunately, before it can be said
that this expensive crop is protected
as il ought to be. Agricultural.