The Corvallis gazette., January 03, 1879, Page 4, Image 4

rUL CURE
C TRUSS!
JNIA ELAS-
CKUSS COM-
Sobkb, Projirie-
-1 feel that l
land to humanity
fact tt... l im e
STlALi-Y CUH-
i of rupture of
( ineempar .Ms
mot ths
physi.&Hy
ariii? thai pe-
.l have v orn
.and cv-
e trieu yours.
with whldt
effect freedom
i can be worn
chief merits.
bro not had any
Be the first Jay I nut
TlyT CURfcD. ft la
be Known to the
i me on the subject
VOL .
FttED J. BURKR.
F. Daily E eniog Port.
IS
.1
2n - -
i-rrm of jtt'Jir, jp
i-oiivicH'i." nueeo
Pr-"... i rft, l.nlf'f hri-nt'
TTf.orjyi-qiiiuv.iuiiv ...
demean., V the ; dfefendantt
victed, ten dolfars, or if acquitted,
T,o.lia!f thereof.
4. n .uit if action fot t16 recov-
.r. of a.'vliiialty or mi-iui
- . r-
f vital
property in the haiio- e debtors'
person! relarfves,'ueirs, . devices,
legatees, tenants of rjSal properttijr
3wTlf it he nrsihist the i ueHWT or
the judgment ih'Uwr,.jLd&imi ttqnir
the .Sheriff to arrepwrt'efitor, and
commit hurt tjjtf jait of the e(sl'H,neirts, and for the proper construe
u ue
disso-
et, or to
'S.
mmmi
Be
an
av the judgment wllfe
-awarding
f-ttiWAWTiie 'delivery of the
"irr real or Derson.-tl liroijer-
it ijiirrcdniro the sheriff to 'rlt-
1e possession or, trie same, par
laftrHsieiihtfflv deseribiiisr-it to the oartv
emCL.( .hereto, and may at the same
"me j3Uii.v to satisfy any cost?,
eha iifcs 4iv diunftirea or rents ami
prolVkxeeovercd hv" the same iudir
eti'lina I nfefnr out of the personal property
ling herein i of the. party against whom it was
roOTcftil, and the value of the- prop
ertyfir wnjuh the judgment was rc-
vrjed to Oe specified therein, if a
thereof cannot btT had ; ami
personal property cannot
h'-u out of thereal yjfop
a i! 1 1 as
of such
of such
Hy feet in
eient quantity
ey work shops.
ns' ruction, tiniWr ex
of way over adjacent
lands to enable such corporation to
construct anl repair its road, canal or
bridge', and to make pioper drains,
and in case of a railway, siimebm
quantity of such lands, in addition to
that before specified in this section,
for the necessary side tracks, depots,
water " stations, citltms. tohwiik
thir.detu
lefetidaiits;
ins Qp)ie o
IJie JWimmoit:tf
i'nm as in oidriwa
lion, security and coitvenient opera
trirm, of its road ; and . u.4-41wty
company shatl nave the riirht to cut
down any standing timber :n danger
or tailing iition its nmn, makiug com
pensation therefor as provided in this
act tor lands taken tor the use ot tiiv
corporation, and shall have the -right,
and may appropriate the right to
conduct water thereto byi acq .tied nets;
and any such railway corporation
may cro, intersect, join and unite
us railwttjrewnth any other rad way at
any point in its route, andTrrmutfie
ground of siie.h other railway coipor1
ntion, and make the necessary turn
outs, sideings, switches, and other
conveniences in furtherance of the
object of its connection, aifdlay
approplate the ritht to male" such
erossine: anLive'y railway which
jtK i..i.seeiei ny any new
, may unite uiih the owners
h new railway in formmg sucfi
fvection and -connection, and
int the facilities aforesaid; and in
case of water .pipes, xeept. in
orporated towns and cities, tm-
jon may, so tor as may be
Isfymg and keepmgj
pipes, appropriate
f naiit I inb ar
lo exceed ten
v make what-
itioits inay !
hry or repair
h eScavattoirs or
calde afief" Rtak-
ows:
Skc. 43. The
;c .1 , .
serine me lapa. jrj
sought to l1 "appro
veuwnt certainty.
or either of dever;
non resident of.
known, service
he made by public
cases.
Sec 4. That .Bee"49
act, being section 15, Jttle 3, ot
ter 7 of the miscellaneous b?w
Oregon, as compiled by M. t?.
and Ijafayette Iaite, oe audit
is iiereny amended so as
follows:
Skc. 45. The defendant
swer, may set forth any I
to tiie appiopriatj3s
wgni, easement, cruifc!i
uon or any nornns' We
tins! such defeirseltVa
. - . v
oi easemeni sougra, lo rtt
ted, or the damage res
appropriation thEfrji
Skc. 5. That section 44Mhii
being section 40, title K'ofcsS&vr'M
owiifeeHaneons lawnrfif Orgwnt
coftjjJiifeJ M. P. JLVadynd Lafayette
Lane, be ami tkie sanie is hereby
arnenle( so as to rtgid.sTyjmwi
Sen 1R fTtxtM tin. i.', tjt
tlier imrtv. before the MiFni3tt lonV of
if mg r
fileiie'4lrai
mm. . . wmtnm i
tljfvi.4Lf !VbV
rnaShrMt Jilt. .. J
the iury. tliy court, tiobii mJ reuiAist
7 f 'ther-party, sha. order a view, of , il)US or diseases, he shall
appro) n-m-
I be mijd.
matf
of
mmm.
mi
1
Mr1'
1
mm
aw
Die lands or premises question, and
upon the return ot the jury the evt
uence ot tne paj-ttes may be heart
and the verdict of'theinrv sriven.
Sec. 6. Tht section 45 of saitTacl
emg section 47, title 3, of chanter 7.
ji oiiseeiianeous laws ol UrejKii, as
compiled by M.-P. Deadv aiiirrtafav
ette Lane le, ami the same is here
by amended so as to read ;n foMmrsj
SC. 47. Upon the payment into
u,e "OjjJWilW--WntotUntages assessd,by
tne jury, me Court sliall give JUOg
nVMil appropriating the lands in ones
tion, or the right of easement, cross
ing or connection, as the case may be,
to the corporation, and thereafter
sui h lands are the property of such
cqrpo ration.- t
kc. 7. That, sgction 4flof said act.
neirig section 48, nh- :Tm chapter 7
in iiwfiitK'nns RIWS fl Lfregotl, as
compdel' by M. P. IX-a-i v mid La fay
i-ttc Jjane be, and the sanu- is hej ely
ameiioeu st) as to read rolfowsr .
. ,tJfcc.',43. Either party to the action
may appeal from judgment thvrcin.
in ifKe manner arret like effect as in
ordinary cases; but such appeal shall
not tay the proceedings so aw to frre-
tent sncn corporation from taking
such lands into possession, and using
them for th purposes of the corpora
tion or from proceed im; to ex-ercise
the right, .enjoy the easement- or
-make the crossing or connection eon-
lemned.
Sec. 8. That section-8osaid. act,
t section ou,.uue 3, eliapter 7 Of
.llaneous Ja wS-bf Oregon, as com
oy itratihew f. Lteaify and La
fe Lane be, and the same is
eby amended so as to read as fol
ws:
Sec. 50. If a jiidgmeiit in such ac-
t ion tie reversed, and a new trial had,
and at ch second trial the jury as
j-es tne oaroages ot the defendant
r sum than before, itm
nion to the jndg-
land, right,
3r
licii m
Eliou ot
mpany or
T"Jo liring or
- . . .i
it into any oi ine
mersited in section I. anv
ptrrrbaiins or stieep, must, nrsi
i'n.f from an inspector of scab, d.n-
K pointed miner tins act, a cenm
ihalvsaid sbee), or bands of
epj'afeound and free from scan
ab before crossing Iheuoiiuda-
iltne H sanl county; ami anv per-
, company 'r corporation -desiring
move his or their sheep from one
nty to another, or from one sec.
i to another, shall secure from the
ettiiiwclor of the county 'which
attta, or winch ho enters, a cer
tiP'hf inspection ami traveling
iisduly signed, that such sheep
?.fce froin si-.-ib or sca'ues and all
iSPS nfeclTi !"ic?""'Slrf'?mr?Trt""1iiJis
vAlrV Person vvillfullv or lliht'l
Violating tht orovistons itt'lAn
cio, -snail oe guuiy or a iiiib
ajior, and on coni icliou Ulen.'of
Vail on Vunished by a hue of noiMe
than one hundred dollars, nor more
iliaiii.woJmndi-ed and fifty ilollars.
8Efc. 3,. 'Whenever, on examtna
tion of any Viands or-herds ot t-heep
kept oi herded in any county imdud-
din the provisions ot tins bill, the
jeep lnspvctor shall hud such shcepf
or any portion of them, aflRH-teit with
s-ab or scaines, or any other iiifye
tl
server
the sitlT
Sue. 8. Oiiftrrs .
neiice shall hat
forthwith notify the owner or pPTSon
in cWarge ot such diseased sheep, li
-tvrrtmg, to put sncti lisease sheep
sjmi the band or nvnl in which they
harxrH-ii-&t, imo air iwrioswe, or
hj' other sufficient means- be kept
therein, from .contact with other
sheep, and to proceed immediately to
treat them tor the cure ot such di
ease, under his-ppervisiohjpnd any
person, compafW or corpofulMitt-who
shall refuse or neglect to immediately
put such sheep iuto an inclosHTe, or
ly other sufficient means, securt
theirr from contact with ot tier, stieep,
or -who shall refuse or neglect lor
thirty (30) days alter such notice to
proceed to treat snctr sheep for the
cure of such disease, under the super
vision ot the inspector, shall be guilty
ot a misdemeanor, and upon convic-
titm thereof, shall lie pqjiisfred ly a
tine ot not tess than one hundred
dollars, and not more than two-hun
dred and fifty dollars, and for each
day of such neglect or refusal rn treat
such sheep, atfer thirty iays from-
each notice, Kirch ter(T55niiiaiiy or
corporation shall be gnih y of a sepa
rate misdeiueanoi, and upon eoirfic
tion thereof, shall le punished by ;t
I fine not less than twenty dollar ikh-
more than hlty doflars, and m addi
tion to the punishment protided in
this section, the inspector shall,in
ase at a fetusal or lteglect to secure
d stieep from contact
sheep, immediately noon
bvthg given as herein be
i or 111 case ot retusal or
y days after such notice
iathoep for the cure of
such disease, seize such sheep and by
enclosure or other sufficient means,
secure them from contact with other
sheep, and proceed without other
tore prJt-ideH
neirh et ot lift
to treat Sttch
or
r slleep, wtio
o give an inspect
1 the condition ol
:, shall be guilty of
upon conviction
isheii by a tine
dred dollars nor
idred and fifty
actions against
act, no arrests
t a summons
he time and
with a copv
etbre a Just ice
court in wliih
lellced. shall be
manner and for
civil actions.
j .isiices of tile
jurisdiction of all
misdemeanors defined in this act. and
of -all criminal- prosecutions for such
misdemeanors. Tiie provisions 'of
ttirs act -ri quiring the inspectors Ol
sheep to piosecule for violations ol
its provisions shall not be so io;i
strued as to prevent such prosecutions
Irotn lieiug commenced and prosceiit
ed by other persons, as other crrni
mil actions are commenced and prose
cuted. Sec. 9. It shall be unlawful' for any
person, eomiiHiiy, corporation or
common carrier, to receive any sheep
or bands ot she p, in transit to any
of the loamies enumerated in thi.
act, tm laud or by' wateivrroni ny
person, company, corpora'. ion or com-
111011 c; r ie?. who shall tail to (nvseiit
to tue parlies so transporting slttcp
l sheep .inspect or s cerlilictle and
traveling permit, certifying that said
sheep are tree Iroin scab and oil
contagions or infectious disi ascs
date of shipinerr. A
eomp.-tny, corporal ion or
er. who shall tail to comply with
rtmn, shatf be guilty td a mis,
detueanor, anil upon conviction thei-i -
K shall be punished by a fine not
less than one hundred dollars, nor
more" than two hundred and fifty
dollars.
Sec. 10. In consequence of tlx
rapid spread among sheep of tht
contagions or infectious disease com
tnonlv called scan, and inasmuch as
there is no adcquaifc law for the pro
lection of sheep against said disease,
liquet shall lake effect immediately
upon its appioval by the Governor.
Approved October 22, 1878.
MEDICAL PROFES
SION.
San Franci.;co, July 9. 1878.
a? tic Tru.-s Cet ,
icinsr medicine many years in this citr
eh time 1 have had an extensive expenen-
Dtication of all kinds of Trusses, I can ai d
miend voura as thebesfci everv- r-.pect. lor
near perfection as modern science - ..n make it.
as many ad intakes over the torturing stei-l-hrop
TUiies. which inflict irreat inlnr' on the hip and
line, brimrim? on other distreseiliL' aillusu W. inch r
lumbago, mornia anectieivt oi mi: Kianeys ann nw
ness in the lower limba, all of which are avoided by
wear! the California Ltastic Truss. It is not only a
perfect retainer, combining nse and comfort, but the
pressure can be changed to . :iv decree.. It also re
mains in its proper place at all times, regardless of the
motions of the body, and is worn night and day. witB
perlect ease. It i snpenor to any of -the Klastic
Trusses now In the marltet. whilb i combines athe
merits of all. 1st -It is sa.Hy atljusted ah and off.
with snaps, doing away with- straps and Buckles.
2d The universal spring between the plate and pad
prevents all Irritation, which is a god-send to the suf
ferer. 3d Tne pad is adjusttd ou and gilt rnan in
stant, and can be changed 1 or any other si?e and form,
moot suitable to the t-a-. hTact it combines every -quality
essential to comfort and dnrabiii-y, and is un
cinate: 1 in lightness, ' elaiticity. natunil actips. and
artistic finish. Many of nty patients who are afflicted;
with hernia are wearing tucu. and all shall ' in t b e fu
ture, for I Vcn'i the groat ease with whieiS theo
purely scientific appliances are made efflcacious. is
trulv remarkable. You can rcier any oorttws to me
on the sub.eetof their merit's. 1 re nam truly yours,.
L. Uh-XTI R LYFORD. M. I .,'
Physician and Snrgcon.
600 Sacramento street, b'a Fraociscsx
It is constructed on scientific pr :t :r-! .c nwf setU.
its own merits, it you want tne nest ?rnss ever
tactured, don t forget the name and number.
Trusses-forwardod to alt parts ot the United States
at our expense, oa receipt of price.
Meed for Illustrated Ca'afognc and Prtcft
List,
Giving full inTormallon and rules for ileasurlr.?.
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TR'JSS COMPANY,
723 71ai k:t Street, S F.
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kny person,
r ct fin. non
THE RESUMPTICN PRCCRAMtYE.
by telboraph.
New Yoi k, No v. 23. TheTribune's
Washington eorrespon'dent thinks
that fiom all that can be learned
from every source it is believed the
following will be the esseniial points
in the'resuniptioii'progranime :
First - United States notes will be re
deemed at the New York sub-treasary in
gold or silver coin, at the option of the
holder, without limitation -as to amount-.
Second Le il tender notes of special is
sues of large denominations will be enver
ed in place of gold certificates, and there
will )e no further issue of gold certificates.
Third Holders of notes who prefer sold
instead of silver will obtain gold, and the
treasury wiii.not force anon the holder of
n-.tes a kind of togjl tender coin that is not
desire 1.
Fourth That le?al ten lera. even without
enictment of any law affirmatively suthor-
Ldnsr it. will be everywhere received for
customs duli.-sr-
Fifth That silver dollars will be exchans
ed for legal tenders or national bank notes
in mu tipi.'s of 1,000 at any snt-trjasury
or national bank which is a United S: a es
lepository, the expense of transportation to
i.e p-ua ny tne mint. Tins is the plan which
was inaugurated in September, but was so
, , I S . , , ..
su'ineniy uisconnnueu on tne groun.l thai
tnere was no autnonty ot law to exchange
Oliver mr leai tender notes until alter Jan
uary E 1S79.
Sixth That perhaps arrangements wi
';e made at sub-treasuries other than at New
1 ork to redeem leal tender notes in coin
within ordinary limits, and as the interests
ot tne place demand, but not in large sums.
CO NS UMPTIQtN
Positively Cured. .
A Lt, SUFFEUEIta FJ)M TfllS OISEASE THAT
ti. are anxious to be cured should try Dr. Kissner'a
Celebrated Consumptive I'oWder.s. These Towdera
are the only prc a ation know flat will cure Con
sumption and al. diseases of the Ihioat and Lum?s
in lee 1, so strong: s o.ir faith in. them, and also to con
vince yui that they are no hnmbiur, we will send to.
any su Terer, by ma l, p.. t-pai.l.afree Trial Hox.
We doB't want your money until you are perfectly
satisflod of their curative powers. If your life is
worth saving, don't delay in irivimr these Powders a.
trial, as they will surely cure yu.
Price for large box. a 00. sent to any part oi th
' ntted atates or t.auaua, oy niau, i n reoeij to! price.
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COKVALLIS
L.IVERY, FJED
ANEr
uniMrccmary delay to treat them for liin;t,on, inv. xs. iti; bee
the cure of such dise:ie, ami iUtmmy?.!cry of UV treasury in reply to the
expense of such seizure, kwjhjmfr iruU I Bstltirriviro teleuation smunieil uir an
treatment, U)retherjKVi,rrJlli fees ot
the iimiiecV.'? .-sffiTe enuHifed therein.
ciwsifea on tne stie' si-
iiUcine inspector snail hold
p until the same is paiii; or if
t paid within ten days aflt-i
atment is completed, he shall
the same, together with the
UKl expenses of collt-ciion, ly
ising ami selHnr snwh siiti-ii.
many tnereot as may lie neecs
tn the manner providtd by
for the sale of persona) propert v
upon execution.
Skc. 4. The fees of the sheet) in
spector shall be as follows: iUr in
specting; granting certiticates and
traveling permit, two dollars and
pair of te Unite! States by tl
oVinptiou of siu'h notes as are
l a
follows r uMy general answer, V.her
fore, is that the Unite.l States will
maintain notes at par in eoiii in all
lie re-
are pre
sented lo the assistant treasnrer at
New York, and by the lecetptof the
United States for customs duties and
bonds. I think this can lit done with
out change of law. The treasurer
will" treat U. S. notes and coin as an
exact oni talent in all transactions
with tiHgoTiTOmcnt, and then- bunr-
rtess everywhere in the United States
will adapt itself tothe same standard."
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