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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-01-27
The 9emotrat.
DESERVES GREAT CREDIT.

Some days ago the Salem Stafesmaa In.
dulged Ia some structures on the conduct
Of certain republican U. S. Senators in
voting against the confirmation of Judge
Lamar, simply on the ''bloody shirt Issue,
and very properly denounced such men as
"demagogues," whereat j. T. Gregg, whose
rule Of every day lifeis to turn everything
toaccount in satisfying his ambition for
Office, writes q long letter to the Sfdtesmaa
In every line OF which the "bloody shirt"
IS aaunted In the face Of the readers Of that
paper with greater ferceness and bitter
ness than ever the OyegoaiaH exhibits
while engaged in that business. The
.SfafesmaR, with patriotic impulse that
does credit to both head and heart OF Its
editor, comes back on Mr.. Gregg with the
following castigation, which II Is hoped
will be remembered BY him the remand.
or Of his days
"The point the Statesman wished to I'm
press was to deplore the disposition OF
agogues--republican demagogues, II
you please-to keep alive the issues of the
dead past This paper Is no apologist for
Lamar's record, but II believes the war Is
Overland that the fruits Of the war were q
restored union, and that Lamar and his con-
freres are all now American citizens, and
that the path Of preferment aud honor Is
now open TO them, as Il Is 10 other Citizens
all brothers in equality in sisterhood oi
states. This was the policy OF the back,
plumed knight who received the sword oi
Lee at Appomattox, and who sleeps peace
fully on the shores of the Hudson on our
eastern border, mourned by sixty million
of reunited people,
The North can never reconciliate the
South by such votes as was cast In ths
United States Senate on Monday. Mr.
Gregg displays the fact, also, that he Is q
republican demagogue, II he will excuse
the expression. Demagogues generally
want office, or, perchance, they wouldni
be demagogues. What Office Mr.. Gregs
wants, the SfdfeSaGH is not informed, bui
II sincerely hopes he may reach the goa
Of his ambitions But he Is hereby In.
formed respectfully that the war Is over
and that there are other issues now before
the people, live issues and important ques
tons, that must be met. lie Is reassureC
that the great republican party, the party
of progress and reform, will De found on
the right side of these qucstions,and there
will be no need of the bloody shirt ans
longer. 1t has been bleached out white
recently. The trouble with Mr.. Gregg |,
that he hasn't lately examined the repub
lican clothesline. The bloody shirts have
all gone to the laundry
The StatesMaR is no less a republican pa
per because 1t ignores the prejudices ans
passions of the war-in Its course viii
strengthen the party, while such men a
Gregg will weaken ii. The StGteaNaH de
serves great credit for thus taking thi
bold stand against arousing and keeping
at white heat the bitter passions Of thu
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-01-27
DANGER AHEAD.
LEBANON. Ian. ard, 1888
questions

LEBANON, Jan. 75rd, 1888.
Editors Democrat :.
Isee in the newspapers that a movement
Is on foot in Marion rounty, led by that
political schemer, John Mimic. to commit
the Grange against all tariff reduction.
Every one who knows Mr.. Mimic knows
that he is an unsafe le.der and very un-
wise adviser, simply because everything
that he does Is with view to down the
democratic party and build up the repub-
lican party. Could he do 50, he would
eheerfully sacrifice the best interests of
the church, society, benevolent organiza.
tions, and even the state, to secure advan-
tage for his party. All the older residents
of the state will remember him as one of
the chief actors who entered into the con-
spiracy with Gov. Woods In 1868 to break
up the legislature. This he succeeded in
doing, and thereby defeated the passage
of the general appropriation bill,in conse-
qHence Of which the state was compelled
to run two years without any money. The
result of this was that the tax payers Of tile
state had to pay thirty thousand dollars in
Interest alone In order that MiRto might
carry out his political scheme. As gran
ger, protest against his use Of our order
to build up and maintain the tariff monoP-
oily to which the country Is now almost a
slave. As all grangers and the public gen
orally know,i' is violation of the rules of
the order to enter into any kind of party
political action, and when the grange allows
it, it takes long stride in the direction of
death to itself. The man is simply fool-
ish who would think to commit all the
members of the grange to the high pro-
ands and hundreds of thousands of them
who believe that the collections OF large
sums of money as taxes from the people
which the government has no use for
should be stopped. They do not believe
that tine surplus should be reduced by find
ing a way to spend 1t, but insist that taxes
should be reduced and in this way prevent
the accumulating surplus. The farmer
knows when he buys salt, sugar, lumber,
rice, coal, agricultural machinery of all
kinds, cotton and wooden goods, iron and |
steel in all shapes, horse shoe nails, hats,
boots and, in fact, nearly everything else
that he buys, that heis paying tax on it,
while scarcely anything that he produces
receives any protection. Let farmers be- !
ware of the willy schemes Of Mimic.
REFORM
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Summons.

In ME Ciycnl coayl Of the State of Oyegoa
for ihe CoAafy Of Linn.
Mary A Gnlsr, Plaintiff.
vs.
G. A. Gibler, Defendant.
To @ A Gibler. the above namnd Dsfsn-
dant,
IN the name Of the State Of Oregon You
are hereby required to appear AMI answer
the complaint Of the above Plaintiff in the
above entitled Court, now on file with the
Gle rk OF said Court, on or before the l2th
day Of March, 1883, that being the FIRST iu-
diciaI day Of the March term, 1888, of said
Court and you are hereby notified that If
you fail to appear and answer sail complaint,
as hereby required, the Plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded therein,
to-wit decree against you dissoIviny the
bonds of matrimouy now existing bstween
Plaintiff and Defendant. awarding to Plain
tiff the care, custody and uontrol OF the min
or children, Mary A Gibler, Louyenia GibIer
ahd A g Gibler, and for the costs and dis
bursenents Of this suit to be taxed
This Summons is pnbliahed ii the STATE
Rr0Ars DEuocRAr BY order Of Hon +
Boise, Judge Of said Court. made At Cham
hers ID the city of Salem. Oregon. and dated
January 23rd, 1883.
n II ~ M kfSsx I'LL Is y
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Or. Henry ). smith, the eminent surgeon
and hpeolaliat, 433 kearnoy ST., San Flan-
cisco. author of popular lectures on Science
Of Life. Chronic Nasal Catafrk and It's Cure,
OaAso aud Curo of Deafness, Diseases Of the
Male. Diseases Of the Female, otc., whe for
years past has made regular professional visits
to Portland, aud has previously visited Al
bany a. 4 representative Of the Pacific Sur
gieal lnatitute. Is now at the Revere House,
whore he may bo consulted regarding all
chronic, special aud surgical affections, in.
oladiug deafness, chronic nasal catarrh, nj
fictitious aud operations on the eye, nj. throat
aud lung diseases, nervous. blood, kidnoy
and sexual diaaasen on weakness Ia either
sex. ALI affections Of the hip. knee and ankle
joints. and al cases in any way crippled or
dalorlned. All casea requiring braces or other
surgical appliances will be furniahsd without
extra charge from our workshops. All cases
Of rheumatism. chronic ulcers, cancers, skin
diseases and all cases Of broken down con
stitulios, are especially invited 10 call and
Investigate our methed OF treatment. To all
the afflicted he would say do not be indu-
encsd by what others may say, bat come and
see us aud decide for yourselves. The doctor
has been connected for years with institutions
whose sole practice vas tho treatment ol
chronic special and surgical affections. aud
has bad an opportunity unsurpassed for learn-
ing 70 cure that class Of diseases which have
been given up by the general practitioner ~
Ineurable. The doctor has been lie practice
over 20 wears and is graduate Of the best
school In America add tho university OF Bcr~
lin, and may be consulted in German or Eng.
lab. The doctor would call attention 70 the
wonderful
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Worth KnnmImu.

Mr.. w. II. Morgan, mofchnnt. Lake
City, Fla. was taken witha severe cold,
attended with distressing cough and
running into consumptlo In It's iirst
stages. He tried many so.oallsd popular
cough remedies aud steadily grew worse.
Was reduced Ia flesh, had dltlieulty Ia
hroathing aud WAS unable TO sleep. Finally
TILED Dr. King's New Discovery for Con.
after using about a half dozen bottles
found himself well anu has had no return
OF the disease. No other remedy car
show 80 grand q record OF cures as DIR
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Guaranteed 10 do iuat what Ii claimed for
IT, Trial bottle frue nj Foshay a Mason'i
Drug store.
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On the outside page ofthis issue viii be
found an article taken from the Daily ore
gO1iaN Of Aug. a4th, 1882, entitIed"Protec-
tion and Wages" to which we call the
special attention of our readers. Our pur-
pose in publishing the article is two-fold /:
First, because we believe the position Of
that paper, at that time, was correct, and
that its argument based in census figures.
IS both logical and forcible. Our second
purpose, is to show the ambiguous, ,idgety
position Of that paper now upon thi. same
question. Every reader of that paper has
seen Of late how it is trimmingits sails for
campaign in favor of that policy If rob
berry protection which it has so often Bit
terly condemnedin in its columns.
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what am Ita DO )

The symptoms OF BllIousnsss are M.
happily but too well known. They alf.
fer In different indlylduals TO some ex.
tent. A Bilious man Ii seldom break
fast eator. To frequently, alas, he has au
excellent appetite for liquids but none fof
solids OF \ morning. Ills tongue will
hardly bear inspection at any time II II
IL not white aud furrod, II II rough, at al
events.
The digestive system h wholly out oI
order aud Diarrhea or CONSTIPATION may
be symptom or the two may alter nate
There are ofteu Hemorrhcida or even loss
OF blood, There may be giddIn0aa and
often headache and acldlty or hatulenos
and tenderness Ia tho pit OF the stomach,
To correct ell this and not effect ouie trs
Green's August Flower, II coats bat
tribe and thousands attest lts efficacy.
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Testimonials.

Following are few Of the hundreds OF tss-
tim0nials we have received from Oregon dur
ing the past twelve years
MIIToR, DR., Oct. o, 1885. 5.--Editor WalIa
Walla Jsurndt a sense of duty 10 the pub
lie prompts mo 10 state that my son Henry
has been afflicted with deafness since child,
and when / saw from your paper that Dr.
Smith Of the Pacific Surgical Institnto was
In WAlla WalIa determined 10 consult him,
1he Doctor informed me that he was afflicted
with catarrhal deafness, and thought that he
could cure him. ! accordingly put him nm.
der the doctors treatment. which soon re-
Nultcd In cure, and could recommend the
doctor'a treatment 70 al who may be suffer.
ing from deafness or any effects of nasal ca
tarrh. IN. Pierce.
MTLToN, Or, oct.,3, 1886. Editor WAlla
Walla Journal As the local doctor insisted
that tho cure OF my boy Henry was only
temporary | now take pleasure Ia stating
that after lapse Of one year bis condition Is
better than when made my first statement.
IN. Pierce.
Editor 0reoonian. -DKAn srn For twelve
years have been suffering from bronchitis
aud asthma so that was compelled TO keep
my room during the entire winter season.
but under tho new gaiyano-oxgen treatment
OF DR.. Henry Smith, Of san San Franeisce,
have been able 10 attend 70 my duties out
doors during the entire winter with perfect
! ease and comforts and would cheerful recon.
mend al who may be similarly alEiieted 10 90
70 Isr. Smith and be cured. Henry Barber,
East Portland, Snp't Hsgue's Mill, Nov. 2,
| 1855.
AURORA MnLIa, Or. Dec. IL, Iss7.--J. w.
Ehlen waitea Your treatment has nearly
cured me Of my catarrh diEiicuIty Of hearing
and bronohitia ] would have been quite
well had followed your directions and TAX
ca treatment regularly.
PoRTtAsD, Or, Nov. l3. lssG.--M. Blayich
| proprietor Louisville rsataurantl Says Ny
catarfh, asthma aud bronchitis hayo been
cured By DIR. smiths treatment, and i can
attend 20 ali my duties and enjoy good
health once moro.
SPOKANE FAkfs. Aug. s, 1Ss7.--Nr. L. l..
Lef3riton says Dr.. Smith has cured me OF
my rheumatism, complicated with heaSt and
kidney disease, which have made my life mis-
erabls Ter the seYen years.
/ sPnAouE, w. T., Aug. I. lss7.-To the
public This Il 70 certify that have for
over 10 years been troubled With malignant
chronic sore or ulcsr Oh my shin, which more
than dozen doctors haYe tried 70 cure and
failed, aud my friends told me II healed il
up it would Kill me. but Dr.. II. ]. Smith
told me he would cnre ms, and alter three
months treatment it was entirely healed and
am still alive and the healthiest aEd hap
plest man in Eastern Washington territory,
/ -. NJ. LaymAnce.
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l'LH HS ITchk COhFt gf we ottts OF oregon Jos
Linn County.
Jessie +. Sullivan, PlaiLtifH.
w.
John w. Sulhvan, Defendant,
To John w, Sullivan, the above named
Defendant,
TNTHE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you are hereby required 10 ape
psar and answer the complaint OF the
above Plalntlffin the above entitled Court,
now on file with the Clerk Of said Court
by the first day Of the next regular term
Of said Court, which said term begins on
the 18th day OF March, 1883. at the Conrt
House In Albany Linn county, Oregon,
and yOu are hereby notified that II you
fail To appear and answer said complaint
before the expiration OF the first day OF
said term OF Court, the Plaintiff will take
decree against you for tho relief prayed
for in said complaint, to-wit: granting
Plaintiff divorce from you, the care aud
custody Of the Two minor children men.
toned in said com plant, onethird of The
real property described In said complaint
and for cost and disbursements Of this
suit.
This Summons Is published by order Of
the Hen. II. r Boise. Judge of sail Court
made at chambers in the City OF Salem,
Oregon, on the 10Th day OF January, 1888.
Dated this 9th day Of Jan, 1888.
w, X. BILYEu.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
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nann,ra mnr Rnn.h

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson. Clay
Co, Iowa, tells the following remarkable
story, the truth of which In vouched for
By the residents of tho town: 81 am 70
years cid, have been troubled with kid.
ney complaint and lameness for many
years could not dress myself without
help. N.ow | am frae from all pain and
soreness, and am able % do all my own
housowork. owe my thanks TO Electric
Bltters for having renewed my youth, and
removed completely all disease and palm y
Try bottle, 0nly coo. at Foshay aud Ma.
son Drug store.
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70 THOSE OF FHE MALE SEX

who may BE- suffering from any disease OF
weakness Of the gsnito-arinaFy organs he
would say DO not waste your time by
ssndlng from home sor advertised specifies
or 10 so-called doctors" who would have
you believe that they can understand AL the
bearing aud complications Of your disease
without seeing you. BY means Of tho mt
cro8cope and chemical analysis ho can fnd
out all about your case and will guarantee
success in every case be undertakes. Al
weakness can be speedily cured by our gal
vano- oxygen treatment. Piles radically cared
without pain and without cutting.
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Rain or Sunshine.

0regonians like The rains Of winter San.
shtne IL good In its place, and 80 Il rain.
Working togsther they are powerful agents
wheat crops large potato yields Hne
fruits. suoh Aa apples, pears, prunen, etc., and
an unsurpassed stock OF groceries aud produce
at Wallace u Thompson's, who, rain or sun.
shine, are mp with the times, II not ahead Of
them. See their ano stock Of goods.
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"Nothlnr to EnnaI If."


IL have been selling Simmons Liver Reg.
ul.tor for the past sir years. My customers
pronounce IL the best ever used. Ono Of my
customers whose health WAS ia wretched
condition from very BAD and stubborn case
Of dyspepsia, nsel the Regulator and was
entirely cured. | am using is myself for
torpid Liver. eaussd by close confinement.
end nothing 10 equal il asd highly recon-
mend its USE Respoetfully.
q. T. HIsgY. Druggist. Eiinghurg, We.
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rae yery Best

hayo added 10 my boot and shoe stock 4
line Of the celebrated Laird. Schober 4
Mitchell, Philadelphia Fine Sltoes for ladiea,
misses and children. Acknowledged by
dealers generally TO be tha best value and
host fitting line shoe made. Widths @. d. Il,
aud EE. A child can bay a. cheap a. a man.
SAMUEL r. YoUSo,
Sole Agent, Albany, Oregon.
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Alsaay Marke,.


Whoc s-65c.
OAts~-33c
BItter-30 cts per tb.
ESgs-S0 cents per doz.
Hay -i6.o0.
PobktooS- cts per bushsl.
Blef-on foot, 24c.
Apples-75 cents per bu,
PorK--6c per ID. dressed.
Bacons--hams. l11se.
shoulders, 7c.
sides. l0c.
Lard--luc per Id.
FlouFs-4.S0 per bbl.
Chickens--2.60 per doz.
Mil Feed-bran, 400 per ton
shorts. is.
middlings, 20.
Chops, 20.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-01-27

Speaker Carlisle has been confirmed in
his seat by vote Of I64 TO 7. NOtwith-
standing every republican conceded his
right to the seatonIy six had the courage
to vote as their judgments dictated. The
others refused to vote except Z. This
course was pursued with the hope Of gain
ing favor with the labor vote. Such course
was entirely too gauzy however, as no la
bor man of any intelligence but that can
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-01-27
KAsAL CATARRE.

This baneful disease. which Il 20 sftsn neg
Isossd and allowed 10 develop consumption
and many ether serious complications. has
bten cured by our plan Of treatment is hun
dreds ct eases In Oregon aud throughout the
Northwest Coast. Those who are afflicted
should not despair. but como 10 as aud be
cured.
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References.

l. Z. Gray, Albany. Or. .ohild hip diseases.
Thos. Kirk, centerville. Or. wife cared Of
hip disease in both hips.
Mike Ryder, KirbyviIle, Or, child cured
creoked leg.
Mrs. l. A. Hogue. Chehslis, w. T., child
cured curhuturs og apiae.
J. A. Holbrook. Union. Or, cancer Of lip.
L. A. Alsop. Alksli. Or. cancer, bronchitis
and consumption.
Dr. ID. Siddeli, The DalIas. Or, cured Of
laryngiti, and removal Of tumor from throat.
0iliee In Revere House. Consultation free.
Call without delay, - the doctors stay Is
hanited. Office hours from 10 A. n. to P.
u. and from 7 10 evenings.
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nucIIIsn'. Arnlra aaive.

The best aaive In the world for Gus,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. ChllbisEns.
corns and all skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
ixguaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Foshay 4 Mason,
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where 70 Bay Carpets.

Mnnteith 4 Seitenbach have the largest
and prsttiest stock ii carpets, oil cloths.
window blinds and wall paper ever brought
10 tho Valley, aud arc Offering than 81 .
bargain. Persons desiring anything In this
inc should give them call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-01-27

M nvN>N OF tho good things Of this
WNNN life arc sorrowfaIly LET
alone on account Of Dyspepsia Ackers
Dyspepsia Tablets viii euro Dyspepsia.
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on .
positive guarantee NJ IS and 90 cents, By
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FEMALE WEAKNESS

symptoms OF which are baekAchs. burning
pain on top OF the head, feeling of debility,
general weakness. laugnor. aud nervousness
Is tba most sueosssfal and psrwaaens that
has ever besn devised for the euro Of this
large class Of snfEsreFS.
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Messrs Foshay q Mason, druggists, are
selling Wisdom's Robertlns Wholesale and
retail. and giving beautiful picture cards with
svery bottlc. Positively the most perfect and
harmless article Of the kind in the market.
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GALVANO-OXYGEN
TREATMENT.

which was originated by him and has been
used successfully In hundreds Of cases that
bad resisted ell other treatment. He w0ul
call special attention 10 his treatment OF
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Nr\Nc oo that are frctfui. peovish.
O~OS~O cross. or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
II contains no Opium or Morphine.
hence Is safe. Price 20 cents. Sold by
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we'll ~ tbs most effective msthod OF
spelling Headaches, Colds aud FsYers,
cleansing OF eyssem. u by taxing fow
doses OF Figs. sos. and 81 bottles for sal q
Foshay a Mason.
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GHIL0H,s CATARRH REMEDY-a
positive euro for CatArrh, Dlphtheria and
CankeF M0utns
ARE you MADE miserable by fndi-
gestion, Constipation. DIZZINESS, Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow Sktn ehiioh's Vitail-
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"H ACKHErACK,n lastlng and fra.
grant perfume. Prico Is and SO cents,
sHfLoH,s CURE will immediately re-
lleye Group, WhoopIng Cough and bren-
ehltis,
WHY WILL YOU cough when ahI.
lohis Cure will give immediate relief.
Prlco 10 cts so cts. aud 81.
sLEEpLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
By that terrible cough. Shiloh's euro Is
the remedy for you.
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WE vcNsON

BIood EIf1if
b warranted. Ia because Il Is tho best
Blood Preparation known. Il viii posi-
lively euro all Blood Diseases. pnriAes the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up tho
constitution. Remember, we guarantee II.
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Look ont for the eclipec ofthe moon to-
morrow evening. see your alnauaes for
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True business por oent discount for
cash on boots ard shoes. Rodneld 4 Brown.
ali
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Summons.

In he Circuit Court efaIe State o. Oregon Jor
Linn County.
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Following are few Of the hundreds OF tss-
timonials We have received from Oregon dur
ing the past twelve years
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-01-27

SrogAxE FAkfs. Aug. s. 1Ss7.-Nr. I. L.
LeI3riton says: Dr.. Smith has Cured me Of
my rheumatism, complicated with heast and
kidney disease, which have made my life mis-
erabls fsr the seyen years.