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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13
TIle 9rmorrat.
O''i'rl, Co., C'';'' i'' PA'''.
SMALL pox.

A very virulcnt case Of small pox has
developed at the residence of Mr.. Graham,
who lives on the hop farm about or Q
miles below Mlller's, ia the bend OF the
river. The patient Is young man by the
name Of Frank MarshalLaged rs years,who
came to Mr.. Graham's about ten days since,
where he engaged to work. lie took sick
last Saturday and physician from Jeiier.
son has been waiting on him but did not
detect the character OF the disease, MIR.
Graham's suspicious were aroused last
Thursday when he took his family off to
the mountains.
Saturday DIR Maston,ct this city, who has
had considerable experience IN small. pox,
was called t~ see tho young man. HO re-
turned this feerunos AZ halt past two o'clcck
| lie informed DEMOCRAT reporter that II
was a genuine case Of couIluent small.poN
aud bad onc at that, the yonng man nevcI
having b,,tn yaccinsted. Quite n number o.
persons have heen exposed 10 it, aud The
doctor thinka there will be several moT'
caxes, including two hired hands who hav'
been with Marshali ever since he took sick
Another hired hand who has been with tn
sick man until yesterday LIT and went owe
about Seio Nj Graham oame up this fore
noon 10 get tho county court 10 place th
young msn IN the pest house near this city
but this was r, fasad.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13
THE sASTIAM MINES.

We mentioned recently the meeting by
several ALBANY men with mining expert
from California In the Santiam regions.
This gentleman, Mr.. Leigh Harnett on
reaching Portland wrote very compre-
hensiye account Of his trip to the santiam
mines, and shows eonclusIvely their I'm.
portance as mining district. lie makes
this region out part of the great forma-
ton running through WaiIowa county and
Eastern Oregon. II viii be silyer.goId
bearing region. with silver in the ascendan-
cy. IIesays
III often happens IN the history of min
Ing that certain localities hnyc a double
life, and that the second life Is as brilliant
as the frat was unfortunate, Putting the
past and the future together, at the present
time. this has been aud will be the fate
especially Of the Santiam district, for, TAX
Ing al the evidences Of good and reliable
mines. as they exist there to-day, 70 guide
correct and unbiased judgment, there is no
danger In predicting as brilliant future
for the Sanilam district rs the past has
been unfortunate"
In describing the formation he starts
out IN this confident manner
II feel. therefore. perfectly assured be-
fore get through can establish the repu-
tatson Of the Sansiam, though only hun.
drcd miles from the city. as an exceeding
/ ly rich snineral dlstrict--a fact ali must nd.
/ nit, of the highest importance both 10 Ore
gon and Portland"
| lie shows what The DEMOCRAT has claim.
cd right along. that all that Is necessar,
now Is capital 10 work the mines as ths
preliminary work Is well done. Harnett
..ln my opinion, the Galena Milling anS
Mining Company need do no more develop
ment work on their property. The forma
ton aud veins arc all established bcyons
! question and need no further preliminar,
work, which, In fact, would be 10 mucI
money thrown away. All that Is nos
wanted l. development al depth 10 maxi
the property salabic at high figufc,if the
want 70 sell. The formation and the vein
at SantIam are thoroughly established nj
ready All now wanted IL a good working
tunnel that viii be useful 10 the end. a
600 feet deep, Ssoorock would net surpris
me at all"
In closing the wriler advises Orcgonian
10 visit this new region, and says
aTf they arc wisc. for the sake of learn
Ing something Of the greatness and grand
eur of their State, they certainly will d
So"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited hr Albany ". d. T. 0.


The Ramabal circles, Of which mention
was made last week. are frequently formed
within tho w. G. 4. U. organizations, hay
ing the same iIicera. Each member pludges
herself to pay 500 annually TO tho sohool
which the Pandita intends founding. Ram.
bases her plan upon the fact that OF The 23..
000,0 900 widows in 1udia threo-fifths are high
caste, are not reached by our missionaries,
can never marry again, aud II educated mon
tally, trained industriaily and Christianizod
spiritually, they might, having no home
cares, become reformera who would deliver
Ipdia. AS there are many cf our ladies who
are not working Ia the temperance ranks. II
might be that the formation q enc of thess
circles would bo TO thom pleasant aud eer'
taiGly charitable and missionary enterprise
We would suggest that somo one having th,
time take held Of the matter and have cir
Gle ready TO organize when Pundita Rsmaba
comes 10 %.
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Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
cd Administrator OF the estate Of Samuel i.
Harris, deceased, will pursuant TO al order
Of the County Court Of Linn county, Oregon,
duly made and entered of record on une 9th,
1855. at the Court House door in Albany in
said county, on
Tuesday. ahc saih day Of Jusy, 1855.
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day, sell all the right title and interest
Of the said Samuel +. Harris, at tho time OF
his death, in and to the following described
real property, to-wit Beginning at the
northwest corner of Section IL in TIP. 10 S II
| west of the Willamette meridian thence
east GIL rods thence south 20S rods to the
south bank Of Thomas Creek thence west
along the south bank of Thomas Creek, fol.
lowing the meanderings thereof 6lh rods to
the line of said Section II thence north
along said section line. 20S rods to the place
OF beginning, containing so acres in Linn
county, Oregon, to the highest bidder.
Terms of sale, cash in hand on day 81 sale.
Dated June l4th, 1888.
j. III. PEERy,
HEWITT & BRYANT, Administrator.
Att'ys for Admir-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13

Nav YORK, July 4.-One pleasant even.
ing recently Mamie Mullen was swinging
on the gate In front of her parents home,
In East New York. when Benjamin Can
field, tinsmith. happened "a pass, and
smiled at Mamie. She smiled shyly az
him, and then he stepped up 10 speak to
her. In about fifteen minutes benjamin
was sitting with his arm around Mamie's
waist. Ia fifteen minutes more he propoe-
ed marriage, and an hour later found
Mamie and Benjamin standing up together
before an accommodating preacher Of div
in.ty who lived In that vicinity, where
they were made man and wife. After liy.
ing with his bride about four weeks, Ben
jamin disappearee under circumstances
which, IL Is said. gave the deserted wife
grounds for divorce, for which she says
ste l. going TO apply at once.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13

IN Ghe CGreHl Court Of tie state Of Oregon, for
Linn county.
r, s. Wallace, plaintIff.
John Helehsle aud George Williams aud
william England, Defendants
NTOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue
~ ofan Execution and order OF ssle
issued cut OF the above named Court IN
the above entitled suit viii on
saturday the aih day OF Auguss, isss,
At the Court House door In the city OF Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, a. tho hour OF
one o'clock p. M, sell at public auction
for cash In hand TO the highest bidder the
real property described I'm said execution
and order OF sale az follows, to.wit: The
west half of the south eaStquarleF and the
east half OF the southwest quarter OF Sec.
twenty in Township nine, ) Il two, east
Of the Willamette meridian In Linn coun'
", Oregon. The proceeds arising irem
The sale of said premise. a. DO applied :
First to the payment OF the original costs
taxed at SIl6.S5 aud the accruing costs
aud an Attorneys feo taxed st $3.50,
Second, to the payment TO tho Plaintiff. X
y Wallace, the sum of SiI35 with accFuing
interest thereon at the rate cf 10 per cent
per annum from the 26th day OF June. A
d., 1883. Aud the surplus Of such sale
remaining after the said payments be ap
Piled In payment OF the sum OF eilt.3I
due said Defendants, George Williams
aud William England, with aeeruine Ia
ten est thereon at the rae OF ten per cent
per annum from the 20 h day Of Jane, A.
ID. 1883.
Dated July 3rd. 1858.
JoHS SMALLaAN,
per ID. s. SMITH, Sheriff.
Deputy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13

How Ir Was DoNE.--Our corrasK ondent
on tho Southern Boundary writes as as fol-
lows: Il was greatly surprised 10 reading
the Eugene City Guard Of June 80 to ind
under the head Of "Coburg Items nearly all
of the items had sent you under date of
June %. / cannot imagine how they hap
pened to be there. We do. They appeared
IN the DAILY. and were clipped by the Eu-
gene paper, SO that they came out in the two
weekiiea at the same time. Easy, wasn't it!
'JIM WEsTFALL. This we'll known Ce-
Iestial left Saturday for Portland to see tae
future Mrs w. The wedding is to take
place on Sunday. July Is, in Portland, and
will be q SLY" affair. The bride will be q
young and bInshing Mongolian. Jim already
has wife and several children in China, bui
they don't do him any good here. The hap
by couple will come to Albany after the we'd
ding.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13

The ciacinnati Special Dizpatch has the
f-l'owingi The dis.illcrs of THIS great distil.
lcry city unanimously agree that the Federal
tax on whiskey should not be stricken of.
For the most part they assign ~ their reason
that without the tar, goyernmentAl snpervi
sion wonld be impossible, aad tho disiiiling
would not ba done as heretofore. 10 great and
responsible establishments under the eye OF
Uncle Sam. but anywhere and sverywhare
by irresponsible persons. The result, they
say. would bc deterioration Of tho dissiled
product, and such ether bad eaceta that
thero would bs general revolt against the
trade"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13
The Wine Industry

SAN FRAScisco,Iuly s.-Arpad Harasz
thy,president Of the state board of vitIeul.
turc, has filed lengthy report for the year
ending April, 1883. lie estimates that there
arc 10000 acres In California planted In
vines, valued at $4s,ooo.ooo with improve
ments valued at $2o.ooo. .ooo, making a total
OF S6soooooo invested In the industry This
Is an increase Of $50. 1000 since the board
Of viileuiture was established eight years
ago. The consumption Of California wines
and brandles during the past year amount
cd TO Ss,soosooo.
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A PensIon Bin Vetoed.

WAsuISGToN, July s.-A messagofrom
the president was received by the Senate
to-day, vetoing the bill granting pension
10 Mary Ann Doherty. The president
shows the bad character Of the woman. and
that the husband, on account Of whose
death pension was desired. Is alive and
himself drawing pension. The president
says he would yield to no man In desire
TO see those who defended the government
literally treated, but ,he pension list should
be roll of honor and not matter of In
discriminate aims-giving.
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couNry couar pnocEEDlNos.
10. II. N. blackburn, Judge u. w. Cooper and
W. Phillips. ComminaonerBs)


10. n. N. Blackburn. Judge u. W. Cooper and q.
w. Phillips, Comnlinsoners.)
Bill of G II Wright, for supplies furnish.
ed pfitchard, S2o continued also bill of
g w Belt, services Deputy l. II Montanye
IN eases Of John German, Ennis and Reid,
and w e Thomas, etca 70 await decision
In pending case also matter OF appllca-
tlon-oi w X Powers, and others for coun-
ty road also application Of q w IIowcs
supervisor for ~ appropriation.
Application Of llealy and others for coun.
" road granted, and fees Of viewers allow.
ed.
The bond Of Jerry Shea was duly ap.
proved
Fees In State cases, June term, allowed
except that of VIM Brenner, $500 also
In cases before grand jury, except In case
Of Geo and Frank Cook.
Holloway was appointed stock inspect
or for the ensuing year.
On drawing oi ballots for long and short
term as Commissioners, u w Cooper drew
four years term and @ w PhIllipstwo year
term.
Appropriation for bridge over Kendall
slough granted, to be I7o feet long.
Books of ex.County Treasurer Curl ex
amined and found correct
Dill Of Davis Bros. S3434o, material 70
Powers bridge continued.
i w boyd Hamilton was granted scholar
ship 10 State Agricultural College.
Ordered that supervisors get an order froi
court before purchasing lumber hereafter.
Fees, q w Phillips. 40 miles, si3; u '
Cooper, 4 miles, $50, allowed.
COMMITTEES appointed TO examine tho shei
J iI's atcount reported the same correct, ar
! settlemsnt was made accordingly
Ordered that clerk make copy Of delit
! auent tax rolls of lsS3-4.5.g.7s and isAuo
warrant for collection OF same.
t.f4fz ..s..a atia..ad
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13

Senator Blair in his speech before congress
on the educational bill says: Eve are now
charged with the education Of eighteen mil.
lions children aud youth, who In lehs than
ten years will be the nation. OF these. tsn
and one.half millions arc enrolled IN public
or private schools, ak millions IL the average
attendance, while seven aud one.half millions,
or fve-twe.lths Of the whole, are growing up
in absolute ignorauce ef the English alpha
bstW
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No, Like Oregon.

CEDAR RArtps, In, July 4.-The cele.
brallon was sunmarily stopped to-day by
a threatened cyclone. a panic ensucd,
and SEQ people were Ia pandemonlum.
The steps TO the Milwaukee bridge broke,
injaring a number, though meme fatally
The storm proved only rain storm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13
rrrfelture Bill Passed.

wAsnINoroS, July 6e-.fhe iandgra
forfeiture bin passed the House to-day by
a vote of TT ayes to noes. The bill as
passed Is substitute for the Senate bill.
The bill provides that all lands here to.
fcre granted by Congress to any state. or
corporation to aid in the construction Of
railroads not constructed within the time
specified In the act making the grant for
the completion OF such railroad shall be
deemed forfeited to the United States.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

AS recorded in the County Clerks office
of, Linn county, Oregon
Walter f Yates to ] A Beard, = of
So acres ..........,,... $Isoo
7 A. Beard to Walter Yates, one half
interest in 22xT5o feet, Lebanon 05o
Sterling p Turner to Turner, 0S.sS
acres, tp IL w4............... W 1000
Fl w Settlemier TO Lucy L Moses,
s acres, Tangent 400
Corinthian Lodge, No. ~ to b w
Cooper, lot in cemetery IS
Geo Stockton to Oakville Cemetery
Associated 4o3 acres $1,000. !
r Koehler to r b Vunk, lots s and
6 bl. 100 Ms S A, Albany ..... ass
Oregon to Jacob Newman, 40 acres,
Observation-Disclosures. 50
u to VIM A Littrel, 100 acres, IS
w3 w3................. patent
u to Jos Sommerville, $40 acres,
tpI5w Observation-Disclosures. patent
ID Froman, admir- est + B Moore to
Geo w Brandenberg, 10 lots Nc
Culley's addition to Harrisburg nc
B r Tabler to A b Skinner, lots,
block SO, Albany ny.......... 1880
G G Burkhart to Fl Maine, Sr., N
half lots and 8 bl 8, Albany. ISoc
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Administrators Sale.
HEWITT & BRYANT,
Att'ys for Admir-.


Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Administrators of the estate oi Geo "A
Hall, deceased, will in pursuance Of en- order
of the County Court OF Linn county, Oregon,
duly made and entered of record on tue 9th
dav of June, 1858, at the Court House door
ia Albany in said county on
Tuesday, JaIy e4th, Isss,
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day, sell all the right title aud interes
OF the said Goo A Hall at the time of hi
death in and to the following described rea
property, to-wit The north half of the
northeast quarter and the south half of the
northeast quarter of Section "a ia Up. 10 S r
w Of the Willamette meridian III Linn
county, Oregon, containing 100 acres. Also
a contract with the Oregon & California kai
Road Company. numbered l642 for the sale
of the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter Of Section Is in TIP. 10 S R " oi
the Willamette meridian in Linn county
Oregon, containing 40 acres. Also con
tract with the Oregon q California Raj
Road Company, numbered 1856 for the sail
of the easkhalf Of the southwest quarter o
Section lS in Up. 10 S Il W Of the William
ette meridian in Linn county, Oregon, con
tanning so acres, to the highest bidder
Terms Of sale cash in hand.
Dated June l4th, 1883.
JEFF MEYERS,
Administ rato
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The question ol to-day Is whether the Ia.
diyidual man has any right. by means Of a
poison. or Ia auy other way. TO demorAlizs
mankind for profit Il Is question that
every working man. every employer. every
father and mother has right 10 answer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13
Notice.

We have appointed Mr s. DeVaney
Waterloo as our Agent in Linn county
for La1Us Of Business prepared by Prof.
Parsons Of Harvard University expressly Ioy
turner's and business men. EndorseIby the
chief and associated justices Of the Supreme
Bench. Is pronounced by thousands of the
clearest headed business insn Of the coun-
try as book which they can not al9oyd k0
Be z1itA0At We ask an investigation Of its
merits.
Agents wanted in every county in the
State
w. p. GRANT, Publisher.
(Agent for Western and Pacific States.)
10 6K California ST., San Francisco, Ca
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13

vEloasso meug aAus eVs 'ueIpHqo puq eus uouM
'uIIossuo o. SUMO Gus 'ssIIg euIsoeq eqs usulA
splIoasoo IoJ peEIo eqs pugo saA eus uoqAA
'sgzoass0 Isu eAu5 ga 'zols SpAA xqua ueqM
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13

MARRIED. Ga July 3. 1888. at tLo home
Of the brides parent. Peter Bilyeu, II g Paul
and Miss BIlyeu. all of Scio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-07-13

LASDRETH.-The Salem Statesman give
the following account of the hanging Of Ian
dreth at Dallas on Friday. At 1890 Sheriff
Smith asked the condemned man, who was
standing weak and trembling with the cap
over him "Are you ready n Being an
swered by silence, he gave the signals
Sheriff Croisan drew the peg in the catch
and sprung the trap. A click, fash, and
thud, and Landreth was swurg to eterni.
ty. Ills neck was broken instantly. Doc
tors Lee and Woods went below, and after
two minutes reported his pulse at IS, at
four minutes 10, at six minutes I4o, and
thereafter intermittent until Ii ceased en-
tircly. II was peculiar fact that Lam
dreth was hanged just year to day after
the lynching of Kelly, and near the same
spot.
THE TEAcHERs.-Ths State Teachers
Association closed a very successful and
largely attended meeting on Friday,
Among those who attended from this coun.
ty were d v s Reid, Prof Walker, Kate
Price and Jane Morris, OF this city C S
Hunt, of Lebanon, G F Russell and ! M
Williams, of IIalsey, and Mr. Stanard, oi
Brownsville. Prof II w Heron, now
teacher of bookkeeping In the Portland
Business College, was also present, and
ill ewise Miss Olive Kirkpatrick, who is
studying medicine with DR. Rowland, o.
Salem; also President condit, of the AL
bany Collegiate destitute, who delivered :
short address.
ENCOUNTER WrTH couGAR.-On las
Friday, while Mr. Ed Allen, his two broth
ers, and Mr. ] s S Powell and his two som
were hunting on Mary's Peak. one Of tn,
Powell boys was attacked by q cougar. The,
were all following trail. four being afoo
and the rest on horseback, when a large cou
| gar jumped from the fern on to the hors
ridden by the boy. The dogs were immedi
ately behind and sprang at the animal, caus
/ ing it to fall to the ground, aad it got ava
from them and ran up tree. Its claw
raked across the boys legs without hurtin
him, however. The hunters then shot tn
animal from the tree Leader.
N Moyer, Of Brownsville, has been i
the city to-day.
Pitchers Aae%npEn
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A Rosehurg paper boasts that it furn-
ished three orators for 4th Of July cele-
brations, Jones. democrat; Fullertop, a
republican; and Floed, prohihitioniat.
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Letter List.

Following Is the list Of letters remaining in the Post
oface, Albany Linn county, Oregon, July 6. 1888
Persons calling for these letters must give the date on
which they were advertised
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rlluRepAY.


w W Saunders Is now hospital steward a.
the penitentiary.
The street sprinkler has gone to work
sg ain after a long re.t.
The Mt Hood illumination waa seen in
Portland and other places
Considerable city property i changing
hands At good price.
10 writaman aud Mr. NeIlheny are back
from the mining region.
Mr Francis picinrr has . machine for max
ing milk shake, popular beverages.
wolyerton K Irvine. Of this city, have dis.
solved partnership. Mr Irvine has gone into
business with Hewitt 4 Bryant. aud the irm
will be Hewitt. Bryant x Irvine.
Conductor Kennedy run She morning train
10 the BAY yesterday with an eye in . sling.
caused By two much familiarity with ein-
der. He had jast been TO Portland to haye
Il doctorcd.
MrA r skinner, recently from Nebraska,
has purchased of Mr. h r Tabler his house
and two lots corner Of Eighth aud Maple
streets, paying $3.50 for tbe same. Dir
Tabler will move into his Eew residence in
few weeks.
FRIDAY.
Rescue II & l. Co meet this evening.
Portland 10 to have $3.50. 600 opera house.
Burr Sloan is said to bAYe been robbed oi
$40 in Seattle.
Twelve foot binder whips at ] J Du
| brailleis.
Bishop Morris, wife and daughter, are in
England attending the Pan-Angelican coun
Gil.
Landreth. OF Polk coanty, and Goldensep,
of San Francisco, were hanged this after
noon.
Furniture dealers through Oregon cannot
do better than by buying their furniture o.
| Mr. q ] Dillon, the manufacturer OF THU
city. Mr Dillon is thorough furniture
man, and his goods will be first-class.
SATURDAYS DAILY.
Mr. Pete Abbey, Of Newport, aFiiyed il
the city last night on his way home from
Portland.
SIR McElmurry, of Polk county, has beel
ia the city to-day, and while here called.
Miss Hattie Will, OF Pottiand, rs in tn
city. the guest Of the Misses Van Horn.
Mr. J Rosaiter, the =, has moved b
McMinnyille. where he intends locating.
paper. to be called The Pilot, is to b
started 1T Junction City by ] Nj McCnllum
WB Scott has gone to California, wher
he viii probably remain.
The next meeting OF the Willamette Val
: IIey Hopgrowors association will be held 4
Salem, at the office of w ] Herren, on Stat
street, on Friday, July IL. at Pm. A larg
attendance Is expected, as questions Of muo
interest TO hop growers will be discussed
and important business transacted.
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-four of he newly elected Methodist
bishops are said tn bo prohibitionista.
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auntoId AGONY from cafnrrr,., },

Prof. w. HAUsERn, the famous mcsmcriBt
of Itidcd, ~. y, writes; "somc ten years ngo
| suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
incurnble, and said / must die. My case was
such q bad one, that every day, towarcs sum
set, my voice would become 70 toarge ! ctsId
barely speak above whisper. Iii Tie morning
my coughing and clearing Of my throat would
almost stranglo me. by the ugo OF Dr. aagc6
Catarrh Rcmedy, In three months, was q well
man, aud the cure has been permanent"