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.APRIL 9, 1880.
-:;emllvr Mrclims.
Tiio Cit-operative tneetiugs which hav U
ia progress in this city fur tit past three
wet-ks clwed ou S.tbliath eveuiiijj last. Tin
MellioJiht court-li a crowded, notwith
standing tho uipropitious weather. The
closing sermon by Rer. Mr. McLaflerty ni
from t!io text, "Yt must be lrn Again,
and fully sustained the reputation that the
gentleman has gaiuctl since coming to oar city,
for ctuse ri-vsutiiinr, for gtod clear aud puu
gent prescutatiou .f -hi subjects, aud does
applications t bis hearer. The sermon X
listened to with wrapped atteuliuu from be-
j-inuim; to lis cliRt. A large u umber
ltiiinod to tiio second meeting, among whom
wore many inquirers, and several professed
conversion; indicating that tho revival had
by no moans spent its force. About one
liandrcd aud fifty have professed, conversion
sluriiig the contiuuaiico of roeetiiig-a large
number of whom are youus people, the young
men Kiu largely represented.
Tho pastors of the churches, each delivered
a brief address, expressive of their pleasure
in tho measure of success w hich had crowned
the co-operative cITorU; aud yesterday morn
ing iu tha aliuiatwr' meeting unanimously
tendered Mr. McLaflcrty over their own sig
natures, a tilting testimonial of their appreci
ation of his faithful and cflicieut leadership,
commending him to the love and confidence
of any community where ho may labor, either
a pastor, or pastor' helper.
As a nuioa meeting, tho effort has been
slsaraeterized by such mruun of harmony as
must bo exceedingly gratifying to the pastors
aud churches engaged, and can but result in
uch accessions to thechutchto wiil as greatly
treu;i!.en tlio religious element in our city.
It is but fair to tsy, that our city his been
moved to a thoughtful consideration of the
subject of religion, and many to action.
Lesion f Uoaer at ftrle.
Editor Deiiii-cmf :
A little over one ear ago the Legion of
Honor was organized in Scio. After a few
months of interest aud meetings, it seemingly
tlied out and no meetings were held. At the
l'ue Ribbon open meeting Saturday last
public notice was given that the members of
t'.m legion of Honor wrro to meet at the City
Hall ua the following Tuesday.
O i that eveuing quite a niiiiiVr were pres
ent a:i 1 new officers elected as f,ir :
President C IVulland.
Vioo P.x-sivteut John Eeaid.
Sretary 'X K. Holuri.l'e.
Treasurer J. S. Morris.
Sergeant at A 'ins Win. M. TV.e sl.
Spee;iei were mule by several of the mem
ber and an e;iiura;n derive of. lute reft
mauifesicd. Kia.ii n examination of the
names sii--! to the Legion of Honvr pledge
it was fojii I tn it uu: of l: name only eight
were Uu a to Lave broUen their pledge.
Several per ma whose time was out, signed the
pledged im another year. YYe &el encouraged
and on gJiag ahead in the good work. We
bona that oar sister societies of Legiiq f
Honor w ill aUo rcvi. e ttie work a we hare
done. The Legion of Honor pledge appeal
to the c:m:u a sense and honor of everyone.
'Hosl.e."
Iltai.as SJrellas.
A series of cniun religious meetings are now
being held in tbU city, the principal miuister
being Rev. McLatTerty. of OoLbuid, Califor
nia. They were first commenced at the Bap
tist Church, Rev. Mcljiffvrty being of that
denomination, bet afterward tha other min
isters of our city joined in the mo-ui;int and
union services have been held at the Court
House or Y. 1. C. A. Hall every eyenibg
since last Sabbatlu The meetings are inter
esting and it U to be bpped that they may
result iu much good.
Last Saturday our old friend and fellow
devil in the HiiMocuAT office, John A. Spaog
ler, left this city for Eastern Oregon, expect
ing to get work on le new railaoad. now be
ing buiit over there. Ho also expect to take
up a land claim over there provided he can
find one that suit him, We hope Johnu
u.ay s,triUc a rich lead in ' son-ethin ovet
there. He is a mighty good fellow, and de
serves it.
Out -a Bail.
('lite a Dnin'j.; r.f peujiit in t'r,e i.iqity of
Vj here the lats Iwnioide was co.'uiuilted pe
titioail Justice I'abuerto reduce Mr. Farri
er' bo:id, and in accordance with their re
quest t'rey were pat down to $000, and he U
i",o- ics. The fulloving geotlcmftu w,iut on
bis bonds : 1). P. C'rabtree, John It. Smith,
Ilobt. A. Irvine, Win. L. Vance, Geo. K.
Simpson and -S. A. I'awson.
4 Xi l-irl'fcrbul,
HUi Lena Nanny opened out stlecf
ee'.ioti: l.t Monday iu Mr. Varrcll's building
ia the lo er part of town, and we understand
has a very ":kh1 attendance. She still baa
fofirn ':( a few mere, au7 all kie who wish
t j a, all themselves of an opportunity of tend-
iug teir children to a eciiool that'! not no
cosiifortably crowded, au 1 is presided over
i.y a com;teiit tt-acher, had bef ier send o
I'rirnds la (be Kasl.
A !
tter from New Vork City informs us
Y' J; -tt! "? t''8 styt if progressing
fiiKily with lti ktuijiei in dentistry, and thai
sister Laura is itr pi-wing Wonderfally in
lift musical education, fche is taking instrnc
ti.iiib from the bejjt in4tprs, ai)d yjl come
bacic tt m iu a year or tw a cultured mum
cian. Wc are pleased to learn that her
.baijith i got"!.
- - e -j
(severei? Siurnttl,
E-iward Ilcliangcr, proprietor of Hie Star
Brewery, liad one cf his arms Sivcrely scalded
a few days ago. He was carrying a bucket
ct boiling i:ot wtter. aud in trvisins tlie"flocf
he sliped and fell plunging his liana ana
j,art of the arm iuto t jfe w ater. Hr. Bavage
dressed the burn, and Mr. Ucllanger is now
getting along very well.
llar-rlng t'saail.
A handsome gold tn-tiMg with a fancy
stone setting was f.-nud on our streets several
weeks" ago, we believe ab,oijt the tine Dr,
f;iniii)S was lpcturing a Albany. Jt was
i.audeij us to aJvertUe, and dropping it into
a drawer we forgot all about it until now,
t aay ns Uqows of the qwner, p'pase let us
hear of jt,
'I jig I naer oda B:;neli,
Oliver McFarland has purchased a half in
tarest of the Upper Soda ranch of Mr. Keith
aud with bira will conduct it during the com
ing season. Oliver is a splendid young feb
low, and all who stop with him once will do
so again if they go his direction.
l-KIDAY....
THE Tt It lit It's mTmTK.
rraeredints mt Ike Krgnlar Aannat tesslsit
orihe LlanreaalTTrarl)erslat(lnte.
The Linn Couuty Teacher' Institute con
vened at Halsey on Thurday at 9 o'clock.
The meetings were held in the V, V. Church,
the trustee having tendered the free uae of
that beautiful building to the Institute. The
attendance of teachers was very large, there
being eighty-four on the roll, aud tho audi
ence hall of the church was generally lilled
to iU utmost capacity by the good people of
Halsey who thus manifested their iympathy
with the object! of tb Institute. Much of
the interest and pleasure of the occasion was
due to the Halsey Glee Club who volunteered
their service, throughout the session; also to
the Halsey Brass lUnd who escorted the
guest from and to the trains, aud also en
livened the eveuiug mooting with their ex
cellent musio.
State Superintendent, I. J. l'owell, presid
ed over the meetings iu his usual happy and
flicieut atyle, assisted, by County Superin
tendent I N. Liggett of Albany. Mary L,
Dlakcr of Shedd, and Thad, Hauford of Al
bany were'electvd Secretary and Assistant
Secretary.
The first days exercise consulted in a dis
cussion of the subject "Heading." C. C.
Hogue of Halsey, leading; I'articipated in
by liov. J. S. McCain, Supt. Powell, Messrs.
Gilbert, Sale aud others; Supt Powell illus
trating his method of teaching primary read
ing by chart. . -
In the afternoon, after soma fine musio by
the Halaey Una Band the subject of "His
tory" was introduced by J. L, Gilbert Dis
cussion followed by L. Dilycu, E. F. Sox, C.
C. Hogue, a. S. Train. J. Ii. McFarland, C.
K. Sale, J, W. Harris aud other. Many
different views and methods were submitted;
the general conclusion being that only by
constant drill and persistent memorizing can
an accurate knowledge of the date of history
be attained. Mis Mary L. IMaker read an
essay, entitled "Kssential to Sueceaa.
lien. L. Hilyen,of Albany, gave an address
on the subject of the "Director aud hi
Duty;" discussed by Messrs. Allen, Train,
Gray, McCain and other. '
Mr. Bart. Allen arose and propounded the
question "Why is a woman required to do
the same work for $30 or $40 per month a a
man get $00 for; Prof. Powell gave a a
reason, that more women are competitors for
schools than men, which tend to. reduce the
rate of their wagea. Mr. Allen again asked
if it would not tend to remedy this unfairness
if women wero elected as school directors,
and if that would not be lawful. Answered
by Prof. Powell in the affirmative a to the
Utter point, but be doubted whether that
would make any difference with the wages
question.
The Chair appointed a Committee "on Res
olutions, O. T. Porter, J. L. Gilbert, K. F.
Sox, Misses Hettie Miller and Emma Bigger.
ReporU.of E. F. Sox and Mrs. Traiu, critics
of the meeting, were received.
The Institute reconvened in the evening at
o'clock, opening with music by the Glee
Club and by the Band. Mia Hettie Miller
of Albany, gave a recitation "Muua's
Water. "
The Band played a second piece, and iiev.
J. W. Harris, of Allwoy, delivered a thought
ful and suggestive address on the "HeUtios
of Education to Citizenship."
After more m.i(siu by tb Band, A- cUker,
of Shedd gave a recitation The Boys."
More musio followed by tb Glee Club,
and Mrs. E. F. So, of Albany, read an ettay
entitled, "Alone."
Ilev. T. L.Sail. of the Methodist Church
ia rley, then, md" a byly speech, taking
as bis subject "Cultivation.1 Tb speaker
belieyd that rotation ia th.e tewher' office
U undesirable, and that it U a uojudiciout
to change teachers every three mouth a it
trould, b for a laqdlon tQ change tenant uu
hit farm every three months.
The first day's session was then clue4 with
mask by the Glee Club and by the HaUey
BaoL
J-lt'CNB bit.
The second day' exercise cousisted tu dis
cussions on the subjects of "Meotal Arith
metic," "Spelling," and "Qrammar.'' The
Utter led by E. . Sox and S. a Train.
Mia Bovia AUxander, of Albany, favored
the Institute with aa essay entitled. "Cob
webs." . Lillie Robertson of Halsey, read an
essay en titled '."Beading." Miss Aagusta
Bridgford, of Scio, gave a recitation entitled
TbeTroting Ge UeVl," aatl Hrx Tr'io of
Harrisborg, read in'essay on"Vybat sball wi
teach and bow.?
The afternoon session closed wjth a lively
discussion of th qaestion, 'Ar Publif Ex
aminations aqd Exhibitions Advisable?" t(e
repontleranc ot argneit Uejqg n tji a-
lrmative, Supt. Powell belieyed the best
wajr to protect the people against being mis
led and doped to tbeir injury by charlatans
and to guard against the establishment of
ntonopoliet and aristooraoj whether of ed
cation or wealth, or 'what qot, w to train
the people to talk as well as tq think for
themselves, s Iqnjjg a we send to our b'g-
y halu, tften uavn . f rc the people,
farmecs and Beihan.ic and tradesmen, oar
school should qualify them ia early life for
debate and public speaking so that they can
express tbeir conviction and defend their
principle on all occasion required. He
closed his lemsrks wi(h n ehx.aeut defence'
of the publio school work of Oregon a it ex
ist to-day, and i's achievement for the past
twenty-five year.
The" specialties of the evening session were
on essay fin r.eacnar " M!H 4nf
r,. uasion, ci ljaisey; reciiauon vj ut
address by Ilev. T. J. Wtl"11! f the Pre'sUy.
terian Churcli, of fjaley, on'Pbysical Cult
ure;" recitation by Miss Maggie Foster, of
Albany "Destruction of a Brahmin Vil
lage," and address by r,ey. J. S- McCain, qq
Etiqnett ia 8uhooUj." Mr. ilcCa.q beliey
ed that teaching shoi,ld be ma4e an4 regard
ed as a profession and t)a,t teachers should
be paid a nfl,cient yomp.enntiqn for their
labor as to induce them to oontluuo la their
work. Supt. l'owell supplemented the gen
tleman's remark with some practical sugge
tions on the importance of cultivating polie-
ness fn itooi8. l jie literary programme ov
tne evening ciosea wita a unmorons recita
tion by S. V. Foster, jr., of Albany "Tje
Jfew CbrcU Organ'
- ; THtED DAT.
The Institute convened Saturday morning
at 8:30 A. X. The printed programme was
dispense vrith, aqd te diqjsjsi of icjl
Discipline" taken up Mrs. It. A- Ed son of
Albany, leading. Mrs. "rajn, ' Messrs. So(
Bilyeu, McFarland, loje i)4 tlZ toU'
A resolution offered by K K. hox was
nnanimoqsly passed condemning the use oi
tobacco by teachers; alsq one discrdng tfy
qseof thotitU 1,plfes40T,,, HP.plie.d tQ
teachers in the public bch.oo.lo.
The following resolution was offered by
Thad. Ilauford, and after discussion adopted
Supt. Powell, Hon. L. Bilyeu and T. J. Wit
son speaking in support,
Resolved, That as the intelligence ef the
masses and a system of free publio education
inai gives equal iacmues oi acquiring tuusi
edge and intellectual advantages to the chii
dreu of the poor as of the rich is the co?or
stone of American free institution aud the
safeguard of a democratic people, wo are in
favor of maintaining against all enemies our
free publio school system, and raising it ever
to a higher and better standard of excellence.
The Committee on Resolution presented a
report which was unauimously adopted, ex.
pressing the thank of the Institute' to tho
trustoea of the Preabytorian Church; citizens
of Halsey, to the Glee Club and Band, and
to the O. & C. K. K, Co., for courte-iiei mid
bospitalitie teudored and enjoyed.
Ou motion of Hon. L. llilyeu it was voted
that the Institute meet next year at Scio.
Supt. Powell suggested a a help to good
order in school the adoption of a daily writ
en programme, and also recommended that
every teacher should tako sumo-good educa
tional journal.'
Before adjournment. Mayor Tliompsnn, of
Halsey, was introduced and ni.ulo a short
parting address to the Institute as the guest
of tho citi.ou of Halsey which by it foliei
tons manner put all in tho best of humor.
Prof. Powell responded in an equally bnppy
veiu in behalf of tho Institute.
The hour for the departure of thu train
having arrived the I intitule finally adjourned
and tho visiting member repaired to tho
traiu accompanied by number of friends
among tho townspeople, including the l'.;unl,
aud bearing away with them to their several
several place of labor the most Agreeable
recollection of the guuia town of Halsey
and of tho whole-souled hospitality of its
good citizens.
M utv A. P-i.ak t;:t,
Tnvn, UAxror.it,
, Secretaries.
Arress Ike nov.
Wui. If. llrown Uii week anivetl iu the
city from Eastern Oregon, baviui; crossed the
Cascade Mountains by tho W, V. anil (', M.
PoaU uu snow shoes. Ho tuft i'riueville
March 23d; left Hiudmau's, or Camp Poll,,
on the morning of the Cltli, left Cac'.ie Crevk
on the morning of the 2." Ill, and a violent
now storm retarded hi progreu so that he
was turrtrr fnj making a dtauce of liftocu
mile alt the time in snow from 0 to ."() feet
deep. HU little sack of proviiious in the
meantime became exhausted, and bo was
eorapcllesl by the gnawing of hunger to kill
hi old and faithful banting dog, "IV.nvnie."
and devour the carcass. After tho most ex.
traordinary trials aud tribulation he arrived
at Kuh Ike ranche, where he found the
new and spacious rexidenca of Henry Bur.
m ester a total wreck from the weight of suow
on the roof, and the whole place a picture i f
lonely desolatiou. Mr. l'rowu's fect are
badly froaen ami from long hunger and phys
ical suffering he took quite r.-tda vermis.
This ia the second trip that be lias inado iu
winter scrum that route, and be nay be
doesu't tbiuk be will attempt the third utie.
Tlbrrrla We Dlnvr.
The Albany I)BMK.r says : "I tbi-re iio
crime in Albauy?" Well, that aU.','ll,or
depend on what constitute a crime in the
eye of au Albany editor. If yon Ltd to call
murder, seduction, and the like a rime. we
shoo Id say that Albany s the most Uw
abiding place on the Pacific coast. But judg
ing from its recent re. or J. we rattier think
that Albany is chuck full of crime - V-iSrt
Slntmina iu
You are sadly mistaken, Mr. O.lri!, in your
Ust remark. Whenever our cttiu commit
crime), tbeir faults are iuimeJiaU iy ms.le
public And there is w bcru our city ditler
from Salem; almost every cr.i.ie iu the calen
dar can be committed there, an t till the
S.'a'rsm-jn will nut tell us of it.
fas nisq 4ra4.
Mast every per on iu town remember Dr.
Snyder, who wa here i couple of mou'Jis
ago, aud Wbo, an lesviug (argot to settle l.is
otel bai, ana roae on cue of Clem Kin"
saddle horse, which after keeping ov lor
ten or twelve day, be returned through tl,
tx,kane stave dnvcr, mt n.M"!u to,t to remit
tb pay fur the use of the animal. This iu
iviaual is one o the most dc-'raiiu t men ll.it
walk the earth, and if the irpnrt concern
ing him while in this city are true no fatnilv,
however virtuous and respectable, i sate
from bis villainous approaches, ''jtz O'.i-
Ktle.
SuyderT SuyderT Jt seem to us we have
heard that uaute Worn. To the heft of our
recollection a gentletnsu by that name ws
located receutiy at H-dsey, and gave several
little private and (elect cutertainmciils to the
citizens of that place.
Blue Klbbow 4 lab.
Following ii the programme or 1 1 . j liiuv
Kibbon Club for to-morrow (Saturday) niht :
1 Music by tbo Orchestra.
3 Prayer.
5 Ked.ilig of mimite-;.
i Addras by Mev. H. ?3. McLafferty.
G Music,
7 Five minute itpeeches on call, inter-
s perse d with music by the orchestra.
8 Circnlation of the ple,l?g. ,
dBuaiauits.
10 .'ollecljoq.
I Muic;
12 A'ljourqineut.
' . Canlrarl AwnrJeJ.
. The proposal for tie for the SaL-m and
nilverton ana Albany auu 1-cbaunri lee.h r
road were opened on the t inst-i at the
office of J. Lraiidt, Jr., Superintendent of
theO. k C It. It . in this city. C-ntra. U
were awarded to O. P. Lent, li. V. l'.eiiy, V
M. Bracket t, Clist li s StoulTer and 1!. U
Swart, who have entyrgd iuto bends to iur
Oieh ties enough to support the track over
18 line. ' the contractors are to deliver the
ties iu the coming months of May, June and,
July. The people of, Mali"" aud Linn coun
ties will have the pleasure of seeing the iron
horse "cavorting" acritse ttieir fruitful prai
ries by the el- m oi tl,u oittr month. 1'ort
land Jfrrrur.
Wo were pleased to receive a call this week
from that sterling old Democrat, Hon, F. lv
Eldridge, of Freuch Prairie, Marion county
and his brother, Mr. J. J. Eldridge, of
Knox county, Illinois. The latter gentleman
is one of the solid taou of hi portion of Illi
nois, owning and tilling 00' acres of good
4 te."' 'l'. ' Tr : ' :r . II..
lano, in ope ooiy. ia is ery ujurawy -
prised with onr gonntry, but is so wall lixed
bavk at bis Illinois, noma that bo wiH prob
ably not settle down here. Hon. F. E. Eld-
ridi:e is one of onr old settlers, well fixed
financially, and is one of the leading men nf
his cennty.'
4 l ine Horse.
. "Young Hliart" is tba name of a splendid
young stallion owned by Ambrose Beard, at
Tangent, and will make the coming season
at Tangent and Q. Buckncr's farm, n,ear Mijl.
er's Statofl. ' Ths. hftrsa weighs 1,83.0 lba,
is bcau,tifu,lly proportioned, a splendid trav
eller, very strong, and is wejl calculated for
the diversified work called for on a farm.
Saloon Consolidated.
Geo. VVeller has entered into partnership
with Jas. Gilmour and their saloons have
been consolidated at tbs old, stau of tha Ut
ter gentleman; whe're they will both be glad
to meet their old friends and customers.
Illnl on Uonse-fleaii.'nj.
tiv PEonuscK it. Ainsav,
Kvery Spring there is a great deal of talk
in the newspapers about the misories nisu
endure in housu-clesning time. It appear to
be takeu for granted that this period is on
of great delight to the women, yet I will
Venture to say that not oue of them find it
a season of unalloyed blis. They like to
have the house thoroughly clean from top to
bottom, but the process is not at all charm
ing. Vet knowing that it must be done,
they make the best of it and don't spend
time grumbling over what cannot be beld.
Surely the men have little rootii to Uud fault
if tho women can lie patient, for the former
are away all dny lung at a rule, aud the bus
tle aud llurry i over when they return at
night, and only begins again when they are
once more "oil to the oflicc," where bnekets,
snnpnuds and sand-paper are seldom seen.
Hut the housekeeper must be in the thick
of the work all day, or it will not be properly
atteuded to. She must superintend the
washing of the paint and tho taking up of
em-puts, and attend to her usual daily duties
as well, that the meal may bo properly
served, and no waste of her substance be car
ried on by cook or housemaid. I'crhsps she
i her own cook aud housemaid, aud then
matter are worse, for her Stands are fuller
than any hands might to be, her mind bur
dened as no woman's should be. What won
der if her temper is not of the sweetest by
the time night comes. Is it strsugo' tlist
there are liue of care on her forehead ? It
i a greater relief to her than to tier husband
w hen housu-clcaiiing day arc over, aud the
bucket and extra brushes are stowed away
in the, cellar, But a few hints about bouse,
cleaning may help the tired housekeeper and
Kivu her new ideas about this distasteful
work.
In t!iu lirrt place system wilt conduce to
evpe.liitou and coinfoit. It UUt to begin
at tbo attie and "clean down." Tho job of
taking up and beating carpets bad better be
given to a man wbo understand th work,
and will do it well. It i audi a trouble to
have the carpets takeu up that they shout
bo well cleaned when once they are up.
But sometime it i not convenient to have
a man take the Job, and then th novice must
attempt it The carpet should be laid on the
grass, or bung on the clothe line, ami beaten
with smooth stick having no sharp point.
I it"ii it iiouu ne swept on tue rigni siae
with a ier!cit!y new broom; if Brussels or
velvet, must be swept with the pile. Then
wipe it w ith a flannel wrt in clear, luke warm
water, washing the flannel out in another
pail uf water every time it is soiled; then
wipe the caret dry with fresh, dry cloths.
Tin w ill raise the frill and freshen the color.
If the carjtet U very dirty, ox gall in the
water a quart of gait to three quart of
Water will be found of lunch service iu
fl. sm.ing it quickly and welL
llil cloth should be dried aa it U washed.
or it will be blistered when the work is dooe,
and the water should be frequently changed.
Yellow soap, a Kvd brush and a piee of (ry
ilinurl will make au vil cloth luo,k like new,
particularly if liuseed oil is welt rubbed uu
a?ter washing.
Ammonia is an excellent thing to u ia
hotise-tl-'auing time. A tabUepuouful to a
quart of water U a good proportion, aud there
is nothing like it f r cleaning bsr lloois aud
Woodwork.
We use wbitiug ton, leaning paint, and find
it better than either cod or soap. Wet a
lUmiit aud dip iu the hot of w biting and than
rub. One who ha not tried it will be sur
prised tu see lifcw nicely it work.
Very frequently the wall iper over the
sofas in pit lor or dining room aredifigurd
by the heads of people who use pomatum or
oil on tha hair. These uisrks may be re
moved if welt but carefully tuUnd with a
dry crust of bread.
i'l.u oaily days ot June should herald vig
orous snl estoruooattn-J warfare sesimt
lootVf. Closet, WarJrubeS, all receptacles
for cl.ilhiug, should I mi emptied aud laid
it, their contents thoroughly e posed to
hell and air, and Welt brushed aud shaken
before btiug repUoed. In old bouse, much
in.V.ted with moths, all cracks in floor.
Wainscot j, shelve or furniture, should be
brushed over with Spirit of turpentine.
Camphor or toltacco should be placed
annul-; all garments, for, plumes, etc., when
l.ud aside for the iinnuusr. 'Hie cloth liu-!ik-i
ot carriages frequently are attacked by
moths. To insure against this, spoon th
eloth with a solution of eorrotuiivu sublimate
of mercury ia alcohol, mads just strong
enough not (o b-.ttve a white mark uu a black
feather,
Moths may be killed by fuiuigatiag the
article containing tliein with tobacco or sul
phur, or by putting it, if practicable, into I)
hot oven.
liousFtrepci generally clean house after
the stoves are all taken duwn. This i not
done iu the JJ iit until the Middle of May,
and then the boxes aud trunk msy be
emptied of their content, (orted over and
repacked with camphor and tobacco, after a
good airing. And then the winter clothe
may be attended to in a like manner.
A ljiieu over catpet in the S'mmtr is cool.
and helps to i,vp moth. If a carpet
is not to be takeu up aud beaten, the edge
should be loosened and insect powder plenti
fully i-priukled under it. If a neat i found
the moths should be killcol atJ, a, ho.t iron,
pressed Vi" "to "pot to destroy the 0g.
ewspajien unqer carpet wul prove a
saving iu w ear and tear, and tha printers iftk
4 an excellent iui preventive. Fur can
be ke;4 fi-ee from these subtle pests by being
put iu brown paper bags, sewed up tightly
and then wrapped iu newspapers.
The wall paper in every room, should, bo
swept down V'iH broqro covered with a
doth, aud u houee-cleaniitg time tho beds
should receive thorough attention, very
dUt aud crevice should be washed with oar
bolio soap suds, and all nail holes filled up
with putty. Use insect powder freely, if
vcrmiu are suspected, aud an occasional wip
ing of cracks with a feather dipped in kero
will prove very eaectvia.
m tier m ciiuott,
A li.ttur from E. A. Froobmd, of Ochooo,
formerly of this city, informs us that spring
is still backward over there, and cold high
dry winds and storms of snow and bail pre-
vaiL This is hard wootbar cn, V.oy Stock,
aud t s repoitcd thy are d,yiug i.st a some
localities, though Jitr. FrecUml thinks the
lp:s w 11 not be iq great as some of the stock
raiders are counting on.
lonng People and Children's Sleeting.
Tlerp will V.a a meeting fur young people
and children, tojbe addressed by Kev. B. S.
McLafferty, at tae Congregational church,
Saturday afternoon, at 3 r. il. This u
nounooment should fill the church to over
flowing. '
Maud tut un.
Vestt-rday.Dr. Lee, of Independence, i'bia
was a delegate tj, tbo &thto OonVention, was
iiumnioiied home to attend PhiL Spawn, who
had in some Way cut off his Hand while fool
ing with an edger in a saw null. '
Heine and Abroad. r
Chow Jackson's liest Sweet Navy Tobao
oo. .
. Pay up your subscription and get the Vlii
rii;e HVei JVeie for a year-w.
Downer's ooal oil, t'J S3 per can at (trad
wold's cash store and Continental 12.
Everybody goes fishing now, and the quan
tity of chubs and suckers pulled out isnlurm
ing. Hood brooms can be hail at the Albany
Broom Factory for only three dollars pr
dozen.
Half a dozen dinner plates ami half a dozen
cut aud saucers for fjl 10 at (iradwobl's
cash store,
A chamber set of seven piece of the best
stun cliiua can be had at (iradwolil' cah
store for f3 50,
Our city lias been tilled In overflowing this
week, but we heliuvo all have had good ac
commodations. Just remember that I lalTdiideu I'.ro. ' sell
as cheap a anyom in the State, ami they
deal squarely too.
The sacrainent of the Ixird's Supper will
be administered at the V. P. Church, in this
city next Sabbath. '
The steamer C'olumUn sail from the liast
to-morrow. Albany's new hook and ladder
truck comes ou her. -
Did you ever notice bow Democratic con
ventions are favored with good weather? Tho
Lord must be on tbeir side.
HafTendcn Bro.'s have the choicest gilt
edge butter, splendid Oregon hams, lino new
cheese and prime lard on band.
Oregon lVesbytery of the Cumlterland
Presbyterian Church met atflervai. tit Mari.
on eounty, yeaterday, tho Htli,
We have received call from no many of
our friend tbi week that to nteution tlieir
name would take np too much space.
Mia Mary Gaston, who has been one of
th teacher in tho Halsey public echo dr, is
now visiting her brother in this city.
Ilev. J. I llrrsbuer will preach at Millet '
school Ih-uso next Sunday at II A. and
Itev, Bowersox at 3 f. m, at Wataou's aehonl
iTousc
Since the bunting out of the flue in tha St.
Cuaries Hotel, lloiia nas iiail a line new
ohimney jmt up and there is now no danger
to be expected from that quarter.
Uemembcr that you can get tha Di Mm hat
and the A". )". HVrX7 Worltl for on year for
only f3 23. Tins is a splendid opportunity
to get two papers for the price of one.
If you want pure unadulterated spice ami
baking owder, a bio genuine and powerful
flavoring extracts, go to HafTeudeit Bro's.
They warrant these good that thry sell.
Ilaflendon Bro.' would call especial attco.
tion to their new Ambrosial syrup, it is much
cheaper than maple, and tpauy person like
it better. Try it. Sold in I gallon tins
The person who picked up near Saltmarsh's
drug store, on Thursday of last week, a new
lead pencil made of putty, would confer a
favor by leaviug it with our next Coroner.
Jno. Ij) ton, olio of IJun' oldust cilisvu,
having sold hi farm, start for Whitman
county, Y. T-i next week, to make it hi
futuVa homo. May g'ssl fottane go with him
and hi.
Mart. HvfTrou has op,i,el miI his L-.it and
shoe shop one door aUive lite lower meat
market. Malt, ia a good wurivmsn, and
since hi new depatlurv lias tterii gelling cm
si.1 arable to Jo.
Brown, tb as-wln Inai liii.e w-ii(, atill
languishes in our utuyty jsil. We can't uit
drrstand just rXM tly why Li wife doesu't
make a draw ou Iter lltttshurg lank and
then bail him out.
At Uradwohl ' cash stole Ootdeu ( eofb-e
sugar is worth 10; l!io cofT.-e, 4J ll.s l.i the
$t; soap 73 cent per box; Maaoti' J gillou
glass jars, S'J per doaen. All gauds sold at
correspumlingty lyw ligurv for ca.b.
Dun't forgt that HafTendcn Pro.' have
the most splendid lot of canned pea. he and
other fruit put up in thick syrup for table
use, and in tliioner syrup fur Uyi Try
them, it don't take miitk uiuty to buy tuem.
At tbi time of the year tomatoe are par
ticularly wholesome aud at the same time
very delicious. HalTenden Bra.' have lot
of them of the very finest quality which they
sell so cheap that anybody can alT.-rd to buy
them.
HafTctHlen I'n.'r wouUI gail special alien.
tion t,o tV'jr tov"k of fragrant tea of differ
ent grades, their sjJcndid grown, masted and
ground coffee the Utter bring packed in can.
uiater with air tight screw tot and are uu.
excelled, fur atretlijth and flavor.
4 baacedlls stase.
J. If. Reid, onr gentlemaoly telegraph
operator, left this week for Culilo, where
will take a poeition in a teU'graph oiiioe ou
tha new railroad Uoc tleo. Hardy, who
4e4 to be baggage master on the eveuing
express, now has charge of the office in thu
city. We were sorry to see lteid leave, for
he was a jolly good fellow.
I--lsr Llal,
Theloilowlnt Is I lie list of tellers roiualuut
tn in Post Uilli e, Allmuy, t.iuu i.iunly, iire-
joo, Aprtr silt, is-c, 1'k(iu uilin lr lline
Alters most kivs (h title ou wnien ilinv were
aUverttseiX.
Bsrtels, Charley Junker, Cbas A
Currrao, C'has A 3 Walker, John
Kvaus, Ceo P 3 Kellev. Ceorce
(Joins, Miss Clara
V- . p.-VMaD, p. m-
zrr-, , n
esanbunh,
''Uf pattari uf the various churches will L
fouud iu their own pulpits next Sabbath
morning; in the evuuiug, bo ever, all will
unite in the meeting at the Couit Hous,
where the sermon will, lie uivacked by I'.tv
Ajr. VcLsfljerty. "Jbesa Bwtin" will be
continued during th week.
- ,
Kellgluas.
The regular quarterly communion service
of the Uuited Presbyterian Church, will Vi
held ou next Sabbath, Tl;e tyr will V
asautott C" ev. . J- AclieSQn. ffCfar
tory iexyicus will be held, at ft uu Fri
d,ay and Sstrdy, '
lielaif la HarrlsWnnj.
Win. LUter, oue of onr oldest citizens, goes.
to Harriaburg tbi week, aud wll ie fu
ture make that la h.o.W?. ltboi)h be i
PSltof wejl Sjdvan in. aga it t very prob
aid th.at he will embark iu some business at
that pUue,
Brsnniptlun at the Cuurl lluase.
The co-operative nieeingt MriJ) be w-sttmed
at the Qo'irt liouao this (Friday) 'evening at
which time the I!ev. Mr. McLafferty will de
liver a discourse to ektptica. Let all who da
sire comfortable sittings came early.
Portland bas five LoJgei of Work
men.
UIKU.
KINDER. At Upper OAoco, in Wnsoo eounty, on
Pry.:' Ms.ijjU 2j; tbsD, of. consumptloii
Uks. Hara
P.: iicsuKH, win ot w.
W. Kliuier -sstxl LT years.
tnotilbs anil 17 day.
It was hard for friends anil neighbor to five Lizzie
up, yet w mourn hot, as those having no hope. ' Bh
hdag-on to th better land, tnutlug In Jesus .her
Saviour,
PLOWS I PLOWS j PLOWS!
Samuel F Young bo rocuived a lurge
stock of plows as follows i
Th celebrated OLIVER CllILLKD Iron
Plow. ,
TlioOAflDEX CITY Clipper ImproviJ
Plow.
The CHAMPION MOLINE Plow.
These Jilow are guaranteed to be equal,
and in many respect superior, to all others.
A Kew Urnlal Ofllre.
Dr. O. Willi Price will opeu the elegant
suite of Dental 1 looms recently occupied by
Dr, K. O. Smith, in the Odd Fellows Tumple,
on May 1st. Dr. Prico will bring with him
from New Xork City a complete set of Den
tal furniture, aud instruments, including the
liilrml lmirorvt S. S. WhHr, I'fihtl-lrwr Chit!,;
an elegant Dental Cabinet Case, Nitrous
Oxid (la Aparatu, and many tiey and me.
ful iustrntnouts, all of which will add to tho
attractiveness of bis oflice, and nlo to Hie
comfort of his patients, m
of1le nad 'altrl.
' Fred Dunning wishes us to inform our
remlcr that he has Just received a magnifi
cent stock of collius and caskets, and here
after he will sell tliein at prices never before
heard ot in this community. , To givo some
idea of the prices, bo authurizu u to say
that they will rang from S3 up to IJ.T0, 0nd
for the Utter price oue wilt l.e furnished
that ha heretofore cost fully $7.'.. lie means
business.
IJKTTKK THAN JOLI ! Irft
health, ami yr-t iiinn v are niTi'rlns Hie tor-
lure Of tbo lUlllIloil Willi Dviqiepaia wliesi
a xlnule bottle of 1JC. M I X I 1 1 -;.i.
LISIl DANIiKUO L1VKH AND DVS
PKP.SIA PlLi will give relief, and, if
peralsted tn, will cure tfiu Kurrt cao of
I lil lllrs.liig Irouiilo. Till jiitl imrt-s
Torpid Liver anil Isilioiisne-H, heuliiios
the liownla, remove I'tmple from tho
Ksi, euro -Hnllmv C'ixntUfxlti, Kolil
lirealli. Mcli llesliu-bo. I Icariliiii u, l'aln
III the hlilos and Hat k; 1 Nunr t-ntttcd and
OHAItANTKKDto Iw PU KKLY VBiK
TAHI.H. It B-ts tllres-tlv on Cm 'i.:itln:r ct
the riutinaidi ami on ibo Liver. Can be
(nken In any i litno-wet or dry wenilier.
Itawaie of !nilliloii. '1 ho gennliio lias
an eintravlnu; of a lmu im 1 1 1 is oiitolrio
w rajqsT. Friii', fx) rcitl. -'.r wtlo by nil
driiggtala.
' - sa .
I'lae In m Iter fwr Dale.
Ike Conn ha niU arrau-ineitU with
S. Nickeraon to do all hi pl.miii ami a
Urge atock of flooring, rustie, fitruisliing
lumber, etc., will le kejit m Iwnd at the
planer in lbauou. Flooi -ing and rustic will
be sold at f'JI) ami (21 per tbousaud, and
other lumber iu rotortio. t)ur evaders
will remember that the Imi.U r i-.itn l imn s
mill canuot lie excelled auywiier-.
Hhmis aad abee.
Hard times ha always Wen the cry in
Oregou, but now it is bard lime iu reality,
and money ia as scarce w illi me as a ben's
teeth, so you who have an iiiterest in my
welfare dcae ktrp to the front. A word to
to the wise is aiiiticteiit.
Very resjiectfiilly,
K.Sim I! IUit.K.
iHw a iisii(.tisuiu ttim itv.
Pn-f. lirceii. a iliHtingnUli' il ailopailiic
physician. nH tu llie Medn-nl lesi,rd at
Atlanta. Ua.,lotltoeires-t that atier nil iwlicr
ii.i-aus hail fatlinl, iio Mint fur t Its Kidney
Cure, (Safe Khiuey ami l.lver Cure), anil
li bis nstoiiUliiiioni cured a avriott case of
tt'lKlit'a liowaat ! a.luiinlsierliii it, and
fixrwarda f.iuiid Ii equal y ttennlleiat in
mIiit iuos. lie advitted lifa brother pby
sloutis us9 Ii tu prefereiico lo nnylhliig
fiass for kidney diaordt-ra.
ta ten Mae I raraillnre?
Jaa. Dannals, in tbi city, now ha on
band a larger slock of furniture than any
other eatablisbuient toia side of Portland,
and if Joo want to purvUa auy it will ety
yon t give him a He lias aoim-thin;;
to vUl n in regard to hi prices.
tselesailrs la Male Craaae.
The convenliitn of delegate to elect Keit-
reseutativc to tho State Orange will ntort at
Albany, on Saturday, AprU Itii'a, .Vl, at 1
o clock r. M. Im H t trance is eiitainl to
vi delegate. 1L A. litvi sr.
Ileputy.
MONTttCtL till IRIS HO.
K. Ib Moat-ly, of Montreal, Caumla, ivr
lillwl ritteiitbVr UT, ISTll, that bo bad buf
fered terribly fmtu dyeia, and was
completely purest by taking Warner'a hie
lilllera. lie aaya : ".My Bqeiu Is i?util,
and I now antler no incsvtiveui'itt iroiit
oallng hearty meals." 'i'lioao slilU-m aie
alao a apecluo lur alt skin UUtassw.
DtHiti: OV SI 1L tint.
Tbo prevalence) of malarial llca-.es in
country and town Indicau-s a danger to
which we are all eroed. TheMe iIimc-s
are eaay to contract and hard lu cr-adicaie.
Hut Wainer' Halo 1IIU uoutralize tbo
pubton and cure tbeui. And they nio
equally vMiWtH'o naaiustail billoua Irou
Wwv' -
A line Ball Lost.
A 2-year old blue roach Huihain bull
strayed from my farm near Tangent last No
vember. Any one who will c'vve me iufor
nation ns to tb Vt'aereabouts of the animal
(It confer a favor. Address me at Tangent
a V. llot i'K.
luvraiersaa raleates
should solid for tnatruftlons, tonus, rofor
eiifws, etc., U Kdison Hrothei,,ioUi'llor,
of Patent, WatdiinRton, C, who fur-
nlsii tne name wuuoui viuiruo. j-.uih.iu
Brothont f well known ami Miceesstul
Urut of iargo exjierlence, bavins hhm ea
abliabtHl uime lMl'l- 11:111'
Rntrhrr'a Klerks Wanle.1.
W. H. Hartless, of this city, wauts two
batcher's blocks, "(i iucbos iu dui meter and
3C inches in. height, fjor vi bkil he will pay
cash on tbjlvery"Vcive?n tbi duVe and May
50, S80 '
A CAltD.
r. . .ii ..i, allfrriii,. fmm Uia error, ami hulls-
crvlioluU j oulh, nervoiu weakness, early decay, loss
ol ntanlioou, nf.., I win senu s iwii-s "V1. '
V..U. I UKK UK CILsKUK. Tins eivil. rwtlo.
discovered bv a Uiissiotierr In BOM-h. Aierl.
Sotht
a asll addressed euvvto'i" to Uw ItKV. Josaeii T. 1
a.s.;itst.ow U,'N SorkCUy. la:L'J.vl
Ueml lu the World.
Daring tiio last nix year Dr. Young'
Yankee i'oimli Syrup baa proven a boav
anlv l.nnn to the doodIo ol' America.
mtlilot. of Its tiiitroua stand ready tu to
tify that tt is uneuualed a a remedy for
auciseaaestoi twei.unat..
i ,
A Farm Horse for ale.
A Rita Ursre farm horse for sals at a low
o
price and on easy terms. Enquire of Win
II, Ilaitlsas. .
Ilulbrook and t-udlow's Shoes.
Juat received a fine line of c.wlojj good of
tbe above welkviown wake a
i w"j ' ' Samuul E. Youniis,
Tbe most popular perfuima of tha l;ty
11 ACKM Kl 'AUlv" try it. ' woiti ny j' osnsi
ez Mason, iirugElsta, Ai liany , tr.
Don't forget it ! Yoi caa &ot tbe Chkmjo
Weekly AViss and tbe Democrat one year
for $3.
The Market.
- Following is a ton ect report of the mar
kets in this city np to notm yeAttday :
FIX)UU ?fi,00ierbbl. ,
HAY baled, $13((S1S p-r too.
loose, $10.
POTATOES 40 cts per Irtinhel.
PUTTER SO to 33 cts per lb.
Kdfifttflj cent per dog.
POI.'K 5 to 5' cts ir lb.
. ItACONS-hams, VlJit Hi;.
itbonlders, 0c,
u'ules, 1 Ic, ,
d;:ii:d Fftcrr-wn .tried appb-s, ;.
" " plums, lie.
riumtufr diiid apples, Ije.
" plums, 10,;,
'HICK F.X.4 --Zimt ?.1 03 per ct..
SL'liAK Sail IVamisco (, W'2c.
COFFKK-(W llic.i, 1H,; -.;().;,
Java, "Of,
Curola - 2-,..
Km, '-.'(J.
MILL FKKlJ.l.r.iii, $Of';$ll r ton.
chitp, ff lf.?'.'0.
sliorts, $13,
middlings, fMQpl't.
This Amcrlpwit efrl i ib-wribcil I.y
n tlioiiglitful wriU-r (!tl AinoriiMii) as (fx
qiiltilely siiH'cptible nitd liupressnd liy
lulld irrlfalion ncllnst iifxin any of (Im
(lunam. Siio drsMi in tnsto, and, w hem
tlni tiicana are nt band, with chgnii. In
colors that are quiet and aubilneij. and no
lli-oablo onl y at a hliort iJIsianci!, We make
imsui to add what this author nhoiild ntt
liavo overlooked, that by noun of the mix
Is .Madauii! liiu'bcl' Knaniol Dlooui mote
appreeUtiod tlmn liy Iter. For sale bv fro
aiiuy A Maxon, Albany. '
Administrator's Notice.
TVTOTCK IS IIKKF.ISY OIVKX Tll.lT
if the iiini.-rsiKn.Hl da U-eu duly ap
pointed Adiiiiiii(rMlor ,f tfio sii .f
UiHirge 11. i'iiilnr.. doieawl, ly tUtttUntu
ty Court of Linn t.'oiiniy. Ur.tt"n. All
ponton JiavliM Uiuis ag.tlna tiaid tulaU?
arj tiircl l. p'e.-nt lliem. with IIim
projx-r v.iiKshur. v I'.lidi si ni'tiitlis fr,iii
tbo Dili .lay of April, A. D. l-.sa,i0 (l.e uu
llorslmiod at bis rmtidciii-.., aUtul 4 null's
stjiltlnvcl frwlil Krl.i, in said cdiihIv.
WILLIAM KIMiklL
II. Dny t. AtluilTii!.iraii.r.
Alt'y fur Adin'r. Ta-w l
V.2 Thtiroti'liirril .Sa!Iia
Tarn O'Shanter.
tiKi !iii-MuM A"t!t i'Ktiit;-.::i::
TAM O'SHANTKtt. Jit..Waia veers ..1.1
lltla tsprinu: Uof a mahogany Inty. laiuls
Mixiceu mill ci.t- liair liamiK higii, end
welli l.o-u IHiiinU. Tba firo of Tain
O'iShaiiter, Jr., was asi lniporicd i'yUM-
umio: lit.; H tm a .MnssL'iiiter.
TAM It'SII AN 1 KU has liiis m-lwt; and
is of a good disposition.
TKiisf' :
T' inwir,., f ja. payabl.t wlu-nlb inarr
proves i .ovum JoHl ; .-s.ll, ,.., jmv-
aoieou or iieniro jiii v 1st.
Care w ill Im takeu to prevent aivi.Jetits,
but will bo ii sjxntj-iblo loiuoue. Any
s r.n psrt ii witti an insure.! nisie,
torn l.'j is known M lv wiili f,a!. l.of. ils
Itio insurant...
XAJI l will Maud tbo
ensiiiiii: u at 'famhali'is Stable, Al
iMiiiy, stn-KTii. S.on liegins Ajiril I, and
ciuUJiiiv .', is!.
:t " ASS. MAHSHALL
JOHN KLLIOTT,
PRACTICAL HILLWEIGHT,
Albnuy. Orreen.
liif.fiiiiii.oi eivi n .-iKerfullv. Addresa
no at Alb-aiiy. :u,:t
Administrator's Salo
er
Estate
HJeal
rr jo n :
Iu Ibo inaltcrff Ibo (":ale of Jubu Mil
ler, ileccittMnl.
X
"OTICK JSlir.KKUY UIVKX THAT
In inirsiiaihw nil nnter the Hon.
lite County Court tf Umi Coitnly, tnpgon,
luatlo ou k I to .'! day !' March. lssn, the
uitderKtsned.tbo routainui ' Administrator
of the estate of John Miller. tlesnse.l, will
sell at puWicaui-ii.'ii lo tin bigliCMl bidder,
in one pnrti'i, on
between the liours of f o'clo.-k A. M. and
5 o'cixk I'. M., to wit: at lie hour of 2
o'clock P. M. of aid i'av, i.t the Court
1 1 oust door hi Iho Ciiy of Albany, Linn
County, Mate of invcun, the following de
acritMrd pu-tMites boUMUsinir to (-aid estate?,
to-wit : i!jtiiniiio; at the Southeast iorner
f the Itoiotliuii tjtnd Claim of John Mil
ler. Sr.. iH-ui'' Claim oS, rotuica!ioii Kx l,
ax ap"sra lv lh plata ami surveys on nle
In tho U.S. ijiiui oineo ai iireRnn fiiv,
l irepin, in Tp. M S. K. S West of tbo Wil-
Intnctto Meri'i sn, aim running. ineiMf
North T,a 2- Won 2 chains, thence Ncrt't
lOcbaiiia aud l.uks, Ibeuce Mouth 77
3;' Kast 'JO cbabts, tliesco South 10 chains
and 2."t link to lUe place of beKinniiig.and
containing 3 aerest, nicro or less, and lying
a,lHt Ueing in Linn County, Oregon.
Teriua of ale : .'ne-imii ca-n in nana,
and tbo remainder iu ttix inontlis from the
dav of a'e, scoured bv morigace "ii the
.. i r i ii 1 1 i ru
prcui!. .s' t.. i, li...,
l'enmining Aduiinistrator of tUo e.:alo
of John Miller, dcn-eai-ed. 3tw4
5&2 AlaVIP"
ISPy sWlai"r ' :,'"''-'-" ' laiSS; i' '', "' - ."i!'iaiai " -
id m iw ie;
irorer!y "Dr, Crats Kidney CarM
- VAesAtnislA TrrnfimtJon whVh t tho Ot ttf
ttnrtu in (A tcorttt for HrviAt' IsiteaM' omI itoabetr,
ii id ts equally cfitH-ttvo lu all other Ouawanof Iho
Ktdntrv l.tvor. Aud fnaiiry Orjaas, and dwirderft
-l'wrtrnniTvnnd: Toa tho enro of pinm(nnTt-r
Sato Diabetes Onrcs und tor t h run' of lint; hi
niitiH 't iit-r utn-iwi tin itr raio ajubcj man i
ldvoT Vuro. X'nco, t.iHi a ouiuo.
TTST1.HONIALS.
nAT?w..T. n. ItANKiVs I.l..of WaWbtnetnn. IK
n .a.ptin.su i hut ho tim kiuwu of noveral " w-riiiit
nuat curoa of dwoaso.- of tho kidnnva nd urinary
..VHe,.n ilV this 1 1. "all Of tllO KltO Kllillt'V unit L.IV1T
(. uro, ana tttia. i ao not. uuuin, ijimi ii, jiiot tirwn ;
VtrtUO." I. W. liAliTl ! K, . kf. 1. U.. OI
I t..t..a lit fsrn wiMk ltor. t A. 11 AUt'EY. 1. !..
ir-mir. n. .1.. wh itifHinar u curea uim or liniru'
;i.'r.Miirv r flnwurd I'luvcrsitv. uortttlfic "l aui
ciinvtntH-vt) that nuremotty hoivtofttre usotl or d?s-
Cnhtt call IH ntiuj jor one nnwiem. in wmipunNMi
Mich., cvrtlflea that tt oimplott'ly cured hira of t
thnuilo Uvr cttmpfumt uiwr numemun oiner rt-nw
rtlteHhtwl Ittticu. Tac&ouruuouruvutitu buiupu
t,.ti
Iho Stmt h roconnnentltHl in t ho MtHlh-Ht IteeitrUihat
i.n niiv-iifimi utlm(nlMtir this ve aunty lor Ktdney
ITor. i REe, lin Pmint-m niitiiiminr piiysnviuii in
i-iv. i is . iitu-hcxti-r. N.Y MaT a ho Would ure-
ttnfilisa T lii TrMiiilV. It I HI1 wnttiau tt l Ut'f a UlliI ItlMT
.it-. hu.iiv utv.w'iH. IMio liit hmond and ljmisvilli
J?tHUJoMrnttt iiU it had done more for tho euro
Ot bsiuuuy iMaotvaea man uny oiuur ioujcuj.
lHlla aud Halo Nervine
axo aiw auiwrior rouieiu'.
unoouHiiLHs in tneirrca
Ive flclda of disease.
Warnfir'i SrIo Keiti(r
di(a are sold by Ih-uoiist.
uud MtHiieiiio iH?ier teen
I'niuv tnrouun.Hit me ?oun
try. Send tor i'uuiphkaiUsi
O.2rnerfrC0..
ISoclicstcr. N.Y.
WELCOME SALOON.
Win. Volgt, I'raprletor.
Tnp BSST WINlS, I.TQrOtlS AND
i-igars always on liami.
BEER 5 CENTS A GLASS.
Cull and see me. Saloon in brick builtV
inu. nest door to Paiuials' furuilnre store.
2-tf WM. VOIUT.
1
It .ii. ufni'rt
5 V
t .ii.., - "I i.i -
HOW A WFE
WAS SAVED !
THE LIFE OF
GHAS.S. PRENTICE
SAVED
BY THE USE OF
WAR N ER'S
NAT 15
KIDNEY AND LIVER
Tli- fulluv.in letter provt lb at
UUKinrS DISEASE, in its' w orst
fora. I ( I RABLE :
iIf-Ji. II. II. sVakhjk A Co., tUl-T, X.
Oi.tkyM-tt : rwxfJ J-:b trvm BrigM' da
-n hy I ise n 4 jiw , I frrl it my 4uly, twt
fy i iuktmmmije niy tfratna U vtrtJ fmrvjttMily,
Imi ftt-u to tr.o tuy e mtlrm ihm pmh'.ic, mud tuv
tltvmt tw mt u9;r.n fcuujUrlf W ju-ltf wbctiwr ft
I(H.h '.IMf ihA. fsTrsaeJ V tlte "retulilV ft ill CUfBtbxV
ir pitiful inhuy or tu4.
In the mutamtiA Wi I m firnt Ukm UI Ub
intAimia tohM-K, I mm f.-n rl, Mrr t4
lirtitKt' J ciit W M4irtl, Uk,ti'ga,
ralll U ttty aid hywixi ti bi4-d ability. Afwr
reiiaifiinj; ft c;fuJtTrl.J? tftiw UipJmr b.9 care 1 Ljuui
iw lmrrtiftmntt ; on tle euulnry, my TiittM
r-tmtWb;jr exwutni. I xx-xt pimti mr) lo
Hirt;if cf t.u uf tl r.nt kyMi9 of Tutaiu, 0.
iib tvt UrtUr rrlt I vi tiara icaJtidd W try t!
kiil 4 mi eiiiW.cfJl wJi.-aJ Skiftu in Xv jt, unA f
nuauscJ im-isT hi rBT mx iirfmth. Fiiulio; iue'f
jjr.rtini Mteawii! wrmkrr, iti bo ftWteOMi oi t
kuiney !rri: ;i,i:tri, I b-;a W i):r A trva jal
iinx well.
lu Urn uuu.uu.r Jt laci tuy fiirnaiji irtr-nJ-J utvp
sbnoai, lUuikUtf tltlbatm omi(t loi)jsr wixh
tb rUr A foreign nJiersU itaen, cniht tMtsx
a i nre. f vo?txmid in finifr intr&4netitm to IL
I. !.r lt.I lr. lrcia tA Paris, sni rvammtd ondr htm
itar iitun mwtttV. IU nnl ia my cut ht 'm
kiwu m H gsrtw!b; trMtibsntt, mnS then every
tuetviv! bu.li the autt ativutitV men on tbe ou
iut .tr kouwn U ci4ar. Xo Imp-uxetaeut Wh
tsiraot, tte wTvi!ra ot Ir. B. m gentiszfca of (jUtU
ut.tu, vent tueX AoIc:tcX Hrem BjootlM of care
tul trviui4-tt lay th. kuJ nletaMa brooht mm t
th U-viutjiDj 4 Hue an rarjOMl mympUmm ot
lbr aueaie. H'iib iUm ItUabc, tiniTri liver,
hnjoir-. tli;i-!Jii anJ svrriona irrrgularitta cf Lba
bnrt. 1 iTjs,wdjJ Lo Mw.batcr, EatfteBd, and for
fit tiMMiili tti csm bffy th frkiQ of Vr. Roberta
un of ilie abarki men of hi prut In lung land.
anJ tmhur tA a m onncme uf tfaa LUMt). Uia
Civrnt knoa kl-; Ui not arail it my caae : and firtaiiy.
! inn.; 4 aor imp4n5ment."itjcb vm a cure 1
rvtur!si my na!;ri Ib1 In Xhj bvlVf thmt 1 mooL .
Wbtio I rsat.bsd bamt t. -hyjis.-in wera'avaa
Hti, a lw, on imbjtm'tiiif tau-iilrt of tba tarine w tbo
prinlTta tba test of bt aud avcaJ, iiarot-rMl tba fkrea
eara of mlbuiurn iu lar ! aurtiuiM, arbila tba mi
rnisxsijaj Kh(H4 uonwanHaa tsMt. All Lbas, Vtgnher
ith tba tH jirut sM.k of my phywianm, forced tba '
irtuiug con kiioii tbat deal b ara ine lUtrie. I tbe
tlkfmhr-! nj aadatsJ attrulant aitbaiia iateUooa4f
WiiUjf usatwre atruga on utaidej t tba nd ; fa my
uwttt&uc iu tha aibUitf of aiedioal xnaa to oi miih.
UittiM-dercsJ kldnes ha.1 Isnxaie, to my tba toaat, fraat
h besetted. At thij tima I weibed ajratf ia th
prca9B of annarat friend ia tba tthfeaaja grocery
raWbsikbuiaiit of fimtnon t Ctv, Tukdo, O., wmd
tumcd tba asia at 21 - J poatda, CT poanda man
tbn tny ord.aarj eight, tea iabalib: ia other
word, tbe tiwu of mv body vera ftaturLad aitb CT
(outJb. or ftbout iaiban, of vater.
Kitislly, a bia hsstleWy Hngefiar ia aia and aa-Ifui-Ji.
a u btforntad hf lady retiing in inywutb.
triiie, ilc tTiVMtc-r, N. Y-, Ibil oneLbarl9 ot
Clurlott, bd discovered a renaoiy tr laibt's di
?ac, a !b ahk-lt he had cured huaarli and auny oth
I iimtir! Lately rajaired Lo bta reai-imca by tbe
lak?, &td alir a trvlnketi of ftta ararka vittba
rvnis-sly (iKsar called "WAKX1RS SAFE aiXEY
AMI LU KB C'VKIT) ftU my eymptotat sdntvd and I
Ihviji i4 (w tliat I mt almost a well ataa. 1 ra
turned Ikhiw, takisi; altli ne a part of tha suediciaav
atid tisnx-, altatfb m.iitb4 have eU;wd silica I took
the last tasjark t jo fully dwU: myia-H blutvK idl,
otstbin luind and Wdir.
Shtmld tu beva ocaioa in Ihd fultua t ose tbi-
lr ti r, ytu are at liberty to d ao, aal any ona b
uoilt? to bvtitn'c tbe couciuAvenaM of my stata-
tuenu i i-pecifilly rvferrvd to the ColUMwiuf pataous
wito ver awarv of tho cbs taster of wy aUtaaat and.'
tba atajvut VrkKtuice of my caae : Hose. La
Ulanc. 3 Hue Dnrwt, laria ; Henri La blsaa, 11 R
MIoHstert0v Ifttxi; lr. S-ttiVr, ikmleaux, Fraj .
Vx. X. t b&nuaux, Ku Alita and Lucea Vichy,,
Kranev ; M. Jaa Olelulo, SI tui de laUoUa; Br
mrd BraJ-Miaa-, 3 Vork ChambervAtia.,Loa--
tlou; J. W. Lam-, 1C.. London ; -Joba U. WUaou
New York ; J. t. fiaer. ToWd O-; Thooaaa IanicUv
T-fl.-un, O.: J. Prentice, Tkdo O.
K-- fully yours,
CBAH. a PUSXTICE.
WARNER'S
SAFE
1IIEV AXU LIVER
CTTRli
The OXLV Rn0v in th WORLD lka FiOSITIVtLtT
ITRKS KKIt;UT! WISEASK, sHAtlETE, i
AIL Ki.tay wX Uivwr Ittseases.
WAltXERVS SAt'E BITTERJ.
A niedioina whl h stimulates tlto-apr e-
tito, improves ilijoslion. lealorw 1P
strength ami purities, the blood.
iTAItXEO SAFK KKKVIXK
Quifkly Moothes of all kin Ja ; euie
bvadaclie, neiiral-tia; gives sleep ami oai
ural ivst. and U tbtHt remedy kuuva
for nervous prostration.
IVAKNF.U'H NAFK I-Il-I.S.
A reiiwilv for uostivouens, torpitl liver-
d !)xp.in, lulio4unasi, malaria and l'avet
aiul giit. 'I ho boat known laxative.
HsttXt.R S NAFF. Tl,)!.
Invieorstos tha whole svafeais aa.T for
tnyalids, or persons rocoverin 1'm.im se
vere Kit knof-s, wtin ii)tiie s sourmuin
tonic, it im invaUitvVJ.
,
WARNER'S SAFE REMEDIES ar
sold lv Vruggisls aii'l Dealers in Medicine
everywhere.
II. H. WAUNEU & Ca,
HOCHESTEE, K- Y
Pol j iu S'aJem by
E. JS. II I' 8 E ELI..
In Albany, by . -
832 EO&UAV & MASOSf.