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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
A. New Cure For Appendicitis.

OF Iaie years fearful dread has gone
abroad that every one who eats fruits with
small seeds in them is pretty sure 10 run
the rick OF dying fearful death by appen-
dici.is, or be forced 10 undergo danger
GUS operation. So strong has this dread
taken hold of the public mind that thou
sands refuse'to eat small fluiis when seeds
have to be eaten with them. Grapes are
always pitied by them, and bIackberries,
ard even raspberries, with their small, in
sidious seeds, are taken entirely from the
bill OF fare The fact is tha. appendicitis
occnTs very rarey y. and the percentage of
psop'e who eat fruit with seeds in them
that are caught is insigniGcantly small.
When the complaint does seize one il is not
necessary 10 resort TO an operation, except
in seyere casee, nor Is it absolutely neces-
cary to die. The latest and most success
ful cure is TO administer internally from one
to two ounces of sweet oil every three hours
until the pain and fever are relieved. The
seed watch causes the trouble irritates the
muscular tissue so that congestion follows,
ard this may soon cause Inflammation of a
very serious character. Sweet oil, admin
istered in time and faithfully, allays the
infammatory condition. reduces tempera
ture and relaxes the tension OF the muscu-
lar coating of the intestlnes and appendix
Besides that 1t takes seed or all foreign
substar ces vita it, ard effects complete
cure. The patient should be kept In bed
and poultices should be applied very hot
over ihs eeat of p4in.-Y ankee Blade.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
MARRIED.

BlLYEU-cALAYAN-In Bilyeu Zen.
on Sunday. January Is. 1895. by Elier T P
Goodman. al the residence Of the bride s
parents. Mr. Henry c BiIyeu and Miss
Wilma caiayan, all Of Linn county.
C0NN-BABINGTuN.- On wedas.-
day evening, Jan Is. lsa5. at the home
OF the bride. in Albany, by Res J T
Albeit, Mr loshua b Conn and Miss
Anna Darlington. Mr. ana Mrs Conn are
two OF Linn county's popular residents,
Who have many friends here and else
where who will wish them happiness and
prosperity They will make their home
on Mr. Conn farm near this city.
The ceremony. .impressisely performed
was in the presence OF relatives and in
nmate friends. Some useful and valna-
bic presents we're presented the happy
couple as follows: Mr. and Mrs Bahing-
ton. Get silver knives and forks; Mr. and
Mrs Robt Conn. set silver knives and
forks; Mr. and MrsPerry Conn, hanging
lamp; Mr. and Nrs \ d Conn, set silver
tea spoons; Mt | Conn, syrpp pitcher
silver butter knife: Mr. and Mrs ] l. I'm.
derwood, silver cal. and pepper set; Mr.
and Mrs 2 Y Duncan, silver salt and
pepper sst ~ sad Mrs Austin, glass
issis dish Ms ksbs Gem, hsua worksa
bed spread; Mr. and Nrs r f Conn, set
china plates; Rev and Mrs Albeit, fruit
dish; Miss Ella Vaughan, fancy card re
ceiver. Mr. ] McChesney set fruit dishes
Mrs McChesney, sofa pillow; Elva Conn,
sugar shell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
Care Of the Eyes.

Mo.hers do not always realize how i'm.
poFtant pat. the eyes play 10 the genera
heal OF their children. For example. many
would never eonreet ; stomach uoablr,
Nausea ami apparent Indigestion wi:h an
imperfect eye focus, but ccu;ists NEE; these
cases every da=. Lately youns woman
has bsen relieved from all the symioms ol
ner.o ptostraIioa by a plis of carefully.
selected glasses. A child OF tea suffered
perSL;rn,ly ~i,h headache just over the
syes; tonic, we're prescribed. and she Nss
taken from schcoi. all 10 no purpose. Till her
sleh, was tested There was the ,roable,
and sp :ciacles were the remedy Every
mo.ne- should makea few ruIs in Ibis
matter aud allow no trapsg'cnioa II them.
De no: 10, ehilltsn read in The nsrnirs
bsiere the slsss has bee. vssiret ko<a he
eyes. Never read By failiog light. II
study must 60 on BY gasligh,, and This
should not be allowed IL possible to preve,
provide each child with one Of the cheap
brown OF green cardboard shades to be had
from sla,ioners. A yellow shade should
cover an electric light used TO read by. Do
not allow children 10 fall into the easy and
Injurious habi, o. rubbing the eyes at sny
unusal sensation In them Give them the
old rule--rub The eye with the elbow only.
because you cannot.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

The Ofesonian is much shocked because
tee republican papers in The state that
oppose The election Of DolPh apply such
epiihe,s TO him as ''co.d. ''an ieeburg," "a
mooly aris,ocrai;'' he has "a stony lace,
and ".a A:c,ic demeanor." ard is freqaent-
ly refrIred to IS ''his whiskeis. These
people, the oregoni-n shoula know. are
safely inTenehed In this course, behiai the
notorious example OF the oregOnian itself.
Let one step q momen, ant call TO mind
The course of The Oregoniaa IN applying 10
Clsvvi,nd. wilson, PETER and o-hers whoss
cour.e i, .lid net endorse and he will nnd
ample ius,ih1ali.n Ter the course OF those
papers in the example Of Ia. Oregonian
itself. By lie cwn course that paper i
eslorped frrm in,errosing an:otjeetion to,
or criticism Of. The tourse Of the rspublieaf
papers that oppose DoiPh-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

The bighes, railway bridge OF any kind
in the world IS the Loe River yiaduet ON the
Antofagassa Railway, ia Bolivia. South
America The place shere The structure
has been erected Is over the Meio rapids in
the upper Andes, and between The two
sides of a canoa. which Is situated ten
thousand feet above the level of the Pasihc.
Counting from the surface Of the stream 10
the level of the rails. this celebrated bridge
is exactly six hundred an thirty, six and
and one-half feet in height. The kng'h
of the principal span is eighty fee. and the
distance between abatments Total length
of bridge) is eight hundred and two feet.
The largest column is three hundred and
fourteen feet two inches long. and the bat.
ter Of the pier. what Is known to bridgs
builders as lone in three" Trains crcss
The bridge a, speed cf thirty miles an
hour.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

The demand Of Canadian seal poachers
for si25. 600 damages for injuries doue them
by stopping their Illegal work may be less
than the courts would award, hut we ought
not to assume this Part Of this claim Is
in excess Of the value 1T vessels seized aud
sealskins forfeited In other words. we
ara to lie called up1n 10 pav damages to
the poachers for injury 10 a business which
the commission decided was always Illegal.
and which is strictly prohibised for the
future That part ot the poaehers' claim
we should fight as long as possible The
Government las some dignity 10 maintain.
and il canuo, be altogether governed By a
question of dollars and cents. as an indi-
yidual citizen might be. We ought no, 10
seek peace by conceding OR liabilities to
damages on the points wherein the cou,-
mission decided in our favor. On these
points we should probably win second
time. IL the compromise is made it should
include only psy fer what cur cruisers aci.
ually seized and destroyed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

A training school for teachers, theory
and practice combined.
Strong professional course and vel
equipped model school.
Thorough preparatory and academic
coufee.
Normal, Advanced Normal, Business,
Music and Art Departments.
Light expenses. Board and lodging,
books and tuition not above $50 per
year.
The town OF Monmouth has beantifu
and healthful location in the very hear
Of the Willamette Valley twelve miles
south west OF the State Capital. 1t has
The Normal School diploma entities
one to teach in any county in the state
without any further examination, Grad
mates command good positions.
Expenses. per term OF ten
weeks; Normal 1925; Sub-Normal 50 !;
Commercial s6.25. Board and lcdging
Board at Normal Dining Hall $1.75 per
week; furnished rooms, with fire and
ght,. from $l.00 to .$1.25 per week.
Gard and lodging in private families
q 1900 to $3.50 per week.
Vitality and growth have always char
terized the work of the Normal School.
he coming year promises to be one OF
he best in its history.
Catalogues cheerfully sent ON applica-
ton. Address
PL CAMPBELL, President,
or W a WANN, Secretary of Faculty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

The source Of the Mississippi River has
lang been question that psrplsxed geog
rnshsis almost as much a. the old qnes-
6a . to ite source Of The 4vef Nils.
I've American problem has u iass besa
solved. Dr. Elliot cooes has returned from
an exploring expedition intendsd 10 solve
this perplexing problem. 1t has Teen sup
posed that the source OF the Mississippi
River was in the most nor,heriy of the
lakes which are 50 numerous around its
headwaiers. But DR. coues finds thai there
are still more northeriy feeders of these
!akes.and the largest Of these be has traced
to its sourc-. II 10 small spring sending
forth stream eight inches wide and two
inches deep. But now that this source Of
the Mississippi has been discovered, there
comes also the knowledge ,ha, the Missoari
is really the larger and longer river. and
its source is the one that ought 10 give
name TO the giant stream thai divides cur
country into Eas, and West. bu, unises il
North and South. The Mississippi above
st [ ouis il shorter than has been ,.iought,
while the Missouri is longer These ,Hc
rivers, wEth the Ohio aud the Arkansas
rivers farther south. drain an empire des-
tiued to be richer than any ike exien, oI
| territory on this planet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

CThe beneficial effects Of filtration Of the
water supply, says the Medical Ness.Uc
seem to be strikingly shown by The expert
ence of Girard College. Philadelphia. This
is located in the district which has been
for some years supplied by direct pumpage
that is. the Schuylkill water is thrown
directly into the pipes. The typhoid death
rate for 1898 was quite high in that dis
.rict, although apart from the bad water
the sanitary conditions are very favorable
At Girard College. however, there Is bat
little Of the fever in population Of over
1900. All the water supplied to the insti
tuition Is thoroughly filtered.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

The anti-toxine for iirh,herIa Nas sue.
cessfully used on seventeen-year-o'd lad at
New Haven, Ci., las, Sunday. HIS eondi-
tion was critical before the remedy was ap-
piled, and the physician teIegraplei TO New
York for supply of anti-toxine. The pa
tient recovered with marvellous rapidity
after two applications. Tie State Board
Of Health of Connecticut has sppoi:ted
committee to ask the Legislature for 81, 900
to establish an anti -toxine station.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

In congress yesterday The house ways
and means committee decided 10 report to
the hous. Wilson's bill to remove the 10
of cent rer poand differen.ial on sugar
imported fran countries having an export
bounty. which has elicited protests from
Germany, Austria and other nations. and
the repeal of which was recommended by
the presideni. No action was taken on
the bill TO increase The tax on beer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

Cassius M Clay has engaged govern
sss TO give his 5oupg wife lessons in de-
pertinent, music ard the ordinary branches
OF learning Mrs Clay Is only fifteen years
old and has little more than the rudiments
OF an education. She has had absolu' ely
no advantages of society.
Miss Martin. the eoverness. is expected
to make a finished lady OF her. and for this
she is to be paid liberal salary.
The Clays live retired life at White
Hall. Mrs Clay has been visited by none
of the neighbo.s, and neither she nor her
aged husband leaves the house. They have
few servants. The young wife has been at.
tending to the cooking. as she did before
hsr marriage. Gen. Clay is as devoted 10
hsr as srer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
A w,ii:-.1i Discovery.

No disease is more common among the
people than seo<fuia. Handed down from
gener.iian TO generation. .; Is found In
nearly every amlly. in some form. II
may maze ts ap9sssauss Ia dreadful
nsssssg sossn. n sssfi<xs 10 The nc<h -
esssfe. or In srspksss of vrzied ixms
Attacking the mucous membrane IL may
Be known IS sasarh, OF developing la the
lungs Il may ne and otsen Is the pnmc
cause OF consumption.
In Whatever form scfofniz may mana
feat Itself. Hoods Szrs.pariIIa il its invei-
crate foe and conqneror- This medicine
has such powerful alternative and ri,aiixina
eaects upon the blood th., every trace Of
impuri;y 10 expelled. and the blood IL
made ricn, pure and healthy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

That simple pressure when II Is very
great and long continued. is capable OF pro-
duciag effects primarily ob:ainahle only by
heat has been shown in many ways, ro.ahiy
by the experiments of Spring. the Belgian
chemist, who demonstrated several years
ago that two or more mrtsis could be forcee
thus to form an alloy at a temperature be-
low their fusing points. and that chemical
combination could be irduced by similar
u,ethrsis
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
THE SALE CONFIRMED.
Bonner Il hammond Now Own the
d. p.

CORVALLIS, Or, Jan lo.--The old 0 2 il
sold and out of its misery and everybody
bears n look Of satisfaction. Judge Fuller
ton made the order ut 3:l5 m confirming
the sale te Messrs Bonner & Hammond for
100000.
Attorneys Nash and Weatherford made
objection on the ground that the amount
was Inadequate but their objections were
oyerruled. There Is some talk of nm ap-
pcrl, but at this hour don I know what will
be done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

Judge John NJ Elliot, OF Arkansas, In
charging the grand jury al Arkansas City
In that Stale spoke Of the recent triple lynch
Ing of Luke and Richard Washington and
Henry Clay Robinson. all colortd, fer tbs
brutal murder of RC Patton, prominent
white merchant. and demanded rigid In.
vestigation. He emphasized the fact iha.
justice would have been metsd out BY the
court had the Law been permitted to AXE
its course, and denounced the action OF the
mob 10 Debating The ends of justice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

Coffee has been found by German in
ves,igator to possess marked germieidal
properties. Pure coffee of the ordinary
strength in which it is utilized as bev-
erage killed cholera bacilli In three hours
and typhus bacilli in twenty-four hours.
The anti bacterial substances seem to be
developed in the coffee bean by the roast
inc process.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
Jhe 1eillorrat.

The earth's attract:on--of .gr.vi,y--is
stronger in oceanic islands than in the in
terror OF continents. result ii Is supposed,
of the greater cooling of the crust under
the ssas, the average density being thus
made greaser than on land, notwithstand
ing The lightness oil water.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

a vibrating helmet for the cure Of ner-
vous headaches has been devised by French
physician. II is constructed of strips of
steel, put in vibration by small elsc.ro-mo.
tor which makes GOO tuins minute. Tie
sensation which 10 described as not unpleas
ant, produces drowsiness; the patient falls
asleep under its influence and awakes to find
that the main has ceased.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

Special announcement. Owing to the
increased demand for Crayon Portraits l
have decided to put In a portrait and
frame department, so II will not be nee.
essary TO send work 10 Chicago or San
Francisco. Ihave skilled artist 10 assist
in finishing my crayons, and positively
guarantee satisfaction. Tinkle the pho
tograEher
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
Danger FroEi.Catarrh.

The mos. iEnportau. feature a5o1. that
very common Complaint. ca.arrh in ihr
head. Is lis ,endeney 10 develop into some
other more serious and dangerous dssease.
The foul matter sror?i-g from the head
Into the h.7oehiai tubes o. l7ngx Is very
liable 10 lead TO bronchitis or consumption
that destroyer which causes more deaths
20 this country isan any other disease
As csssrrh originates IN impurities 10 the
blood, local app.tcssSoss car do bot little
good. The camnsoa sense method Of
reatmeni Il 10 purity the blood. and for
his purpose there Is no preparE lon
upesior 10 II H,oi's Sansap.riiia. The
osert1i ac,los u this "a .dicinc u?oa the
iood exPeis e.etT tsn2Iri;y. aud bv 90
osng cares cssarri an: give health 10
he entire cssanisn.
onIy oae grsoe Of PAosos at TinkIes;
sidere5t sizes from tr.sS 20 SO. 90 per
doz. Cabsness sag up
Shiloa's Cure. the great cough and
Group cure, Is IN grsa; 6em.nd.- Pocksl
sszs contains twen;v-Sise dosek ouly age.
ChildFsn iovc it. Sold b. druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

The custom of holding funerals at night is
said TO be growing steadily in New York.
where there appears to be no law 10 prevent
them. In Boston there is an ordinance
which prohibits the burying of dead hody
at any other time than between sunrise and
sunset. except by special permission
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

Senator Dawson has introduced bill
providing 70, allowing deductions for In
deb,edness when the tax payer Is assessed.
Nov, let the Senator introduce bill reen-
acting the mortgage tax law and work with
zell to secure then passage, and his work
will receive the approval Of the people Of
his county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

This is peculiar world. The Iaboring
man works like a Trojan and gets pay for
his actual work down to the hour. DoIph
il in Oregon working for Dolph and draw
ing $50 day for working for the govern
ment and the members of the state legisIa
ture who adjourned on Thursday will re-
ceiye So day for Friday and Saturday
and ride on free passes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
Christ Will Come In April. 1901.


An English seriptnral prophet, 6guring
from the writings of Daniel, and The book
Of Revelations, gives the following as the
coming prophetic events" which will take
place between January |, 1895, and April,
1901, the date he has set for the end Of the
world. II the first is fulfilled you had bet
ter make arrangements to square accounts
by Ali Fools Day IN the year last above
named:
Ascension of IA, ,Oe0 living Christians to
heaven without dying on March 5, 1896.
A scion Of Napoleon viii massacre 10000
Christians between August II, 1887. and
January 26. 1901.
Christ will descend to earth, and the
millennium begin first week of April, 1901.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
The Issue of Treasury Relief.


Whether the President is accurately re-
ported or not, the statement attributed to
him as to his extra session intentions indi
Gates what ought to be his policy.
The relief of the Treasury Is not party
but national necessity. II this Congress
cannot or will not provide fer t.there should
be no lnss Of time In isummoniIg the mex,
Congress to 10 so. The protection Of the
Treasury ard the national credit is much too
vital a matter to be trified with, and TO
postpone it will be to tritle with |, reckless.
ly.
The matter is perfectly simple. The rev.
epues OF the eoyernmen, are temporarily
insufficient to meet its expenses. The re.
sult is that the gold reserve is constantly
deplsted and must be frequently renewed.
The only means the Administration has of
doing this ia by ;he sale Of S per cent bonds
of long term, thus increasing the national
debt ia time Of pace and rendering the In.
crease one that mus, endure for many
needless years to come.
II Congress will not provide betiei
way the Administration must protee, the
national crsdi, in this way. II the Demo-
cratic majority 10 The present Congress y. ii
no, do duty SO obvious and S, imperative
the matter must be referred 10 the Repnbll.
can Congress which is to succeedh.
j But In regular course tsst Congress
would not assemble until next Dsc~nbe
and could mol act for al least a year 10 come
Meantime the national debt must be largel,
| increased, and worse ttiil this question,
which has properly nothing to do with par.
ties mus, Invariably entangle itself will
the partisan issues Of the next Psesidenlia
election, with the probable result of post
poning the relief required until 1897.
This Democratic Congress has the po~eI
the obligation and The opportunity 10 ae'
Ifii fails il will eoofess i,s incapaci,y an
diseredit its pa,riosiem. In that event th
Presidents du,y will be clear to call al sx
ira session ia March and to ask The Repnt
, lican m,jori,y OF the Fii,y-f fourth congres
to do what the Democratic majority Of Ii.
, cif;y-,hird Congress fa,lei 10 do.
The power and The responsibility lie VT
Congress. The country waits 10 see II iheE
are enough Of brains and leadership thsr
to meet the emergency.-NY World.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

Mr. Leeds. the new state printer. evident
~ has some fayGites. A couple Salem
papers and Mr. Leeds former paper ths
Iidings appeared with supplements printet
in tho state printing Office. Mr. Leeds il
an excellent man and the matter may be al
right, but il looks funny.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

The Eugene Guard is so crowded with
homo advertising that it is running an extra
page. Two men alone are running half
page ads. That is Eugene style and it at
least does much TO make outnidsrs think the
city is live business center.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

CogvALLss, Jan. is--The Tsiiie sisters
played aere las: night to a crowded hcase.
II IL uaaoubsedly gae best show that has
visited this riass tor teau. The sisters
are frxs class actors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
a butterfav sunrosed 10 he N

A butterfly supposed 10 be thousand. OF
years od was found dormant under rock
in California and removed to the Smithson-
Ian Institution. When discovered, its wings
were growing sh,iveled. and there were
wrinkles in It's aniennse
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
A Moments DELAY

painful In a ease OF toothache, aud so, as
you note, Santa Claus didn't wait an In.
stant, but resorted TO oar ts,oshaehc drops
at once. OF course. he was at onee rsiev-
ed and able to proceed about his gracious
business as pleasantly as before. Don't
TOOL with fire or toothache, bat drop II al
once. Our prescription department Is
unsurpassed In the country. The prera-
ration of medicines Is our specially. We
supplement the skin ot an eqper. pharma.
cist with stock of absolutely pure and
fresh drugs, which commands the praise
and confidence of all local physicians
We also carry all the standard medicines
and full line of toilet and manicure
articles, which are just the idea for holl-
day gifts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25

AT the Bombay Geological G'rdens the
skin Of a sea serpent sixty-f3ur feet in
length is on exhibition.