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NO 84
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ror rain
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At I'HKI.IIvrS OU KltlMII.
tri etuais. a. vossas. ce rut suss, an.
Red Star
TWADC MAWrt.
Abtnltrtrln
I ree from Upiatcn,
SAFE.
SURE.
PROMPT.
if liu mm 4n ttri.
tsi cauau a. toutixa co.. butior,?.
MWWlUS Mttf VoUoh.
25
Eczema.
And every aprrlea of Itching and
Burning 1st wow mo Cnred by
nticura.
K .KM A, or tell Rheum, with ajr-.nii ng Itthlns
an4 tuiminir . intUuUy raavad bv a trm liath with
Cutlcura Buikp and a atnal. application ( Caltcura,
th tfrct akin Cur.. TlnnpMtcd dally with two
or threa toaaa of Cuttctir. Rwaolmnt, th. new Mal
purifier. In kM IS. bloa. cool, th. paraplralian para
and unlrrlUllnJ, th. buwr.l. .pan, th. Iiv.r an. aUl
iwya aaslve, will tpMdlly eara Imnu, TetierJ Km;
worm, PanriaaU, Uihcn. rrunlua, S..a!. hcti. dan
druff and v.rv fptrci. nf itching, -alv ami pimplr
humort o( Ue au.li aud SBM, tho beat pbyit
an. ail Known remai n (at'.
Will McDonald, 9MJ Dwarbora atrwt, ChU-ae.,f rat.
fully ai-kn.wW4,'OT acur. ( Ecaatna. or hwad, nck,
(aca, arm. and farM.aoUn yaara, not able to
walk exeepl an hand, and kaeaa for ana year not aMa
to help tttstMlf far .ight year. . tried hundred of ram
adiaa; doctor pronounaed hie caa. hopalaw ; iariua
nently rnrad by Oullcura RtMolveiit (blood tmrtfler)
and Hutu-ura and Cutlcura H a (tu. frwat aktu curaa)
axUmatly.
Charle, Houchten, Bail., lawyer, State Rtrct.
Buaton. reiMUU a aw of Braema unaer hut .Wra
tion for ten year,, which covered the patient 'a body
tn.ht hil
of treat.
and Utnba, aad t. which ail knows
at had been applied without benefit, which tu
npletely cored aMy bv the Cutlcura tUmedlae,
rlnjr clean nnd healthy akin.
lea
Mr. John Tttiel. Wilkevbsrr.. Pwnn. vritei : 1 have
tvuTered Imm Suit Rheum f..r tight yeara. at linioa o
bad that 1 could not attend to my bueinea. for week,
at s time. Three boxes of tuti.-urasaml four Wottlea
saMv.nt nave enureiy curei me oi tnuurradiui uu
Phy.lclaua Preacr.be Th.ru ! hav eothlngbut th.
hlghct prataefor the reaului obtained from your Cut!
cura Kerned!., of eh ch I have aolu uioru tnan or an
oik in ol th kind .
MOKRO firiXD. B. D.
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Are sold by all dnizgistt. Pric : CmcTgAt 0c ;
RawuLvcxT, fl ; Boar. Sc. Pottbb Iisro as Cns
teat Co.. Bootno, Bern, Bend for "How tu lure
Skin
BC4TirY the caatpfcwtoa sod akin by uelng
the CCTict'sa Suar.
Uc Nrormlgic. 8lallr. Hu-lilen.
Sharp and Nervou palna abluialy annlhl.
latcd by th. (.uticTfa Ami fain PfaaeUr. a
iierfe'-l antidote t" pain and mnaiiitnation.
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Washington Feb. 20 th, 1880.
In political circles (he pending
sauce between the President and Ben-
ate continues to be tho chief topic of
discussion. Anotlior chapter was ad
ded to H when Senator Morgtn, of
AlHbama, unexpectedly and entirely
upon hi own responsibility, present
ed te the Senate a series of resolutions
criticising the recent KI round de.
mount ration.
Mr. Morgan prescribes Horole treat.
ment for offended Senatorial dignity.
le ssyi, let the Senate Impeach At-
orney Genoral Garland for refusing
t certain papers, if his alleged of
fense Is of the class of often for
which tho Head of a departnaedt
rosy be Impeached, and removed
roin ofHce. This Is tho logical out
come of Mr. Garland's refusal. Let
he Judicisry Committee summon
the alleged offender before tho bar of
the Senate.
lie further says let the Committee
onPriviieges and Else lions inquire
snd report whether tho Senate can
take jurisdiction of said alleged of-
enses by a resolution of the Senate,
there being no impeachment of said
officer In the mde required by the
Constitution.
It is acknowledged that.tho Mor
gan resolutions go totbe pith of the
matter and that.they are a good off
set to the Edmunds resolutions coo.
denanlng the Administration for re
fusing to submit private documents
to the Senate's Inspection.
Henator Morgan holds that the E J-
round's resolutions were out of order,
and should not hsvo been roeelved.
He was not In his svat at the tiroe
they were offered or he should have
made that point. As no Senator
seemf-d to take this view of the mat
ter, Mr. Morgan tock action indepen
dently of them, believing that bo
would in no way trench upon thai
ground they will tike in the matter.
If the Senator should call upon hlg
reaolulionagbefore tho end of this
week they will, to a great extent,
precipitate the discussion between
l ho President and Senate. It is
thought, however, that he will let
them lie ever until the discussion is
underway next week.
The SenaU's position In this mat
ter is ffUrinitly iur iitent. Too
charge of secrecy In counoctloo with
executive determinations in regard
to appointments comes with a bad
grace from Senators whose own de
liberations regsrding these same a p.
pnintroenls Is veiled In a eecrecy
they try to 'Qke impenetrable, and
wh im- lion it - i v onM-s!-d as to
avoid all resp.)n.itillty.
Too whole gist of the contention o
the Svn.te BsaJ irity Is thtt lb Presi
dent bus no right to withhold reason,
and yet the Senile claims a right t
cw-dder all executive business with
cleddr. It ctn refuse without
explanation toe mflrro the President's
nominal ions, but yet tho Proahlen
har no wsrrant or authority to in
quire i or review the Senate's re
fusal, Ther are indications that some of
tho Republican Senators are not blind
to tho Inconsistency of the position
Into wbinn Mr Edmunds has led
them, Mid I hey inty refuse to follow
him anyjf irtber. Bat with Mr. Ed
munds it is a router of life or death.
His term In the Sen tie expires in
March, 18 87. If he goes out of the
R mate h- most Ukelv ffnes out of
public life. His State election occurs
next fall and the legislature will then
be chosen which will elect a U. 8.
Senator to fill tho seat now occupied
byjaeo. F. Edmund-.
H h ts a utrong weakness for pub
lic lif And the fuel that he is now
Irvine to flomr j a chiaftiio of the
W IS w
thick and thin Republicans at the
Senate can be explained by the pres
ent condhion of affiirs in Vermont,
where it is said, he h i a bird figh t
in prospect. Only twoyoars ago this
month, it wi'l hn r "Tvtn bered, he
was n-iurnin- en -o-a 'ing smiles to
the approaches of the Mugwumps.
The first nomination rejected by
tho Senaie was that of Collector Mc
Graw, of W. Va. More papers have
been called for In the esse of Collec
tor Wells, of Vermont, whish of
curse will be refused, and the con
firmation of Solicitor General Gocdo
Is still under fire. Should the dead
lock continue and the Senate reject a
number of Pre:ident's nominations,
it is probable th st the interpretation
of the Tenure of office act, may tend
still further to aggravate tho f trained
situation. Senator are divided ?s
to how this law shall be construed rn
both sides of the Cnarober, end there
is no unaeimity of sbntiment.
The allegations against the Solici
tor General are those of bribery acd
fnud in Virginia election?. Mr.
Gnode makes an uncompromising
denial of all these charges and says
jhey were prefered by Senator Ma-
hone, who has been his unrelenting
foe since they differed about the pub
ic debt in Va., and since Mahono at
tempted to disrupt the Democratic
party in his State. Mr. Goods de-
clarea If an opportunity is offered him
to see tho charge., ard it turns out
hat Mahono is his accuser, he will
domiiid the right to confront Mahono
n tho pretence of the Committee.
mi! LAB M il M K.
Sn.. 11 fly wheels, oast bollow and
oatled with Lad, is a foreign notion
new in this oountry. They afford the
seme centrifugal power a. a large wh.el,
cost es,nd take up less roam.
Th. emineat oculist, Dr. H. C dm,
tkicks that leading and writing are
much more lik.ir to produce snort
sightedntss a .d othe'-wis. impair tie
sight than watchmaking and otb.r min
ute industries.
Baron Lson de Lioval, of Nice, has
offered a prise for tbe best easily carried
isiruaaeot fer tbe use of tbe deaf. It
must be constructed oa the principle of
he mioropbooe, and must be sent in
before the end rf 1887.
The roller skate manufacturers are
new turning their attention to making
mitation tortoise shell buttons. There
is a large demand lor the buttons, and
the makers see thwir way clear to tkus
get rid of their over supply of boxwood.
A foreign device fer cutting stone
consists of a cord of tbiee steel wires
rather loosely twisted together, running
around pulley, like a band saw. Tbe
awift successioa of blows from the ridg
es of tbe cord delivered along a narrow
ins disiotegrste. the stone rapidly.
Wood worms can be destroyed in
books and woodwork by benzine. Hooka
are locked up in a cupboard with a
saucer of benzine. Furniture and carv
ing, are placed in a ttghdv closed room
with an open dish of benzine. New
woodwork can be protected ag.inat
their eotty by a coding of glue.
Dsj Beipn Richardson writes that
a a M aj
one may be cured oi stammering
by daply makiog an acdible oote in
expiration before each word, stam
merers can sing as easily as other per
sona. Jacky master, el uneeter, wno
made a larga fartune by curing stsoi -mering,
simply made bis pupil, say br
before each wotd beginning with s
consonant.
new discovery is tb.t, by the sim
ple use of citricaeii or citrate oi etlver.
asa wster may be made drinkable. By
this means chloride of stiver is preoipi
tat I, and a barmt.s. miners! wat.r i.
produced. An ounce of citrate renders
a half-Bin, of watar drinkable. If th
R
fact is su9'.stad b experimsot ens!
analysis, the diseivery is one of the
greatest v.lu.
The following is given by tbe Biston
''Journal of Coftmerce" as an .xcslleat
cement for leather belting. : "Common
glue aod i.iogl.M, aiptal pari., aoaked
for tea bonr. in just enough water to
covrr thfut. Bring gradually to a boil
ing heat snd add pure t.nnmg unti
tbe whole becom-.. ropy er spreara like
tbe whtta i,t eggs. Buff oft the surface,
to I j. one.!, apply thi. ou-n: wsrm,
and clamp firmly "
Tb. completeness of the work done
by the earlier astronomers ie shown by
the f.ct, recntly .t.ted, that out of the
6000 or mere nebulae now known, the
Herschels had diacorered 5000.
Cures of aciatica are reported at hav
ing taken plsce in Psria after a sing's
application of Dr. Dhove'a method cf
freezing tit akin above tho painful
parts with a spray of chloride of metby).
Tbe operation ia said to he applicable
also to facial neuralgia.
The Pari. N ewa says that at the ba
by show in that city is an infant 3f
year, eld, born nwtr Dieppe, which
weigh. 80 ponmL, nnd ia three fret ten
inche. in height, lie ia possessed of
great strength, and premises to be
giant likn hi. grandfather, although hia
father ia of ratltar iess than ordinary
stature.
D. G. D ame gives a beautiful nimple
experiment which may interest the ama
teur with the microscope. Upon a slip
of glass put a drop of liquid auric chlo
ride ofargantio nitrate, with half a grain
of metallic zinc in the auric chloride,
and oopper in the silver. Ac growth of
exquisite gold and silver ferns will ap
pear beneath the eye.
A nw method of dressing wound.
bv wl h their healing ia saad to ue
sf
hastened and tbe pain made to disap
pear at once, haa been brought into no
tice by a French .nrgeon. It consists
in tbe application of compre.se. wet
with a dacoctien of thirty parts of val
erian root in 100 parts of wster. It is
expressly stated that the treatment is
of no avail in deep wounds.
A writer in the Therapeutic Gazette
recommends soups made of lentil flour,
mixed with one-eight part of ground
malt,for the use of invalids. In warm
ing, the diastase of the malt converts
the flour into soluble snd easily-digested
substances. The soup may be flavored
with bief tea. The writer says that
lentil flour contains more inorganic salts
and twice as much nitrogenous material
as wheat or oat flour.
I I BIBI S FACTS.
Glsss platss have been substituted
tor oopper in the sheathing of an Ital.
tan ship, the advantages claimed being
exemption from exidatioa and incrus
tation. The glats was cast, like iron,
in plates to fi' the hull.
tailway men complain of tbe weight
of passenger cars now built, and show
by figures that an engine hauls between
fire and six pounds of dead weight for
every one pound ef paying paese tiger
weight, reckoned when all tbe seats are
fills I.
The Goscrnment i. making a thor
ough trial at the Bpriogtisdd Arsen.l
of the Spencer magazine gun, tbe csr
ridge used in winch are losded with
nine buckshot esob, lostesd of a bid
et. This arm is rseom mended for
militia use in case of riote,
Extensive experiments sre to be
asade by tbe Gevernment of Teamania
in naturalizing European fishes, sueh
as lobsters, orabs, turbet an 4 brill, in
tbe waters of that country. Similar
trials have been very successful in New
Z.al.nd and Australia.
Tbe weather service of Great Britain
appears te be in a somewhat unsatis
factory rendition. Statistics ebtained
b tbe Hooae of Lords show tbst dur
ing a peiiod of ten yeais 120 unpre-
dieted storms yisited the British coast,
or an sverage ef ene storm a month.
In the Smitbsuoisn Iastitute
Washington is tbe small nngget of gold
a little larger than a pee, that firat met
tbe eyes of John Marshall in the saw
mill raceway at Sacramento, and was
the beginning of those discoveries in
Califernia tbst have added nearly 1,
500,000,000 in gold to tbe world's
stock of the precious metals.
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We sre under obligations to our old p afatlted to citizen of the Pacific
m at aia bm aMaa aa - .sal
ft tend, Uoo. U. U. Uiifrej, i'nnciaal Slale during the part week and reported ex
Clerk of tbe United States Senate, fer
special fevers. We are likewise In
debted to Uoo. J. H. Mitebell.Hen. J.
N. Delpli and Hon. Btoger Uermsnn
for favors.
prr.al v loethc Democrat by C. A. -Snow
& Co., Patent lawrera, opposite U.S. Patent
Office, Washington, D. C. :
C F Prentiss, Woodland, Cel., Thrashing
machine attachment.
J Lawshe, Colton, Cel., Automatic care
bureting lamp.
0 I hnaen, Walnut Grove, Fire escape.
1 Walton, Salem. Or., Auger.
J J ttosren, San Francisco, Band sawing
machine
I A Bklwell, I van pah, Ore grinding nan
W Jones, San FrancUco,Kiln for burning
bricks.
J B Ifaggin, San Francisco, Velocipede
skate.
F. Wittram, San Frandaco,Skate cleaner
raev TBt'i BBiarit. so trt..-xaw
BBLKASs.
"A general complsint, tbst spares
neither claa. unr candilion of (Hirson, te
seated in tbe liver. It msy he truly
said that tbie is our oatienal disease,
and it gives us great pleasure to bear
or read tbe Uatiotonv of pareoos of
well known veracity aad intelligence to
tbe value of ftimmont Liver Regulator
a. a retnHl Tbe tecum in j of .o m.nv
friend, sstisfio. us tbst tits is one of
tbe exceptions to tbe general bimbtif by all, and especUUy by professors of tbe
eerv a' rn.dieal .uaeialtiea ' baaliug art, that to remove tbe dlaeaa.,not
W i I
Set Sraaptsaaa, bat Ibe tse.M
. . a
It would aeetn to be a truth apprectaoia
Tbe fund fwr tho widow of General
Hancock has already reached the!
handsome figure of $100,000. New
Y rk gereroeliy will double If.
,A aiit.vi.ut itm av-mntoma. should oe in.
rhlflf sim of medication. Yet io bow many
insunoaa do we see ibis truth admitted in
tbeorv. ignored in practice. The reason
u.t uA.iHr'a satAtnsAh Bitter. Is .tie
MaaaaTnl In ma mtnV CBSes. With Which
rsmedlea previously tried were Inadequate
mm . ... a a iLal it la.
t cire, is attrtomaoie k me i.ci. i
. . a S i in i M aBal
a mMllfinn wninn raaujotje ami iwu"
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TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE
AT COST.
is this is a genuine closing out, now is the time for housewife
o replenish their kitchens and dairies with ware.
ALBANY, FEB. Oth
TO srBSCBIBBBB.
Statement, of accounts of subscribers
with tbe DsBecsAT have been placed in
the causae of the various maladies io j tbc band, of gnt. through the county,
At a recent convention of ubvaicians l w
i .a.. . which It Is adapteu no.ge...n. K tkat , bee ri bars desiring to aeo either
it was proveu by snalyai. tbat Hed and aitoe, liver complaint, gtoit. rheuma ... ... tT,
. . , tismrVllsorder of the bowels, urinary sf. how they etand. or to asUle for the ame.
St.r Oough Cure contained no danger- fecUon)l RB,i thr maladies are not nalli- mQ d.so by calling on tbem. This la for
ous narcotics. Th. test wm so con vino- aied merely, but rooted out by it. It aoea the convenience of both snbacriber. and
ing tb.t the moat sceptical were satis- SVnrioSly, T radical remedy', and "it en- the DBMocaaT. Tho de iring to pay a
fied and ubvaicians ev.rv where now dow. the .v.tem with an amount of vigor year In advance and get ibe American g- h
hed, ami pnyiiciau. every we ere now which u proieci ion .gainst dieeaae. Farmer" ene of tbe beat agricultural pa BJa
Red CrownMills
IS0M, LANXING & CO., PROPft'S.
sew nasoxsa ixocr su esaues for raafruxa
BEST ST0RA6F vdLlTlES.
reeommond
cents.
the remedy. Only 25
m I psrs In tb. TJ. S., can
do
Congressnisn Springer describes
the prevailing fashion, of evening
dress for women as the dow-and-be-
hold stylo."
so with our
$5,000 worth oi dothiag at cist at Mon- affentaw Call ou the following gentlomen
at the places named :
O PCoahow Brownsville.
tsitii k Seitenbaeh'a
Tell Sear SelBbr.
est 1 Price in
.'Wheat
ALBANY OH.
Cash fo
The TBtrlyalatB Miar la IBI alea.
' ' '
The Baltimore Times nay editorially i
The admiKkion of Dakota into the Union is
a subject of much interest. In the debate
upon the question in the United States Sen
ate on December i8th last, and which Is of
ficially printed In the Congressional Record,
Senator Vest, of Missouri, paid a high trib
ute to the merite of the article of world
wide repute which Is manufactured by a
Baltimore house. Coming from such a
aource, thin praise is gratifying, although
legislators of other countries have also pub
licly spoken in a similar manner, among
them, Hon W A E West-Ersklne, of the
South Australian, and Hon Godfrey 8ichel,
of the South African Parliaments. Both
Tell your neighbor who is not already a
subscriber to the Democrat that we will
furnish him the IKawJv IfiwW.the best me-
imnnlitan nsncr in the countrv, and the
a s
Democrat, the best local paper in the val
ley, both for $3. This Is a marvel of cheap
ness. Call at this office for a specimen copy
of the World.
rinal rreer.
Partiea making final proofa of claims either
thmagh the Roseburg or Oregon City Land
nfticM. ca.n have the same pahliKed in the
DKMoruaT bv ao nntifvini the Register at
either of those places, Friends ef this paper
will confer a favor by considering this wh.n
they make out their final claims.
Tbe Mast Agreeable
A. well as the most effective method of
itLMlilnff hMadsnhes. to ds BI1U fevers, r
. .. , a n . r . J I " r" . " l ..1.1- r,
01 tnesc genucmen, uae oenaior vesi, iu 1 cleansing toe systsrn is ov issiug i ic
Oil. doses of the pleasant uauiorma
that the article referred to, St. Jacobs
is an absolute cure for rheumatsm and takes
away all pain. It may be added that by a
recent order of the Receiver General of In
land Revenue of Great Britain, St. Jacobs
Oil will in future be admitted free of duty to
Ireland and several other British Isles. No
emit rmflv Svruo of Fias. 500 and f 1
bottles for sale by Wosbay A Mason, l.ang-
don Co.
Brrnu of Pigs.
Mamifacfcnred only by the California Fig
Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cel.. is Natures
TP I native. This pleasant liquid
house better deserves such success than the (,,:. remcdv mav be had of Foshay & Mason,
Charles A. Vogeler Company, and certainly K W Langdon and Co. , at fifty centa or one
nromht and effective remedy known, to
., . . 1. - tit. Iiv.r
, , , ,T, . I cieanse ' . - , , ;
The Maroh Maacuune, of American History VMn.v, .nl Bowels trentlv vet thoroughly
nrnannia en annetiziniz table of contents. 1 j ...1 rrnnrla.ha. Holds snd Fever. : to
r . rr- . . 1 mi uniroi . ... 4. a
Kvrv article ia of imoortauce ana ot aaperior r.iin.iinn induesbion ana mnarea
. m. 11 i ..-.1 ' "
mem, xne ironuapieua 1. nu cuchcuk "-' 1 11,.
portrait ot uenerat w x nnerman. xuo
a
none has met with more.
opening article. "The Van Cortlanrlt Manor-
.... . . . j : a. T
house,' is i rom ins pan 01 me euisur. m
Hon John W Johnston contributea tbe .ee
ond article, "Shall w. have Coloniee and a
Navy ? Mr Arthur Harvey followa with a
nost interesting aad delightfully readable
sketch of "Champlain'a American Experi
ence, in 1613." Then we have a f.h and
absorbing study in early Western history, a
sketch of "Simon Girty, th. White Indian."
Hon Horatio King, fornwrly on. of President
Buchanan's cabinet, presents a graphio ac
count of "The Trent Affair." General Wil
liam Farrar Smith write, oa "Shiloh." Goo
B Bacon givea a thrilling description of the
breaking of the chain for Farragufs fleet, at
the forts below New Orleans, entitled "One
Night's Work, April 20, 1882." In the de
partment of reprint, is an interesting mem
orial tribute from the p.n of Charles Reade.
The varied departments are filled with p.r
ticularly ch.ioe reading. Price $5 a year in.
advance. Published at 30 Lafayette Place,
New York City.
TO-AGON WOOD AND HARDWARE.
Peter. A Stewart have neck-yokes and
.ino.tr.Da ironed or unlrooed, nectc-
vokeiron., single-tree Iron., nth Irons,
felloes, .pokes, ax trees, eto., all for sale
heap.
-BJ ARD WARE OF ALL KINDS,
Axes, m.ttooks, brush hook., picks
Khovels,pad., rorKS, Knm.awiw, """"'4
v,.rmw wrlnfiters. rones, and almost
ovArtrthlnflt vou want, oan ba had coesp
for oaah Peters A Stewart.
T I. CASE PLOWS.
This famous nlow Is well known in Linn
Conntv. The chilled and steel plows sr
well made from the very best material
and are warranted to do as good work and
cour fully as weu as any umor y "
Peters A Stewart aretne seie ageni.
R Bhelton . SeJo.
F M Miller Lebanon.
Ram May Harrislmrg.
F. A. Watt. Sbedd
KING'S EVIL
Wa the oamo formerly given te Scrofula
because of a superstition that it could be
cured by a king's touch. The world ie
wiser now, and knows that
SCROFULA
can only be cured by a thorough purtllcs
i!on of the blood. If this is negleered,
the disease perpetuate. Its taint thro urn
aeration after generation. Among ita
cni-licr symptomatic development, are
KeMHMa, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tm
mors, ltolls, Carbnncles, Eryslpelaa.
Pnriiiont I 'leers, Nervou. and Phy
sleal ( ol lapse, etc If allowed to con
tluue, Kheuniatism, Scrofulous la
turrh, Kidney and Liver Disease.,
TubereulBr Consumption, and v;U"l
.ih elber danarerous or fatal maladica, are
produced by It .
Oyer's Sarsaparilla
) :. '. pttr.-rful and always rtliabl
It! Ij,-n-if jih:; medicine, ltlssoeffiet
ini sn .Uerntlvo that It eradicates frm
' ! lie. cdltary Scrofula, snd
Mh S 1 1 Mil nns of contagious diseases
B!wl ' . in-.. Vt the same tune It en-rs-li
;i ! vi :i isjes the blood, restoring
hr.i! ; 1 : u tho vital organs ana
i . ii , iltv; .litlre ej-stem. Thlsgp;st
:r3r alive Medicine
- I of tho genuine Honduras
ii-.i, wiih Yellow Dock. Siil-
I fad ides of Potassium and
: I her inirredients of great po-
tvii. . i . -fully nnd eclentlfleally coaH
P'n I. I s i t'ornuila Is generally knom
10 1 tu ,1. il pi-ofcssiou, nnd tho bist
pin ,4 oiH'iuitlv pi-escribe Ayei:'s
BAD v Ul 1.1..V R. an
byolute Cure
1" rr . "tysr eoacd by the vltasBtoa ef
tlia ''.. '. lib 1 uneuutiuted to the high
c ! prate decree, far beyond any
v !: r pre;araife:i for which like effects
pre 'mr.l. 1 ii thercf 010 the cheapeft,
p- v 1 r host blood purifying mei.ll
c!::-, iu '.!:? world.
yer's Sarsaparilla
PKEPARED BY
Dr. J. C. Aer & Co., Lowell, Nam.
Analytical Chemists.
S.id by all Druggists : price $1 ; six
bottles for $3.
FRED GRAF,
Manufacturer Baud Dealer in all kind, o
F'UIVI IVITTJIslE.
ARD UHDERTAIEB.
8 First! Street Albany.0r
C. E, WOLVKRTON, O, H, IBYIXB,
W0LVERT0N & IRVINE.
ATTOHX I ; Y s T LAW
BaT'Ollee up stairs in Fromsn's Brick
ALBANY, OREGON-
F
OR SALE.
1
One hundred and forty acres, ivln
mile, above rebrtuon. 40 seres in 6dl
tivation. 10 acres slashed and sown lo
grass. Comfortable dwelling-, gooa
otithoueea. Cheap. Inquire at this
office.
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT JLAW
-AND
Notary Public
DR. I. N. W0 IDLE.
Veterinary Surgeon,
Office at Sehmee i Stable.. '
ALBANY. OREGON
JJ ARN DOOR HANGINGS,
Are always breaking, unless you haiB
tbe kind sold by Peters fc Stewart, of A1,
bany. They are made ot wronsht in a
cannot jump tbe track and will last a i'fe
time. Don't hang another barn door tn
til you have'seen Them.
N. J. HENT0N,
Notary Public ana iHSuTance Agent,
0- F. BUILDING - - ALBANY, OR
Represents several of the best Fire J
aurance Companies on the Coast, "l-all c a
him for reliabieinsurance.