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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
R. S. STRAHAN.
ATTOKSKY AT LAW.
Albany, Oregon.
WILL PRAOTTOfl IN ALL THK
Courts of this Slate. Will isive
special atteirimi to collections ami prolwtte
matter.
Office in Foster's new brick. 49tf
L. H. MONT ANTE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AND -
Notary Public.
Albany, Oregon.
Office upstairs, over John RrisrjrV store,
1st street. vl4n'2Stf
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC.)
iTTORNRY AT LAW.
ALR l Y, RKt.ttA.
ITTILL PRACTICE IX ALL TIIK OOfRTS OF THE
Y State. s)oil .UVenAhin given U collections and
pro hate matter.
CtTOIflce in Odd Fillw Temple, tie:
f. C. POWKUU W. H. R1T.YKU
POWELL B1XYEU,
vTTOUVKYS VT I,Y,
Ami Solicitors in Ctunferri
u.n ixv. ... kk;s.
Collections promptly mailt on all points.
Loans negotiate 1 on reasonable terms.
MOfflce in Foster's Brick.-,
vl-tulftf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
ittorney And Counsellor it Lav
AXD
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice in all of the Courts of
this State. All business intrusted to him
rill be promptly attended to.
E. W. LAN COO H & CO.,
DRl'GGISTS.
Books. Stationery and Toilet Articles, A
Large Stock and Low Prices.
CITT DRUG STORE,
tyl i LB 1ST. OEEtiOV
FOSHAY & MASON,
wBouHu.a axd naua
Draggistsand Booksellers,
Agents for John R. Ahlen's publication,
which we sell si publi.-her'a prices with
posts geadded.
ALBAXY, OBEGOX.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILtLD.
Albany, Or.
LOUIS CAMPEAU'S
Barber Shop.
Sharing done with neatness and sharp
razors which are always kpt in arood
condition, and hair cut in the very best
style.
REVERE HOUSE,
r.nn rirat and Kllswarth Albaay, wrrgua.
Chas- Pfeiffer, Prop'r.
This new Holsl ia fitted up In first clsss style. Tables
applied with the best the market affords. Sprin;
Beds in erery Room. A good Sample Routn for Com
eaergial Travelers.
trFree Coach to sad from the HelH."
FURNITURE.
I have the bes. stok of furniture in the
city and will sell
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
In the citv and the lowest price in the
Valley. Come and see.
Undertaking,
A complete stock and can give SATIS
FACTION. Try me,
A. B. WOODIN,
ALBANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
ALBANY, OR.
The First Term will commence on
Taster, Sept., 16th,
For particulars concerning the course of tudy and
ths price of tuition, apply to
EV. ELBEttT N. COSDIT, Prroen
Aloany Bath House.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD P.ESPECT
fally inform the citiiens of Albany and i
oiaitythat I havetaken charge of this Establish
men t, and, b 7 keeping clean rooms and pay in
strict attention to business, expects to suit al
taoss who may favor us with thsis patronage
Htviag heretofore ear-ied on no.Uing but
First-Cla3S Hair Dressine Saloons
expects to gire entire satisf ? tion to al
SgtCbtldiea and Ladies' Hair neatly co
bampooad. JOS WEBBEK.
BRKA.T NOETHWESTEM REMEDY
Those who work early anil late need a wholesome
reliable Medicine like Pftxdbs's Okboo.v Bloou
Pt'RiKiF.s. As a remedy and preventative of diseases
it can not be beat. It checks Itheumatisrn and Ma
laria, relieves Constipation, Dyspepsia an1 Bilious
ness, and puts fresh energy into the system by making;
New Bich Blood. All D.uggists and Dealers keei it.
$1 bottles, 6 for 55.
B
ARN DOOR HANGINGS,
reA alwavs breakine. unless von have
the kind aeld by Peters fe Stewart, of Al
bany. They are made of wrought iron,
cannot jump the track and will laat a lite
time. Don't hang another barn door un
til yon have seen 'hem.
ArtlJIBa Send six cents for postaare.and
B IslaVCa receive free, a jos'.ly box of jjoods
which will help you to more money right away than
anything else in this world. All of either sjx, suc
ceed from first hour, The broad road to fortune
opens before the workers, absolutely sure. At onee
address Tauc and Co,, Augusta, Maine,
VOL. XX.
CREAM v
4KitG
POWDER
MOST PERFECT MADE
Prepared by a physician with special rrard .
to bvalUu ISo Auiuioaia, Limn or Aluui.
Gathering Grapst for Msk.ng C'cam of Tartar
forDK-PRICE SCREAM BAKING POWDER.
ror sal bvCmtOn;. JUri. A C... is.rtlatid. Or.
prices
SPECIAL
EXTRACTS
MOST PERFECT MADE
Pursataud stroni.i-'t N.ittiml Fruit Flavors.
Vanilla, Laaaon, Ontrup. Aliment. Knw, -tc,
flavor a (lelicatv ly atid naturally aa tin-1 nut.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO..
cuicaoo. r. locis,
F r a tla by Cutting Maria n1 rv p ,nu.t nr
Infantile Skin Boautifiers Aupeal
to MothersTry Them.
Fi I: . a:.mc ta Shin anl Ho Up of Hirth Humora,
Kt aliain tU-hitt, HurninK u-l innamawt on,
t-.rrixrmz the fir:: 4iUlli. K i:Ou, r.rti.
Milk ( nt, SeU Uead, Scrofula and "Hher inherited
sktu and htioo oiac, t."iriit. th great kill
ml, SS- CtHMMk ii-ur, V) tiUiilc KM Ihrauli
faar, alotaafijr, ssal CSetfCiHU nWfti the new
it.-.-l i'unner, ii.tnall, are infaiiib c AIaoluUly
pure.
"TEBSIULY AFFLUTED."
Mr. and Mr. Everett S'eHbin., II h-rt'.n, Maui,
write: "iar little b-y waa terribly artl.cteJ with
Scrofula, halt Rhaom and KryMeeiaa ever asaSS ha
wa lm and nothing wetuM sfiva him hrlwl him
jntil w-tried Ci mi Kr..i:r. whi h ifrilul!
cureil him, unitl he la now a. fair aa an) i bifd.'
ajoo for sfwaisci.
Vim. BaSSlan. K Arlin-Un Ae.. I'hrletn. Vlaaa.,
until : "iUv tux mul al.iil to tr.t- l a-.-lom
U cure my baby, without .u--i, I tru l th Cin
Cms BsaHBMSa, which completely curctl, after using
three juvka;ea.
"FROM IIE4U TO FEET,'
flplaaffajlii Tlii 1 11 'in v t ity lltighu, X. J..
wrii "Mi .ju. a la,l of t-lve fSSSSL waa aSanSSStS
! Ir curf of a terrible caae f Bczen-a by theOTici it
K&ekkuika. From the U.p of hu heail U the at "f
hia feet wa one maaM of ncaba.". Ever) other remedy
anl ph) .cian baa leeti tried in vain.
FOR PALE, LAXCI IO
Ema-iiUsd children, with pimply, allow aki". the
CVMJVaa kf-jmoiwi Ul prwSV a jierfect bleaaii,
cleantinir the bioortaml tkin of inherited impuritiea
and expeilini; the utnm of ncrofula. rheumatiam, iin--uuiption,
and aevere akin MaaSSSS.
"BEST FOR THEfsKl.N.'
Your Ci Ttcr R hr.asnirji are the bent for pkin dia
eaaes I have ever add, and your ObflMMU HoaF the
fineit medicinal toilet af in th market.
f. W. STAPLES. Iiupriat,
Milia, W ia.
Sold by all drujririta. Price: Ccticcb, .riOcla. j
RmoLveVr, !l ; Kovr, 25 cU. Potter Orug ai d
Chemical t.o ii mton, Vfas.
Head for "Hew to Care fctB Uiaeaaes.'
DiDV 1 ul intra KoaB, an ex'pnaitely
DAD I r-erfmned akin Braallfler.
DEYOiTrROLiSON,
(S iccessor8 to W. H. (roltra.)
-DEALERS IN-v
Farm Machinery
WA&OHS, HICKS, BUSBIES,
Plows, Harrows,
HAY PRESSES ,
STEEL GOODS,
STONE AND MARBLE WORKS
TUB UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
inform the public that he is now pre
pared to do all kinds of stone and marble
work on short notice. All work is war
ranted to give satisfaction. Will work
any and all kind of stone, but deal prin
cipally in Oregon City granite. Cleaning,
repairing aad resetting a specialty. Call
and examine my prices before purchas
ing elsewhere as I will not be undersold.
Fhopon west side of Ferry street oppo
site post office.
G. W. HARRIS, Prop.
DR. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office cor. First and Ferry Streets,
ALBANY - - - OR
F
0RSA.LE CHE A P.
Three well bred stallions, and thirty
draft and saddle hor9-.
VV. T.C jchran,
Brownsville, Or.
H
OTEL FOR SALE.
The Jackson House, Prinevillo, Orogou,
32 well furnished rooms, the only hotel
in town, larsje and convenient, with all
necessary furniture. Price reasonable
and terms easy,
A. B. Colveb & Sox.
Priueviile, Oregon,
i SKOAL
njunsniNc
crraacT
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IK.KrOMlTION I llll K
(K.omour ravu'ar corrtMHinlait.)
Niw Oblbani, li.,My 10, I885i
BB KtMat KHtnition ii drftwin to a
close, and exliihitors, with alt others
who have been cantieoted closely with it
far months will he gUl when the our
tain in rung down. Ah a financial fail
ure, boil) to the association anil ahitM
lata, this ci.lt i pi (at mnt he awarded
the grand no H.tl uvt r hII its predecrarors,
allh otjjh its iutpoi taoc and grandeur
htve dfar'ived a better late. Hut, while
g wrrnmciit and rxhihitor, and many
Otbate, will htve derived no iinmetliate
roitimx from it, the fotroer will bVf
lif', Ktrcngthened in the allVctimm of
all goad citixenn, buth hy iw.a.n of its
sp.endid exhibit and f Km MpfOini
liberality in aupporting the fair, eosntng
to its relief, especially, wlu u. but f r
the aecond appropriation, tliio wuuld
iiavr bnao a : colUpe and failVfti
altOftlie' j ths Utter, or exhihitom.
will have no adveitiscsl I liir piwlucls
as to rtaaouatily expect fututM return",
and the whole countiy will b henetitled
by the impetus given to southern de
velopment and iudutdiiiH.
Several causes have ltd to (he tinati
cial failure alluded to. In the firat plant
the locHtion ia remote from lha Kpn-
loilH i'f!ii.r (if t lirt t'oiim i r wlni'ti in.
Igelher with the severity of the past win
ter in the north, and the general busi
u .s aUgi.ation, kept many eople at
home, either because unable to assume
the excuse, or loth to risk the dird'om
foits necessarily attending a distant
j juruey. Then the Kxpoaition waa
ojiencd befora it was nearly Complete,
and thousands count g, were comfielled
t go hosae without having aeen the
ahow. This xsaperati tbem.and th-ir
unfavorable resrta detemsl ulber then
sands from making the viait, and as a
matter of fact it was not
until aotne '
titut in February that the fair waa eon- !
-uJrrrd finifhed, the Art 4allerv being
then only tbtown oeu to the public.
Uut ( rhi; 1 the one single thing that
operated most disastrously agsioat the
KxKition was the uttet lack of rapid
and coaif irtabla transortation to and
from the grounds. People were jam
med and crowded into oneav.ile afreet
Cars, thoufttndadaiiv Im-h compelled to
Stand up tluriog a alow trip of fire or
six milt, the roadwaya lting often
blockadd for hours by mired wagonir,
o- carta, while i'. ofiu batitened that
tbouaand Wfre delayed for hours be
fore they could get into, the ear at all.
This one fact aid the others mentioned
d 'Uittless krpt aa many as half a million , you could look at such a iht, aud re
tople from making a visit to the eX- iuemer it will kn :. ten thouaaod
hihition, which in iuelf was worthy of j tima over lo-uight, I think you would
H the good things saiJ of it. We were ' . ' sJ bnlfl us by all to ae
promised steam car transperUtton st sn aome." Since the great ax to lay on
early day ; the City Council promptly the root of this deadly upa-tree ia the
granted the right-of-way, the city pa- i
pers announced, with a great flourish, I
.hat a steam line would be ready, hut
for some inscrutable reason it has never
been built, probab'y owing to street ear
line corporation influence, with which
tho jieople of this city sre cursed.
There is some talk of reopeoing the fair
nxt autumn, but unless traneportation
t and from the grounds, better than
abominable one-mule cars, be provided,
a worse failure would follow, as people
will aot sufler themselves to be imposed
upon s second time.
There sre none that surpass, and but
fen thst equal Oregon's exhibit as rep
resenting the developed interest of thst
state, and a careful study of tho quality
of each branch of the exhibit with a
careful comparison leads s person to
think that there is some truth in ths
theory that the ancient Garden of Etlen
was located in what is now the Pacific
t ) can, and near the shores of the land
where "rolls the Oregon." Surely
"natures choicest blessing tie soil hss
endowed" or the magnificent display
now on exhibUion could not have been
produced. The wheat is remarkable.
Some of it stands 7 feet high. E. W.
Allen, the commissioner, informed me
that one sample of this grain averaged
72 buuhela to the acre. Oats, rye and
barley, are equally aa 'uxuriant,and are
produced without the assistance of irri
gation. "We h - climate unequall
ed upon iheglohe lor the production of
cerea.s ; steady rains at intervals about
the period that the grain is swelling,
Slls out the heads and produces large
plump berries similar to these you see
before you and raiaea our average sta
tistics to figures that are astonishing
and cannot be equalled anywhere upon
the globe," remarked Mr. Allen. Even
at this late day the tiuit exhibit is
good, which is proof that the Oregon
fruit is a good keeper. The present dis
play comprises fine pears,applea,prunes,
plump, cherries, strawberries, goose
berries, currants, etc. , of very fine ap
pearance and which have taken medals
and premiums over all in which they
have come io contest with. It must be
a Imitted beyond a shadow of doubt that
Oregon has the largest and boat pota
toes. The different grades of wool, as
grown in the state, the clip of which
last year waa 10,000,000 pounds, dis
played in an attractive manner, and
blankets manufactured from the same
ALBANY, OREGON,
wool, and which are superior to any
are here to be found. The timber of
the state is represented by aome nice
poliahed specimens of wood used in the
manufacturing of furniture, and the
lumbering intareata by aome very tine
sections of spruce, oedar, hemlock and
yellow fir, live srationsof thn latter
representing '-MM l feet in height bid te a
branch waa reached. .Mining ia tepre
aented hy coal, copper, irn, ailver
cinehar, and gold, and ia well worthy
tin! attention ti capital and mining
Km K lueational ml vao. i-no tit is
shown by a very crediubln exhibit of
school work and picturea i f ach ml
buil. ling", slid the scenery by aavaral
Hrnl-i'lsHN i.il paintings aud views. The
above facta combined with a climate
tl. it hss a mean aviragn temperature of
1i' above zero during the month of
January and a mean average of U7
during July, should cotivincn the in
tanning emigrant that Oregon .!l n
good inducements o the tip if. r hua-
(aiidman or the capitalist.
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT,
" 1 ..It . I ;
BHfSB n ma
Women'! Christian Teroprrmre Inisi
sKI.'.nnK rot i it i t
I aonlii not say hard worda against
poerty, wherever it comes it ia bitter
to sM. Hut row will raark.aa you notice
carefully, that while a few are Hor be
cause ot unavoidable ctrcumnUnrt', a
very large tuaaa of the jKjverly of Isjo
don is the aheer clear result uf rufuse
nest, waiit of forethought, idleness, and
worat of all, druokcuneas ! That is the
master evil. If drink could be got rid
of, we might be sure of eotisjueilng tie
df vil hiwtelf. The drunkenness ctratrd
by the infernal liuor-dcns which
plague Kta the holn uf this hue
city is appabint;- N , 1 It 1 not spnak
in haste or Irt nitp a hasty word. Many
uf the dtiuk house are nothing lesa
than infernal ; in some respecta tbey
are worse, for hell has its uses as a di
vine protest againat sin, but as for the
gio liana, there is nothing to be aaid in
its favor. Vices of the age cause thrift
fourths of the itovertv. It rou could
a sy
look at the homes to-night, the retched
homes where women will tremble si
the BOnfftd of their husbaud'a fool as he
comes home, where little children will
crouch down with fear upon th.-ir little
bed of straw, I tecs use the hmusn brute
who calls himself a "mn" will come
reeling home from the pU where he
has i i indulging hia appetites if
gowjad of Christ, may ! help us to
hold that ax there, and to worke'n
tantly with it till the huh trunk of
the poitM in begins to rock to and
fro, and we get it down, and Lwdon is
saved from the wretchedneas and iniseiy
which new dipa trom every beugh.
Rev, (, If. Spurgeon.
1
states has passed a law preventing
pe:anns from soliciting trade for liquors
in the stste. Drunkards will be im
prisoned from five to thirty days for
first offense, and from ten to ninety for
second oflesse. The legislstnre has
passed a law prohibiting newapapets
from advertising liquors.
The W. C. T. U. of Otaaba, Neb., is
flourishing, and its parlors, coffee and
reading room are a grand success. The
work has been greatly built up recently
under the labors of Mr. J. B. Montague,
of Illinois, who is a tho: ougb prohibi
tionist and ardently in favor also of
woman's suffrage, and believing that
these twe agencies will be the solution
of the liquor problem.
The second annual convention of the
First District W. C. T. U. of Missouri
will be held st Klina, Knox county,
May 21 and 22. Delegates abould be
appointed at once, and names sent to
Miss Ella White, Ediua,Mrs. Hoffman,
state president, ia expected to be pres
ent. Fifty-five unions have be-m organized
in Pennsylvania since the annual con
vention in October. And in the same
twitter of victory almost, cornea Illinois
with its quiet chuckle over fifty-seven
in the same length of timo. "Provok
ing one another to good works," these
two great states are moving on toward
the true commonwealth.
In Alabama, any person ia liable to
a fine of $250 to $1,000 and imprison
ment foi twelve months, for ooncealing
liquor io a prohibition county, with
intent to sell the same or give it away.
Also to knowingly permit any one to
conceal it on one's premises renders a
person liable to like imprisonment. The
sale of liquor annuls a man's lease,
leaviug him without a remedy, and
perbons frequenting a place where
liquor is concealed are punished by fine
and imprisonment, and for all convio-
j tions in liquor oases the prosecuting
attorney gets double fees.
FRIDAY, MAY S, 1885.
TfSR tlIMIIKI TIOV
An iirpoiiaut slate election will be
held in New Vork this fall. A full
tat ticket and members of the legisla
ture ore to be elected. The impreaaior
prevails that thr election will he as hot
ly contented as the presidential election
list fall. The d ou iorats feel that a
defeat would be a serious Stsitof fr
Cleveland's administration, while re.
publicaos would interpret the result as
pointing to their restoration in I HUH
While we do not view the rnaUsv to
this light it would set the administra
tion back so that it wuuld nke dossn
ortfc soccers DIMS difficult in I KHH, pro
vided new (Kilitical conditions do not
afiie. 0n lor omp Is ua to aay thai
the OS'S, ok for deruiatraiic auocea lu
Njw Yois is not snnontngidnfj; Many
democrats in ih-t s'wio feal tkal tno
mugwumps have htSl BSflittsd to x
erciae to . uiuih influiu es hi nHrOtiof
tho policy of ih ad'iiiniatraiioii. D in -ocrate
wfco hae been faithful to the
democratic party and ita principles for
years, when defet stared them in the
fsS i ven when they prepared Hi apt St
upon a political eamptign, a m fast,
after having so Ion; borne the heat aud
burd-u of the day, that they abould
have soma voice in dststssldua the
poltiy of the adnJniet ration. Hut the
indications are tl.al the mugwump in
fluence is not at all what It hss bSSS
ooioeived to bs. It apjreara now that
Pearson wa apjioi'iUid oetmater at
New York more from democratic than
fiom mugwump influence We n-
Oieve'sn I is labortog to make hia ad.
mioistratfoo a practical beneit to the
people of the whole country, and if he
doa this, he will be entitled to loads,
of praise out only from democrats but
from reptiilicao aa well. And if bs
dins out do so, but etinply pod Ilea out
p iblic patronage for the mere BfaWnn
dteement of parly friends as baa been
the cotton for aome years, then we
wou'd look upon his election a a fail
ure. Wo would not aav, neithsr so as
mean, that tho ofucea should u st tie
generally given to deuv t, butraht
ws would say that tb-v afe old, but w
mean that sueb snaaiMHsu snnnM be
olected aa will mtke ih- sdisdsusCns-,
lion buth deiui-ra'ic and bsinonasaJ Is
th a ho - country at kwTjf.
fheNen Y rHtid .Jrooltlynl.td... -
of tho Ancient fftisr .f U iMt I V .rk -tJtSM
on:. -ri lined ab-iut 90 WQlQhnXl
of tho PUiladelphii, Cuulfn, No nr.
I k, and Kllstietli halgea in Lyrle
II dl I tat nlgut. The 'ti Mia, jitn ,ng
Whom wore moiub?rH of the city de
pirttiients of Pliila Iclphb, w re met
at Kd.ttath by u committee of ten
app iim. il for tho purpose, and rvhen
they reached thin city, shortly aftor C
p. m., tltoy filled two elevated rail
way traio which conveyed them to
Forty-second street. After dinner
the Rev. Oeorge K. Strowbrldge of
the Eighteenth Street M. E Church
made an address of welcome. Grand
Master Joseph C. Smith of Piladel
phis responded. There sre now 1 47.
000 men in the order, and in sixteen
years it has paid out $t0,7d.),OU0 to
beneficiaries.
It has leaked out through the side
doors of tbe Administration that Com
missioner Black Is going to bsvs his
wsy. It Is confidently asserted by
people In s position to know st Wash
ington, that Miss Ads Sweet will be
promptly removed from tbe reunion
Office, when the two months' notice
given her by the Commissioner ex
pires, in June. If this Sweet girl
should go, prepare for some Mugwump
music of tbe elegiac sort.
Pension Commissioner Black, who
has latsly unearthed upwards of 100
fraudulent pensioners In Philadelphia,
says he has found another similar
nsst, in another city (not named,)
and will duly cut off their supplies
also.
Mon unemployed live longer than
those engaged In occupation. Tbe
average duration of life of these idlers
8 08 years; of judges, 65; of farmers,
04; of bank officers, 04; of coopers,
58; publio officers, 67; clergymen,
60; snip wrlghts, 5G; hatters, 54; law
y eors4 ; rope makers, 54 ; blackstn i 1 1",
61; mercnants, 51; physicians, 51
butchers, 50; carpenters, 49; masons,
48; taiion, 44; manufacturers, bakers,
painters, shoemakers and mechanics;
48; editors, 40; musicians, 80; print
ers, 88, and teachers and clerks 34
years.
as m a
Senator Warner Miller has just re
turned to New York, after a tiip to
the South for business and pleasure.
He speaks in glowing terms of the
enterprise ofaSoutherq cities and the
certainty there is of a n-operous
future for that section,
Mr. Steve Elkins has again nomi
nated Mr. Blaine for President. It
this thing had to be done it is a great
misfortune that some one elae was
not chosen to do it. It is plain that
the crushing events of last fall taught
Mr. Steve Elkins nothing.
BANKRUPT STOCK
of merchandiser Colwell, Becker & Licke, Salem, Oregon, at
Less Than Half Price,
consisting of
DRYC0UU8,CL0THINC, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, ETC.,
much of which has been
seVure
FOR
Remember
Noar tbit U ban bend n: "nn
that chile, a bos eppetrud ill Europe, .
piracr ijitiooa at - in j'-tt detnsud bv
corieap tudeuts, who writs to the edi
tor aa if he were a personal friend and
the family physician. Kir mire than
t ty years whst ia kn .wu aa "''be Sao
cholera me licim ." bSi etood the tost of
expetiei.c aa ibe best remedy lor looee-n.-a
of the bnOrnbl eve; yet deviaed. As
w4a ouce tnsntstfl for by the New Yoik
I Wfffjsl of (Saireerce, fajs ,,iim who hss
Ilia by htm and takes it in time wtU
ever have the c'lolera." l-weai when
I no -h dors i auticips'e I u m an excel-
. tllu , ,r tun i TVl 1 1 r 'lllli n 1 1 1
c i it, Units colic, diarrhoea.dyaentery, ;
e . h 1 1 t we have no hesitation in com- (
no-nding it. Here it ia : Take equal
parts of tinctun of cayenne, tincture of
opium, tinc'.urti of rhubarb, eeaencs of
(epperotiir, and apiitta of camphor.
Mix well. Djae, fifteen to thirty dio
iu a wineglass if water, according to
age and violence of attack. ltpet
every nT.een or twenty minutes until
relief is obtained.
The vigotoos work of the Brooklyn,
N. Y., Kxcise I .segue is having marked
efi'ec. The successful prosecution of
liquor dealera fur violations of the ex
cise laws, has caused large numbers of
saloon keepeta to surrender their licen
see rather than stand prosecution.
m err ant ranansl nv rente
I -I l.lter nil. With Hrpaptaaa.llet.
In
aelfeal easaaspUea
see or a to possess remedial powers of
great etticaoy. It heals the irritation
of the throat and lunga. Makes puie
blood an 1 builds up ad tortifiee the
system against further inroads by dis
ease. People of C loose Lake valley lately
held a meeting and passed very emhpa-
tic resolutions against the proposed
drinage cf Goose Lake.
It is said that Cleveland will ap
point Fred Qrant assistant quarter
master or commissary in the army
when the next vacancy occurs.
n Net .o Well Tour l her.
AU tilings are not consistent. Butter at 10
cents per pound and milk at '25 centa a quart
do not go together very well, for it takes, on
an average about gallons of milk to make
a oound of butter. In other words '-' cents
(retail rate) of milk when manufactured into
butter sell for 10 cents, not much poetry
there. Apain, a good milk cow costs the sum
of $50, se how ean one afford to sell her milk
for leas than 20 or 25 cants a gallon, which is
all the same when applied to butter. The
market though is what runs the business.
Were cows only good for butt' rand milk the
price here for them would be bed-rock, it is
their beef making qualities that keep them
up ; yet a milk oow sells for $20 more than
a beef cow. Either the subject or the writer
is decidedly mixed.
Health of Jews
One noticeable feature about Jewish
cemeteries in tbe south is the scaroety of
newly made graves after an epidemic of
cholera or yellow fever. H.atlstiua show
that fewer of them die tban any other race
from these or kindred diseases. During
tbe cholera scourge in Toulon only two
orthodox Jewa died of it, while in num bers
tbey equalled fully 20 per cent of tbe
population. Their Immunity from dis
ease, and tbe certainty with which they
recover when attaoted ly it, is accounted
for by the simplicity of their diet. They
are very strict about following the dietary
laws prescribed by Moaea. Isn't it a lit
tle strange that Moses, if be was only a
historian, should have possessed knowl
edge superior to that of tbe wisest and
beat physioisca of the present day? lie
evidently believed in preventing disease
rather than ouriug it. This is what De
Haven'a Despenaia Cure aims to do; it
acta directly on the digestive juices of the
stomach and both prevents and cures In
digestion and Dyspepsia, Free sample
bottles at Fsahay A Mason'a Drug Store, I
NO 4.1
Allen
Having purchased the
H
haV3 price,. Corns
CASH OR PRODUCE.
the place, 57 First Street, Albany, Oregon.
N. H. ALLEN & CO
rUAte. If. DODO & CO.
r. ont, r:r1 z.al V. no 8tn.t PORTLAND, ORECON9 m
.'4 ft et Kbit or Jk
: ajil"7aee, moxr AimTEEC
FAR25. MACHINER Y. '
. i-.ifi anfasnsl ttawJananSsi fj
brrKcvM o rue nam.
7 .: in-u 1 tft ar - veil kinmn In nn1
i Ti'iil al 1 .nm-r hrrr lute an thnn.
.. . I ' i-aV ot o em :ih prat.-. They arc ia every
w . ii . it-- .lua ukra rf llinni Matnhiaa
T'W to: . of Tt rTT ivr-r hi- r mlc niaiiKrat
cUeralaShyof i:n SKVE. rw.ut.iij
fi ... a atptk jr and fwrfnrtkat M ita UMviianuni.
a I sn iuuncn i .)jti') ( ti c t .ni rn in the laru
bast . wl T.nu. hsve gltei. the aaane v-rdii-t at
i'.. . .. ... c.. ,..rt nt the worU xthcrc Uw
SWsWe ha bewu u.i. prtwuatrteiii it to be
The only Harvesting Jtochias that will gSvi
Entire Satisfaction to tho Purchassr.
Tl faturr r'it t,i..t -trilo.i-t . -i
et our tlhi.tiat. It le a learn r. i i
H wtU put in a .'rairlit Res i r
rjw.t iisu. It la na-u i - i:'.
I.y bse 8
rmm
nrtN 'r
treat. .
The anUniuding announcement is made
that in Portland last year 500,000 pounds
of oleomargerine were sold to an unsus
pecting public. Great Greece, is it possi
ble Portland dealers have sunk so low as
to sell such miserable stuff when there is
p'enty home made butter to be purchased.
No wonder the prospects for diversified
farming are so poor when the business
men of the atate stoop to selling putrid
grease for butter, at a time when atate
farmers are appealing for a market for the
genuine article. Tbia same policy is seen
in so many other things where a cent can
be saved that it is geUing really disgust
ing. Can not we have a reform In such
matters,
raruea aircauy suuscr.uers u, t,ne laso-
t'RAT, who wih to sendf the paper off to a
. . a a t i a an
friend or friends can do so for SB.
BITTERS
CassblalBS IROIf with PURE TBS STABLE
TONICS, ejaleklr aae ressalesely CLEANSES
sae ENRICHES TORI BLOOD. Qsickess
tkr aeUee of the Llrer as Kisser. Hears the
complexion, makes the skis aatoetk. It does aot
Injur the teeth, raase beaSsche, er areSaee ess
stlpaUos ALL OTHER IRON HEDIC1NES DO.
Phjajoltas and Dnialela erssrshste reoosasssast a.
Da N. S RCOOLKS, of Marion. Mam., asjs: "I
raooaamend Brawn'a Iron Bltsara aa a Taluahle tosio
for enriohins the blood, and rafBovin all djrspepUo
ajrmptoma Tit doea not hurt the teeth."
Da R M. DSXSSXU RmmoMa. Ind . mju : " I
have w seedbed Brown's boa Bitters ia eases si
aaaraua and Mood diawaaas. also whan a tonic wee
needed, and H has prated thomughlj aaOafaotorj."
Ma. Wn. Brass. St. Mary St.. New Orleans. Lav.
says: "Brawn'a Iran Bitters raHesed sae in a case
of blood pohxmins. and I heartily inawsnd a to
those needing a partner. "
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines
on wrapper. Take so ether. Made only by
DROWN CHEMICAL VO., BALTIMORE. MB.
RSDINGTON-,
WJODARDJ CO.,
Foriland Or,
NBR0WN'S
MM
Ladies' BJjn Book osefnl and sttraetres, eoa
tainina list of prires for recipes, information about
eobts, ato., sisen away by all dealers in rnedwhss, or
mailed to any address on rooaipt of as. stamp.
Special biiKiness notices in 1
tiinns It cents per Una. Urge la
notice 10 cents rer line.
. ror legal and transient
Ii 00 tr SOIlsrs for lha f.rat I
cents per syjuare for each au base asm t
Insertion.
Kates for other advertisemente aa4
known on application.
Co.,
AND
Bsspi for Catalogue, 1885.
Send for Special Circulars.
i . WJtfMXM c n.-
PJsmi .Weasel Vibriaiinc TkrMhtr.
The ant Kffertire and Sianosssasl " iaaSiaa tea
Sating- and ("loaning Graia evar - rtamraaW
The New M k l Threaher ia ttaa rsssjls ef veers af
I
Ja
( i'
anl careful rvwrinienl, r.odaeed hy Mr.
SiCer, one nt the nv mt eanafieaar J auai mow.
Man of thretunz mai-luaaa ia aaaeriea. aa
i mrd at wa to pmliacw a aairfaiea thai wawa
i -cr do better work thaa the heat skw
m -pertKrt were eapahle af. aod m
z. 14.t ion, erpaxale eat trout the at .-i.
. r.n in a m .re T'.1 nanorr I
.. .. lutaeeTer.
Ir-a .'an.t Rfhs
. . irl-:' t ..
I ...
4L essaj a., i.iut
I I made dht ioai h a g State
:-r lander.
. it cm he draw tkirag-it a
i.i....u'u.:ed aeata otter aWJaWS
Red CrownMills
IS0X, LANNING & CO., PR0PR I.
5sw process rxoca strrxKioa run rasnuas
and BAKsna rsa
BEST ST0RAGF ?AC!LITIH
Highest .Price in Cash far
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
UTLERY.
The beat line of cutlery iu the valley nan
be found at our store, ft embraces psskat
knives, table knives, forka and
butcher knives, hunting knives, par lag
knives, shears and scissors ot all khaaW,
and the beat line of razors ever kwaji
into Albany. Come and see for wear
Peres Jrw4ae.
pOR SALE.
One hundred and forty acre, ains
miles above Lebanon. 48 acres in
tlvation. 10 acres slashed and sown to
grass. Comfortable dwell! ag, fweai
outhouses Cheap. Inquire at this
office.
MUSS EMMA SCHUBERT,
MILLINERY AND DRBSS-MiHII.
CuUing and fitting by the new Taylei 'a
System.
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
OPIUM AND MOEPIRE HABIT 0UI1B
BY
W. F. ALEXANDER, M. D
I guarantee a cure in all eases if say
d.rections are atrietly followed. e
pain or loss of time from business, Ad
dress above at Albany, Oregon.
J,! OR SALE,
One half block in eastern part stl tkw
elty with fair house and barn will so awn
cheiu?