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.II7 f .V 22, 1881.
TBS KPIZOOTIt .
A alek bora? i nola nicoolijoctio clirotno
(iooi health U esential to horse as to
hotno,
But you won't one the tieature by Riving
him bron i o.
AttU if vouare urudent.poaaessingacuuiMi,
Y m won't employ sutpbur, or pills or
bitumen
And juat the aano way if the patient is
hitman.
Not any ! My friend, I'll revoal to you
whaTll
Restore him. Jnat rest him and ponUice
his throttlo ;
Don't dose him wiih anything out ef a
bottle.
'Ventilate. Fumigate. Feed him on gruel;
Wrap him up. Coax and caress him, for
you will
Save a sick horay ly simply observing
this ru-el.
Swab bis nostril tth te id-like water or
brandy,
For ha can't wipe his none with his hoof,
you tee, and he
la so rigid he can't u ie a handerchief
bandy.
If a cltp comes aJong with "a sure ran
Go lea 1 him ligftfaau of Ih i Laru by the
He's the fellow Bpreadln th9 hip-
rhinorrhea.
UP
TBlSt. THE FAttMEKS I D kon.
Buttermilk pouieJ over the back
of a r carry pig will remove the scurf.
Oat grown oa clay land make the
bet meal, keep the longest and
bring the highest price.
Any animal if allowed to get poor
after having been fat will never fat-
tea stiJKeil again.
If salt addr-eh-rt-oal be fed to hogs
every week it will greatly benefit
them in preserving their health.
What oats and corn are to the
horse, manure is to the plant ; but
the same manure does not do for all
plants.
Experiment shows that with E-trly
Rose potatoes the smallest amount of
seed in the hill yields the best crop.
Use chemical manure in prefer
ence to any other for potatoes. Or
dinary manure may contain the mil
dew seeds.
Pruning ought to bd done aier the
leaves attain their size, when the
wounds will not bleed and they will
tfotnmence to heal immediately.
There is nothing better for a fer
tilizer of grape vines than ground
bone. It seems to afford the vine
and fruit just the elements required.
Six bushels of peas equal ten bush
els of corn for fattening; hog?, and
peas yield a larger number of buskels
tthe acre than corn.
jwrmc hr Btrtrr your hens up
keep them out of the garden, do
tlot forget to give them an occasion
' nX sod so they raay scratch aad peck
at it.
When wheat is cut young it will
he lighter in color and will ferment
ore quickly titan that cut later.
te cut wheat will make the least
ur but the strongest and best.
The general opinion is that ants
are enemies to fruit trees, but it has
long since been proved that they
destroy larvie and chrys titles and
that they do not touch the fresh fruit
For family cow.8, heifers with their
first calves should be milked within
a few weeks of their coming in again.
If dried off early they will always
dry up their milk early.
A calf will draw off the milk in
three minutes, and the nearer a
milkman can come to that the better.
A slow milker makes the cow impa
tient, which often causes her to hold
op her milk.
Ground that wiil raise "0 bushels
of corn will raise from 100 to LiO
bushels of potatoes if th- market
fails they can be fed with advantage
to cows, pigs and chicken.
It is a gowi plan to cut a quantity
of hay very early and store it as green
as it is safe to do so. Beserve this
for winter feeding for milk cows.
The quantity of milk will be greater
as long asthts hay lasts.
A great mistake is mady in put-
t'lU-S ciWs nUddenlv fr.im Unv unrl
r ' - r -
uu- to young grass and open air.
your cow, especially if site be a
r of good stot-k, out for onlv one
hours a day at the fir.-d.
irees raay be gu irdad front
attacks of grubs by attaching to
eir trunks pieces of tow, smeared
with a mixture of chloride of lime
and hogs lard ; srrts and grubs al
ready in possession will leave.
When about to set out young ap
ple trees eHnine the roots lor the
wooly aphis, that rosemUles the
White mould. Washing the roots
with carbolic acid, soapsuds, ,r la n
strong decoct ion of tobacco destroys
this insect.
Young cows do not give as rich
mtiK as m -;e ot mature age do. A
lean cow gives poor milk and a fit
cow rich milk.
The stings of . bees, wasps, yellow
jackets, hornets, etc, are not only
painful, but with some persons may
be dangerous. if you can see the
ing extract it with tweezers or by
wutch-key over it. At-
tshorn, sweet oil, whis-
jologne. f there is depres
sion j.ive stimulants.
Amateur fruit growers are very
chary of performing the operation
known a thinning out the promising
crops on their trees and vine. Thev
cannot bear to remove a single pear
ouncn oi grapes. But
lieious thinning of the crop is one
fie surest waysef securing a noun-
harvest ot the best quality. A
nerve at the beginning will af-
a vast deal of satisfaction at the
the season.
id of lettuce, two feet across,
:jiif,ifpd at fcaiita Ito,?.,
lim'S Garden.
IP5 r
Estperlraontlng on the depth at
which wheat should bo covoretl, the
following results were obtained. Of
fifty grains deposited at the deoih of
eight inches ot.ly two cam up, and
these formed no heads; at seven in
ches one-fourth came up hut formed
no heads. Ten out of the fi.'ty camo
up when covered live Inches deep,
but hud defective heads. At four
inches covering tin re were a few per
fect head, but most were defective.
Of those covered three inches all camo
up, but the Invst yield was from those
covered only i wo inches deep. The
conditio of the soil as to moisture is
not stated, nor the state of the sea
son, but we should infer it was moist
or those planted three Inches would
have been better than those at two.
The same oxperlmentersay8 he pre
fers to cover his wheat one inch auu
never more than two.
The following is the result of an ex
peri men t with seed corn. Four boxes
of earth, alike In quantity and expos
ure to light and heat, were planted
at the same time wttn corn irom a
single ear, and placed in a physician's
office. In one box dry corn was plant
ed; in another seed previously soaked
In clean warm water; in the third seed
which had been soaked in a solution
of lime water; in the fourth seed soak
ed in cmorute oi ume auu copperas
water, equal parts. One week after
the dry corn had not germinated; the
forn in the second box had just com
menced to sprout; that In the third
box was just showing the green
blades; while that in the fourth box
had grown nearly three inches in
height. Copperas water will prevent
birds and worms from oating the
seed, and one pound of dried copperas
will soak enough seed corn to plant
twenty acres.
The National Live Stock Journal
sums up the reason why every farmer
should havo a flock of sheep: A farm
can be stocked with sheep for less
mouey than with cattle, horses or
hogs. Sheep wiil come nearer to
utilizing everything that grows ou
the farm than other animals. Less
labor will be required for getting feed
and stock together. The returns will
come in sooner and oftener than with
my other farm stock except hogs.
Less money is required for shelter
and fencing and less labor is involved
in herding, where outside pasturage
is accessiblo and preferred. And
finally, a handsome income on the
investment can be had without the
sale of the animals themselves.
In the vicinity of cities and large
towns in England fanners sow con
siderable quantities of clover, which
is mown when in blossom and done
up in bandies, weighed, loaded into
wagons and taken to the town or
city, where it meets with a ready
sale to cabmen, truckmen, omnibus
men, and all persons owning horses.
These bundles of clover make an ex
cellent feed for horses, besides mak
ing a change. The clover, when fed
in small quantities, has medieinal
properties which keep the boMM In
good condition during the summer,
and horses fed occasionally with
green clover are rarely if ever either
out of condition or troubled with har
ness galls.
Oliver De Sevres, a French writer,
in a work on underd rain Ing in 1000
says : "Should stone for replenishing
ditches fail on the spot do not have
them brought from a distance at a
great expense, but instead use straw.
The rye straw on account of its
strength, can be used, and this fail
ing replace it with wheat straw. The
straw should be arranged itvo bun
dles one foot thick, and two and a
half feet long, tied up even at three
even equi-distant p'ace. Straw thus
employed wilt last a long time, for it
is admitted that being within the
earth and without the effects of air,
straw remains sound over one hun
dred years."
Henestly and equitably managed,
railroads are the must beneficent dis
covery of the century, but rvuid
by irresponsible and uncontrolled cor
srate management, in which stock
watering and kindred swindles are
tolerated, and favoritism in charges is
permitted, they become simply great
engines to accomplish uncqtiMl taxa
tion, and to arbitrarily re-distribute
the wealth of the country. When this
state of thingsis sought to be ierwtuat
ed by acquiring political power and
shaping legislation through corrupt use
ot money, the situation becomes more
serious.
Tin? Fitrmers Home Journal, of Har
din county, Ky., says gloomily: ''Stock
of all kinds are thin, hogs dying with
the cholera.distemper prevailing among
hors', peaches nearly all killvd, and
wh-ift crop not promising."
Tho following is said to le an aoli-
d re for blight in poAr trees one
l'nrtof slaked liim, one quart of
ne phosphate and one ounce of sul
phur sprinkled under each tree.
ft Ia estimated that the grain rri
oi JSeiiraska lor 188 1, If the preut
utlook holds grood the balance of tlu
season, will aggregate 105,000,000
t . . rni. t .
uuMieis. mis m an increase ovor
1 880 of fully thirty per cent.
rn L- A. m s a m .
ne an oi agriculture consists es
sentially in producing materials of
a certain quality in the greatest pos
sible quantity with the least expense
or money or time.
a car r new wheat, the tirat of
the season, arrived In St. Louis June
8, from Fort Worth, Texas-. It
graded No. 3 Red Winter, and sold
at auction for $1.50 per bushel.
Tl.p following is said to be an anti-
uote ror wight in pear trees: One
quart of slaked lime, one quart of bone
phosphate and one ounce of sulphur,
sprinkled under each tree.
Calves should have a run in a good
piece of grass. The vrdua of a cow
depends so much on the first year's
growth that the calf should have the
bestjof feed, that Uie mature animal
raay be the most profitable.
Leaves of trees absorb no water
but they throw off daily hundreds of
millions of gallons whh-h are taken
up by the roots.
Jfuckievcies are rjf,e in jaogson
county. -si
MOW TO in:i Till CHIMIN I N.
There is no animal 1 know of born
Into the world In a state of greater
helplessness than the human infant,
and none more dependent upon arti
ficial means to keep up the animal
heat. It would very soon succumb
to the tsild if not protected. This is
proved by the fact that a very much
larger proportion of children die dur
ing the winter than during the sum
mer, although as regards the mortal
ity of the young and the middle aged
there is very little difference between
those seasons. Tho older a child
gets the bettor it becomes able to re
sist cold, but and I would that moth
ers would lear this well in mind
not until a boy or girl is well into his
or her teens should fostering warmth
be looked upon otherwise than its a
friend, or cold otherwise than as t
deadly foe. Children in the cradle
are seldom or never neglected by
. . ...
well-to-do-parents, butitis when achild
begins to run about, and is able to
go out of doors, that mistakes are
made about the clothing, which often
lead to speed lly fatal illnesses, or
sow the seeds of future ailments,
which render life a misery and a
bunion, that can only be laid down at
the portals of the tomb. Instead of
studying warmth and comfort In the
clothing of their children, many
mothers study only fashion. 1 speak
advisedly, for 1 have proof of what 1
aver every day of my life.
It is not ray province to tell my
lady readers how to cut the patterns
for their children's dresses, or oven
to choose the material from which to
make them ; but as a medical man
it is my duty to remind them that
the child who Is clothed warmly,
cleanly and neatly Is far better dress
ed than one whose at tiro shows it to
be a victim to a votaress of fashion.
The one has a chance of turning out
a healthy man and a useful member
of society, the other has not.
To those who are between tho ages
of ten and twenty I have to say that,
with no desire to advise them to be
overelothed, and thus made hot
house plants of, to much attention can
not be paid to keeping them warmly
clad. Cold is fatal to the young ;
warmth is life Itself ; cold retards
the building up of the tissues of bone
and muscle ; warmth enc Mirage it;
cold interferes with the due perform
ance of the skin, throws extra work
on the liver and kidneys, and blunts
the nervous energy of the brain itself;
warmth has altogether a contrary ef
fect. Some parents labor under the er
roneous impression that tbey are
making their children hardy by al
lowing them to expose themselves
to the deleterious effects ot the ab
sence of warmth. To maintain the
animal heat in the young it Is not
necessary that the clothing should
be heaped upon them, nor that they
be carefully made' prisoners of indoors
whenever the dry is chill or the
winds blow igh. The clothing
should be light rather than heavy
light and protective ; and the mater
ial itself should be studied, not the
quantity arjtrw.
-a
It was once believed the house leek,
if grown ujon the roof, would protect
the house from being truck by light
ening. o
hwrrh Ulrrrlorj.
Y. P. C. A Mets at their room in Fos
ters brick building, on Velneaday evenings
at 7-10 o'clock, and on SahlsUh afternoons at
4k Business meetings are held on the even
ing of the second Morulay ia each month.
Everybody invited to attend.
U. P. Cbciumv Preaching every KahLath,
at II a. ml, and 7 r. M. by Rev. f, O. Ir
vine, D. D. Sabbath benool at 2:30 r. ml
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
Evax(oiual Chlrcm. Preaching on Sab
bath at 11 a. ml, and 71 t. n. Sabbath
School 12:15. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. W. ('. Kantaer, pastor.
sM . . M
vosfjKKijATiox.it. i it c tu n. Services every
Sabbath at II a.
School at 2:30,
Thursday evenu.
and 8 r. M. Sabbath
Prsyr meeting
of cacti week. J.
on
W.
Harris, pastor.
M. K. C'Hl'ki it, ' in. Services every
SbUth at St Psul h M. K. Church, South,
at II a. M. and 74 r. M. Sabbath School
at 12 r. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day eve.'ing. il. t. Miller, paUr.
IC E. in : u. Preaching every Sabbath
at II a, m. and 74 r. m. Sonir service in
the eveuitig before sermon. Sabbath School
u z:30 r. u. I'rmycr meeting every Thurs
lay evening. 1. Ihllon, nsktor.
lAintr t'liL Ki n. Services every Sahbath
at 11a. m. nd 71 . u. .Sahiutk School st
12. Pray r meetiug every Thursday even
ing. W, raw). .i.l, jjaUr.
Tk. ... m .
i KEnHi ri.Bf AS t Hi K u. ,cn i. e every
Sahliath morning and eventttfl in t'olleue
ChapeL Suol School immediately rl'ter the
morning servn-e. Prayer meeting every
lliurbOay eventtig. l.ev. KllK-rt i. I ondit,
pastor.
wt r tvjh
always Cures and never disap
points. Too world's creat Pain-
Reliever for Man aad
Cheap, quick and reliable.
PITCHER'S C ASTORIA
i not Narcotic. Children
grow fitt upon, Mothers like,
and Physicians recommend
CASTORIA. It regulates tho
Bowels, cures Wind Colic,
allays Feverishness, and de
stroys Worms.
WEI BE MEYER'S CA
TARRH Core, a Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala
dy, by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery sinoo Vac
cination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures at
any stage before Consumption
sets in.
ftlavea's Cherry Tooth Paste.
An aromatic combination for the r reser
vation of the Teeth and Gums. It is far
superior to any preparation of the kind in
tbe market. In large, handsome opal
pots, pries 60 cents. . For sale by Foshay
Mason, Albany, Oregon.
FARMS FOR HALE
HY
STEWART & GREY,
Real Estate Brokers,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Tho follow ing Is a partial list :
170 acres tune ami a half miles went ef
Tangent, On gon.and (1 miles from Albany,
so acres In cultivation ; 40 acre more ran
be put In cultivation easily; balance good
Umber ami pasture land. Noil, rich black
prairie. Uood bouse and barn, good board
lence, all in good repair t young orchard
ef 100 trees: good wed and running stream
for stock ; good school, oh arch and post
office ; good neighborhood ami good soci
ety. Terms fab per acre 5 fJ.OOO down,
rest on easy terms.
100 acres 6 miles south east of flalsey,
6 miles from Hrownavllleand I milos from
liarrlaburg. f0 acres in cultivation and
all rich prairie land; no timber, but plen
ty within 4 miles and cheap. All under
good fence; house one and a half story,
4 rooms and upstalrst barn 20x80 and a
good Krainory; two good wells, one wind
mill pump; now land. Kvervtbing about
tne place in tbe way of buildings, fences,
etc., is new ami In good shape ; Narrow
(lauge runs through the place and station
unar; good school, church aud post-olUco
facilities. Terms, ilOOQ.
820 acres 14 miles east of Albany, and 4
miles from depot on narrow gauge ; SO
acres In cultivation ; '210 prairie, act culti
vated but good (suture, and a portlcn fair
plow land 00 acres light timber, good
wood. Kntlre laud under fence ; average
buildings, house and bai n ; amall orchard
a or 0 acres, apples, etc, school and church
both near. Uood nelgUlsirhood. I'rlco 4,
000; terms, one third down, time on rent.
226 acres, 18 mile east of Albany and H
miles from Narrow (iauae; H acres In cul
tivation, 76 prairie, not plowed, in pasture.
05 small brush ; two small houses aud
bourns : good orchard. 0 acres, spples, etc
all under fence.uot llrst class: school house
on land; good neluhborbood. Price $3,
500; terms one-third down; balance on loug
time.
100 acies 10 miles east of Albany and s
miles from Narrow iauge. I'liiniproved;
tood farm land, mostly nr brush. Price
s per acre, one-third down, easy terms
on balance.
SO acres lylns 15 miles due south of Al
bany. 0 miles Miuthweat of Ijebanon ; and
one and a naif miles from Wand Kidge
school bouse; '2 miles from church and M
mile from station on Narrow tiaugw ; all
under cultivation, fair board and rail
fence; well drained ; no standing water;
one uiH aud pump; ll. black prairie and
-rich; house 10.' -.124 3 rooms and up-
staiis; IH story; small stable; all in fall
wheat and crops looking line. Price, 82.1
per acre, terms easy.
2200 acres 10 ml lea east of Hsrrisburgon
the line of tbe narrow gauge railroad, flic
lineal sto-k ranch In Linn county; a living
stream of water runs tbe entire length of
the farm. All enclosed with splendid
feu Tea; a fine dwelling; good large barn
and two smaller houses for tenants or help.
2a0 acres In .cultivation, and the balauue
In pasture laud ; about 1000 aires are sua
ceptibleof cultivation; a splendid orchard
and good well en the place. Terms cay,
part cash and balance on long time.
130 acres lying 4 miles west of Albany
on road to Co rv all is ; all under fence ; 100
acres in cultivation ; can all be cultivated
except about 15 acres. Price, 3& per acre;
flMlf down and balance secured by mort
gage; dwelling house of two rooms and
good log barn, ahedded on three sides.
School 1 mile.
280 acrmo KanowUaugeroad.il miles
from Albany and & miles from Hclo, and
754 miles from Jefferson. 115 acrea good
farminc land, 75 acres la cultivation; re
mainder in timer aud brush; houae !82M,
with 10 foot walla, ell 10x28 ; good bam
22x34 wl th 14 foot shed on one side; good
rent-es end water. Terms fSftOfXeaah down
If possible. Rather than net sell will lake
82OU0 down, and balance on 2 to 3 years
Ume. secured by mortgage.
190 acres . of s mile west of Albany;
100 acres in cultivation aud 9 acres oak
and ash limber, good wood land; all under
fence, board and rail, some good aad Vi
bad ; about 7 acres hi orchard, apples,
mostly pears; goad aotlt 20 bushels wheat
per acre on average; good two -story fraaiu
bouse, plastered, 0 rooms, built iu 1873,
and xstt S20T$ good barn. 20x40 and two
bods; well arranged for farm purposes.
Terms, 88000, 2 years time on 85000.
150 acres VA miles west of Tangent; 100
acres In cultivation; all new mod. ci
and la good order; good two story ho
8 rooms, nearly new and In gfxxl uoadi
tion; good new barn 80x80; floe young
orchard, 160 plum and prune trees, fair
apple orchard; fences la good order; plen
ty running water; 20 acres of good timber
rich, blank soil and very productive.
Price 85250, H cash and balance on time.
100 acres one and a half miles northeast
of Albany: 15 acres in wheat, rest In fair
average; woodland; good land; nearly
fenced. Price $25 acre; terms easy.
500 acres 1 mile southeast of Hoda
Springe ; fair farming ; amall house;
300 acres fenced. Will be sold in small
tracts or all together, good school, church
and post-office at felodaville, also the Hoda
Springs. Price 85 per acre; easy terms.
20 acres 3 miles northwest cf Lebanon,
near Narrow Gauge; river bottom, ricb and
productive: unimproved, desirable for
garden. Price 820 jr acre; terms eaay.
320 acres southwest of Sweet Home ; all
under good fence, fenced Into Ileitis; 5
acres in good orchard, apples and peaches;
house with two rooms and upstairs: large
frame barn; soil, ricb, mack loam, bottom
laud ; 90 acres in cultivation ; balance
good pasture land; well watered with
springs; good timber 30 miles southeast
of A'bany, 12 miles irom Brownsville and
5 miles from Crawfordsvllle; 0 miles from
good grist mill ; 2 miles to school, church
and postoillce. $10 per acre, easy terms.
160 acres 8 miles south ot HodavHIe and
20 miles from Albany; unimproved. Price
86 per acre.
70 acres 18 milei east of Albany : unim
proved. Price 85 per acre; easy term.
103 acres Tying 3 miles above Lebanon
on tbe Lebanon Mountain road. No fen
ces or Improvements. 15 or 2d seres tim
ber, balance rich prairie land. Price $13
per acre.
80 acres 1 H miles above Onealia, 011 Ya
quina Pay, kuown as tbe old shipyard. It
bas a splendid frontage on tne liay, and
wi'l lie sold at $11 per acre.
GjOOA A MONTH ruarsiit-wu. 812 s dsy st horns
nPOUU made by the IndustrlotM. Capital not in
quired ; we will start you. Men, women, boys sad
Kirle make money taster st work tor us than at any
thiuir else, Tbe work is light and pleasant, and such
as anyone can go right at. Thus who are wise who
see this notioe will send us their addresses at once and
see for themselves. Costly Outfit aad terms. Now i
tho time. Those already at work are laying up larg
sums ot money. Address THUS A CO., Auumt
Maine.
ALBANY BAKERY AND GROCERY.
JOHN POX, PROPRIETOR.
Keeps constantly on hand a full and complete stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS, TOBAC
CO AND CIGARS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, CHOICE CON
FECTIONARY, THE BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR,
BREAD, PIES, GAKES, COOKIES,
And everything usually found in a first class Bakery and Grocery. I am
the sole agent in Albany for the celebrated
NATIONAL WASHING POWDER.
This powder is used without injury upon the most delicate fabric, and
cleanse all articles thoroughly without rubbing or boiling. It contains
no acids or alkalies, and is the most economical wash powder ever offered
to tbe public.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
48yl
cuKimv. c. a. vahhk:
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHEREV & PARKE8,
(NutHwssor to r. (.'. Chorry.)
Machinists, Millwrights, and Iron
Founders,
WK If AVE OUH NEWMHOP8 Aldj
oom (dated, and ar now tiriusired to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Nteain Kuglnea, ClrUt and
Saw Mill Machinery, 1111 J all kinds of Iron
aud Ilrasa Castings.
raTTKStft sf 4 UK ON 8IIOHT aOTK'tU
Special attention gi veil to repairing all
kinds of mschlnery. Will also manuiac
ture the Improved Cherry A While (J rain
separator.
stiup ea llakrr St. Oilier a La Hiker tsrd.
Albany, Or., Dec. 1, 1880. 18tf
A BARGAIN !
Valuable Property for Sale.
THBALW58 FRUIT DRYER,
Including the hiilhliiig ami lots upon
which It Is situated, Is for sale at a her-
Bin. Tuere are two uryers anu
sold separately. This Is a
1 hey tan
KwmI Op
Crtunity for fruit raisers to secure
st dryer made, at a low price.
tne
Tbe lots are very valuable lying on the
river front, ami having a railroad switch
running by litem, ills a gtsNi inositoii
fby a custom flourlug mill, foundry, or
auy such bullies.
For further rticulars call tti the PresL
dent or Hecrelaryor the 0mjH.11 v.
a. r. C KAWKoKIl,
L. C. Rica, President.
Secretary. so
NEW BARBER SHOP I
J. I. SIRLES, Prop'r.
A IOO! SKA IO AM SHAMPOO goes
J with each abave. I'rieee for shaving
aud hair-cuttintr same as usual. Kooium
opposite Mcllwaiu's store. IWf
.fAMK3 DANNALS,
MastvAcrraKS aSD ssataa ts
FURNITURE REDDINC
C'eraer ferry ssst Sereed streets.
ALBANY. ORKCiO.
OOMIyl
THE!
BOSS PAIN KILLER
OP THE WORLD
-is
DR. HFM s S
I il.ll I !(. OIL.
The New Medical Wonder
of tho llMli ( out in .
THK W0NIIKKFI I AK0LIKHKR F
FAIN.
A SWA 1 1 II IOK
DIPHTHERIA AND SORE THROAT i
Tb assrt artJHiiliinj lb. tmM Its. -, ki.. n
SsH-asaaiir Falaa atapawS la ts aalaalsa.
Sraralaia lalas alapycS la IS aslaalra.
Hrsiarlif atppr4 la 3 nalaatr.
Tthmeh topprd tm l-t mlaalr.
Aaj frr tins mf aassSara la the rir.h rr
llrtrS la is aalaalrs.
TO BE USED EXTERNALLY.
For sals kjr all drugy' aiwl Jc-alera In inwli'.-iiics,
and at wsalsssls bjr
HODGE, DAV : A CO.,
POKTLAM). OUeUOH.
YiAluwing is uoc 4 ths many UwlimoiilaU rscs'tail.
Ths writer, Mrs. WsaUtartunt. ia wall ami farorabl
known In this ity. t'-.t aarSs ulars laiutr of J. w
Wcalhcrl.rU a Co.
losTt n, Oaasos.
Da. Hasurr : -I wss euffrrtng will. jm Intensely,
an that fur several days I wss not able l strals-hlcn
myself. I used some of your MJgbtniny Unintent,"
attU it rsmovad the pain upon the llrst application.
Tbe fourth application removed all son lit cause 1 by
the twin. Kor tooOtache aud nenrmlgia It Is a apecifti
ha vine bwsu tried ia my own family. I have used
gallons of liniment of tsrious kinds, and And this to
any. I hhrhl) re-onnucnd it ti an nuSorniif
uli acliea an, I ie(na.
nl'yl
J1IW J. W. WKATIIKRI OKI..
Notice of Copartnership
TAJOTICK IS IIERKHY fJIVKN THAT
J3I the undarsiKneri bave this day entered
Into a copartnership for the purpose of
carrying on aud conducting a drug and
book store In Albany, Llun county, Ore
gon, under tbe firm name of ('. A. J'lmn
titer A Co.
Dated this ttie 15th dsy of Juna, 1881.
4ert C. A. PLUM M Kit,
O.O. McWAlN.
Mr J. H. Batks, Newspaper Advertis
ing Agent, 41 Park Itow (Time Huildin)
New York, is
uthorhsed to contract for
advertisements
best rates.
in tho Ukmockst at our
TO 1HE WOKKlflU CLASS.
We ara now prsparad to furnish alt classes with con
slant employment at home, the whole oi the lime, or
for their pars momenta, business now, liyht aiul
prontuble. Person, of sither sex ossily earn frisu -n
cents to S per eveiiiiii;, and a propurtlonal sum hv
devotinif thetr whole Ume to the Inuineea. boys and
jrlrl earn nearly as much as men. Thai all who see
tills notice may send their addreas and it the himl
nc m we make this offer : To audi as are not well sat
isfied ws will send one dollar to y for the tmtihle of
writing. Full articiihra and outitl true. AddrMSi,
Okoaua Stimsos a Co., Portland. Maine. -J) 1
ft 1 F ( U ro tooo A YKAK. or Ut 9H a day In
IP I t)jf your own locality. No risk. Women do
as wall as men. Many make more than the aaisawl
taUnl above. No one rati fail to make money fast.
Any one can do the work. You can make from 60 uta.
to 2 an Soar by devoting your evenings and spare
time to the btsnnsas, It costs nothing- to try the bus
iness. Nothing like it for money making ever offered
before. Business piessant and strictly honorable.
Header, II yoa want to know all altout the best paying
business before the public, send us your address and
wa will tend you full particulars and private terms
free ; samples worth $6 also free ; you can then make
up your mind for yourself. Address OKORtiK 8T1N
SON CO., Portland, Maine.
JOHN FOX,
First Street. Albany, On
e
Cs
I'ermlt mv to call atttoniion lo my
i 'OIITAD I X (jfUAI
ss linprovefl snd porfe(Hel for the the soason
iiiron i-x :im:y for the purpose of ainu-hUiK
iiisfumcM. I am making Him only ii'iuiiie
(inssess the Kraih pasMs through two osjralioiiH, and nan no return' l when mvtesary
lor n third, i.y a return ehivator, maklnir it
miu'blne warranUnl. 'all and inssw-t them.
4Ga
AT T1IK Ol.f) NTANI. 72 FIIWT HTltKirr, f I AM ON HAND As FINK A
ArSSllltTMKNT Or
COOK, BOX AND PARLOR
STOVES AND RANGES,
Am mii- Immisi- lit (tie valley. II at mo Imports and utanul m 1 in-e-a
TIN, 8HEET IRON AND COPPER WARE
K RVKKY liKSTTKIPTTON IN MTCK'K
JIANII, A KUII A'fiSUKTMK.tTOK
GENUINE GRANITE IRON WARE.
AI.Ij OF WHICH UK OFKKIW TO THK PDBU0 AT PRICKK, THAT DKKV
fOMFITTITION. CALL AT Tl FIItffT MTKKKT, AIjBANY, ORBOON.
Repair work done
READ!
Hull ol Linn County Council. 1. of H . )
Mai 7tii, I88L i
vi:. KCQMSB arc has a v,
A'jnu J. V. OSnOllSK CO.t AUny, Orjm :
Sir. : - At :t rrulsr m! iii f the Linn (.Vaiutjr Jlusiiigi Cmuk iI, P. of H ,
lill litis 1av, I lie? I . ML OtiKirnn dr Co. Haivi-slin Machinery was nl...i-,j f4,r
the use .t lh 1'alruits uf ihi. jurisilictioii.
Yours l5fiiH-tfiillv,
(Signe.1) IL C POWRfX, rVcreiry.
It ia with priilr ll. it ri-iYr to
Im'm from tli I .it.it County '.utiu il, tt
llitt Istit nttil most MMVivtsftil furiiMTH of I.tltii, Line, Ituton nml Marion 'oiin
tint. Tlfoy Mirclinws n lttrg muulx r of Osnoity; LiMiKits lt y.-ar. unl &o
Uflivttnwl whm tli ?,utisfsrtion giv?n during tlio harvt-st of l.HSl) t lasst. iln-y linvit
ilncided t ordt'.r snotlicr lot for tin coiuing liarvettt. Tliis -uilorw-ui-ii sM-uks
volumen for tho OjumiUNK, and it in now in order for miotluT wail of "liuiuKug'
ftntl "U'tvare" to aMenl from the ttcnttt of the only turiue uiel Piammr Hinder.
To tli wanting our m:tchine wt; nay, in all sincerity, giv us your onlcra t-arly,
that we may lie able to su)lv yon. Our order to the iesent '! our most
sanguine exitatiotis, and wu are daily adding the nauu-a of some of our heat
fanners to the list. Mr. Hurge, the Northwest coast inan.ii.- r of tin firm of D.
M.OslorneAC .writi h me that it in theHatnefrotn all (nits of thecountry.and ha
telegraphed for more marhine. Ho come on with your ordfrw. if any 'f out !
ciiHUimers .- .t macli. tor that la out OI ortler, ami n tpnns soy aaisiiif in
ndjiisting tiie aatne, if they will leave word at my ollii-e in this -i:y, or srrtla to
D. M. Osborne & Co., Portlantl, liefore harvest cnimeiie-tf tLei a ill I wjcii
ujwn yVv of clutr-jr. We have no cry of fraud oi warnii.k i makt aaiuat
irresM)nsille agenla, or any one eke. Every machine aold l is is iu tl.f name
of and warranted by I). M. Osborne A Co., wboe re8snsihility is not ques
tioned by any rtichtU4 dealer in America,
41 " EUGENE BUCHANAN.
HOFFMAN & JOSEPH,
-imoPWEtORS OF
ALBANY SODA WORKS,
-AND DEALERS IN
Imported and Domestic Cigais, Tobaccos, Groceries, Provisions,
Candicr Nuts and Tropical Fruits.
A Il:ni.-, - ... Oregon.
OKR DOOR BBLOW JOHN BftlGGV STORK. S9u3
500,000
In tbe United States
STUDEBAKER
Their Carer! roiMil.tr ily n Due to the Eapeeial rare Taken in Me
leeliutc the Material.
THE WOOD BEING THK BEST!
SEI.K(Tr.l treat the t-.ivst ..t Itanana. wliirb sre noted fur the suierior quality of timber tuiuMe for
wasli BStiktatr. livery n'm mihjeuletl Uicltisti lnsettioii, aixl .lis. ar.V-il it not uu lo tin- stantlurd. Hit- best
Meolianli'MMiv ein.l..n-.l, thus liiurhis llrst class work, Slid .u-.nlo.-.iu a wasruu wltich tor strtujriK. UurabiUty,
and liv Ui uf ilralt Is itul KiirusKkud.
They are the BEST Ironed Wagons in tho Market.
Every ono having our Patent Round Edge
Projecting Tire,
Whiob arataeta the paint anu felloe. No othe.- manufacturer Itas the riyht tooaeit. All at our Thlmb).
Skein Wagons have our patent HKE1N AND TBUS8 AXLE, which grostly streiiithens tlta Axis snd prevent
the hkelu f rmn working loose. Our Wagons also have
The Slope Shouldered Spoke,
Strength of the Wheels.
gar AH of the above Improvements cannot be usci by any other makers without iufriitgement.
gar A full line of these Wagons can t found in the principal towns ot Oregon and Washington.
EUGENE BUCHANAN, Agent,
ALBANY, ..
ilfatftW
CD
Pi
IS K 10 1 ARATOK,
of 1H81. These machines are maniifac
liiem ui tne (Jlnereui k inds or tlirfwtilu
'-leaner in Ilia Unltefl HUtes, and by my
tin - Ix-xt si:!'l deaiior mauur.i-tur'l.
Kvery
D. REST,
Shop fix of Lytnt KlrH AHmny, Or.
OR TO OKDHK. AI,SO, HE KKIN ON
at reasonable figures.
tin al-v- -uiiitiiuiiit'ntiiu, coining as il
luittiiK - .ts asxoci.-ttii.ii nisjf) of houm of
PEOPLE
ue the celebrated
WAGON and
which Greatly Increases the
- - OREGO
NEW FIRM -
R SAl.THi
W. 1.AX01
NOTWK 18 HKRKBY OIVKJf 'i H A 3
K. Seltmsrsh bss sold to K. W. 1-sn
s one-half Intetest In bis
DRUG STOCK
A.1!ST 'I3C:TTTT30e-
Tie new firm will emdhniP Isassiaiei at
tbe old stand,
COli 1ST AND ELLSWOirril sTS.
x i tu, m hm; iMBUfbl m
All outstanding accounts
and indebtedness contracted
previous to March 1st, 1881, will
be collected and paid by'Mr
Saltmarsh. n32tf.
ALRAN V
IIAKBLi: WORKS
ALBANY, Oltr.l.OV
STAMiKR BROS. - Frpin-tiii.
MONUMENTS, TABUTSr
-NI-
iii:a ik iom:
Kxefiill in Italian or Vermont Marble.
Al-o, . v. r ,- vartef y of cemetery ami
other stJiie work done will. u-J mUi aiuf
dtspefeh.
KM'ial attention trivtrii to f.r.Jfs from
all fstrtH of this Stat an. I Wafiiniion
TerrWory.
SSffTAII work warratite.1. )6; '.r,
ALBANY FOUNDRY
AND
MA tli 1 1; SHOP.
i sr lit i. is III i !.
By A. F. CSICRBT, situa!f l at rr.crof
First ami Motitm.nv Mfraet., Allstny,
Oregon.
Having taken eliarireof thealj(Vf nsmetJ
Works, we are prupareit to manulavture
flies m Knginea, Saw snd 'r,i Mill-,
WoJ.workiiiK Ma:liiueryt Pumps. Iron
and Brats CaHiinga of every dew-ription.
Machinery of all Jtinda repalrf.1. S
etal attention given to rejsurinx farm u a
ehlnery. Paltrra Maklas lar la all lla f..r..
Hkllyl A. F. CHERRY Jk SON.
YING SAM WA'S
LAUNDRY !
Does tbe I jest wanning Sml ironing in Al
bany at lowest rate. Cont nn-ta ine for
CllMaae labor. Ijauudrv ou Waal ingtou
alr-rt, opsstte MarKliallV l.ivrr v Mall-.
REMOVAL!!
M. S. MONTEITH,
PBOOK & JURWk
RZITTBR
HAS REMOVED TO THE
DEMOCRAT BUILDING
rp-STAiirs.
o-
M kinds of Job li inline execute! wit'b
tlissU-b, and at fair living rat.
CTLEUAL BLANKS FOR SAI.E.-C4
To tin4 Unfortunaie !
BE LGIBBON'S
Dispeasaiy.
kl IBM
c:l Street, ban t ri w ,..
Rsdal-hsM in I KM, r
ths trvatawHit at aVxaal
ainl Stcuiial liiseaaca. turh
in atl
forms, Itaiwlrs. t .
MesMtaa! Srsksm, night leests by drju.
pies on the face sod loss of luanhuou iu pusuitJy be
cured. The sick and afflicted shouta not fail IrtywM
UfKtn hisa. Tbe iKjctor has travel i extoiakvely in
Kurope, and inspected thomnghly Uie variuaa rH4
tals there, olttainiag a great deal of valuable infonus
tiou. which be iecumpeU-nt to impart to tttosc in tml
o his amrtSSSk 1K. tilltHoN will make a ctsarxf
unless he effect a cure, fneraons at a distance MAI
fSJ! I Kt l AT nflUK. All ouUMniuiii-MMta
strictly conSdesitial. Vou te no ouc bat the iKirtwr.
Send ten dollars for a nckasr medicine. l'ers.-os
writing to the Doctor will phe Mate the name of ike
stpcr they sec I his Mlvertisenieut in. t.'ltann in
onalile. Call or write. Addrca Hit. J. K. i;thl:i-N .
Box rssr.7. San traaciseu. vl.'oHS
rtk M"a t;reat etuuuee to ntake nxi.M.v. V.
M WM.M B.Feii-.i a pernon in every Utn t-.i. I.
subscriptions for the laryet, -heapest ainl lwtt illuv
trated family publicatioii in the workl. Auj u4tio
Itrfonte a succewlul i.vut. Si elesHt mutii of att
give; free to swbsrribcrs. Tlie price is o U w lhat ai
immM cverrlMtdy suberriftra. .. ..-n.; rvfMarte tak
in 191 sulerilwrs in a day. A lau :imt iHn
wsking wear )ulear pn lit in ten da. 3. . who
nrt'i' uiaU money ts-'t. Ymi mi h- t-Ml ..u:
klsse t ths liitfiin v.. ur . .tt! v v ... 1 1 . . i n .-. '...it
ot-rd not b- away trtiwi hoiwe owr ni:-lii. .m to
ir &s well at jtlt.-s'w Kr.U fir-t-ti i - : l.rttm Irv. .
ffyuiiaatit i'-i'itA UHikass iMy.-to xldjfribt
IIIMT. It O.I- . ..I'u'. ' II , III iaiMIK' . Nu mi
llll" I IIHI-I i.l'l !' U.llt H,I d. .l-'.lrv. .,.
stx4.s A o., rVttssnd, Mjiiim- -lit
ST CHAttLBS liiiTia..
ALBANS, ORCGOn.
11RS. t UUIH. - - - HrttjtrirloJ.
This House has been UMrotghly ivik. iel InMt in
to boUoni, and is ih.w iu spkaniid cnuiitkMi I...
tbe entertainment of travelers. The lalde
is supplied aits everything the n u
ket affords. Sample nftms i..r
c.nniuhii bteti.
rsrvatlta, Lrbaaaa aa,l trstla. Staff urn. f.
vl.'M.U
isQQO SaVt "h- ntatie i.y every aic-nt
FaFs" miH.Ut oi tin bUKinei e rirnitt, In.t
U ue willinx t work can easily earn a dozen itolUi
s day right in their own localities. Mass no time t..
e plain here, nusinese plramutl anil lioiioralth-. Wo
men, and boya and rtrie do as well a men. We will
fumiah vou a complete outfit tree. We will .bear ex
laass of starting yon. Partieutsrs free. Write ami
see. yanuers and mechanic, their kous anU ttaugti
tem. and all classes in need ot paying wusv. at home,
kli mkl write to us and learn all about the work at
tHioe. Adaresa Tats X Co., Augusta, Maine.
Ji,l A WEEK in yoarown town and i .. eaiial
dPlJO risked. Yoa can give the business! a iru!
wi Jiout expense. Tbe beet opportunity ever ogt rr.1
for those willing to work. You should try nuthin;
ate a until too see lor yourself what u can o.. at Us
budnees Se offer. No room to tx plain
cai i devcte all your tune or only imir
Um business, ana make great i
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