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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25
JAhhsA. WILIoNI CiFH Enginecrl
Kendall's SPAWN ure

Is sure In Its effects mild In It's action does net
blister yet Is penetrating and powerful 20 reach
every deep seated pain remove any bony growth
other enlargements, such spavfns, splnts curhs,
caious, sprains, swellings and any hmeness aud
largements OF the Joints or limbs, for rheumatism
In man and for any purpose for which liniment is
used for man or beast. II Is now known to be the
best iiniment Tor man ever used, acting mild and
yet certain IN lie effect.
Send address for Illustrated Circular which we
think gives positive proof OF It's y.es. No remedy
has ever met with such unqualified success 10 our
knowledge, for beast well as man,
Price ~ per bottle, or six bottles for s.. All lrug-
gsts have Il or can get II for you IL will be sent 70
any address on receipt OF price by the proprietor
DR.. b J. KENDALL and Co., Enosburgh Falls, W.
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xoUMG MEN.

And middleaged men, who are suffering from the
effects OF youthful indscretons or excesses in ma
turer years, nervous and physical debility impo-
aversion to society, dependency, pimples on the
iace loss Of energy and memory, frequency Of urinat
ing, etc Remember, that BY combination uf
remedies OF great curative power the Doctor has so
arranged his treatment that 1t win not only afford
immediate relief but permanent cure
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Gro. MArIrxwA
READ PROOF OFWONDERFULUURES

Fremont, Ohio, Jan. 25th, 1881
DH. ID. J. KENDALL and Co.. Gents :-i think Il my
duty 70 render you my thanks for benefits and profits
which have derived from your Invaluable and far
fAmed SPAWN Cure Ny cousin and had \ valuable
stallion, worth $4,000 which had a very bad SPAWN
and was pronounced by four eminent veterinary sur
geons beyond any cure. and that the horso done
tor ever. As last resort advised my cousin 10 TRY
\ bottle Of kendall's SPAWN Cure It had q magical
effect, the third bottle cured IL and the horse Is as
well as ever. Dr. Dick of Edinburgh, the eminent
veterinary surgeon was uncle of mine, and take
great Interest In assisting his profession.
Yours truly,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25
WATERLOO SAW
MILL.
WATERLOO, OREGON.

Six miles above Lebanon,
the south side of the Santi-
am River, opposite Water
loo soda Springs. Good
roads, no hills, accessible at
all seasons.
POstoffice, Waterloo, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25

DR., Minties Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum, cures
Al kinds Of kidney and bladder complaints gonor h0a
gteet leouchorrh0a. For sale BY all druggists 81 a
bottle or six bottles for S.
DR. Mintie Dandelion Pills are the best and cheap
est Dyspepsia and Bilious cure In tho market. For
nlle BY ell druggists.
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THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

nR. ALLEN, AS rs WE'LL KNOWN, rs A REG
- ular graduated Physician, educated at Bowdon
College and University of Michigan. He has devoted
ahIetlme 70 the study OF the tretment and cure Of
diseases within his speciality
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manhood IN al is complications and from whatever
cause produced. n enriches and puranes the hioed
~ivsnsshens the nerves hran muscles digestion, re-
productive organ and physical and mental faculties
Il stops any unnatural dehllitatng drain npon the
system preventing involuntary losses, deblhtainS
dreams seminal losses with the urine, ETC., 50 de-
structive to mind and body, Il is snre eliminator
og all kidney and bladder complaints IL contains no
Injurious Ingredients To those sunerinS trem the
evil effects 81 youthful indiseretions speedy, thor
ough and permanent cure Is GUARANTEED, Price
- so per bottle Ave bottles IN case %tth tIi d.
reetions and advice $40. Sent secure from ehserxa-
6on 10 any address upon receipt OF price, or T. u p
- be had only Of
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25

DlspenkaFy. Ger. t.eaFy anS
Mason Sta.. san Traneisco.
a,al.
TIfuE COLLEGE IST1TTETE FOL
i the cure Of all special com
Iiicated and Go.cailcd ineursbl.
chronic diseases. mr.. Alebt9'l
German InvigeFator ia poai
lively guaranteed 10 cue noFvou.
and physical debility. seminal
weakness, lost of manhood. sper,
tnastorfhea, loss Of energy, ringing
aud dizziness Ia the head, Inslaa.
ehoiio, hopeless feelings, prosta.
,terrhea. snd sit thc results of youth.
lul impFudenee and execHsos ol
mature years. The doctor, . Fezu.
lar college physician frou. Europe
Hill agree 10 forfeit one thousand
dsliaFs for = case the fnstgosaisr VII
not cure Under special tFetment and
advice.
The reason 20 many can not get
cured Of veal nets and the above
diseases Is owing 10 = complication,
called Proatatorrhen, which requires
peculiar treatment.
Ur. Liebg's InvtgeraaoP No.
2 Is the only positive cure for Pros
tatorTbea. Price of either Invlgo.
ratoF, 81 per bottle six for $40.
Sent TO any address on receipt ol
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Postage free 10 all subscribers IN Ae Untted
States or Canada.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
The Great English Rene.
dy.

Us . never falling cure for
Nervous Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Exhausted Vi
Itaaty, SpermatoTThmA
LOST MANHOOD, I'm.
\ potency, Paralysis, and all
terrible effects Of Self
Abuse, youthful folliesand
sxcesses in maturer years
such as loss Of Memory,
Lassitude, Emission, Aver
sion to Society. Dimness Of
Vision, Noises In the Head;
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Sample bottle free. Sent on application by etter,
stating symptom, sex and age. Communications
strictly confidential.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25
Gold BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Administratrix Notica.

AOII11I11bGTaGf NOG1C0.
Notice is hereby given that tho under
signed has been duly appointed admins
tratrix Of the estate Of Henry @. Henness,
late Of Linn county, Oregon, deceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to present the
same with proper vouchers, within six
months Of the date of this notice, to the
undersigned at Hsnness, Linn county,
Oregon.
November 10th, 1888.
GENEvIKvR HEkNEss,
SEHLBREDE d HAMMER, Admr.
Attys.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25

Seminal weakness, night losses by dreams, PIN
pies the face and loss Of manhood positively be
cured The sick and afflicted should nos fail 20 call
upon him The Doctor has Travelled extensively In
Europe and Inspected thoroughly the various nospi-
ton which he Is competent 10 mpart 20 those in need
Of his services. DR. GIBB0S win make charge
unless he effect cure. Persons a. distance MAY
Be CGREB AT HOME. AL communications
strictly confidential You bas the Doctor.
Send ten dollars for package Of medicine Persons
writing 70 the Doctor g please state the name of the
paper they this advertisement in. Charges rea-
sonabie. Call or write. Address DR.. ]. +. GIBB0S,
Box 1851, San Francisco. v15n43
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MY HOSPITAL RxPRRIRNcR.

Having been surgeon in charge Of two leading
nosptals) enables me to treat all private troubISs
with excellent results. wish It distinctly under.
$1,000 that do not claim to perform inpoesibilties or
to have miraculous or supernatural power / claim
only to be a skfH and successful Physician and
surgeon, thoroughly informed In my speciality
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-01-25
DISEASES or MAN.

All applying to me will receive my honest opinlen
Of their complaints experimenting. viii guar.
antee positive cure in every case | undertake. or
forfeit II 900 Consultation In ONCE or by letter free
and strictly private. Charges reasonable Thorouuh
oxaInination, including chemical and microscopicai
analysis OF urine and advice, s.. Call or address
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Dr.. SPINNEY,
NO. If KEARNY ST.
rrnafs all Chronic and SPECIAL Diseases.

YOUNG MEN
WHO NAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w sicts Of youthful follies or huiscretion, viii
do well to avail themselves OF this, thegrcaest boon
ever laid At the altar ot suffering humanity. DR..
SPINNEY viii guarantee 70 forfeit Sootor every case
Seminae wCakness private disease Of any kind or
earaeser which be undertakes and tailg 70 cure
MIDDLE.ACED MEN.
There arc many at the age Of thirty aveo sixty xho
troubled With too frequent evacuation Of the bl4d-
often accompanied by slight sTnarting or burning
atis and weakening Of the system IN = manner
e patient cannot account for. On examining the
srinz-y deposits ropy sediment win often be found
md sometimes small particles Of albumen viii appear,
~ the color viii BE Of thin miksh hue, again chang
iag 70 dark and torpid appearance There are many
men who die Of this difficulty ignorant Of the cause,
which Is the second stage Of seminal Weakness Dr. 3
viii guarantee perfect cure in sl such cases, and
healthy restoration Of the genito-urinaEy organs
oFT-cx HoURs-Io 10 { AID 70 8. Sundays from 10
toll A. n. Consultation free. Thorough exminAtieT
nd advice, 6.
For private diseases Of short Standing full course
medicine sufficient for cure, with AL instructions,
Willbe ssat TO any address On receipt ot $40 %.
Cal 2Ess address,
Dr. sPINxET 6 Co.,
Il No. II KeArny st. San Francisco, Cal
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IN great esFengta.
IenIng remedy and nerve
tonic Is the legitimate re.
|suit Of oyer twenty years
.ol practical experience,
and cures with uufailing
i certainty Nervous and
4 physical debility, semi.
nal weakness, spermator-
Irheea, pro = tatorrhoea,
emissions. Q IN po tency, ,
xhausted vitality, pre-
ature decline and loss of
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DR. ALLEN.

2e9 Kearney street, San Francisco, Cal. once hon
8 TO 8 daily, TO evening. ..s-
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DR.. @, b. SALFIELD,

2IS kearney ST, san Francisco, Sal
Consultations strictly confidential by letter or a.
sfi~e FREF. For the convenience Of patients and IN
srler insure PC feet secrecy have adopted pri-
vate actress under which all packages are Forwarded
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TRIAL RoTTLE FREE.

Sufficient to show its merits, viii be sent 10 any one
applying by letter. stating his symptoms and age.
Communications strictly confidential,
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TUFTS HAIR N.Y..

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed In.
Etantly to O GLOSSY BLACK by single ap-
pltcation Of this DYE. Sold by Druggisfs,
or sent by express on receipt of ST.
Once, A Murray Street, Kew York.
TUFTS MANUAL or USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE.
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for Infants and Children.
cENTAuR LlNIMENT

Sprans, Burns Calls,
tratng Painrelieving and Healing Remedy known
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To the Unfortunate !!
DR.. GIBBONS
DispenSary.

GOO kEARNE ST.
O% corner Of CONNER
eial Street, san Francisco.
Established in 1854, for
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, sueh
] as GOnogrhea. Gleet.
Structure, ,Syphilistn In al
L.. L. nnAaA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-30
TW pADlEN
Couple Of thrilling stories
rnu..... Chn..-n-r--,. L ...nr.-.I
From Chanocrs's Journal.l

Nearly 40 years ago WAS in the habit,
during my school holidays, of spending IA
long time at certain intervals with my
grandfather, who WAS an eminent s.r-
gson living in small town in Suffolk. |
was great favorite of his, and conse-
auently began to look on his house as a
second home. One day, regret to say,
the old gentleman while going his rounds
caught a severe cold. which confined him
to bed, but from which he anticipated
nothing serious. Unfortunately, however,
to our great sorrow, his illness proved
more serious than at first expected, aud
in few days the poor old gentleman was
no more.
went from home with my parents, q
distance Of thirty-twO miles, to attend
the funeral The distance in those
days being too great to admit ol
our returning the srme day, We were
compelled To spend the night after the
funeral Mt the house. A. the space il
the house WAS rather limited, | was aske,
if | should he afraid to sleep in the bed
in which my grandfather dled--an ldet
which | Indignantly repndinted. 1t wa'
forthwit arranged that should pass the
night in that room. In justice to thost
who suggested the idea of NV being
afraid, | ought to say that that part u
Suffolk was intensely superstitious, anC
that, considering VAS only boy of II
my consenting to sleep III that room was
under the circumstances. somewhat cour
ageous.
| retired to rest at tue usual time, M
doubt with thoughts full OF stories hat
heard or read about ghosts aud ghustl,
visitauts. tnrucd my attention to tl,
bed on which | was to spend the ensuing
hours, as iondly hoped, in sweet obiiv
Ion. 1t was huge. old-fashIuned four
poster, with heavy curtains hung OF
rings, who! rttled with every m vemen
OF the bed, and was, at the time Of which
| am writing, n highly aristocratic I'D
spread but considering all the attend
aut circum,tauc' It's fuuerril appear
auce Was not calculated to inspire III,
youthful breast with any but the mos
dismal SENSATIONS
| undressed and got into bed, devoutl,
hoping that my slumbers might not b.
disturbed by the appearance of any spirit
! usi vi tor Tue curtains near the hea,
oi the beistcad hoi"~ THrtialty drawn, ~
! turning my i.-a., ~ either direction, L J
head rested o. them - eli
was nothing eqrl. -. ri
night-lamps, and save for the l,Iectiol
OF the fire in the CRATE, my room w0s i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-30
High Prices for Coins.
tFrom Chambers Journal.l

The progress OF intelligence mas Effected
coins in these DAYS no less than books. 1t
is only in the very out-of-the-way places that
coins nr" to he picked MP for song. The
chief bunting ground, Asia Minor, is well
looked after hy the dellcrs aud the private
collector mas. OF course, to pay them their
profit. The increase in value may be gnuged
hv the following instance gold coin of
Mithridates, the size of our half-sovereign
fetched twenty-five puiueas in l777. In 1917
it came TO the hammer. and was knocked
down Mt eighty pounds to well-known col
lcctor. Unfortunately for him. duplicate
soon afterwards rppeared in a sale, and he
had TO pay ninety pounds for that. Later on
still, n THIRD turned up, and that fell to his
bid at II hundred pounds Yet n forth came
to light in 1910. The owner of the three bid
M to "a hundred and ten pounds, but had to
give III to hid of hundred and ,hirteen
pounis from u rival. Fancy his feelings
The rare brass medallions of Commodus,
intrinsic value twOpence or threepencr.
fetch up to thirty pounds. aud the large
pieces of Syracuse the finest coins perhaps
that We know Of regularly run up to City or
sixty pounds. 1t is evident, therefore, that
1t is lot every one who can indnlge the pas
sion OF con-collectng At n little expense,
however, electrotypes which are absolute
fac.siniles can be obtained from the British
Museum and this fact whioh is not generally
known should result in the spread Of q
knowledge of Greek for it must not be for
gotten that in the early coinage Of the Greek
race the progress of art can be traced as com
plctely aS in any now existing remains.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-30

Princess Victoria was born at Windsor,
Eng, on the 9th of April, 1868. She is
the eldest daughter of the Grand Duke
Ludwig w., Of Hcsse- Darmstadt and
the late Princess Alice daughter Of Queen
Victoria. To comprehend this alliance
of the house of Battenberg with the
house Of Hesse, it may be interesting to
speak Of the latter in this association, in
asmuch as an important result will yet
come II it i'll the German Euglish socinl
and political combinations. Commencing
with Louis " grand Duke of Hesse,
and Of the Rhine, who was born in Sep
temher 1897. WE find he succeeded his
uncle the Grand Duke Lonis Ill, on
June IS, 1877 This Louis III married
the Grand Duchess Matilda Caroline,
daughter of the deceased Louis Of Bava-
ria Louis ". Of Hesse married, July l,
1869, Princess Alice Maud, daughter of
the queen of England. This Princess
Alice died on the 14th of December, 1878,
leaving five children-tirst, Princess Vic
toria a; second, Elizabeth Alexandra, born
mt Bessungen, November, 1864 ; third,
Princess Irene. born at Dnrmstadt. July,
1865 fourth, Prince Ernest Charles Al
bert and fifth. Princess Helena Louise
The Princess Victoria bears a strong re-
semblancc to her mother and her uncles
and aunts. Queen Victoria has sent her
some superb presents and numerous low
ing letters. The Prince Louis of Batten-
berg is IA comely graceful young fellow,
and great favOrite il royal G. 'rman Cir
cles. He is the eldest son of Prince
AleXauCcr of Hesse, the uncle of the
grand duke. This young prince was horn
May p, 1S5i md become a naval officer
by rarE in tn" British Navy, besides be-
ing an uhcrI III the Hessiun Royal Artil-
lery. He is Of an ambitious nature, and
took dccIled position of activity in
pashin. his brother Alexander into the
= place 50 well known as that of prince OF
Bulgaria He first met his afliauced fail
princess III Dirmstadt. and, obtaining the
aid of the Prucc of Wales, pursued his
sult and got the sanction Of the head oi
the Hrsse house. He then proceeded tt
: Windsor, when the Queen of Euglant
approved the hcirthai, thus adding au
+ other link tu the German chain that en-
: circles the British throne
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-30
Ihe NeW Old Teslament.

The revised translation of tho Old Testa.
ment, which will shortly be published, may
not take the place of the authorized version
in popular estimation, but it may be fairly
expected to clear up many infelicitiea and
obscurities in that version which puzzle or
dinary readers.
The unicorn" which never existed out.
side the English Bible will at last be killed,
and the "wild OK" substituted in it's place.
The Book of flasher will be changed to
the Book of the Upright Sundsy-school
children will be no longer troubled by the
doubtful ethics of the israelites in borrow
ing jewelry from the Egyptians snd then
running away with 1t. The revised transla.
tion will rightly state that they asked fol
gifts, not loans Josephs insny-colored
coat will be Il ''tunic." The celebrated
passage in the Book of job, Yet in my
flesh shall see God" will be changed tc
"Yet out of my flesh, etc. "Judgmsn snt also
will lay to the line and righteousness tc
the plummet.' will read, II will maize judg
ment tor line, and righteousness for d
plnmo line" In Psalm vii. the passag,
Thou hast made him little lower than the
angels, will be. "Thou hast made him
little lower than God" In Psalm xxYvii
the passage "Fiet not thysell in any wist
to do evil will be changed to Fret no
thysei it tendeth to evil" Aud iu Psalm
xviii. the passage "The Lord gave ths
word great was the conpuy of those tba
published it," will lie ma uie to read 9TH,
LORI giveth the word. aud the women tha
bring glad dings are a great lost"
These are fair samples of the changes which
will be made. The aim of the translator
has been to lepl oduce the meaning OF tn,
or ginal rs closely and accurately as possible
/ 1t is pleasant to know that this object will b,
attained without fiecting the gr at dogma
| tir statements contained in the authorizeC
version. The revision will simply clnrit,
. he Nresemt venefnble hanslhtinn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-30

A uriter in Tamnla por eoye. ,NIr cnrr
peon stands head ana shonlder. obove oil the
Nonconformi.t nreacLars Nono1,odr onoo
evnresse5 a reorat ,bo, ,ho nroa, po,tis,
minister was NOT me,nbar of tha estoh,;sb.
mani ,o which tha iotn lnnnt v,uahas,nr
onewered hy orot;n,, nor,;n,i 81 tha ,a,'tL
con,mandpent nj NJ c,re,aor r,o.
mnch more ororaeu;,.. ~ u,oJa 5a,,n 49,
he is nov he has ,o,,anai ,,roh of Ia,a
years and chnrcbmen ca,, ,o 70 hoar h;,,
yithont fear of h.inn off.nlad NJ cnnr
ceon's il not biob -oI,sa a,,,,o,r,,.-,io,
The nreacber Lnnrs thot ;,s unS1ar,tn,,i;,,o
c,n hast ha onsnod hr 1 r,,',''.'E
HES borrowed from ,ba nuS,n,ns -, w. rr.tou
trad and wiz siniIias ,a,,an F.,,,' a., o,I
loori,Iisn,s Of ,l,a st,a, rl,, W..
forhidden at tha T,hormn, ~ ,, 10 ~"
oreno,ion o,ton br.ni. ;,,'a .;., "' Nv. u
merriment i always 5ira,,oI a,oi,,t @ Wv
niece of bvnocrisy wLinh tIa 'r'a'bn ,n'
exnosed and il docs ono o'oI1 70 Ianr IL H.
saws. ,You are olv,vs for ,G,;n,, c''i
MEASURE inst ms If he b,d nnt ~, 10 a.,
NOT .Ynu don,t ox,an, h. ,,,,''', Wv pin
yonr Iettere beayenaa,, WOW, ,1,,,, ,.o,t, ~" .
stick n littIe bit of Cbr;!ti'n s';.,, 'on''t !,
rinhtband corner Of tha ,,,'' ~ ,u'
won't mt correct d., "'''u'o ''n.' yuu
,a,, ,.f,, ' ~, ~, "'"''eeH "n 'I"er' "h'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-30
H"S 10 Keep Potato, fr.,h

In an article by the writer upon the
Hygiene of the Naval and Merchant
Marine, y published in Buck's Llyqicne.
alluslon was made to the use of p,tntoes
preserved by the whalers in their long
cruises, as observed some years ago iu a
cruise in the Pacific Ocean.
AS they were inspected then, the potn-
toes were fresh, uncookcd, had been pt re-
ed, cut into slices, placed iu hogshead
and covered with dense black "sugar.
house" molasses, such as is not found in
the market at the present time. The DO
tatoes were, when cut into, white in the
interior, and only the superiicies were of
a dark brown color, tn perhaps the ex-
tent of less than line in depth.
Their ta're was fress, and To all ap-
p,o'ncns they hud retained their other.
WIS., natural condition.
Ih" length of tim" thar they had been
=" P"5erved could not De definitely rsr r.
taihri, bnt the Information obtained was
that they kept fresh and sweet for lone
time, and that they were always ready ful
cooking