The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-02-03
HOW Do We DIG OUR ORAVES7

This we ali XfF6W. But do we all
know that wo die by eatingf It ID
ania we dig our graves with our
teeth. uon foolish this sounds.
Yet II Ii fearftil' ! irno. We are ter
rified at the npproneh Of the cholera
and yoilow fever, yet there il dis
ease conakntly at our doors and in
our houses far moro dangerous and
destructive. Most people have IN
their own stomachs u poison, more
slow, but quite as fatal as the germs
OF those Iaala5licB wiaph sweep men
into eternity by Thousands without
warning n tho times Of great cpl
denies. But It is mercy that, II
wo are wttehfui, we can tell when
wo are 4brhatencd. The following
aro amdng the symptoms, yet they
do not always NECESSARILY appear In
the same erder, nor are they always
the sa,,e In different cases. There
il o dull aud sleepy feeling; a bad
taste IN tho mouth, especially in the
marning; tho appetite IL change
able, sometimes poor and again it
seems as though the patient could
not ent enough. and occasionally no
appetite at a. dullness and slug
gishneas of tho mind; no ambition
10 study or wsrls; more or less head
ache and hcaviness. in the head;
dizmness on rising to the feet or
moving suddenly; fnrred and coat
cd tongue; sense Of load on tho
stomach That nothing removes; hot
and dry skin at times; yellow lingo
in the ey~s; ecarlk and high-colored
uminc soar taste in the mouth, fire.
quen4sy attended by palpitation of
the heart impaired vision, with
spots tlii4 aprm to be swimming in
tho air before tho eyes; a cough,
with n gyeglish-colofed cxpecto-
ration; poor nights rest; n sticky
slime about tsae teeth and gums;
hand md feet cold aid clammy;
irfita..se temper and bowels bound
up ani c0siiye. This disease has
puzzll the physicians and still puz-
zles then. II ii tla commonest OF
ailments ard ST he most compli-
Gated and - .ela. Sometimes
ii is taea.es a. 49, inption, some
tiInee ~ kser sefnf :n.nt, and then
agmn ~ malaria al.d eYen heart dis
ease lsai It's real nature is hat Of
constipn+idsi and dyspepsia. II arises
in the digestive organs and soon
Affects an tho others through the
corrupted nd poisoned blood.
Often tho whole kody-inciuding
The ge6Fous System n literally
starred. even when there il nc
enaciation TO tell the sad story.
Experiences bas shewn that there il
put ons femedy that can certainly
cure ihis dlsefSe in all it's stages,
namesy, Shaker Ixtract of Roots or
Mothes yeige!s Curative Syrup. II
never sils but. nevertheless, no time
alaoule Is Lost in trying other so.
called rossAcdios. Tor they viii do no
good. Get slia great vegetable
preparahoA, discovered by vener-
abe nrse whose name y q house
held Sors IN dernaoyl and be sure
TO get s3es ecnsiine asdicle.
oryKyVP ~ sEvnS DocToRs.
Shaker Extract OF Roots or Sci
gels Syrup has raised me To good
health atcr seven doctors had given
ms up 20 @5s with consumption.-
So writes 1. +. Grace, Kiriman-
vile, Todd Co, Ky.
HI mEAnD or IT JUST IN TINE
81 lad keen about given up TO
die with diSSrepsM vfhen I first saw
the adyertiaemtsli. .0f Shaker Extract
of Roots or seigS's Syrsp. After
using four bottles / was able to at
toad To my business as well as over.
i know OF several cas- of ehiils and
fever thai have been cured by it.
So writes Mr.. Tlfsp. Pullum, Of Tay-
lof, 6eseYa Coz Ala.
woigxa rEy DOLLARS A DorTLE.
Afr. Tho1rns r. Evans, of the firm
OF Evans Il Bro, Merchants, Horn
town. Ascomack Co, Va, writes
that ha he'd been sick with digestive
disorders Ier many years and had
tried many Ihyaicians and lnedi-
cines without benefit. He began to
uso Shaker Extract of noots or Sci
gels Syrup aboub the 1st of Jan.
1887, and was 30 much better in
three wpsps ssat he considered him
self practically . well man. He
adds: Il have at this time one bot
tlo on hand, aAd If could not get
any more tcQstll saOt take q tea
dollar bizfefhr u.
AL dTsIggSsfa or Address A. J..
White. limited, "a Warren st. N. Y.