A letor'i Story.
i;V PR;
MOSROK, OF
I. ax in
HULL, KXO
"Are not medical men, fcy the
promiscuous ordering of intoxicat
ing tlriuks for their patients, an
swerable for much of the drunken
ness which is now the great curse
of our land ? If so, instead o send
ing your patient to his own wine
cellar or the public house, would it
not lx? safer and letter to prescribe
alcohol in the regular form of medi
cine, as the Pharmacopoeia con
tains many formula for the adminis
tration of wine and alcohol ? "With
regard to the prescription of alco
holic beverages, I will relate a cir
cumstance which occurred to me
some veal's ago, the results of which
made a deep impression upon my
mind. I was not then a teetotaler
would that I. had been ! but I con
scientiously, though erroneously, be
lieved in the health-restoring prop
erties of stout. A liard-working,
industrious, God feaTiug man, a tee
'totaler of some years standing, suf
fering from an abbess iu his hand,
which had reduced him very much,
applied to mo for advice. " I told
him the only medicine he required
was rest ; and to remedy the waste
.going on in his system, and to re
pair the damage done to his hand,
lie Avas to support himself with a
bottle of stout daily, lie replied,
I cannot take it, for I have been
some years a teetotaler.' 'Well,' I
aid, 'if you know better than tlie
doctor, it is no use applying to me.'
Believing as I did then that the
nlriuk would really be of service to
him, I urged liim to take the stout
as a medicine, which would not in
terfere with his pledge. He looked
anxiously iu my lace, evidently
'weighing the matter over in his
-mind, and sorrowfully renlied :
" Doctor, I was a drunken man once ;
.1 should not like to be one again.'
"He was, much against his will,
prevailed on to take the stout, and,
in time, recovered from his sickness.
When he got well, I of course
praised up the virtues of stout as the
means of saving his life, for which
he ought ever to be thankful, and
rather lectured him on his foolish
ness for being such a fanatic (that's
the word) as to refuse taking a bot
tle of stout daily to restore him to
to his former health. I lost sight
of my patient for some months, but
I am sorry to say that one fine sum
mer's day, when driving through
of our Dublin thorough fares. I
4. 7
s:w a poor, miserable, ragged look
ing man leaning against the door of
a common public house, drunk, and
incapable of keeping an erect jxsi
tion. Kven in his poverty, druken-ne-ss,
and misery, I discovered it was
my teetotal patient, whom I had,
aiot long ago, persuaded to break his
pledge. I could not be mistaken. I
liad reason to know him well, tor lie
liad been a member of the Atetho
dist church, an indefatigable Sun
day School teacher, a prayer leader,
who?e earnest appeals for the salva
tion of others I had often listened
to with pleasure and edification.
I immediately went to the man and
was astonished to find the change
which drink, in so short a time had
-worked in his appearance. "With
manifest surprise, and looking earn
estly at tle poor wretch, 1 said,
'S ? is this you?' With a stag
from the public house ! had pat
ronized the day before; Here in a
hole none but the drunkard could
inliabit, I found him laid upon a
led of straw, feverish and prostrate
from the previous days debauch,
abusing his wife because she could
not give him some more drink she,
standing aloof with tears in her
eyes, broken down with care and
grief, her children dirty and clothed
in rags all friendless, and steeped in
ixvertv. "What a wreck wax there !
"Turned out of the church in
which he was once an ornament, his
religion sacrificed, his usefulness
marred, his hopes of eternity blasted,
now a poor dejected slave to his
passion for strong drink, without
mercy and without hope !
"I talked to him kindly, reasoned
wan nun, succora mm tm lie was
well, and never lost sight of him
nor let him liave peace until he had
signed the pledge again.
It took him some time to recover
his place in the church, but I haEve
had the happiness-of seeing him re
stored. He is now, more than ever,
a devoted worker in the church';
anil the cause of temperance isplead
cd on all occasions.
"Can you wonder, then, that I
never oruer strong uxiuk lor a ja-
tient now i
kI ro ot.
DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN !
BOYS AND GIKLS!
JFOK lOl'K KNl'I-XIA!. 1IKXEFIT !
ea c3L2
HARDWARE,
X K W F
t H
M !
PATENT M El MCINES.
W.J. HIL.TAB1IJK1.. I. AIHKVi.
w. jr. in ai'AiSii;a. :& co.
Have jii!t received,
Direct from San Francisco,
And now oiler for sale
AT TilKlll OJLl .VI'AXI,
One Door Below Conner's Kauk
A full assortment of
23 3ESL"3r GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HOOTS AWJ S11012S,
FURNISHING GOODS;
i
YANKEE NOTIONS, ETC
II. & CO.
Ifeive jrawt received a liinroimd well select
ed stck of
Sneh as
Farmers' & Mechanics? Tools, j
10NSIST1XC K
llllll!
and
THE GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Kj io
AX VII ,S, VII' KS 1 5 K I
sUvLrcs, savvs, lilmtfs
mill together
ETC.
Consist ing in jiavt of
A group of 1kvs stood on the
walk before a tine large drug store,
pelting each other with snow-balls.
In an unlucky moment the youngest
sent his, spinning tli rough the frosty
air, against the large plate-glass of
the druggist's whitlow. The crash
terrified them all, hut none so much
as the little fellow, who now stood
pale and trembling, with startled
eyes, gazing at the mischief he had
wrought.
"Won't old Kendrick le mad !
Run, Ned! we won't tell. Uun,
quick !"
"I can't," he gasped.
"l inn, I tell von ! he's coming !
Coward! Why don't you run? I
guess he wouldn't catch me !"
,lXo ; I can't run," lie faltered.
"He'll be caught! Not spunk
enough to run away ! Well, I have
done all I can lor him," muttered
the elder boy.
The door opened, and an angry
face appeared.
"Who did this?" comes in fierce
tones from the owner's lips. "Who
did this, I say ?" he shouted. No
one answered.
The trembling, shrinking boy
drew near, lhe little delicate-look
ing culprit faced the angry man, and
in tones of truth replied;
"I did it, sir."
"And yon dare tell me of it ?'
"I dare not denv it, sir; I dare
not tell a lie."
The reply was unexiected. The
stern man paused ; he saw the pale
cheek, the frightened eyes ; within
the soul of truth and true courage
shone, and his heart was touched.
"Come here, sir. hat is your
name i
"Eddie Howe, sir. Oh! what
can I do to pay you. I'll do any
thing ! his eyes tilled with tears
only don't make my mother pay
cering reel, and clipping Lis words.
lie answered, 'Yes, it's me. Look
at me again. Don't you know me ?'
4 Yes, 1 know you,' I said, 'and
am grieved to see you in this drunk
en condition. I thought you were
a teetotaler V With a peculiar grin
upon his countenance, he answered'
"I Xros before I took your medicine.'
x am sorry to see you disgracing
yourself by such conduct. ; I am
ashamed of" you, Housing himself
a drunken people will at times, to
.extraordinary effort, he ehaffingly
replied. 'Didn't you send me here
for my medicine?' and with a delir
ious kind of a chuckle he hie-cupped
xut words 1 can never lorget-
jJoctor : your medicine cured, my
body, but it has damned my soul!'
"Two or three of his companions
hearing our conversation, took him
uuder their protection, and I left
him. As Ldrove away my heart
was full of bitter reflections that
liad been the cause of ruining the
man's prospects, not only for this
world, but tor that which is to come.
" i ou may rest assured I did not
aleep much that night. The drunk
en aspect of that man haunted me.
f.nd I found myself weeping over
the injury I had done him. 1 rose
up early next morning and went to
Ins cottage with his little garden hi
front, on the outskirts of'' the town
where I had often seen him with his
wife and happy children playing
about, but found, to my Borrow,
that lie had removed some time ago.
At last, with some difficulty, ! found
him located in a couple ol rooms in
a low neighborhood ot fr distant
Calico,
Lawus.
; 1'OJiliilS,
Hosiery,
Denim-
ling 1:1ms,
lileriuo-.
lirilliaiils.
.Marseilles,
Dress Silks
Jeans, Diaper. Table Linen
Crash, Tit-king, . iH'kiiues,
Cluck. Stripes,
Skins, Corsets,
T a 1 1 e C o v e r s,
llrown Domestic,
lirown Sheeting.
! Ulead led Sheeting.
Children".- Shoes,
Ladies' ami Misses' Shoe-.
Gents" lioots anil Shoes,
J Soys' lioots am i Shoes,
Slippers and Gaiters,
Linen ! Silk IlaiidkVhiefs.
C a 1 i t'o r 11 i a Merekuidise.
ws, milliliter
cross cut
large
ASKOItTM KXT OF H!X AM) V'S
XaUs, sprinxs, axlos, thinilile-sUeins, holt,
etc, etc., ele.
A well seli-eiel Mtock of
Ar rn Timber,
SI'OKKS IISLTI5W,
Bent rims, shafts, poles, hickory ;ix'.;s, etc.
All of whieli are now olleivil to the in'
lieat low mies. Aswein:il:e llie liusiness
11 sH'einlly, m ' tan ami win keen a Itettei
ussori iiient, ai lower itriees, iiiiin any
lio-.ise in i his eily.
1 "" 'J ','.'
4
Also i-eeeivinir Mii'l oiciiin, :i luivre u;nl
jilleiiUl usMort nieitt ol
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Whieli we offer ot relut:l mtes.
V. It. Kl'UX ."(: ft).,
Mouielth t1re-i)rl' hriek, First street.
3liiivh 1-2, 7--27
KhA L I ' l A 1
HEAL K .STATE
Asonts. .
BRANCH OFFICE, ALBANY, OR.
J. '. Ii:.XIK.XlI VI.I., A-ent.
Anlnfullible ni.oon PtrniFicn.pOBneMt.
ing rare toxic and xeiivim! properties
a certain cure for iiHFX'nATisn, tuoirr.
NEinlLGiA, and all kindred Diseases.
It completely restores the system -when Im
paired by disease, revives the action of the
KIDXEV8 Md GENITAL OBSAiHI, radi-
cally cores hcbofdia, salt rbeih,
and all erlftivu mm cutaxeous DIs
cases, gives immediate and permanent relief
in dyspepsia., erysipelas.-Tumors,
Boils, Scald Head, Ulcers and Sores; eradi
cates from the system all graces of Mercurial
Disease.
It is purely vegetable, being made
from an herb found indigenous in Canforala,
It is therefore peculiarly suitable for use by
Females and Children, as a blood Pl'Bl.
FIEn Md REXOVATOR.
For Sal by all Druggist.
BEOIMQTON, H08TETTER & CO.
AGHNTSi
520 and 531 Market Street,
Ban Francisco.
PATKXT MEDICINES. ,
r. h. ncDOwmfiTco
HUWIjBBAIiH
nnuGGisis
SAN rSAlICISCO, CiX.,
C!i en- niti-nt'nn nfDealers to their lariro nunrr
merit "Newly Arrived " Ooods. pofHsrt la
part or the followliu? articles, together with
every thiny kept in a well supplied WBUliE.
bale imuu store. .
Fbssb Durss, I Ttibm'i Pkifahat'ss
Patekt MoietJits, I Dbi-goists fcxtmx,
TKUSHKS& SrPJ'OllTKBS I SlIAKKR H EH lit.
Essential Oils, I PixrraEiiw,
Kisoetui Oil, I Pwi aii Oils,
Which we offer at the lowest Cash Prices, aud
are determined not to be undersold.
IL H. McDONALD & CO., Bax Fbascisco, Cal,
Ourdrui? Innlno, loeatol in San Fm
ei--o, -al. Atrer our l"t wNli. nul ex-jM-esKiii-'
our 1 hunks for the lilienil jutrnn
ne we liuve reeelve-l for moi-e thin tweii.
tv-one yi-urrt, (lnriiiK whieli pe.rlo lire hnve
Ikimi u-lilv euwJfwl In 1h"lrii-f Ims im-
in t'niit'lirilia, we liertoxjiy that fu eoiim
ipu'iiiv f tju? ?-niil frrowth of lhe n!e of
lr. Vii:kT'H California Vineirur Hitler-",
nun r-ri-:t l over tlie I'ii1t-'1 Stmes nn:l far
lievoiel, we are ueejc-l'Hie(l to devote our
en'i lr." I inn 10 iiil liusiness.
We tire theoMest lru tirmon the I'jieifle
Cii-. iMt'l lhe only one con 1 1 11 nous uieler
1h' ""fiine oi-opiiet'oin rfnin ISt!, and have
lletennlnel 10 Mell our liuve, ii-o)hm-oi ,
inrl welieslalrtishetl lmrflnens, 011 favomhlo
teriiM.
This'lsn rniv opjiortnnlty for men with
ni 101s. of entrtii into a prollttiule Imsi
iii'm wl h a:lvn'iisrn never IwfoiH'ollV're-l.
For iiiiti-u,iii-' enrmiivof
It. IT. Mel KN.V1.1) .t CO.,
It. IT. MctK.KAU), i Wlin1esnlelni:rfrlt.
J. '. seK.Ni'Ki:. i San FriiiicN-o, 'lit.
N. I?, i'ntil a sule ! miele, we uluill co.i
llnue our inior:at1riii. keep 11 l;irire Htot-k
f fresh rKi Is -oiis.'ant!y on lmii l,iui'lKill
at priees to defy comiK-t it ion. "
The Great Medical Discovery!
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
Hundreds of Tnonsands
Bear testimony to their Wonder i? w
cq mi curative jmeci. oZ
WW. .... " " - m
c2
KX KIJ
T r'i-
llfK IXVITi: KSPECI AI, ATTKXTIOX
to our larte ttx-k ot liootsuiul slioe:
whieli are t the In-st in.ili
A lull assoi-!iiK-nt of gents'
liats. A gHil assort men t of
and bovs
K 4
Siieh as mediiuu and line ;.niiiess suits,
meilimiuiiul line inmts, uiediuni and line
coats, itic'tiuiii and line vests, trciiis un
dershirts, .rents' cotton and woolen socks.
A lull assortment of
Crockery taii Iiiss Ware,
A full assortment of Unena Vista liollow
waiv, cedar tubs, cedar buckets, clothes
baskets, market baskets, tattle cm lory,
xx-ket cutlery.
A complete assortment of rroceries con
stantly 0:1 hand.
We l'osltively lel'y t nnj. tltioii.
Albany, July 2i), 71-J7v.Jui:5
:xi;i!.k j,.m)A;kncv imi; ttiiK-
Ksta'thslnd.jiiv, lSiiH. Anolliee
where ireneral information coiii-ernimr the
sources of ore-ron tan be obtuiued free
of eharj-e.
lioans negotiated ou lirst mortfi'ieje. re;d
estate and collateral seeuri; i -s. We have
for sale a Sarrfo amount ofproiH'rty lo. a" 1
in the town of Albany. Also, farmim;
lands, of every description, lucili-.l in l.inn
and oilier eounties in this.a;e.
I'llUiAMt 3IAjI.-VJ;
A'i;S2 C'4t PAX V,
SAX KUAN Cist '), CAI..
To tlie Ciwlxeais r Al?:!iy.
1 .
lot isl Am?!: ;ioSl; ,7T7,a0.:
And vleinit v, and to the owners of real e j
ta'.o : We take this met ho 1 of caliin.-; your
attention to our place of business, liav- ;
iii determined to open a branch office in j
your, city, wo can offer you a medium for j
olitainiii ' nurehasei-s -one thai i-ap.-e- i
ciae-.l by buyers, as it -i es iheta nnu-h
lime anil labor in searohiiijr. for what 1! e ,
want. Our princ!.)il aj;eney, at i'ortiaiid,
:on, is 1 horou.it h!y established, and the
o:fiee s well turnished for -fivinji iiitorma
tion U!'-i rent estate that it affords the
most complete facilities for ail pavlioshav
iiiir business in our line.
You incur no expense in placing your
proiH-rty on sale with us umess a sale is
liiade. " ' . ..
O;rieo, Kirst stre-t. near loie-ranli olhce.
.JOHN C. MKNDKXHAIiL. A.rent.
AUwiitv, March ?:J, 7--2'.v:jt f
d. IICXT
W.M.AI.VolJIt...
A. .1. HAkSTuN.
a. i;aii:i
President.
Vice President.
Secreiary.
Marine Secretary.
it, sir
t
"Will yon pltovel my walk wlien
the next fstiow falls V
Ned's face was radiant as lie an
swered.
"xVll winter, sir. I'll do it every
time, and more too, sir. I'll do
anything."
"Well, that's enough; and do
you know why I let you oil" so easy ?
Well, it's because you are not afraid
to tell the truth. I like a lxy that
tells the truth always. When the
next stjow falls be sure aud come- to
Xcw: Store !
Xcw diootl !
J. MILT. IS K A 21
Is now opeiuii'-; a
Se5eetel SlocK of .oncra!
Iflerclmsnlisc,
Consist iiif? of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Olotliins!
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
Crockery and las Ware,
HOOTS AM r'HOKS,
PAINTS AND OILS, KTC., ETC.,
A
SD IS OFFEltlXti THE t:tXI)S TO
the public at prices corrcsiKtndiiiif witli
the times.
me,
"I will, Pir.'
"We'll all help him," shouted
the others, and as they turned away,
three hearty cheers arose for IMr.
Kendrick, and three more for the
bojytliat dared not run awy,
The New Orleans Picayune tells
the story of a printer, who when his
fellow workmen went out to drink
beer, during the working hours, put
the amount in the bank he would
have spent if he had gone . out to
drink. He kept to his resolution
for five years. He theu examined
his bank account and found that lie
had ou deposit $521 86. In the
five years lie had not lost a day
from ill-health. Three out of five
of his fellow workmen had, in the
meantime become drunkards, were
worthless as workmen, and were
discharged. The water .drinker
then bought out the printing office,
went on enlarging his business, and
in ten years from the time he began
to put by his money was worth
$100,000. 1 he story, whether new
or old, teaches a lesson which every
young mechanic should lay to heart.
Walt. Wliiteman, on his salarv of
$1,600 a year as clerk in tlie Office of
the Attorney-General, U said to be
tlie richest man in Washington. The
secret of it i not that he nas all lie
want, but lie never wants what he
does not have. v
a
Tnimbull was aft artist.
All kinds of merchantable produce taken
in exchange for goods.
Come one, come all, and examine prices,
lit tlie old stand, formerly occupied by 1).
Jieaeh & !on, opposite Foster's brick, south
Bido First street, Albany, Oregon. 31v3
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Wholesale and retail,
Corner Fir. & llroatlalbln, Allmny.
A. C. LAYTTOIV, Proprietor.
A C LiAYTON, HA VINO
V . the stock of tieorsre W. Young
PCRCIIAfSED
and
added to it a large assortment of
GROCERIES AND NOTIONS,
Solicits the natronase of Ms friends and
the public The stock is -well selected, and
wui ue
Sold at the Lowest Prices.
We mean trade, and will give you value
roceiveu.
IVK tS A TKIAI
A. C. LAYTOX,
Cor. First anU Broadalltin Sts.
FARMERS!
We want yrnir produce, and will (dve na
srootl a Itanrnin a3 can tte fountl in this
burgh. Call juid see us. 20v3
LLV KUY.
&.1VI2KY, SESiK AXJ) SA3E
-cTX. S Xi 213 J3 ,
ALBANY, OIIEGOX.
AIi.T.:KS & DI5:5218 J.'Ii,
ri:oiniKTons.
TIi;v leadin g ;irc,-und marine, .insurance
company o ihi it nir. v
!SS,'i tie iodic t in OiVon.-'
prftnip. ly and e-iuilabiy adjn.Jed
1 jKiid i:i (ndcoiii.
LA33D & TILT0H-, Gen. Agents
For Oregon nut! Wasltiiijftoai Tfrfy.
7"K AT!K PUKI'AlMCn TO FCKNISH
V the public wiih neat turnouts in the
way of -
Stj lisli i;!i;fs;iev jnnl CnrrlagOH anl
I'n st, Moeit,
On the most rea-onable (terms. Our livery
is all new, and tt the latest styles, and we
shall take pride in trivimr our imtrousas
neat and reliable an out lit as can be o!
tained in the Slate. i
Horses boarded at reasonable rates, by
the week or month.
Hacks and carriages furnished for par
tie, etc. . ,
shnru of public patronage is solicited.
uai:t;ks & mkihuck.
Albany, Dec. 17, lsTiVl t
iki;us. KTC.
i
Murder iu Allmny
HASNKVKU YKT BKKX KN OA VX , AN I)
no threatening of it at present.
Iealli
Is a thing which sometiine must hefall
every son and tlaughterof the human fam
ily ; "and yet,
At tlie Mid-lay,
Of vourllfe, if disease lays his vile hands
upon you, there is still "a halm in Gilead,"
by which you may be restored to perfect
health, and prolong your days to a miracu
lous extent.
ALHAXY, OKilUOX. 20v3y
A CARD,
By calling on
It. C. II I I.I.
With a prescription, where you can have
it compounded by one experienced in that,
particular line. Also, constantly on hand
a good assortment of fresh drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye
siutTs, trusses, etc. Agents for the
Celebrated Vuk Weed Remedy,
Or, Oregon llheumatic Cure ; Dr. D. Jayne
& Sons' medicines, etc.
Silence's Positive and Negative Towders
kept in stttck. Also agents for the
Home Klmttlc Sewing Machine,
One of the most useful pieces of household
r. a.
Allmny, June 10, 71-40v3
II1LI. & SOX.
TIIE FARMERS' UNION
W ZX X O llO IX & o ,
At Slicdd'8 Station,
WILL BE IX RK ATIX ESS TO BKCEIVK
grain on and after August Vt, 1871.
Will lo furnished with cleaning and ele
vating machinery of tlie most approved
con strnction. Sacks will bo furnished. and
the highest AHany prices will he iiid, in
Catih, for Uraiu. or AU KIikIh,
Terms f-.r storage, etc.. made known on
application at t he wan-house.
43v3in3 AltMoX WHKLER, Lessee,
'lMlK XEW EXf;LAXI Ml'TUAL LIKE
I In-uiTmee Company, of Boston, is the
only coiiittaiiy on doing business on this
coast governed by the
3f nssnclniHcttM Xoii-tort''itiire I.nw.
Tliis company was incor)Mirated A. 1).
ls.T), and lias accumulated assets of over
f.HMUXH) 00.
The following lapstv.l policies have 1ku;i
pjiid on this coast, nntler this law :
Xo. of Over due at Amount
Hlicv. time of death. insured.
1:5.0". H months. $ -.(MKt
:W.01i 4 mouths. Jo.idMi
:is.iv 3 moiitbs. l,tX
2l,lfa lfl tlays. 2,n
;ji'.,V)l 11 months. r,(ilMl
Had the altove polit ies Ikh-u in nnyother
company they would have Itcen forfeited.
The a'Htve'facts speak for themselves,
and to tin; wise and prudent further com
ment is unnecessarv.
KVKltSON "A MIDI iLKMISS.
tien. Agents, San Francisco.
L. FLINN, Local Agent,
A LB AX Y, OREGON.
Feb. 2"i, ls71-iiy
SPEC'TAC LES.
MONEY CAN NOT BUY IX,
FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS !;
lint tbe Diamond Speetoclea will
', preserve it.
WE NOW OFFER A GLASS TO TIIE
nubile which is m-ononnced Iv the
most celebrated opticians of the world to
In? the most, perfect, natural, artificial help
to tlie human eye ever known. They are
ground under our own supervision, at our
nu n lttiuiiiiiii-torv- In Xew Haven, and are
so const meted that tlie core or center of
the lens comes directly iu front of the eye,
producing a
CLEAR AXD MSTIXCT VISION
As in the natural, healthy sight, and pre
venting all unpleasant sensations, bucIi of
glimmering and wavering of wight, dizzi
ness, etc, pt-culiar to all ofhera in use.
These glasses are manufactured fi-omm
nine cry stal pebbles melted together, and
dveUieh-.V
of their hardnessand brilliancy, inej are
moimted i" the finest manner, at our own
manufactorv. in all tykof KnUUnUver.
stermhbOT, and shell frames, of the best
mmlitv. TheU ' durability can not be sur
aSed and their tlnieh hi such as wUl suit
hSsrVidious. onenninemjle
bearing our trade-mark, Btampeu on
eFo?laW the principal opticians M.d
fact ured by J ix;n t-t i I - ,
opticians, Xew "TrWIErfs
;. ofHt-e of the IMstrict twnri i taw
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Ill Irt
Ml 'XWsmp m
S d VoV The Durham Wttji
Xew York.
C V TIIKY AKE NOT A VILE
IIF A Isl C Y D R I N K
Mado of Foor'ISnm, Whiwkcrt Pro.f
Spirits and It("nsc IIj!iorsrtor-tor :d, priced
aud sweetened to please the taste, called M'lc
ics,"" Appetizer; ," Itcstorcre," AC, t'jr.t lead
the tippler on to drnnkenners and rui:i, bnt aro
a true Medicine, made from tlicICativo Koota end
Herbs of California, free from nil Al o3it-!ie
Htiinulaiits. TSieyars the ii :t EAT II LOO U
rntiriEit una mfeoivixm whx.
CIPLEnperruct Innovator tnd Invlgorator of
the System, can ylng oiTall poisonous matter and
restoring, the blood to a healthy condition. Xo
person ran take these Bitters according to ircc
tlou and remain long nnwcll.
For Iuflaiainurory nail Chronic K5icn
mntisin nurf (iont, Iyspciio. or ludl
tceslion, Iti lions, Itcmltlcnt rtiul Inter
mittent Fevers, D I xenticn of the Itlood,
Liver, I.iducys, nntl Hiudder, these Hit
ters liara been most successful, inrh Ii
eanes are caused by Vitiated Flood, which
is generally produced by derangement of t!:u
Digestive Organs.
DYSPKl'SIA UK INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Couha, Tight
ness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sonr Eructations of
the Stomach, Bad taste in the MniA Bilious At
tacks, Palpitation of. the ncart, lnflamn-.atlon of
tlie Lungs.Paln in the regions of the Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms, arc the off
springs of Dyspepsia. .
They invigorate the Stomach a-id stimulate the
torpid liver and bowels, which render them of un
equalled efficacy In cleansing the blood of all
Impurities, and imparting new Ilfu and vlor to
the whole system
FOR SKIN I 1815 AWES. Krnptions.Tettcr.
Bait nitcum. Blotches. Spots, Pimples, Pustules.
Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, Scald-Head, Sore
Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloration of
the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of
whatever name or nature, ore literally dug up
and carried out of the system In a short time by
the aso of these Bitters. One bottle in such
eases will convince the most incredulous of their
curative effects.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you And
Its Impurities bursting through the skin in Plav
jles. Eruptions or Sores ; cleanse it when yon
find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins t
cleanse it when It Is foul, and your feelings will
tell yon when. Keep the blood pure and the
health of the system will follow.
PIN, TAFE and other WORMS, lurking to
the system of so many thousands, are effectually
destroyed and removed. For full directions, read
carefully the circular around each bottle.
J. -WALKER. Proprietor. B. H. McDONALD ft
CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco,
Cal and VI and St Commerce Street. ew Vork.
SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS,
ALBANY FOUNDRY
. And' TV,
Machine Shop,
A. F. CIIEIXIXY Proprietor,
ALBANY, OREGOX,
Manufactures Steam Engines.
Flour and Saw Mill Machlii
: eT r
WOOD WORKING
. And '' -V
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY,
" And aq kind of J
- ibojv xsn brans vASrnsot
Particular attention paid to repairing all
kitHlu of machinery. iv$