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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 1J, 1885.
NO 47
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
R. S. STRAHAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Albany, Oregon.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
Oourta of this State. Will bIv
special atteut ion to collection and probate
m attar.
Office In Pouter's new brick. 49tf
L. H. MONT ANTE.
ATTORN AT LAW.
Notary Public.
albwny, Oregoa.
Office upstairs, over John BrlfrfrV "tore,
(at street. TltoMtf
J. K. WEATHERFORI),
(NOTARY PUBLIC.)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBAS Y, )BKOW.
llflLL PRACT1C IN ALL THE" COURTS OF THE
f State. SciJ attention given lo HMWI and
raktUMtMr.
MTOtBc In Odd Fellsw's Tempi. H:
r. o. powbll. w. n. riltru
I'OWELL & BILYRU,
.TTOUNRYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in ( hanrm.
I.WAWY. - - - KGW.
Collection promptly made on all point.
Loans nexotiated on reasonable terms.
jaSrOffloe in Foster' Briok.-le
Tl4nlttf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorney And Counsellor At Lav
AND
Notary Pnbltce
ALBANY, ORECON,
Will practice in all of the Conrta of
this State. All bualnee tntruted to him
will l promptly attended to.
E. W. LANGDON & CO.,
DRUGGIST!.
Hooka. Stationery and Toilet Articles, A
Lame Stock and Low Prioea.
OITT DKTJO STORE,
fjl 4I.Bt.ST. SKMS.
FOSHAY & MASON,
WIHU.St.Al UR4IV
Druggists and Booksellers,
A rents for John B. A 1 den's publication,
which we sell at publisher's prices with
posts geadded.
ALB4MT, OREGON.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS CiiEFELLI FILLED,
Albany; "Or. ;
LOUIS CAMPEAU'S
Barber Shop.
Shaving done with neatneas and aharp
razor, which are always kept in sood
sonditlon, and hair cut in the very beat
style.
REVERE HOUSE,
Carae r aaS Ellsworth Albaar. regon.
Chat- Pfeiffer, Prop'r
This nw HoUl la fitted up in flrt cls tyte. TaMee
applied with the beat the market afford. Spring
Bed In every Room. A good Sample Room lor Com
mercial Traveler.
CTree Caaeh t ad rrea ike atel.'TOl
FURNITURE.
have the be-- stock of furniture in the
city and will sell
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
in the cltv and the lowest price in the
Valley. Come and
Undertaking,
A. complete stock and can give SATIS
FACTION. Try me,
A. B. WOOD1N,
ALBANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
ALBANY, OR.
The First Term will commence on
Tuesday, Sept., 16th, 1884.
for particular concerning the course of study and
the price o( tuition, apply to
OB. KLBEatT M. COSBIT. Preeiuea
Aloaay Bath House.
'flHB UNDRRS1W NED WOULD RESPECT
I folly inform the oitiMOi of Albany and vi
ewity that I have taken charge of this Eitabliah
men t, and, by keeping olean room and payin
ttriot attention to business, expects to wit si
th e-ho may favor us with their patronage
Hiring heretofore oarriad on nothing bat
First-Claas Hair Dresalna Saloons
expect to fire entire satisf'ttion to al
ASTCbUdien and Ladies' Hair neatly so
h.mpooed- JOS WEBBER.
Administrator's Notice
Ntice ia hereby iveo that the onderin
el has been by an order of the County Court
of Linn County Oregon, duly appointed Ad
ministrator of the estate of James Keeney
deceased, late of said county. All person
having claims against aaid estate are hereby
notified and required to present the same
properly verified within six months from the
date hereof to the undprsijrned at his residence
about five mile south of Brownsville, Linn
County, Oregon.
Ge. D. Overton,
Administrator.
Dated May 29th. 1885.
B
ARN DOOR HANGINGS,
A .lm.iT. Viroal inir. VltlloKS VOU r)HV8
the kind sold by Paters A Stewart, of Al
bany. Tbeyare made of wrought iron,
cannot jump the track and will last a lira
time. Don't hang another barn door un
til you have seen 'hem.
AnDTe Send aix cent for poUice,and
rKlaCfis receive free, a costly box of goods
which will hlp you to mre money right away than
anythiinr 1m iu thU world. All of fther sex, uc
ed from flrt hour, The broad road to fortune
open befor the 'worker, abaoluUiy sura. At onee
addras Tat a and Co,, Augusta, Main,
NO POISON
IN THE PASTRY
IF
EXfRTS
Viiiinin.l.riti.m,Oi iinr, ftr.,lTr Cnkri,
ri l !.m.rii.l.lh.u.,.Vr.,. dellctttely nnd nut
urnlly the iVmK IVotn uhlch thry m r n.lr.
FOR STKENdTH AM) TRUE FRUIT
FLAVOR THEY STAND ALONE.
Price Baking Powder Co.,
Chicago, III. St. Louia, Mo.
kuih o'
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
AH.
Dr. Price's Lupiilin Yeast Gems,
Hr .1 Dry II..t. V met.
XOIl SALS 3B"X"
i make but ubs quality.
for Mil 1 by Cutting. Marl Co, Cortland, Or.
SPECIAL
brwct
JElE
XTRACTS
MOST PERFECT MADE
Purest and atromtcit Natural Fruit Flavors.
Vanilla, 1.-iihi. Onuiir. Almond. Knee, etc.,
flavor as delicately and naturally at the fruit.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
CHICAGO. ST. LOtnUb
K r Mil by Oatttag Mar; nd Co P irtlMl, Or
Oiticura
Infantile Skin Beautifiers Aupsal
to MothersTry Them.
FOR Cleaning fie Mkln and 8c Up of Blrtb Humor,
fur alia) lu( Itchintr, Bturulnic ai Inflamuiat'tMi,
fircurtuf the flrat yruptom f K-senu, l'ra.t,
Milkt'ruct, Bssl Heaa, Acrofala sad other luberitr.1
kiu ami blml illna!. ft tri a, the jrreat Setn
r.ir.-. a,M Q novaa SW, aa uMt Skin Itaauti
Hut, externally, ami Cmiu Koi.v-r, the new
I'.!--1 I'unfWr, luternaJW, are intallib . Abattluteiy
pure.
"TERRIBLY AFFLICTED."
Mr. and Mr. Everett Hiehbln. iielchertnwn, Maea,
write ! "Our little boy wa terribly afflicted with
Hcrufula, Salt Kheum and Krymftmlam ever eince he
we born, and nothinir werould irive him helwd him
until we tried CrncraA KKMBbiea, which trrwlually
cured him, until he i now a fair a any child.'
200 FOR ftOTIIIXC. '
Wm. Gordon. S7 Arlington Ave!c:hrteton, Mass.,
wtiUh I lUviiiif iaid about IriQO to flreUclaa doctor
to cure my baby, without eurce, 1 tried th Crn
ci ra Kkrii, which completely cured, alter uainif.
three packaifea.
FROM HEAD TO FEET,
Charle Eayre Uinkle, Jersev City lleiyhu, N. J.
write : "My aon. a lad of twelve year, wa mmphrta
ly cureil of a terrible caae f Ecsetra by th Ctnct a
KaKMRDiaa. Krom the top of hi bead to the aole of
hi feet we one maa of acalM." Every other rcimxty
and physician had been tried in vain.
FOR PALE, LAMCL1D
Emaciated children, with pimply, aallow akl", th
CimcrA KeMEDim will pruvv a perfect btaari-iv,
cleanainir the blood and tkin of inherit'1 tmpuritie
nd exelnff the ifeon of ecrofnla, rhcuinatiam, u-
u!iitn, and M;vere ekin 1
"BEST FOR THE SKIN."
Your C'itktak Rbmedir are the beat for akin !
I have ever 11, and your Ci in i ra HoaT the
fli.ettt tncdiciital Uiiet oap in the market,
C. W. STAPLES, I)U(frlt,
Oeceola Mill., Win.
8old by all drugsrUU. Price : Ci Tia-aA. 60 et. :
Rraolvrkt, 91 ; Soap, 2A cu. Potter Drug aid
Chemical Co,, Boston, Ma.
Head for "How le nrr HSIa Ileaaea.'
DSDV l oe 4nflrnra Soap, an exquisitely
DHD I perfumed skla BeaailBcr.
DEYOE & ROBSON,
(Successors to W. H. (Joltra.)
DEALERS IN-n
Farm Machinery
WAGONS, HACKS, BUGGIES,
Plows, Harrows,
HAY PRESSES,
HTEEL OOOXS,
STONE ANO MARBLE WORKS
1MIR 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 atone, but deal prin
cipally in Oregon City granite. Cleaning,
repairing aiid resetting a specialty. Call
and examine my prices before purchas
ing elsewhere as I will not be undersold.
Shop on went aide of Ferry street oppo
site pout office.
G. W. HARRIS, Prop.
DR. J.L. HILL.
Physician and Surgeon,
Office cor. First and Ferry Streets,
ALBANY - - - OR
F
OR SALE CHEAP.
Three well bred stallions, and thirty
draft and saddle horse.
W. T.Cochran,
Brownsville, Or.
H
OTEL FOR SALE.
Tue Jackson House, Prineville, Oregon,
32 well furnished rooms, the only hotel
in town, large and convenient, with all
necessary furniture. Priee reasonable
and terms easy,
A. B. Colvjcb fe Sow.
Prineville, Oregon,
W tHHl t. th aJCTTKM.
(From our rwutar uurrcpuiulul. )
Washington, May, UOth, 1880.
since I last wrote you, a change
has come over the bright illusion of
official security in the hreants of a
large number of Republican nfhVo
holders. There have been numerous
dismissals during the past week, and
nine-tenth of those w)io remain sua
t'vrr boforo them tho Damocles sword
lubeled, your turn next." The di
mOssI havo been chiefly for offen
sive patisun ship and also for dishon
esly, Insobriety, and gent rnl unfit
ness. The new Administration l
beginning to know ha ground, gtt
its Hand In nnd to overcome its na
tive bashfulness. It will loam more
day by day, and the lascala will g,
and go with accelerated velocity.
The recently appointed chiefs of
Bureau to whose attention cases of
suspected wrong doing has been
brought, feel themselves handicapped
by the Republican clerks who are
subordinate to them, but upon whom
hey cannot depend for co-operation.
When papers aro referred to these
clerks for investigation and report,
they are placed In possession of the
movements of tho enemy, nnd they
sre quick to take sdvsntage of their
confidential position, and to play tho
traitor by Informing Interested par
ties outside the departments that an
vestlgation threatens. It is not diffi
cult to see how valuable and import,
ant such information as to tho old
rings and ringsters that havo had and
still have this underground wire and
back stairs connection with the Treas
ury and other Government depart
ments. Clerks who have been in
eollusion, nnd actually in guilty part,
nersbip, with claimants and others
dealing with the Government, obtain
the earliest Information of proposed in
vestigations, and are enabled to
cover up supiciou apssranees, and
forewarn their ontside srcomplices.
The dhtadvartag of Democratic
officials Is that ihey stand solitary
and helpless at the heads of their de
partments with nnsuordlnate whom
they can trust. Thy are in the con
dition of a General whose army Is
treacherously servile and whose sen
tinels are colleagues of the enemy.
The new Administration will never
recover the Holy Cross of political
purity at the headj of a host of Re
publican infidels.
The discharges for offensive parti
aanahip during the past week have
been chiefly from Post Offices, and a
majority of them have been in Virgi
nia, but every day witnesses s num
ber of discharges from the Depart
menta here In this city. They con
sist chiefly of those clerks who were
absent from their desks durietf the
Iste campaign, making speeches for
Blaine, organizing Republican clubs,
and doing other campaign work
while drawing pay as clerks. This
rule of offensive partisanship, if Im
partially applied, will slay Its thou
sands. A Government clerk has no
more business to be an active partisan,
than a hank clerk, or a hod carrier.
He ia employed to do certain clerical
work, and he should do that work
not os a Republican or Democrat,
but as a clerk. When he neglects to
do the work he should be as perem
ptorily discharged, as he would be I'
he were a clerk In any privste busi.
ness house.
Apart from discharges and rumors
of discharges, clerical life in the im
mense Counting House of Uncle Sara
Is not what it used to be. There is
more work, less play, and better
health. The Republican employe has
a gloomy, careworn face, but he is
keeping better hours, and bringing
forth fruits meet for repentance.
Offices that have been for years in
arrears with their work are now up
to da'e, 81 net' It hail been given out
that protracted absence from sickness
shall tie without pay, and that any
absence shall be subtracted from the
thirty days vacation allowed each
clerk, there h;is been a remarkable
decline of sham sickness.
IIAKITS.
How difficult it is to break off from
a habit which we have followed for
yeais. The foicw of habit becomes a
law to them who submit themselves to
its influence. It controls and governs
their actions in neaily every circum
stance and condition of life. If the
habit is one thst directs our way in the
line of public or private duty, it will
always be well with us, but if the habit
is one that leads ub out of Ihe iiue of
daty into forbidden and dangerous
paths, then will it not be well with us.
How careful, l.en, should every young
person be in the formation of habit.
The habits of an individual will determ
ine his character. Bad habits, bad
character is the iu; mutable law. Be
careful, young friend, as to your habits.
Mahone is having a sheol of a time.
h auoroiM.
A 'etter can be i entailed as often as
necessary to get to tho owner, wbhio
the United States, without extra ot
ago. The only limit is the'niMither ot
changes that can be matin in addresses
on the face ot the envelope.
Inquiry among the tohaoso men and
planters of Kentucky raven) the fc
that m toy of the lafgaal farin-tf are
planting their lebMOO Uu I in corn. The
setting are going tc le tsth scarce and
iiil,rior, and toil the rast of the saa
soa in extremely f,tvorahl the tobacco
crop will be pas of the p trt ve r
kooan.
The cAdul invested in the il airy
boaloSaH of the United Stains is com
p iled o 1st over $200,MKJ,0(0, and to
employ about TQO,000 uu And tmarly
1,0(10,000 horses.
MiX Mnller em unites tlut two cn
turihenct tfcs 1 tglish langusir will
be ap ken by ftfcoatt 1,837,000,000 peo
ple, against about 7i0, 000,000 of folks
who will use the German, S,auUh,
French and Italian. H rates the nan
of German '.Inn at Itttla morn than one
twelfth of the Kualiaii.
The b '? aud ahoe induitrv i, , to
have suffered ls from the hard tims
than any other branch of business. All
boot an I ahoe ftotorins whnre atnkes
l not ex ill are ratnonsbty b-ny on
fall cuitrnaia, and there is'a better feel
ing manifested. There is probably leas
dangne from fjrntgn c tupiitioa in the
orauuftctuta of b n and shoes than in
any otver line of goods.
Kvery disaster ha in compensating
feature. Crop croakers should bear
In mind (list tho HMD wheat crop of
188 1 1 brought more money to the
fanner than either of the larger
crops .f tho three auccending years.
Toe yield of 1 'Od.OOO.lMM) bushels
'WW
of c ro in 1883 returned more money
to the praluecrs than the i,00,0f0,.
000 bushe s of I MSI.
Old butter is being fearfully -laugh-tered
In N'w York city mirkn.
Fine old N w Y rk S ate ere t ii ry
firkin sold out this week si twelve
cents per jou id. S;venty sld tubs
of itortlierit llitnolscrtamery, Septem-
1st make, wero oSennl at fdno eaaita,
wllh tnly seven centw bid. Toe
range of go si to choice lid buter Is
at from eight t ten cents, while few
and ot ii in i t'.l fes ciiiiMiind only
Six to eight cents.
An uuusutl numVr of toatojffi
have b"cn encountered by HnmpoKn
stesincrnduriuif Ihe past mouth. The
t dal immlier of c;lli-lous, s fir as
heard from, is twenty-seven vassils
of vaii MM kinds. The Ice has not
appeared s.ula ot the list parallel
nor east of 40 longitude. The pres.
ence of such unusual quantities of ice
ma, in part, account fir the unsu
ally cold wotther vhlch prevailed
during nearly the entire' month of
May.
Amerb an m.wers, borse ferks and
hij -rakes are very extensively used
iu Saxony, Isdng preferred to the
h me make b .u.m of their lightness.
Tne farmers d many other countries
will bo forced to use American tools
and implements to keep up In the
o n petitive race, or foreign manu
facturers must adopt American Ideas
and improve upon old methods of
manufacturing.
ritato Senator Welch, of Ohio, says
that the campaign in that Sate, which
will soon be under way, will be a
vigorous one. Tha temperance ques.
lion which has been so important a
factor in previous campaigns, will
not come out very sfiong thia year.
The Democrats will have for an Issue
on this question, a licence system.
The liquor traffic In Ohio Is now con
ducted on tho free trade plan, so far
as the State fa concerned, and the
Democratic Legislators, In a caucus
held recently, decided to advocate a
State license. From the fact that the
Republican members at the same
liie refused to cammit themselves
wiiaa
on tli la point, Senator Welch pre
sumes that they will cross swords
with the Democrats on the State
license issue. He thinks the Demo
crats have the advantage by taking
this side of the question. He says
that it is n foregone conclusion that
Foraker will be the Republican nom
inee for G ivernor, but that Is diffi
cult to say whom the Democrats will
select to oppose him.
,
Experiments reported to the Paris
Academy of Sciences prove that the
pressure necessary to cause the rup
ture of blood vessels is very much
greator thn that to which they are
normally subjected. The carotid ar
tery of a dog required from thirty
five to fifty -five times the normal
pressure of the blood, i.nd the jugu
lar vein from thirty-two to tb'rty-five
times the usual force.
Gen. W.
S. Rosecraus hws been a -
pointed registar ot the treasury by
President Cleveland.
Value the friend who stands by you
in tue storm ; swarms ot insects will
surround you in the sunshine.
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT,
koitsu sr rum
Wonti'i Christian Temporal) re inioo
MKsoi.l 1 yy MALSKt W. T.
II.
oW, That the W. C T. XL of
Halaey expresses its aeusa of the obli
tion it 'eels to Riv. W. G. Simps ft,
of Kugenn City, for his inatr active and
'leep'y interesting leeturs mi Life in
(he Highlands oT Houland," given on
the avMin! 0f May 25th, in aid of our
library enterprise.
The Union would als tender Mr.
S" .kana hearty thanks for his very gsn
jafjiy. k'nlneas in the offer of a dona
tion of hooka to our library,
Rmolvl, Tha Union would expresa
its sense of obligation to the oilmen of
Halsey aud vicinity for the gift of the
proseeds of the festival held on the
evening of May 27. h, amountis to the
huui ef I2 75. Tins u 1 ft tlkewi we
thankfully accept, th nhio In kg devot
ed entirely to thit pirchaa nl rteetta.
F.uzvsKrii V. Wihsos,
Axsa tC Woutii, PiasMsaH.
S-cretary.
A very msgnamuioiH retsytfos was
aiven the W. (X T. U. repr. H.nitive,
Miss Nsrcisaa Wcite, t ibe annual
meeting of the O merai Woman's Mia
aionary S.oiety o ihs Uuitaal Preaby.
te-ian church, reoaotiy held iu Xetiia,
O'lto. Miss White was a regular dele
K'a.e as well,from her own Presbyterian
oc:ety, and was made chairman of the
committee on reaolutiona, m part of
whose work is as fellows j
Itealising that the Woman's Chriat
ian Temperance Union of the Cited
Stataa ia only a great home tssfcmarjl
society' not mly laboring earni ly to
save humanity from iniemfwrs i.e.., that
tereibfe fo to the church here, sajal lo
the oourtsion of thheathen i f,r
u n land, but alao, that this 0001 ia
&tvnding to us a In h ti t m other
I nw of Cbriatian -, , in its alii
ctent depsrtmert fo . saif nf the
Kitr and fallen, iu iti o-, a, . . nt to
'S-ppreas S,-.e.b ua. . ..' J u,
US liepati.oe ,i . rdl'i Vtvfta4 unc
Wotk !!. 4M alM .ly I , 1, Mtaaksl by
God to tfcaj .( veiei oi f ftMftl as.ula,
thrr- ,r-,"
Ht4oivfl, T4t s - be ;. ,rli! Wo
man', Miaa'Onaiy S ceo , ot the U, o , l
Preabytmua church of tmeiic, we di
eatsrii to the National Woman' Christ
ian Temperance Uniou.oui moat aiatetiy
an I hsartfet sympaUiy,and tecommend
to ali die unions of our churchra more
active ce-operaiion with them In the
tern iterance cause.
The white tibbon women are always
"branching out" and bitting upon new
device i. One oft he latest is on this wiae :
At the M ich igan W. C.T. U. con vention
in Albion Isat week, some ladies pre
sented Miss Willatd with a rare basket
of trailing arbutus from the woods of
that state. This was a great surprise
to her as she sujuosel it a strictly New
England fl jwer.ihe May flower ot 1620.
In thanking the ladies fe- this token
Mia Willaid suggeitted that thia would
be a gracious emblem for the National
W. C. T. U., and the convention voted
t request the National W. 0. T U. to
adopt it aa its floral emblem. The
name is natimal ; the biatoty too ; the
language is, ' Welcome." It buds in
autumn and so is ready to ovma nut as
soon as U:n least spring sunshine visits
it. S was woman's brain and heart
preparing for their great work when
the sun of progress shone away the ice
of conservatism. France baa her fleur
ds Hm England ber rose, Scotland,
heather, Ireland, shamrock, and Amer
ica's na'ional flower is this fresh,sturdy,
winsom sd venturer of May. Well
might the National W. C. T. U. adopt
this flower as u very own. Union
Signed.
The finest state convention ever held
in Michigan, or almost anywhere else,
has just ended at Albion. It was as
large as the National, and represented
over aix thousand psid memberships in
Michigan this year, s gain larger than
any before reported. There were 250
delsgatev chosen by the 250 local unions,
(C2 new unions this year.) Only two
member of th yon vent ton dissented
from the resolution that 4'the principle
of prohibition tuns', be crystallized into
a party,"
A few move entirely, as it seems to
me, is the New Jersey Temperance
Teachers' Association which meets this
week in Montolair, and '"seems to be
very largely a W. C. T. U. affair. Mrs.
Crafts' name is on the program for an
address. I hope "The Union Signal"
will tell ub more about it after ihe pro
gram is fulfilled.
Mr. Gladstone has coined a new
pbtase for the law's delays. When
asked the other day iu the house of
commons, if the government would
bring in the Ithh Sunday closing bill
this session, ha replied that be had usu
sll.y answered questions of this soit by
"the dilatory reply,-' or in other words
"wait and see." This is precisely the
kind of a reply temperance workers
have been getting in this country for
WAR
N
H
. We found wo couldn't take the time to o to the inauguration of Prei
aent Cleveland, so we concluded to get up a little inauguration of our own
wad rtwaw Pg which wouid interest. everybody. Aooordingly a
WAR ON that old enemy of the people,
HIGH PRICES
was determined upon and prepared for as a glance at our unequaled new
stock of Spring and Summer goods, and unparalleled low prices will con
vince you. SUCCESS will crown our efforts if you will favor us with your
patronage, for by large sales at a small margin we expect to win the light.
Come and Help Us.
Our stock is all bought for CASH at Bankrupt Sales. We only sell for cash
or produce, and propose to sell at prices tnat defy competition. A new
feature of our business is the many useful articles on our 5, 10 and 25
cent counters which are usually sold at three times the amount asked by us.
the ift fa- tere. Ai.d
uu'-'y aajcfaj n in: u .
tl.i
ftiiu atirstii.
Dr. J af Utter Pottarrarin predlefsa
ure.it futufo fur limit us a food.
Amg obiter thito h eorotoeuds
Xnmomt&u mad wpb malt u stead of
cane hUgar.
Tne forests of i be U oiled Hoate
eoaaprtie 412 jH b at trees Udorg
Itftgj to 158 genera. Of theaefortj
.Jifjtt getiera and sixty eHiere
pr oli-tr to Florlde.
I tap i a fom obeervations itide
In France ibat the development of
vegetable lift is retarded by an aver
age of nearly four clays for each addi
tional 100 van!-, of altitudf. The
arrival of the chimney swallow is de
layed about two days for ach In
crease of loo yards in height.
Some time ago the discovery v as
made by M. Cb. Monliny, by mear.s
of a beautiful instrument called the
scintillometer, that blue largely pre
dominates in the twinkling of the
stars when there is much water in
the atmosphere, and that the propon
derance of green or violet is Indica
live of great dryness. A lato series
of tables by this Brussels savant indi
cates l list be has hit upon a law by
which a wet or a dry season may be
predicted with great certainty.
Several cales of natives of India
having s white skin have been re
ported. Mr. A. T. Prase mention.
the finding of a family in which scv
oral white persons, resembling Euro
peans, had sppeared.tne parents huv
ing the ordinary blackness of natives
The whiteness was not a result o
leprosy. The skin of the Albinos is
much more sensitive to the sun's
rays than that of other natives or
even of European. The contrast be
tween white and black relatives hav
ing a striking resemblance of fea
ture Is said to be most remarkable.
The Washihgton Monument wag
struck by llgbtninlng a few d ys
since. No damage.
It is a misfortune that the President
cannot remove Mahone himaelf.
Lay silently the injnriaa you receive
upon the altar of oblivion.
The wheat crno in Kansas will only be
about 13,000,000 hunk-vis gaiust 40,000,000
of last year. Suoh report are raising the
price of wheat gradually bet surely.
The Portland papers are publishing host
of delinquent suliacnliera, it oouutry pnpwrn
were to do that au Iowa cyclouo would he
raised.
Tweedale keeps a nice line of tin and cop
per ware, and does repairing in good bhape
Uealtk or Jews.
One noticeable feature about Jewiah
cemeteries In the south is the scarcely of
newly made graves alter an epidemic ol
cholera or yellow fever. Sojdisiioa show
that fewer of them die than any other race
from these or kindred disease. During
the cholera soourgo in Toulon only two
orthodox Jews died of it, while in num
bers they equalled fully 20 per cent of the
population. Their immunity from dis
ease, and the oertaiuty witb which they
recover when attacted ny it, ia 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 he was only a
historian, should have possessed knowl
edge superior to that of the wisest and
best physiel-rs of the present day? He
evidently believed in preventing disease
rather than curiirg it. This is what De
Haven's Despepsia Cure aims to do; it
acts directly on the digestive juices of the
stomach and both prevents and cures In
digestion and Dyspepsia, Free sample
bottles at F cshay A Mason's Drug btor
INAUGURATED
BY
Allen
N. H. ALLEN & CO.,
57 iftr. S .v;. Albmy, Or.
Front, First and Vino
IMPORTER or mV - ygJPflaWaaP
"ET AT5TYtfT AT?T7 T"R fWl ATTTrTe'l'h'.h!!1
i-ULJkH VV iUIMt mmtm m mmm r lw m HUM)
FARM MACHINERY
W ti . 'r is
33UOK 7T
" BCCKBYK ON TIIK ROAD.
The marhinoa are tno til kiKram Ut need coin
hu lit. Thouaaial of fanwr here hAVc uwd them ,
n all teak of them vith gaaaaa Thty are in every
ara the tic du ultra of llr wt Itaciiinca.
The teste of Tarerrr Hasnwr have made manifest
the rvmarkabSc rtur5ility of tlw lit KEY K, roaulting
from Uie mjilicirjr ami Krfertl ol iu mlui.Uun,
and an immnna majority i. ti? firmera In the Pat-lfcc
State, ami Territurica have Riven I lie aaruc venlk-t a
the farmer In every jrt of the world hure tl
Buck eye has besu umxI, irnuuncin2 it to be
Tha only Harvesting Xachine that will give
Entire Satisfaction to tho Pur:liaser.
The feature that wort rtrikincU SW T
atvur illuatration. It ia a lower, uarr.--
will paaa In a rtraiarht line through aWnawJtn
WW arrr " ' apace. It ia guwiil' haiIK' 1
The Dr.Mot R.VT will take ' ' ; t ' '
on aubacnptioti, and we would like aa pood
woo l aa if we were not pebhc benefactor.
Parties already subscriber to the Demo
crat, who wish to send the paper oil to a
friend or friends can do so for $2.
Opinions may differ respecting the
President, hut tnere is no diversity of
sentiment regarding his sister, the
presiding lady in the White House.
All agree tint she is bright and intel
ligent in conversation, unaffected and
unpretentious in manner, well in
formed upon all subjects, and alto
gether a most charming end agreea
ble lady.
aae
A fight among bosaea in SOT to
produce boss rhtsur.
DYSPEPSIA
Is a daneerou ait well a diatreaemc complaint. If
nesleoted. it teade. bar tmnetrln; nutrition, and de
rSTi1."0 of VStaai, to prepare th. way
-THE
BESITONIC. ?
FpeXL. FtTnrioh anduriflw W SoSinf
late the appetite, and aid the assimilation of food,
Rosarrya. tho honored pastor of the
Refonned Ohuroh. Baltimore. M&.aays:
'Haring used Brown's Iron Bitters for Djrspepeia
and Induration, i take great pleasure in recom
mending it highly. Also consider it a splendid tonio
and invigorator, and very Btrencthenliur. '
Genuine ha abcT trade mark and crossed red linee
on wraj
their. Made
BROt
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tataingitet of prises for reeines. information about
ir.n IlAflll nui H CMMTU1 1m 1 11!
2r5iV?"- men away oy ail aeaiers in medicine, or
mailea to any address on receipt of So, BtArop.T -V,
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The moat Effaetive and Bucmaaful Oaaabtaatlaa aaf
Savins and Clean ur,- Grata vr eoatructd.
Tie New Mmltl Thrasher is the reralt of year
lti ait and careful experiment, eoodaeted
Jacob Miller, one of the m wt experienced and l
tul huildcr of threahias machine in inrir Tha
t an, nd at a-aa to iMroduce a reach! that weetli
. r and do better work than the beat bkm
m already in operation were capable ef. and ear
. i. bt aildiUon, separate oat from the eta $
. : a i n a rore perfect manner thaa aa
; .... a:, iiuc.uie wbataaever.
' ej s Hailarm H'n-!r will be made 4vkus by a
-1. f i . . t k e ntor wooer.
f fo tc l-"S anjttojc It eea be ian threayk a
ttoraia, bad U M aaistty tuaisujulateJ as atw other Ua
Red CrownMills
1S0M, LANSING & CO., PROPR'i
NSW PROCESS PLOCR SUPERIOR KOR
AND BAKERS CSX.
BEST STORACF FACILITIES.
Highest :Price in Cash for
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
tUTLKRY.
The best line of cutlery in the valley saw
be found at our store. It embraeea paeket
knives, Uble knivea, forks and apaaaa,
butcher knives, hunting knivea, paring
knives, shears and aolaanrs of all BUaaU.
and the best l'ne of raaora aver broagbt
into Albany. Come and sea for yoni
selves.
Pi rij tt 4rwtaf.
F
OR SALE.
"One hundred and forty aere, nlee
milss atove Lebanon. 40 aorps In mi
ti vation. 10 acres slashed and sown te
ffrass. Comfortable dwell! r r. rd
outhouses. Cheap. Inquire at this
office.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
MILLTHERY AND JiRERS-MAOHB,
Cutting and Otting r.y the new Taylor's
8yst in.
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
opium m mmu habii owi!)
W. F- ALEXANDER, M. D.,
rj.rpatione aro mrMU' fl'. wait. He.
pain 1ms f tits tV.ou m teas, Aa
dress shove t Alirmv, Oi0r-,,,n .
F
OR Si.LE,
'..no hulf hU-.lf in HAnni tmrl ?I
oitv with fir house aud baru will beao.a
cheap. -i.
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