The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-07
Eye. Ear and surgery

"Dr. ]. w. culbertson, OF indianapolis, |
will remain only the balance of the week
at the cosmopolilnn hotel, this city. The
doctor has made many remarkable cures
in this city and vicinity during hts former
visits that entitle him TO confidence of the
afflicted and gratitude Of his patients.
Among the cures made by DR.. culberiaon
some years ago, are Mrs. VIM. Gebauer,
who was relieved from a most cIeruciat-
ingly painful trouble, by an operation BY
DIR. Culhertson, that restored her entirely.
Mr.. ]. $. harris, Of this city, had defee.
eve restored 10 usefulness and comfort by
an operation by DR.. Culberison.
Mr.. John w. Wade, civil engineer, OF
this city. had double strabismus, that
caused great deformity, removed from his
eyes by delicate operation by DR. Cuibcrt-
son.
Col. /. q. Hudnutt, civil engineer of the
| II. F., had deafness that had been pro
nounced incurable by aurists cured IN few
visits ay DIR. Culbertson and hearing per-
fectiy restored.
Mrs. Anna Miller and Mrs. 5. +. Dun
ham, of the Galatin valley, were both blind
but have had their sight restored by DIR.
/ Culbertson and now see well.
Mr.. John Aldrecht had divergent
squint, creating quite deformity and loss
of sight of one eve, cured in half minute
by an operation and sight restored.
The above with hundreds of other cures
of blindness, deafness, catarrh, cross-cyes,
club-foot chronic troubles,ctc., are achieve
ments that cntitle DIR. Culbertson TO the
confidence and respect of all intelligent,
well meaning people. Helena fadefe"d-
enf. The doctor will be in Albany Tues
d1y and Wednesday, Sept. II and Il.
SHAM TmNGs-Mr. William Fortmiller
has a fine stock of pillow sham holders, At
almost half the customary price. Also a
stock of two part mattresses, new thing
s and no sham either, the best arrangement
of the season. lie has brought on some fine
upholstering goods for chairs, lounges, etc
Old things made about as good as new by
their use. Cali on Mr. Fortmiller for the
best furniture generally.
! WATERLOO solid enjoyment go tc
Waterloo, which is now on top. Fine 10
cality, fishing, boating and bathing, and
splendid accommodations at J. G. Gross's
His prices are reasonable. Horses fed al
lowest possible rates. Mr. Gross will meei
J the ? o'clock Lebanon rain on Mondays
and Saturdays: Campers can obtain sup
plies at Mr.. Gross's store.
A SEA SERPENT-W e have been looking
for some time for sea serpent story from
some of our summer resorts. One has
reached us from near Fort Stevens, and
the Pioneer tellsit. Will Warren, of AS
I toria first saw the monster. 1t was 500 fee
: long and as big as a light house. Bob Eos
ter was notified and arrived In time to get {
squint at 1t. The paper says "As he dis
appeared the starboard point of his tai
struck the end of the jetty knocking on
about fifty spiles and nearly disabling th'
: niIe-driver. Warren is a truthful man ans
3 would not lie without he is paid for It, s.
! Lit must be that the Columbia has beer
favored with visit from q real sea ser
pent." Ofcourse the matter Is simply
n joke.
= Will BE READY. E. ,. Davidson vii
! be ready for boring and digging wells at
Ter the first of September. He Is other
wise bnsily engaged now.