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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-18
FROM RHE nHRnHFA PRESS. n. 7.

Oneonta, Sew York, Jan. Gtb, 1881.
Early last summer Messrs. d. j. Kendall AMI Co, Of
Euosburg Falls VI, made contract With the pub
fishers Of the "Press" for half column advertisement
for one year setting forth the merits 81 kendals
SPAWN Cure. At the same time secured from the
firm quantity Of books entitled Dr. kenda)fs Trea.
rise the H0rse and his Diseases, which CIV
ing 70 advance paying Subscribers 20 the sPfcss"
premium.
About the time the advertisement FIRST appeared in
this paper Mr. T.. G. SchernerhoTn, who resides near
Golfers had spawned horse. He read the adyer-
tisement aud concluded 70 test the efficacy Of the
remedy, although his frends laughed &C his creduty.
he boght bottle of Kendalps SPAWN Cure and
nenced using 10 the horse accordance with the
direcolis and be informed this week that IL e.
feeted such complete cure that an expert horse
man, who examined the animal recently could find
trace Of the SPAWN the place wheTe il bad been
located. Mr. SehermeTorn has since secured copy
ef KendzlfsTreatse the Horse and his Disease,
which he prizes very highly and would be 10th 70 part
with at ATTY price, provided he could not obtain an
other COPY 50 much for advertising reliable 1rtices
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-18

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look eTsr ffiaiea ssft psspzd Free Cir Ns
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BANK CERTIFICATE.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Office of Comptroller of the Currencey,
WAsnIN0ToN, April 10th, 1888.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, II has been
made to appear that 'sthe First National
Bank OF Albany In the City OF Albany in
the County OF Linn and State oe Oregon
has complied with ell the provisions of
the Revised Statues of the United States,
required to be complied with before an
association shall be authorized to conn
mence the business of Banking
Now, therefore, I,John Jay Knox Comp
troller of the Currency. do hereby certify
that tsThe FirAt Natiolal Bank OF Albany
i'm the City of Albany, in the County of
Linn aud State of Oregon, In authorized TO
commence the business OF Banking a.
provided IN Section my one hundred and
slxty.nine of the Revised Statutes of the
United States.
In testimony whereof Witness my hand
and seal of office, this 10Th day tf April,
1883.
I troller of the JonS JAY KNOX,
| Currency. Comptroller of the
Currency.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-18

Clinton. Iopo, April .. issl.
II Sish you sonld aend 4 q'y!ng for the VIA
Ellsry Watch By the way mi, Eliery i
vAish sid Ia your scrsE pszsl Case u farmer
last fall The GTst u January hs lost the watch IN
The ~oos. and found this wc.k n aLo one ioo, 4
watsr. T. hal iaa three innnshs and over IN sso~
and water vth hui slyht iniery Ia ti.s ~ztcl,sniy
a hair spring.
c.a R.txoxp"
The above gsTs very Eessre tests. ami demonstrafs
beyond doubt, that for any rssoasbls length II
me during 4hih ~atsh might Dr. under water IL
would receive no injury uhatrrer.
We make thsae ea.ss in both gali and silver. and
pCFisctly Dir, Frool. Stein winding watch case
e.sasilanSs The world 70 Prs1incr lts equal.
gor sale lay au HFst-rIass JeneIerx
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-18
KendaIl's SPAWN Care

Is in its effects mild in Its action it does not
blister yet it Is penetrating and powerful 20 reach
every deep seated pain remove any boDy growth
other enlargelnents, such spayfns, spnts curbs,
calos, sprans, swelliDgs and any lameness and en-
largenents Of the Joints limbs, orfor rheumatism
10 man and for any purpose for which linin1ept is
used for man or beast. II Is now known 20 be the
best liniment for man ever used acting mild and
yet certain in its effect.
Send address for Illustrated Circular which we
think gives positive proof Of its virtues No remedy
has ever met with such unqualified success 10 our
knowledge, for beast well as man,
Price SIper bottle, or six bottles for S.. All drug
9sts have 1t or get it for yo 1t will be sent to
DR.. b = KENDALL and CO.. Enosburgh Falls, " "a
S0T,DRY Al, DRUGGISTS
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DR.. Q. d. SALFlELD,
The Great English Rene

Is \ never failing eune for
Nervous Debility. Seminal
Weakness, Exhausted Vi
tslity, Spernsatorrh0a,
|L0sT n lANM0OD. I'm.
potency, Paralysis. and al
terrible effects of Self
Abuse, youthful follies and
|sxeesses in iaatpfer years
such rs loss of Memory
|Lassltude. Emission. Aver
sion TO Society. Dimness a
Vision, Noises in the Head
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-18

pfer, or O D. NespopaibIe puisohs cah tfay WheH
cured Strlctoat secrecy ntaintAineus lRtlcnN
cured az holne nr. lAebig DlspensaTy has. an ele'
CANT drug store In It's building
Too frequent evacaations ol the bladdsr anu rupy
sediment In urIne are symptoms Of secondary seuI.
nal weakness and nraatataFrhea. Complaints readily
Yield 90 tho DIR. Llehlg treatment.
Ordinary Cases Any recent case ni special OF
to cure win be promptly sei,s, With full directions
and advice ON receipt Of $40. All packages are
securely covered from observation.
Invlaerator Samples Free.
To proye the wonderful power of The Grrat German
fnvieoratnr s2 bottle of either ubcr viii hc snnt
free of charge Persons ordering free bottle VII
only have 20 pay exprcaaage ON delivery.
Maat powerful electric belts free tn patients son'
sltatlai examination and advice free and private.
Call OF write.
Dr, LIEnIE 4 co. 4ee ceary 50.
Private Rnarauee, so5 stasem 80, Cal.
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the vital fluid passing Enobserved into the urine ana
many other diseases leading % insanity and death
nR MATTE will agree ~ forfeit Five Hundred
Tallara for case Of this kind the Vital nestoFa.
dave (under his special sdvee and treanenfl viii not
cure or for anything impure or injurious found IN
IL Dr. Ninte treats all private diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Through ex-
animation and advice including analysis OF urine. -
Price Of Vital Restorative, - bottle or four times
the quantity Sl0 any address upon receipt of
Iic< ar C. o. D. obscure from observation and In pEt-
xste Il desired. by DR. A. + AlNTlE, IL hearney
street, san Francisco, Cal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-18

Or. Ninsie's Kidney Remedy, Sephreiicum, cures
Al kiads Of kidney and bladder complaint goi'orFa-
xlset, IeOnchoTrhea- For sale by ali druggists, 81
bottle or six bottles for =.
Dr. Nntis Dandelion Pills are the best and cheap
ess Dyspepsia and Bilious in the market For
sale bY all druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-18

manhood n ali its complications and from Whatever
sanse produced. Il snriehes and PARTIES the oiood
strengthens ahe nerves. braia muscles dguseion re-
nrlnctiye orrrns and physica and mental faculties.
Ii stops any unnatural dehilitattng drain nlon he
systena preventing involuntary losses, deeiitasing
structive To mind and holy, Il Is sure shninAteT
IL all kidney and bladder complaints. u contains no
Injurious Ingredients To those sunerinS troin tne
evsl effects Of youthful iadiscretios SPECIFY thor.
ouch and permanent cure Is GtARANTkhit lfise
- 80 per bottle five bottles in case with tali III
rections and advice Sl0. Sent secure tfot
IL. 4 L.. -
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SAMPLE bottle free Sent on application BY etier,
stating symptom sex aud age Communications
strictly confidential.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. +.
SURE CURE GUARANTEED.

nR &C. VESTS SERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
naent specific for HyzteriA. Dizziness, Con-
vuiSions. Nervous Headache, Mental Depression
Loss Of Memory, SperInatorhnea- lmposetlcy. In
voluntary emissions. premature old age, caused by
oyeF-e1ertion self-abose or over-iBdulgence, which
leeis 20 misery decay and death. One box viii cure
recent Illness Each box contains one month 5
treatment one dollar . box. or six boxes Ter hfe
dollars sent b. mail pgepaid on receipt 0g TFlee
We guarantee six boxes 20 cure any ease With
each order received BY Us for SIX boxes. accompanied
with I've dollars, We vii send the purchaser cur
written guarantee to return the money II the treat
THeat does not effect = cure. Guarantees issued
only By
wooDARD, CLARKE & co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Portland Oregon.
orders b. mail AZ regular prices
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TO the Unfortunate /!

EesBsnaI Weakness. night losses By dreams, pin
les the face and loss Of manhood positively be
cured. The sick and afflicted should noe fail 70 cs
upon him. The Doctor has Travelled extensively in
Europe and inspected thoroughly the various 6ospi-
tals there, obtaining great deal Of valuable IntorTna
ton, which he competent 70 impat TO those in need
Of his services. DR.. GIBBON Will make charge
unless he effect cure. Persons al distance MAY
BE CGRED Az HOME. All munications
strictly confidential. You one bu< the Doctor
Send ten dollars for package o medicine. Persons
writing 70 the Doctor viii please state the name Of the
paper they see this advertisement in. Charges rsa~
soDable. Call or write. Address DIR. J. r. GIDEON,
Box 1857, San Francisco. yI5n43
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KendalI's SPAWN Cure.

Hamilton, No., June 18th, lss1.
y. J. KESDALL 4 CO.,-Gents - This j. ~ certify
that ! have used KendslPs SPAWN Cure aud have
found IL IN be all Il j. recommended IN he aud la
fact more too have removed by using the above
CalIous Bone spAyins Ring bones, Spllnts, and can
eheeF1uIiy testify and recsueDd 1t 20 be the best
thing for any bony substance have ever used and
| hare tried many 2s have male that my Etuty for
year..
respectfully yours,
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Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-03
SLUNGs

David slew Goliath with 8 sling. This proves that the Philistine was not temper. ance nan.
 Among ladies just now the favorite musi- cal instrument is the violin. Their woman s nature prompts them to enjoy having so many strings to ones bow.-Lowel Citizen.
 A Pennsylvania man still has in his posses sion the first pair of pants he ever wore. Unlike most fathers, he hasn't tried to work 'em of on the boys. Burlington Free Press
 Summer resorts are glorious places for lovers of music. You can lounge on the veranda of some central hotel and hear 8 dozen different bands playing dozen differ ent tunes in dozen different keys at the same time. me.-Philadelphi News.
 There is man in Burlington who has fail ed in business five times since he was twenty three years old, and has never lost anything but his temper. And pays fifty cents on that-neyer gets more than half so aagrx as other men.-BurEngton Hawkeye.
 A blundering compositor, in setting up the toast fWoman-without her, man would be savage" got the punctuation in the wrong place, which made it read tWoman, without her man, would be sav- age.-Earlier Jokes of Ancient Greece.
 There's nothing like being practical, after all. Professor Proctor has temporarily ceased star-gazing and is concentrating his gigantic intellect upon the subject of divided skirts. Probably the professor once tried to assist 8 lady over fence and ignominously failed. New York Commercial Advertiser.
 A young lady of Chalfont, Pa., who was cured of a long and distressing illness by prayer few weeks ago, died just as the faith cure doctor was getting himself well adver- tised.. But this should not prejudice anyone against that sort of medicine. Perhaps she took an overdose.-Norristown Herald.
 Do you want to see some fun2" said a small boy to his father. Don't care if do, |" he replied. t'Well, let's go and listen to Dea- con Dumpy tack down his carpets" 'I don't think there'n be anything funny in that, :" scornfully snorted the parent. Don't, eh You seem to forget that the deacon shutters. :" "Ah," said the old man. Then they went over to harken.-New York Commercial Ad- vertiser
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-03
Lively Times i'm Danomey.


 The king or Dahomey received an invoice of Krupp cannon not long ago and conceived the idea of having them mounted on ele- phants' backs for use in the field With much difficulty this project was carried out, and at the next military review the king or dered that one of the guns be fired immedi- ately in front of the royal position, first taking the precaution to place couplee of thousand prisoners about where it was calcu- lated the ball would strike, 50 as to judge of ready, one of the biggest elephants was backed round and sighted Just as the Ian yard was jerked, however, the animal turned half around to reach for peanut or some- thing, and the shell took of the prime minis ter's head and knocked whole as big as a sewer through the royal palace. His majesty wouldn't have cared so much if the matter had ended there-as the minister wasn't very prime and the palace needed ventilation but it didn't. On the contrary the elephant, which had been stood on it's head by the re- coil, picked itself up in fury and started in on the down grade ahead of it's ticket. It up- set the grand stand the very first rush, sIung the grand chamberlain and past grand cafver of missionaries into the next street. It then jumped into the brass band with all four feet, and if it hadn't gotten the big drum over it's head so that it couldn't see, would probably have cleaned out the entire congregation.
 The king was not found until the next morning, and then, as he slid down out of a banana tree, he was understood to remark that there was only one thing needed to rem der his new artillery system an entire sue cess-that was, to get the enemy to adopt
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-03
Save the Old State House.

To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 In letter which appeared in your col umns, from an estimable and cultured gen. tleman, few days since, it is said: "A while ago some builder estimated that it would cost $6o, 900 to put it lthe old State House) in good condition No rhetoric can hide this" 'It is certainly no meas uro of public economy to attempt it's restor- ation," etc. Now, so far as we know, no rhetoric has tried to hide the fact that such and kindred assertions were made. But in view of the fact that estimates for repairs and improvements, furnished by competent architects and builders, are but compara- lively small part of $60, 1000, and of the fur thex fact that it is understood that most re- sponsible builders are ready to make con- tracts based upon such limited estimates, is it not charitable to suppose that the $60, 900 estimate was made in 6 Pickwickian sense, and that possibly that large estimator had such classic fancy that he meant by "good condition the addition of stPentelican mar ble'' and s'Has reliefs," that the structure might more thoroughly initiate the s'temple of Theseus, whose fine outline it is said to possess For such added delights perhaps we could afford to pay the larger sum.
 But seriously, if the walls are really sub- stantial, as competent parties say they are, and are not of s'cobble stones," as by some it. has been asserted that they are, but as the gentleman from whom we have quoted shows that they are not; and if the building can be put in good condition, including new granite steps, 0 suitable facing in place of the crumblng marble facing, proper drainage and ventila- ton, suitable internal changes, needed paint ing, external and internal, and, in short; whatever is necessary by way of restoration and improvement to make the structure at- tractiye and of public use, excepting only the addition of the "Pentelican marble' and the ssbas reliefs;"-if all this can be done and competent builders stand ready to do it for fifteen or twenty thousand dollars, will it s not be Q measure of public economy to save the building for the next twenty years? Surely many workingmen. owning modest homes and now paying as heavy taxes as they can well afford, have some rights in the premises, which ought not to be put Tn jeopardy through loose and careless assertions.
 Doubtless there is something in the claim that more open space upon the Green may become desirable in time. Possibly the time may come when the old State House and the churches uponlthe Green may properly be removed But evidently that time has not vet come. There is now, and will be for some time to come, room enough for the children to sport upon the green sward and listen to the singing birds among the old elms. If, however, there are wealthy men to whom the continuance upon the Green of structure not built of marble or of granite IS an ofense, end if they are disposed
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-03
aaurnal alla Ga,lrier.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
SINGLE COPIES TaREE GENTS.
Tuesday, July 8, 1883.
THE OHOLERA.

The outbreak and rapid spread of cholera in Egypt naturally causes much alarm in Europe and some uneasiness in this country. ages of this disease is dreadful one.
 The last great and general cholera epi- demic began in 1817. It started in northern India and spread over nearly the whole world, taking nearly fifteen years to run it's course. It did not fairly strike Europe un- til 1929. America was reached in 1882. Cases first appeared in Montreal and quickly afterwards in New York. This was in the month of June. Rochester, Albany, BalH- ject to the soourge; still other cities follow ed, and in October New Orleans succumbed. This last named city and New York suffered the worst among American cities. Thou sands of people in this country were victims of the disease. Forty or fifty per cent. of those who had 1t at all perished; gem orally within twenty-four hours of the first appearance of symptoms. Great Britain suffered severely from the dis cured, and again in 1854. when the mortali- ty list was swelled nearly 10000. In 1865 New York city was visited with cholera. On November 22 of that year the ship Atlanta, from Southampton, arrived at New York with several cases on board, and the folIowing g month twenty. four deaths occurred on Wards Island. The health authorities became alarmed at the virulence of the scourge, and Governor Fenton issued proclamation authorizing the Tl1o. -4EU kro fight the scourge, which wat looked for in the following year. It came, true to predic- tion, the English ship Virginia, from Liver. pool, introducing it on April IS, 1866. Spe- cial quarantines were provided and every possible precaution was taken to check it at the outset. It's ravsges extended all over the country, and St. Louis suff cred to an alarming extent, hundreds of deaths occur ring. During that summer 1,13s persons died of cholera in New York city and 470 died in Brooklyn.
 It is well enough te be sufficiently fright ened to ensure the taking of proper precau- tions against the spread of the dreaded dis ease, but there is as yet no cause for great scare, even in Europe. It will not be sur prising if the disease is kept out of Europe
 
 as well as this country. About five years ago ''the black desth' appeared in Russian prov inces bordering on the Black Sea. It was carried to Egypt by steamers and although it failed to spread in the latter country owing to the prompt measures of the authorities, the alarm in Europe was very great. A strict quarantine of twenty-one days was immedi- ately placed upon all vessels arriving in Eu-s repean ports fEenae Egypt and the he4ant, and the ''black death" was successfu lily kept out. Not 8 single case occurred in any Eu- ropean town, excepting, of course, European Russia, and in time the disease was stamped out by the Russian authorities. This shows what can be done, and as the proper author ities. both in Europe and this country, seem to be wide awake there is no occasion for worry yet.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-03

to contribute suitable site for public libra ", perhaps Q compromise might thus be effected and the space now occupied by the old State House might be surrendered for 8 little addition to the ssair and sunlight which can now be so literally enjoyed upon QUE old Green.
 Does anyone doubt that the State House committee of the Common Council was com posed of honest and intelligent gentlemen who made their report after careful investigation? If they did thus investigate, ought not their conclusions as to the substantial character of Che build in essentials, and as to the limited cost of needed repairs and improvements, to have more weight than those of casual pass CTS by who have listened to some current gossip, but who. confessedly, are not them selves judges of the real condition of the building and of the expense of repairs. and who even mistake building stone for ''cobble stones''G It is needless to say that these re- marks are made with the greatest respect for your correspondent, some of whose ut- teranees are here quoted. But they are made earnestly, in the interest of the com mon people, of whom the writer of this commUafOation counts himseh ONE.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-03
COMMUNICATIONS.

An Answer to the State House Question. To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER: Allow me to say through your columns that in Proverbs, xxi chapter and 2sth verse, may, perhaps be found the answer to the ''State House Question"-whether it shall be removed, or retained and renovated.
 'tANT1QUARIAN."