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L. H. MONTANYE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Notary Public.
I nasty, Orrgoa.
Office upstairs, over John Brig store,
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC,)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
AltUXV. ;.
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T Stat. Sp-.ll attention irtven to coll, ti.-n end
h i inUter.
MTOSc In O.I.I reHew Temple, fls:,
t. o. PowatL w. k. silt ten
POWELL BIIrEU,
iTTOKMEYS AT LAW,
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J. J. WHITNEY,
ittornej And Counssllor At Lav
AND
Notary Public
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice In all of the Conrta or
.hit statu All business Intrusted to him
will b promptly attended to.
i E. W. LANCDON,
DEALER IN
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
BRUSHES,
SOAPS,
COMBS,
and everything kapt in a first el ss Drug
Store. Also a lino stock of pianos ard
organs.
ALBANY. OREGON.
POSH AY & MASON,
I) racists and Booksellers,
Agent for John B. Aldan's publications,
which we sell at publisher's pries with
postage) Jed.
ALBANY, OKCCiON.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc,
Prescription carkfillt filled.
Open day and night.
Al b any, Or,
FURNITURE.
bar tbfi baa stock of arnitura in the
city and will mU
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
iu th citT and tha lowt prica.in the
VHy. Come and a.
Undertaking,
a oom plate a took and can give SATIS
FACTION. Try me,
A. B. WOODIN,
Aloany Bath Mouse.
1ai UNDBRUIONKD WOULD RISPXCT
. fall I iform tht oitiitnt of Albany sad ri
i i 't? that I hsvetsktD charge of tbit Establish
eat,and,by keeping oleaa room and payia
rictaUeatlea to batinata, at pee to to aait si
at wke may fseer na with tkelr patronage
arioj Heretofore oarrltd on nothing bat
Flrst-Gliee Hair Oraaalnor Saloona
axottta to glra tstir attf rtion to al
IBfObildisa nl Ladie' Hair neatly ea
hpoel J08 WEBBER.
DR. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Ofnee cor. F1rtand Ferry Straata,
ABANY - - OREGON.
a. a its krbt.
O.B.PT.l!tt
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKRS,
(Stioaaaaors to C. C. Cherry.)
lachinisti, Millwrights, and Iror
Founders.
WE HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS ATX
completed, and are now pro pared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
nsnufactiir Hteam Engines, Grist and
Maw Mill Machinery, and all kinds nf Iron
and Braes Castings.
PkTTr.KSS W4R ) SHORT MOTICE.
Hpeqlal attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery. Will also manufac
t are the Improved Cherry A White Grain
Separator
N. J. HENTON,
notary Mlic and ingnrance Agent,
0- F. BUILDING - - ALBANY, OR
Repr tents several of tke best Fire la
or nceCeatpaoles on tht Coast. Call mi
him forrelisble insurance.
GOOD for
GOOD for
GOOD for
GOOD for
GOOD for
GOOD for
GOOD for
OOD for
the enre of Constipation and Indigestion.
tho enra of Biliousness and Dyspepsia
lite enre of Bowel Complaints.
tho euro of Kidney Diseases. .
tho co.ro o( Lasv'siJwJtaiess and Weary Back'
tho cmo of J Aver Complaints.
the euro of Boils aid Carbuncle.
tho cu t) of Foul eath and Sour Stomach
the cure of Sleepldtsne&s and Irritability
o euro of aii t'oiiiSaiuts.
VOL. XXII.
A CHILD'S SKIN
Cured by it Intra.
V liti!.- wxi, atftsl .k' t rr, hu been fnic'etl
with Koiein of the walii, ami at timet a irroet
ittin of no tHHiy, no he waa twu year old.
It Ucg'xn in hta tare. t.. n tended te hla scalp, which
itevant covered wlttt ecabs end tores, and from
which a sticky fluid inured out, causing Intente
Itchinif anrtUittrcML aitil leaving hi hair matted and
life). CiHlernrath thueo w-ab th akin was raw,
Ilk a piece ol lufsitak. Gradually the hair cam
out and ws elryod, until hut a anudt jiatch waa
IpO at the hack of the head. My friandt lu Ptabody
know how my Utile boy ha auffomd. At sight ho
would wretch hla head sntH hla pillow was covered
with blood. I saeil to Ua hit haaida behind hitn. and
In many waya triad to prevent tola scratching ; but it
wsa no oat, be would ecratch. I taok htm to the
l oapital and to the brat phyalciaue in Paahody with
out auwaaa. About tht tlme.eoine friend, who had
boen cured by the rot L ure Itcntodlca, prevailed upen
metotr) thrtit. I Ix-gaii to ueo them on th 15th of
January leat. lu aavea month every prti le of the
illaranti u removed. Not nr nnb rcmalas M
hlacoaJptotal) the atory of hla auBatlng. Ill hair
baa rwturuad, and la thick and .tivna;. an t hla cl
aa iwwt and clean aa any child 'a In th world. I can
not aay enough to axpreaa my gratitude tor t hi wot.
pful cure by the CuUcara fUmedlea, and wlab all
tlmllarly afflicted to know that my aUUment I true
and without exaggeration.
CBARLES MoBAY,
Oct. atb, lajft, rasaody, Mats.
I havaasra Mr. McKay'a boy when badly affected
I Lm.w Dial b lit tntvl ...ir IkmiI .h i. Ii.. km. I
aaaaaiav waa a nniiui atirnt 10 iuok ai
did all a father cvuld do for a Buffering child, but
availed nothlnir. I knftw that the tutementa b ha
made rou aarairtr-i. tit. . unn,-..f hi ho h vour
t'utlcura HeiiKxtte are tma In even particular.
WILLIAM J. M. AKTMY.
S3 Footer It , Peabody, Maaa.
B.d.1 ererywher. Price : Cotlcura. M eenta Cull'
cur Houp, i cento . Cnticu Reaotvenl, Prpar
ed by Po'tc. Drug and Chemical Co.. Doaton.
srad far "Maw t rr Mkla Blaesaea."
PLK. Hlackhead.
Skin memlahta, ami
uaiiy it
IN ONE MINUTE.
Rheumatic. Neuralgic, bclatlf. So.Men
Hbarn and NervoU Paine ami Waaknea
rrllcve-l In cma minato by the Callrara
Antl Pain Ptaator. At Imffleto, tf
i-uuer untj vo
Thta i It tke bWaoTZOAI. mOH-CTJT
Tt U rcry GENTEEL an ! DRESSY aadgfvta
Bat aajBejpretocttos aa s boot r ovr-faitor. It aa
to DBt on and the Inn ran haadtaatad eat
M uy aakto by alaiply taevaagih battoa.
gSXaWaaaW
L. E. BLAIN,
Albany, Or.
Red CrownMills
ISOM, LANNIKO A CO., rROPR'S.
saw raocKss rtoca stnraxioa torn pamilib
as" BAggas rss.
BEST STORAGF VACUITIES.
Highest IPrice in Cash fo
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinds of rough, dressed
-ind seasoned lumber, laths and
pickets kept constantly- on
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notic Use only bst
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory. '
ROBINSON A WEST.
F. M. MILLER,
Attcrney and Couuslor At Law.
LEBANON. OREGON.
Will practice in alltho Courts in tha 9ta!
MI88 EMMA SCHUBERT,
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
A, 0. U. W.
Member wiahina;employmnt or deairing
ue! p, will rjlet4ec)l st Reid k Krownell'a
atora and regiiter their name.
Bv Ordrr orLouoK.
AGKNTB WASfTBP to tail "REMINISOENCEf
of HO YEARS in tha NATIONAL MgTROPOLIS. BY
BEN PERLEY POORE
Illuatratlng tha Wit, Humor and Eccentricitlet of
aoted eelffb. Hie. A rlebly lllMtratd treat
of inner Society Hiatory, from "ye olden time" to tha
wedding-of Cleveland. Waatierfally popular.
Agent report rapid aalea, Address for circular
and tomr. A. L. BAbCKOFT at CO., Pobiith
art, San Pranciaco, Oal.
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TMK NEW aWAHr LAMM MIX. .
Futlowlng is iht bill relatiug to
swamp land that passtd the Bent.te
on Haturdny, with but oot negative
volethat of Stanley, of Jackson
county. The bill Is the result of much
study on the subject :
8. B. NO. tl.
Introduced by Mr. iiare. Head
first time January 18th, read second
time January 2bth, referied to cum
tntttee on public lsnds January 24th,
reported buck with amendments Ft b
ruary 9th, 1887, ordered engrossed,
printed and special order for Satur
day, February I2tb, at 10 o'clock.
A BILL.
For an act to declare forfeited to the
State of Oregon est tain swamp and
erflowed lands therein, and di
recting the State Board of Commis
sioners for the sale of the swamp
.and overflowed lauds belonging to
this State, to cancel certain fillnga
or applications, to purchase aald
lauds in certain cases, and empow
ering and directing said Board of
Commissioners to employ Attor
neys ud institute suits In the
Dime of the Slate to caLcel Stat
deeds or pateots to such lands In
certain cases aud upproprietiug
money therefore.
Be it enacted by tht Lqitlativt Aimmbiy
qf tht State o Ortyon.
Sccnox 1. That alt certificates of
sale issued by "the Board of Com
missioners fur tho sale of school and
university lands" and for the Invest
ment of the funds arising therefrom
for swamp aod overflowed lands on
which the twenty per centem of the
purchase price was not paid prl jr to
January 17th, 1879, are hereby de.
elared void and of no ttire or effect
whatever ; and salfjyBoard or r m
mlaaloners are hereby authorised and
directed to cancel aald certificate of
sale.
Sec. 2. All aa-smp or overflow d
lands sold under the provisions of tho
act approved October 2jih, 1870, relat
ing te awamp lauda which have not been
reclaimed or paid for in accordance with
the (.roviion of aaid at, are herctoy
declared forfeited and the certificate of
sale are declared void, end the said
Board is hereby anthoiixad th cancr)
the same, bot the provwiona of tbU sec
tion shtU not apply to actual attl-r on
land of 320 aerea or leas, who have paid
their twenty per Cent'fu, which Battler
may perfect title without reclsaiatioc
by the pay nan t of the remaining eighty
per centum before January 1st, 18&9.
Sec. 3. Upon surrender of any such
yoid certificate of sale, or any certitioat
of sale or receipt giveo for payment of
lag da sold a awsmn or overflowed
lands, r if soy of such curlitieatea of
sale or receipt be lot or d-atioyd, or
beyond the control of th purchaser, or
hto legal representative, tbit,upn sub-
misaion of the proof of such lots tha
Bosrd shall order the amount ptl
thereon, or such oriion of such amount
as shall remain after making the deduc
tion therefrom hereinafter provided for
in aeriain eaaee, to be repaid to auch
purchaser or Lis legal representative,
and the Secretary of State thsli draw
his warrant for the amount so order d
repaid, whenever miflkimt fund are in
the swamp land fued avaiUble fir i.w
payment.
Sec. 4. The said Board is hereby
authorised to cause suit to bo insti'nt
ad in the name of the Siate to set sii !
any deed isaued by said Biard upon
fraudulent representation. If nocastty
requires, the Board is autknrized to era
ploy Attcrneys to defend the intcrexti
of the State or io institute snita for any
just cause.
Sec. 5. Any legal applicant lo pur
chase swsmp or ovet flowed laodt, who
had complied with the provision of aa
act approved. October 26th, 1870, en
tities' an "act providing for th selec
tion and sale ef swsmp and ovei flowed
lands belonging to the State of Ortgoo,"
including the payment of the twenty
per cent of the purchase price, prior to j
January 17th, 1179, shall, without re
clamation; upoa payment of the balance
ef th purchase prices be entitled to
and shell receive a deed for the land ;
provided, that such payments be made
prior to J.nuary lat, 1889 ; and pro
vided, further, that no deed shall be
issusd to any one person for more than
640 acres, provided said apjHicsnt shall
first surrender to tho board all certifi
cates to him issued or in his bands for
any of said swamp lands forfeited by
tbii act ; and further provided that no
actual settler it in possession of said
640 serfs or any portion thereof under
tha homestead or pre-emption laws of
tha United States or under a quit
claim deed or evidence of purchase from
such claimant."
Skc 6. In all salel or conveyances
of lands nmde under the provisions nf
thia act, or which shall hereafter be
made of swamp lands, an easement of
thirty feet cn each side of all section
jines aball be reserved fora public high
way
amp or overflowed
ALBANY, OREGON,
leads reverting to the State under tke
ptovieioas of this sot shall be sold as
provided in th set approved October,
18, 1878, trlwting to swamp lsnds ;
provi.lt d, thst sctual settleia rhsll hate
the eaclusive right to pmohaae the
lsnds occupied not rgceeding 920 acres
to any one prton for sis mouth) from
the approvMl of this sot.
Sec. 8. Any actual settler wbuoli
have purchased prior to Fehrueiy !',
1887, from the miginal holder of y
oerti6caie,which is by this aft deoUtwl
forfeited, any cf th latda mentioned in
this set, ihstl upon making to aaid
board ratisfactory ptoof of sucb pur
chase, and of settlemrot t nd improve
ment of such lands, entitled to a
Vd to the land uot egceeding 640
acres, to h selected id n. more tbjin
two trats,snd the hoard ahall eaenrtsin
the amount paid by auch settler to tha
original awamp land olaiuiant. When
such amount it so ascertained the board
shall ohergrt aeid amount to said origi
nal awamp land e'.aimant and ahall d
duct the limn from any moneys paid
by such original awamp land olaiojant
for any land by this act declared void.
8Ec. 9. Iuesmoeb aa there la urgent
neoeasity for the tasaaga ef this act, to
settle the rights of applicant to pur
ebsse the swsmp and overflowed landa
belonging to this State, and to protect
the State title thareto, thia act shall
take efTact aud be in foree from and af
ter its approval h the Governor.
Young man, you ere at a polut on
the highway of life where are two
roads leading In different direction.
You will trsvel upon the ore or the
other. Ooe seems broad, roomy and
inviting, but it led off Into the val
ley of the shadow of d-t ruction and
ruin. The other appears narrow and
Utt!nv!titiff,a:id seeme lo lose Itself io
the great wilderness of life, but it
ends out into the broad plains of
booor, fame, wealth and happiness.
If you would travel this latter road
y u must b honest, truthful, iudua.
triou, vlrtuou, eelf-sacrifici ng, tern
peru'e antl economical. Which road
will you take ? Success and hsppi.
ne3 depend upon your ch dee.' It is
supreufely imortant. Be careful
litw y u decide.
Through. tut Colorado there is a feel
ing of auppreex d dtagtst because BO
rstboad, nor anybody viae, his offered
to buy the preaeut Lgilatore. The
twopio of that State fel a natural
chagrin that it U not omsiderei worth
b r. iog.
It seems ,bst 'Senator Hawtev is ac
quiriug eutida-neo io the Democratic
Aduiinuiration. It is to be hoped
ibat his pstri tMam is at last gtiiag
the brttcr of his prtisusbip.
wide a ea rv tarn
H alf a dozen years ago It seemed impos
sible for Widt Anvlte to be more beautiful
or more attrsctlve.yet year after year It has
gone on,addlng new features and developing
old ones, until it seema at last excellence
can no further go. Ita wealth of stories,
sketches, poetry and illustrations furnish an
inexhaustible reservoir of entertainment
and instruction for the members of the fam
ily circle,old as well as young,and its month
ly vleit I like a ray of golden sunshine in
the hottaebold. If V A- Aivak flits every de
mand for a first-class magazine for children
In the Avay of amusement, solid valuable
reading, stimulating thoughts and sugges
tions and artistic illustrations. The Christ
ma (Dec.) issue is particularly fine. It
contains about a hundred pages crammed
with reading matter and pictures. Price aO
cents. The yearly subscription price has
been rcdaced to $2.40 a year (from $3.00,)
while the msgazine will be made more at.
tractive than ever. D. Lothrop 8c Co.,Pub
liahcrs, Boston.
fares t-
I fere is one of Sam Jones' level headed
remarks : "If I wanted to get a good
square judgment on something I had done,
I had rather go to a newspaper office for It
tlian any other court of justice. I know the
justice of journals, the integrity and purity
of their motives. I know that they probe
Into a man's character. No man whose
character Is pure need fear all the presses in
America. The way to be safe from so-called
newapaper attacks is to be a Christian.
The reporters arc the best detective force In
this country. They have brought more
criminals to justice and punctured more
shame than all agencies combined." God
bless you.Sam ,for making those statements.
They are corftct. Subscribe for the Dem
oor at, only-$3 a year in advance.
Patents ttraate4.
Patents granted to citizens of the Pacifie
States during the past week and reported ex
pressly for the Democrat by .C. A. Snow
& Co., Solicitors of American and Foreign
Patents, opposite U. S. Patent Oflice.Wask
ington, D. C. :
L Baer, San Francisco.Cal., collar button.
M L Bcrgmann, Buena Vista.Or., spring
shackle.
E Chaquette, San Francisco, float.
W R Johnston, San Francisco, spectacle
frame.
B A Lombard,Rtockton,Cal.,horse power.
M P McCoon, El Cajon, Cal , tent.
A McLean, San Francitco,Cal.,filter.
R A Rew, Pomeroy, W. T., heater and
ventilator.
j Richards, San Francisco, Cal.,hydraulic
ram.
A J Stevens,Sacratnento,Cal.,Slide vanve.
T A Sweet, Paso Robles, Cal., window
sash.
FRIDAY, MARCH
VviEssliinirlon.
(Press ear rtgslar evrraationtfeiit.)
WAsHixoTog, Feb. 11th. 1887.
Congress Is working rather spas
mod lost ly In these Igst weeks of Us
life. Ltst week It was industrious,
but Just now It is diking Its short life
esaily. On Wednesday n large
amount of obituary eloquence ws
expended In the Senate In honor of
the late Senator Logan, end In the
House similar eutogiatlc speeches
were made In honor of Mr. Price, the
late Representative from Wisconsin.
These memorial services consumed a
great deal of time hut they are not
bullosas, and it was hoped that ihO
useless custom would be abrogated
before the end of this session.
The President acknowledges him
self very much worried over the se
lection of suitable persons to serve on
the Ioter-State Commerce (Jommls
aloo. He eay nothing has given him
more cancers since he came into of
fice, he Is so desirous thst the mem
bers of the Oum mission shall be prac
tical men of affairs, end acceptable to
the majority of nil parties concerned.
It U stated by a (Jungrosman who
professes to know that Col. Morrison
baa been offered his choice between
the Cuslrm tnship of the Cam mission
and Ike Secretaryship of tbo Treas
ury Department. It is understood
that the President will not appoint
any member of either the Senate or
House who has been elected to the
Fiftieth (Jougresa.
As the session draws steadily to a
close It is feared nothlog will be done
to change Inauguration day from the
4th of March to the 30th of April.
Unless tho proposed amendment to
the OoiutlUafJoo Is submitted by this
Coogreas, the change cannot be made
lo 1889, and the nest inaugural pro
cession along the grand Avenue will
again bo compelled to face tbe paeu
monls. breeding galea of March.
There are so many President 11 as
pirants In Congress who are interest
ed 00 thl subject thai It ! to be
hoped tbe matter will be pushed
through In the closing hours of the
sees ion, when i many schemes pass
through with a rush. Almost every
body favors the chang, and no ar
gument In ita behalf is uoeded. A
few minutes of action i all that is
necessary.
Much Interest Is felt to know what
the President will do win thst dis
ability pension mil, or the pauper
pension bill, as It is called. Not that
It Is a bill for paupers, but a bill to
make pauners out of aelf-supporting
citlsens. It was not supposed that
the bill stood any chance of pais ng
oot eviii by tbe demagogae, claim
agents and dead-beats who advocat
ed It, bat the desperation of (he men
who attltudlniso as the eoldlers'
champions waa underrated. Tny
mnged to pass this, one of tho most
reckless specimens of legislation ever
presented in Congress, aud thus
throw upm a Democratic President
tne responsibility of standing in Its
way.
As loud a howl of indignation came
op from the country over the passage.
nt this universal pension bill aa was
the shout of congratulation over the
defense bill, passed by tho Senate a
few days ago. Just tnink thutnfter
Republican Administrations have eg.
ponded In tha last sigh teen years,
eight times fifty millions for naval
purpoaes there Is nothing to show for
it to-day. Secretary Whitney has
Jast insued an order th it some of
Uncle Sjm's old hulks be sold. lie
mentions eight condemned vessels,
such as are unfit for further service
In tha Navy, lying now at San Fran
cisco, Nev York, and League Island.
Bot the country haa reason to feel
that practical use wit! be made of the
money which Congress may now vote
to be speot on the Navy. Conse
quently when the Senate agreed to
the cum of $21,000,000 for seo-coast
defense and big guns, an echo of ap-
piausa came nacK from ovory corner
of the nation.
Returning te that remarkable pen
sion bill, which It js to tie hoped the
President will veto, it may be well
to mention that under such a law the
pension roll would be more numerous
than tbe Union Army ever was. The
bill virtually pensions every man who
waj in tbe array, without regard to
ability or disability, wealth or pover
ty, and provides, as well for the so
called dependent parsnts of soldiers
who died, It provides a pension for
every ez -soldier who died. It pro
vides a pension for every ex-soldier
who will any he cannot earn a sup
port. And who is to define what a
support is ? Some men require $500
a year for a support and others re
quire $25,000. As there la no defi
nite meaning to the term "support,"
what is to prevent any msn,howsver
extravagant, from claiming that tbs
$12 a month, in addition to his in
come, is necessary to bis support ?
Tho bill offers a premium to every
f m 0 f
4, 1887.
msn who was In the Army to become
a loafer and depend upon tbe Gov.
eminent for support. Tens of thoa
ssnds of men do live on $8 a week,
and If the measure should unfortun
slely become a Isw, It would merely
increase the great army of tbe un
employed. wetsB Tat am small rex
S (treat S-aeger Wblelk Unmeet s Sat
Sices ratal.
Tbs Brorapton Hospital Ut sonsuoup.
Uvea, iu L mi. Ion, repoitstbat over fifty
people out of every hundred c msutnp
tives, aft victim of eonstipeted or in
aotire kidneye.
Consumption is nes of our nstionsl
diseases, and the shoe report goes to
prors what baa often been ssld (o our
columns during ths lat eight yesrs,tbst
kidney troubles sie not only tbs cause
of more thsn half tbs eases of on sump
tion, but of ninety out of svery hundred
other common diseases. They who
ba'.e taker this position, mad their
olsims after elaborate lovsstlgationiai
their proof that they b dissevered a
specific for the terrible end stealthy
kidney diseases, which hsva beessss so
prevalent among as, is wtss sad con
vincing. We havs resently received frees them
s fresh supply of their wondsrfal sd
vert! iog. They have challenged tbe
medical profession and scisnss to invss
tigste. Th.y bsve investigated, and
tHoss who sr frank have admitted th
truth of tbeir statements. Taey claim
that ninety tr cent of diseases soma
originally from inactive kidneys ; that
tbe inactive kidneys at'ow the blood
to Wsome filled witb uiic scid poison;
that this uric scid poison in tb blood
orries d :. through svety organ.
There is enough urio scid developed
io tbs system within twenty -four hours
to kill b if a dosen men.
This Wing a scientific I act, it requires
only otdiesry wisdom t tbs effect
inao'.ie kidney moat have upon tit
!
Hewaii
If tht i-eison is not re moved, it ruins
svery rgu. If tbe bowd,ucch or
liver -..: mii iaaettve, mm know it at
once, but oib r urgttxt kelp thm out
If th kidney broom constipated and
dormsu', tha warning o ms )tr en,
aod often when it ia t late, beue
the effels are remits from tue kidueye,
and tbo organ are not suspected to
be out of order.
Orgs as thst srs weak and siiseasr d
are unble to roust the attacks of ibis
poison, and tbe'ditease o'tea takes the
form of and is tta.cd as a local affile
tioo, waen in reality the r.-al cause of
th trouble was inactive kidney.
Too many medical men nf tbe present
day bold wbtt was a fact twenty years
ago, that kidney disease is incoiabl,
accordios' to the tnediciuss authorised
by tbair code. .Hone, tb ignore th
original cause of disease itself, and give
their attention to useless treating of
local fleets.
They d s the (tatteat with quinine,
morphine, or with salts and other
phyaiss, hoping that thus nature may
cure th di-tesae, while the kidneys con
tinue to waste away witb inflammation,
ulceration aod decay, and the victim
eventually perished.
The asms quantity of blood tbs
passes through the heart, passe through
the kidneys. If tbs kidneys are dis
eased, tbe blood sosks up this disssse
and takes It all through tha system.
Hence it is, that tho claim is made that
Warner's safe ours, the only known
specific for kidney dtsas, cures 90 per
cent of human ailments, because it, and
it alone, is able to maintain tbo natural
activity ot the kidneys, and to neutral
ize and remove the uric acid.or kidney
poison, as fast as it is formed.
If this acid is not removed, there ia
inactivity of the kidonys, and there
will bs produced in the system paraly
sis, apoplexy, dyspepsia, consumption,
heart disease, bead-aohea, rheumatism,
pneumonia, impotency, and all the name
less diseases of delicate women. If the
poisonous matter is separated from th
bloid, as fast as it is formed, these dis
eases, in a maj jrity of oases, would not
exist.
It only requires a partiole of small
pox virus to produce tha't vile disease,
aod ths poisonous matter from tbe kid
neys, passing all through ths system
and becoming lodged at d iff stent weak
points, is equally destructive, although
more disguised.
If it were possible for us to see into
the kidneys, and bow quiokly the blood
patting through them gosa to the heart
and lungs and other part of the system,
oarryicg this deadly virus with it, all
would believe without hesitation what
has so often been stated in advertise
msnts in these oolu runs, that tbs kidneys
are the most important organs in ths
holy.
They may regard this artiole as an
rdvertisement and refuse t believe it,
but that is a matter over whbh we have
no control, Careful investigation, and
science itself ar proving beyond a
doubt that this organ is, in fact, mere
important than any other io the system
r at
SO m
1886. FALL AND
H. ALLEN CO..
To the Front !
n.
With a large and well selected stock, BOUGHT
FOR GASH, and will be sold t
PRICES NEVER BEFORE OFFERER IN
LATE STYLES
OP
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Velriti,
Also the
LATEST NOVELTIES IN CLOAKS,
Just Received
DIRECT FROM EASTERN MANUFACTORIES
which for make and style cannot be excelled. We
also keep a full line of
Gents' Furnishing Go ds,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES
Dry Goods, Hats, Gaps, etc., etc. Orders frem a
distance will be oromptly executed, and
samples will be sent upon application,
PRODUOB TAKEN in exchange
for goods,
' N. H. ALLEN & Co.,
57 First StreetAlbsay,
ss a bsaltb regel at or,aos as scch should
be closely watched, for tbe least sign ef
disordered action.
Tbe San Francisco Weekly Mta will
be sent to any address thirteen weeks
os trial for 25 cents. Splendid premi
nxis axe offered to yearly subscribers. ,
THS WEEKLY ALIA,
gen Francisco, CaL
Cfearrfc Blr-tr
O. f .Oar sen. Preaching eeery S!bl n,
ntnminf end" evening by Rv. . Q. lr
tine, D. D. Sabbath School at 1:30 r. at
Prayer msetiag vry Wednsasday evening.
KvasoauoAL Church. Preaching on Sab
Vath at 10.30 a. sl, and 7 r. st. Sabbath
School 10. -00 Prayer meeting etefy Wed
nesday evening 7:30. 8. R Davis, pastor.
Ail invited.
Concrso atio5 al Chcsch. Services er
Sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath
School at I'M ft. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening ef each week. Kr. H.
V. Romiager, Pastor.
If. E. Church, South. Preaching every
Shird Sabbath in each month at 11 o'clock a.
x. and at 7 o'clock r. m. Sabbath School
each Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. M, Prayer
meeting Friday evening's at 7 e'cle-ck. J.W.
Craig, Pastor.
M. B. Church South, Taxokkt. Preach
ing on the tint Sabbath of. each mouth morn
ing and vening. Sunday aohnol each Sal
hath st 10 o'clock a. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening J W Craig, Pastor.
M. E. Church. Preaching every Sabbath
saorniB and evening. Stmg service in
th ereni ag before sermon. Sabbath School
at 230 r it. Prayer meeting every Thur
day eveniag. Rev. H. P. Webb, faster.
Prbssvtrriah ctcurch. service every
Sabbath morning and evening in Church
ear. Broadalbin and Fifth Sts. Sue day School
immediately after the morning service,
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
Rev R R Pritoherd, pastor.
First Baitist Church. Preaching every
Sabbath morning and eve' e, at Church on 5th
Street. Sabbath School immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting every
TbnreiUy evening st 7:30 o'clcck. T G
Arewejson, pastor.
Catkouc Church. Ssrvtee every Sun
Hay at 10:30 A. v. and 7 t. st. I .tat Sunday
of th month service at Eugene C ty. Rev.
Leais Metayer, Reotor.
Contlnaes te Bny llsrsea.
Mr L Senders continues to buy horses at
this oity. Will pav good prioe for suitable
horses weighing 1100 to 1500 pounds, in
good order. Bring them on.
Reawtrfac firearm, Eie.
Parsons desiring repairing dor e.suah as
guns, sewing machines, umbrellas, para
sols, fans, looks, all kinds of small ma
chinery and utensils, also fitting key a,
grinding scissors, etc., have now an oppor
tunity to have th same dene at roost rea
sonable rates and on sheit notice. We
bsvc engaged an x per ie need workman to
assist in this department. . All fork war
ranted, at
Will Bros.' Gnn Store, Albany.
fj W Lomler A Co., ef Lcrttand, are da
Authorised dvertim gsgents fr ttie Dax )
chat for that city.
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT,
THE BIST AD7KRTIHIIG 11819
IB THE WILLAMETTE Y1LL1T
Spec (si buslnes notices In Local
mn JO cent ner
Jin. 6 seat
additional insertion.
For Itami And trm lat lv
l 00 per squarejfor th first iaertJasj,st I
pv cents per so, us re for each amam t
insertion,
Kates for other a verbs asset mad
known on application. -
WINTER. 1817.
Conrad Meyer,
-PROFMlTtl tW
STAR BAKERY,
Corner Broadalbin and lint tti.t
-DEALER IsT-
Canned rrstu,
OaaiaiO
Glavmwsire.
nrfedJPrattn,
Tobarrs,
Sujrar.
CetTee,
Qeeaatjrr
vegetablcase
laasra,
fMccss,
t
In fact everything that I ks4 la s
eana Tnty ana groery
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PROBOSt,
First National R&ik
OFjALniST,
PrvilOt
Vice Pre. Jem -
U Saffl
Oaehier....
. a. -van
oae. a. esAjf I
TRANSACTS A GENERAL
ACCOl NTS KEPT sabject St
SIGHT KXCHAXOE and
on Nw York, San Franeite,
Ofecon.
rsawJrsai
OTLLECTfO SS MAPS ett lb'
el. S. Y
L.JB Bunc,
Walt ss S
a U COWAN.
J.W.
Linn County Bank
COWAN A CUSICsL
ALBANY OREGON.
TRANSACTS a ganera! KamUae 1
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS aa Kev Tark, t fit
Cisco and Portlajad, Cvefoa.
LOAN MONEY on approves
RECEIVE deposits iabjet te
COLLECTIONS entrueted . e wil i
lent! on.
H. F. MERRILL,
ALBANY, - - - Mltfl.
EXCHANGE o.i N.w York. Sms Smstlsas as
Portland, Or,, bought and sold st ) tats.
DEPOSrrSreeal red sabject te eheek.
INTEREST silowd en time deposit.
COLLECTIONS will receive pre) pt atttaUaa.
Fire and Marine Insnranea placed 1 relUkl SS
ponies. -?
Notice for PublicatitMLt
Land Office at Orcgsn Ily, sV.
Not less in herebv cv that th slljs.
log named settler haa Sled tt
intention te malt Snai
IS
of bieolaim, and that fd
made before th Canaly Cicvk
county, Orecen, at A isaasy. ras
t... ilt.mSi aa
5
a wwnej t in asses m f a saa (
Meyers, Pr Empties f. .
the-s eflVE Mass!: KefSl
18 Tp. 108R11,
v:
He names th fallowing v!rn
54
prove his eontimin rlasse si
sea. s
cultivation or, aaiu ians, vis: s s BllyaS
" ... .. j . a . V - T
Jeff Bilyeu. Edward rimes and Vhsaa
wuuams,au nrncin, umn onaty,OrgeB.
Ksgister,