JOli PKIXTIXG. THE ALBANY REGISTER PRINTING HOUSE WITH SEW AND FAST FOWEB ASO IIA P R E S 8 E Latest ami most I teslreble Styles of Printing Material, I? undoubtedly THE SHEBANG TO CO FOR When yon v.-ksh Posters, or Visiting Cards, Business Cards, Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes, Ball Tickets, Programmes, Labels iint why particularize, when it is gen erally acknowledged that we are ON IT When it come? under the bead of To convince yourself of the truth of the above statements yon have only to call (or send a hand ac companied hy throe stamps to pay return postage) when we will astonisli you with the capacity of tho Reg ister office for doing ( lOLOTtED or Plain work, and the re markable ele gance exhib ited by (he Boss in Corrallng the stamps for the Fame when finished. When you have "Mz" in our line, call. A hint to the sufficient is wise, as a Mind kick's horse, or words to that effect TWBBS, SARI)lNEffKrt""T:,lW,0. couuu,oic.1ju8i reuwvu uy , l UKUGS, ETC. GEO. F. SETTLEMIER, D HUG 01 ST, Snoeossor t D. W. Wakefield I, I'.n i KS.'s Xew lliii lit i ii First Ktreet, AMUMY.OREGOX. 1'CClC! Ill PRUGSA20)MEDICIX:ES. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC, All ertMe lle-t quality I'ltySlcinm MHlHlll"l. warranted pare, and of tin prescriptions carefully com Allmuv, (Jet. 17, IsSS-Gtf 8'IOVBS, ETC. Iff. M. HARVEY CO., LATE W. IF. M'KAKXANDA CO.,) Opposite tlie lintels, Albany, Oregon, STOVES, RANGES, Force ami SAtX Pumps, LEAD AND IRON PIPE, Hollow "Wax, house ri'itsisrasio hardware, TlH, t'OJSptT S'.IMl Ware fiSieet Iron LARUECT STOCK IX THE VALLEY Lowest Prices Every Time. ItepnlriiiK Properly Done. F11U1T TERES. Ernt Tr- Jraiio Vines At. rpiilC t'NDEItPruNKl) INVITES Till: i attention of the public to hialargcand nnploti slock of APPLE, PEAK PI .I'M. CHt 11 Y in! otlier TREES s bos In the stui,, triibs, Plants, Cut trawl i ri"s Roses Also, OR A! VI I Ornamental it mnl.i. fiooscbcrl Ilahllnsand Hull wllii h , ill lu1 sold ay low I i tirst-eias- IMSvt siock can IK) iitlnidod. .Nov. J. A. .Mil. I.. Mill. HARDWARE, W. H. KUHN & CO., Wholesale and Retail Di alers in NtlELF AXI HEAVY I I A JZ 13 W A. JZ 13 , Farmers' & Mechanics' Tools, noi.nr.RK' hardware, IRON AND STEEL, OAK ami ELM III US, lllt'iltlli Y A OAK SPOKEN, IIH'liOKY AXLIJi, hardwood Lumber, lien RIf"S, Klinfts, Pol OH, Ac., WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, AH of which ai" Heat low rate, a specialty, re i assortment, at houM in tills fit now offered to the An wt.mt.i o the bus; an i, ml w ill keep a b lower prices, tluui $ W, n. KUBX 4 CO., jrnnt"Illi fireproof brick, First street. Albany, June 14,187'Mlvl -m 1 r. , 1 1 ' t ' t ' . I J on band latest styles and for sale s i wit -i mt jfV ,. ".'3 i E SM " S3 ti low, at this ofticu. DBUG& ETC. Kurdcr In Albany II ASXKVEIt YKTIIKKX KNOWN.. VXD no threatening of it ui present Doulb Is n tliiiifr which sometime must liefnll every mm and dnughterof the human bu lly ; and yet, At the Mltl-diiy, (If your life. It disease lays bis vile hands noon you, liiotw is -till "a bttllll in ilileiel." by which von may lie restored to pertcvt hi all h. anil prolong your days to a iiiiracn ious extent. HOW ? By catting on It. C. 13! IX ft SOX, With n prescription, where yon can have it compounded by one cxitcrfoncod in lliai particular line. Also. eonstmitly on luuul a (rood assortment of fresh druw, pnteni medicines, chemicals, lmints, oils, dyo suul's, trusses, etc. Agents for Iho Celebrated ink Weed Kennedy, Or, Oregon Rheumatic Cure; Dr. 1. Juync iii sons' uicdtehies, ore, Spence's Positive and Negative Powders kept in stock. Alsoiigonis for the Home Mmt He Ken lug MnChhte one of tlie most useful ple es of household iurniturc extant, fnllnml examine. U.C. 1111.1. A SON. Allmny, June 10, 7140V3 FOUNDRY ALBANY FOUNDRY And Machine Shop, A. F. tllKKKV Proprietor, ALBANY, OREGON, Manufactures Steam Engines, Flour ttnd Saw Mocllln err, WOOD WORKING And AGHiOULTURALACHlEnY, And nil lands of AX 2) BIU88 t'ASTIKOSi Pfirtlculftrnttmition pnul tori'imirnur all kinds of mochlncry. 4lva MlSt'KI.l.AXKOl'S. T. '.TEiTI.AKn. C. D. SIMPSON WESTLAKE & SIMPSON, GENERAL COMMISSION ALBANY, OREGON, Have constantly on band a large and vari ed assortment of Agricultural Machinery? wblelitbev offer on tlie most reasonjUde terms. Also, on band I bo celebrated una Lighi and heavy. Ailvnneen nimlr nn tiralis, Wool, and Other approved mcrelmmlise eonsln eil for nalo bore, or for shipment to Port laud or Sun t'ranclseo. GRAIN and WOOL Taken la store, or purchased at the bi;,'b eat market price. WOOL ! WOOL S WOOL ! WANTED ! 500,000 pound of Wool ! f or which we n i'l make liberal advances, ami pay tiio highest market prli-o In cash. WKriTLAKS ft SIMP80K. Albany, March 15-28 SAX F'tAXCISCO AOKlCT'LT'f. In Ike Field Again. TREAD VELL&C0. witii tbeoid itandn i HARVESTING MACHINES so popular with nil dRHIbruta Ourtnens v illi nil the l it st imiirnv m uis mi l iminv now ones tor i h Itam The Wood' nnl Wood's IinproTCf Niif-lliiko These inat'Rinoti nn- IndlntntifoMy Till: IUT IX tsik MoniiD. An luin'cwfor, the VwHr imnrovMl Vrlzi Mom r is confcsciedty witlioui uu equal ypj Ix'tbrn the country. Then- inn chtnea have lieen luiprovod Vlnce tint ln tro'Iuce !, until tliry arc now ahnost tir l.v ii new inni'Mii. 'l'licvnrc mailc by Wulter A. Wmm1 (the In i vest maim fattnier of Fnrnttng MachliHTj' in the world a man who feoeiw lii with the tlmeHtMnnd who now huiiils nnfl sells nvrr tweuly-flre ttioimnntl of the Norld's I'rjjse MowornannniiUy. Ii led tin world at tlie I'aris Ksixisiiion, and has hnind no peer since, . The ( oil's Improved Prlzo Mower Is espwhllly telapted to Oreon. It has n fitfldJiiff (or jointed) bur i i ; 1 1 hniul lev er, two wbeelft. sprina sent, and Irtmnde almost entlrelv of mtiiJeiille iron, hard wood and Hleel. It is lienvjrntrouK'Uud (turnlile ami (hough eomptiel ami iwwer ful, bof lljchter drati than l he other inn-elitiii'- of tHinftl weight. It Iseeryvny jnKl tlie Ssower for Oregon, n every tanner u UI su who law one. And i: price (Jl.'Jn is (Voiri 9(3 to 125 lcs th:m Uakw1 for an interior machine. I aimers, will you pay thftl dflP 'fence; luvcs: iuatc before vonbuA'f a ml see if you are getting liny thin:r lor liiat rrd'o trjif for it t$ nrotft, its no Mower costs niore to build than does Wool's. Scud for iv I'atuphlet before buy "Buy the Bert." By Iho Woo(5' mrovtd Prize flower i Wo oflVr also the from in to H feel cut, Imnroi ed by Walter A, Woed, havlna not only nil the advant a;;esof:lieold lliInolaiiiAclline,bu4 U'ood's luiproi suiehta,aUdal!H) lIunne'H Adjust able Keel. B3rN0 oilier Header lias tln -c improve mi'iits. and no other parties sell them. They are ntade emiHelally for Lulu coast, by Wood,at Hoosielt Fall, N. y. The Kirnj 81 and i;-Ei;i"ic Reaper SSower. These ntachlncs aiti too well known to nei'ddisirintlon. Als'ithe'-KlllltYCMP- I PKIt MOWEB"- -prlco 75-tho elftiapoet and for manv pitrposes the liest In the I market. ALL SIZES rvV-"1 The Ih rAU yM U the nerfttotlon of the Portable Kiujitto. As q Threhinf; Kogiae they hae lonff led all others, until now senreely nnv other is to ho tound. Taken With the Russell'3 Thresher, (IMPK0VKD1 Stet'ermlek'M Kenpee. .tones I'lotrs, U'dboiik, lleiwlvr TroiSiN, Riwmelt mvl Plane! Home I'owcru, IiSiij Premeii, t'orku, Neytiiesi, Nuatbcs, C'ultlvntom, &e., Ac, Ac. Studobakcr Farm Wagons, Ithuca Home Bakes, a new loi of several car loaiis. iast recclv ltd ; with also ovory ile-cniniou of Farming Emplements ami a frosll -lock of novr, wiii,3, wikikg gocbs, MILIiMSN'S e.nl t-V-r.K- .tr.' 3 MACYilNSr.Y & FIJTOIKGS. BJTPlooJi nd forcireulai's And prices. !AI WELL & CO., THE Market, '' Mini rninclsco. Ilea I ol f rout St. I C. B. t'iii.'!t A Co., Agents AI.RANY, OHlKiOX. Aiiil IMSmt Important to Mereliants. Ureiit Hi iliiclliiii in I'miili, si 11 CONSKQVEXCtS OF A DKCI.IXK IX the price of stutars ibe nudersurned. 1 piiijirleiorsot tlie PorllaiKi enudy .imiiiifucfory, have urn lea corrOTpondma rodnctlon in the price of candles, amounting from '2 to S ecus per pound. All candles soul v us ore warranted lo Iki uiftnufaelured from lloill lc llclilieil S-nirnr. A full assort men I of all kinds of mils j constantly on band, nnd sold at a small ad- j vance on San Kmncl-io prices. Orders from Ibe country promptly at tended to. AI.1SKV ft AtXlKLK, No. 107 Flrst-St., opposite Postoflice, nSliinl Portkiud, Oregon. I I'riae Mowers Y M li m IheTmakellieinosti'On pletesetof thresh- ; ln' machinen In the world. '"The Itus sell," os hnnrovcil, cannot lie wpialled in I llie'couni: v. We are solo incuM for the al lofthixccch lunlod thi'csliers.nnd have liad llicm built cNprossly for tlilsenast. 1 Vsk nay Pirme.' who has a Itnssetl '1 liresh-, ar, what he thinks of it. Z-tT Sntwi-rllieiK tlndlna an Xnfterlbeir Miiieiiani In tinned that t heir uuerrip Ion rxplre with Unit nnmlicr.and they are b vlti'd to n nen It. Terms M peejinnuni, In lelvame: six mon.lls.f!; tlinv moiitbs, (I. HT Leiral tenders received at jmr fnmi sulisi-riU'i-s In the lisicrn Slates. The lt) Hint Wiin ot Itciiiiirkalilc. Most boys who " get Into the iictvs- paucr" are very reiuurkahle hoya. Joe liad iiotlihig about his looks, or netlou, or color liiat tiltntctwl ttto pap tlculnr attention of anylxuly, W'Ihhi he lir-i hreutlieil tlie vital air he was simply a boy hub), with two hands, two feet, two eves, two ell is one mouth, ami One no-e. He did not laugh, ami crow, and ail upright, as young gi'lihuiM do in their boyhood, bill be slept, and waked, and ate baby loml. of course, and cried like any common baby. When lie grew older there was no uncommon tlL'Velopitieiita, except that he was fat, and healthy, and heavy. Nohotly congratulated the iiioUicron pal dhgn tiitnre President, iiorapplaud etl tl.e bilifht genius thai arkc(l hi the bahv'.i eves. The gossiper looked lVOIlderhigly at each oilier as (ha len der mother waUhcd over her lathy hoy. provided for Ills, comfort and pressed hlin to her warm hoaom. lie grew to boyhood hut lie was only a common hoy. lie learned his A It (' with ditlleolty, and was slow In learning to read. His teacher thought he never would "cot through the multiplication table " Rut he never forgol It. When the boy.s went a flslllng .Too went too, hut lie was slow in getting his hook and line ready. The oilier Iwya were on and In and around the lake before his book was fairly sell led in the water. "Two slow to move," tlie hoys would say. He'll sit there expecting the flail to come to him." It was even so ; he remained stationary and fixed; but when night came some how his basket was always full, while many of the bright geniuses went home with the Rnd intelligence that the " fish wouldn't bite." When he grew to he a man. the bustling drive-ahcads laughed at hU plodding; but by some means he sel dom made a mistake, ami though he did not seem to accomplish as much in a week as many others did 111 a day, yet at the end of the year there was always something tangible In Ills re sult while the work of those w ho seemed (o utterly outstrip him at first ended In demolished air castles. Ue has passed the meridian of life. Men eminent in the profession respect his judgment. Business men coming upon the stage of action long to learn the secret of his success. The bank leans upon him to curry it through the trying crisis ; merchant' and manufac turers lean upon him to save them from bankruptcy. Steady, constant, and hard study made him a scholar : per everlng industry, accompanied with economy, raised him to opulence; close observation and deliberate reflec tion cultivated a sound judgment, and integrity secured lor htm the confi dence of all who knew him. Chris tian Atk'ic ": Sleely Tniiiil. A girl, young and pretty, and above nil gifted with an air of admirable CRtldor. lately presented herself before ft Parisian lawyer "Monsieur, i have come to cumuli yon on a grave alfair. wa.nl you to oblige a man I love, to marry me In spite of himself. How shall I pro wed?" The gentleman of the liar had, of course, a sufllciently elastic conscience, lie reflected ft moment, and then, be ing sure that no one overheard him, replied hesitatingly : " Madamoisclle, according lo our law, you always o.-si the means of ioremg a man to marry you. You nuis( remain on three occasions alone with him ; you can then go before a judge and w car that lie i- your lover." "And Ihiit will sufttec. Monsieur?" "'Yes. Madamoiselle, with one furth er consideration." Well . " "Then, you will produce witnesses who will make oath to having seen yon remain a good quarter of an hour With the individual said to have trifled w iih your aflfcctlotis." "Very well, Monsieur, I will retain you as counsel In the management of ihis affair. Good day." A few days afterwards the young lady returned. She was mysteriously re .rived hy the In vye'r, who scarcely gave her time to seat In r-elf, and ijues Uoncd her with the most lively curi osity, "Capital, capital ! " "Per -even: in your design, madam oiselle, hut the next lime yon come to consult me, give me I he name of 1 lie young man you are going to make so nappy in spite of himself." A lortnignt atn lady knocked at tl the ' Ha or sol's than room. ,o sooner was -he flung herself into a ic m hair. saying, Hint Hie walk h.ui made ner hrentnless. Her counsel tried to reas sure her, made her inhale salts and even proposed lo unloose In r garments. It is useless, monsieur," she said. " I am inttcli belli r." Well, now tell me the name of the fortunate mortal." Well, then, the fortunate mortal, be it know ii to you, is yourself," -aid the young beauty, bur-ting Into a laugh. " I hive yon, ami l have rcen heir Ihrcc time-'lele-a h ie With you. anil my four witnesses ail' below. ready and willh to a magistrate the narrator. The lawyer good sense not most singular 1 adores his yomi ig to accompany me i gravely continued thus caught had the to get angry Tlie id of all is that he i Wife w ho makes a mosl excellent hoit-i keeper. A goose in Maine has produced an egg a foot in ctrctiuifcretiee, and the proprietor proposes to retire that goo le on half-lay. The true Christian is like an ana gram. Head him up or dow n, right or left, and he always bears the name ot his Master. Traveling III Mberla. Lovers of good sleighing can hosar- t.A-.i . .1 .V.n t c;i ., ..,1 l,.,.-. .. I-OITI lo me mo ill fTim-ii.i, miju o.nr t range of thousands ot miles w ithout fear of ft thaw or 61 lmrc ground. But It is very cold, and one must wear thick clothing to keep warm. I fro uueutly saw the tliermoincler forty degrees liclow zero, and sometimes it gets below sixty. Kvcrything that inn be frozen becomes solid. We car ried some soup, finzcti into cakes like small bricks, and we had a piece of roast beef that looked and felt like red granite, The horses used to laconic white in a short lime aomatter what tlieu origi nal color Was; the hair round their nostrcls usctl to be covered w ith fro-t from their breath, and sometimes they resembled the rows of sullies that farmers put arouml ihe noses ol wean- lug calves. In the cobles! morning ! there is generally a fog or frost-elml j resting near the earth, from the freez ; lug and falling of all the watery parti cles ol the atmosphere". In tlie coldest ! nights the -tars are very brilliant, and ! the brightest of them seem to burn like diamonds, For my winter Journey I had a suit ! of clothing made from a pair of blank ets, my fee) mj my ordinary woolen socks then a pair of squirrel skin socks, then some sheepskin stock , ings liiat came lip to my knee, ami then some boots of reindeer skin reaeh ! ing as high up as bonis could possibly go. My leather boots I packed away j in my sleigh, and had no use fur them while 1 was traveling, i outside of my ordinary clothing I had a sheep-skin' coat. With the fur in- side, and buttoned around me; and outside of lilts 1 had ft deer-skin coat ; that lunched the ground when 1 stood i erect, and was large enough ill-title for I a man and a hoy. Its collar was u foot wide. and. when turned up ill ; front, il completely concealed my head. A Rksikdy i nn tub headache. Dr. Warburton Begbie (Edinburgh Medical .irnrae) advocates the use ot turpentine in the severe headache to w hich nervous and hysterical women are subject. "There is, moreover," he says "another class of sufl'eres from headache, and this Is composed of both sexes, who may he relieved by turpen tine. I refer to the frontal headache which is most, apt to occur after pro longed mental effort, but may likewise lie Induced by unduly sustained physi cal exertion : What may he Styled the headache of a fatigued brain. A cup of very strong tea often relieves this form of headache, but this remedy, With not a few. is perilous, for bring ing relief from pain, it may produce general restlessness, and. worsl of all. banish sleep. Turpentine, in dosesof 20 or .'((I minimis, given at intervals of an hour or tw o, will not only remove the headache, but produce In ft won derful manner that soothing influence to which reference has already been made. A Western editor, dining the late frozen period, thus accounts forj the dearth of local news in his paper : "Our reporter started out this after noon in search of local Items, After an unusually long absence he returned; but, alas! lu a most deplorable cuidi llon frozen stiff asa poker and miniui I one ear. We stood mm up against j the wall behind the stove, and ordered the 'devil' to pile on llie fuel, We Anally succeeded in prying his mouth I open with the ;is -hovel, when n dozen or so of word- fell out upon thfl floor and broke Into pieces. We set the -dciil" al work pulling Ihe pieces toe ether, and lie ltnally reprrted tlm following as the result of bis labor: 'Coldesl day of the season; everything froze slid'; saloon keeper- selling hot W IllsklcS by the stick.-' A certain American physician nam ed Strong, re-iding at, Marseilles, France, is said to be making a reputa tion as a worker of wonderful cures, lie gives nothing to his patients but pure water, which he magnetizes by a few passes ot Ids hand; ani1.lt Is said to Ixmi curious sight to w itness hun dreds of persons of nil conditions wait log their turn al his door, each with n pitc nun S!n lilll the not inal or decaliter of water. The who call daily upon Mr. ire estimated at an average of ndred. The papers speak of ir's i ll'trlty to people, but do a how much ofll fortune he ! bis III The Aiicnc i; WeroMsavsi "Th stmcted India mbb Mr. Octavo Pnvy p: the Arctic water-. Xorth Pole, is coin ft. The Alaska h genlonsly eon r rait, on width ipxiscs to travel In hi search of ilf lipo i d of four kccl-I'a-tcncd together on sleu slats, to which slaqied cylinders, the deck's by W the necessary m Is ami I'lggiiig are attached. It wa i venter as a life boa Igned l till Hi to I'll ll OH sili- Uplea Pttvy vessels ued In cose wreck. It Is so small very little room in it i Mr carries cannot i the -ev ins m a nam itch n raft he Ctipsll d rest stoi in. and w ill float in Ii u ill carry about ! ln.niiii nnunds of freight besiue is the crew. ('apt. Mikes, who accompanies Mr. Pnvy, lifts crossed the Atlantic in fourteen days on the same raft." The Congre Scnlt. Kansas, COit ol'aboiit i March 15th. let s erected a rational Church tit Ft. reeeni ly completed at a ilititX), was burned on The next day lOcarpen hnlldlng 32x60 feet, in which services were he'd on the irih. On the l sih the pastor received thte telegram: "Coiigi'egational Chtircu, Lawrence, to Congregational Church Ft. Scott, greeting nutl $000!" A Connecticut reporter says a hoy swallowed three niftrbelsaiid four 1 ul lets ifcently, and being somewhat of a bony structure, is now Utilized by Ibe neighbors, w ho borrow him as a rattle-box to amuse their babes, and sucklings. Tlie brightest crowns that are worn in heaven have been tried, and smelted, and polished, and glorified through the furnace of tribulation. Every process in nature is t lie going forth of the Kverlast'mg on his message ot love, and any event in our experi ence Is a message of love fulfilled.