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VtlL. XXIII.
ALBANY, OKLGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 35, 1807.
M 17
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fa
r4 1KK8.HIONAL CARDS.
JLe. H. MONT ANTE,
iTTORN AT IW
Notary Public
Offl upstair, orar John Brigg store,
it trt. vlsnSStf
J. K.
WEATHERFORD,
(KOTARY PUBLIC,)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ALB4NY, HMI.
rLL PRACJTICt IN ALL THE COURTS Of THE
State, Spssial aMeatlea givea te aoUaeUoaa sad
'abate eaaUar.
te Odd rii.'i Tempt, rrnt
.rr. TIMOR, O, H, IB YIN B
WOLVERTON & IRVINE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Betroth ap at airs In Foater', Block.
ALBANY, 0RK60N-
I. O. POWNLL. W. B, MX.YSU
POWELL B1XYEU,
.TTORNEYS AT LAW,
Aid Solicitors in Chancery,
ALBANY. ... OREGON.
Collection promptly made on all point.
iOo negotiated on reasonable Urrni.
fsroffle In Foster. Bride.
Yl4nlMf.
J. J. WHITNEY.
Utemy And OonnseUor At La?
AND
Notary Piibltr.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Vill praotlo In nil of the Con rte of
.bia State H bnatnaa Intrusted to him
will ho promptly ttsdd to.
D. R. N. BLACKBURN,
Attorney at Law,
Offl Odd Fellow' Tempi
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
AH hmlaiHwlli rarwtvwprnmpt attention
-HAY ft
MASON,
an umuh-
W"i. Jb" B. . Irian's publication,
-h w el DM hm-'u -rfaj With
staj teKRUO.
G. L. BLaCKMAN,
Successor to E. W. Lamgdon.
DBALKR IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICAL8, BRUSHES,
SOAPS, COMBS,
aod vrythlng kept In first-elaas Drag
Stor. Mao a An atook nf plaoo and
rgana.
ALBANY. OREMON.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST,
stationary, Toilet rticles, Etc.
PEEgCIlPTIIW CAREFULLY FILLED,
Open day and night.
Albany. Or.
I. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Offloj cor. First and Ferry Street,
ALBANY- - OREGON.
BR. C. WATSON MASTON
Physician and Surgeon.
OfBo room S and 4. Poster' Block.
ALBANY - - BRECON.
Homeopathic Physician,
MRS. M. E. WeOOY. M. D.. HOMEOPATHIC
H
IW phyatelan, aflloa aa raaSdaaa. eorasr of Second
aa Bafcar Slraata, Albany, Orseea. Caraaie
a apaetalty. ConaalUtlua Iraa, ffleahou'S : 10
t Uaas aad tta p. at.
HOLY ANGELS COLLEGE.
i Boarding School for Boys ! !
Conducted by aooular prlast- and lay
teaenar
Firat farm open first Monday In Kap-
wrouar rsecnpo tersn ripen nrst Monoay
in fanroerT mr preapactaa adore
f A Kaekr Vancouver, W. T.
tV.x I OS
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kind. i rough, dressed
mdseas . lumber, lathi a a
pioKeis Kepi joustantly on
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
ualapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
"Jim Westfall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Fall Has of Chinese good of all klnda on
hand. Alao rail line of
JAPANESE GOODS.
0&IS8I PiCIFIO COBTRACTOR,
tor thla section.
Laborer furnished on abort notice for
any pnrpoco.
Opposite S E Young's, Albany, Or
1
ilTafaManD
bkd It tha Olabrais
B. lUtfcOB'8 PATEKI
AfiMtTTIG ELASTIC TRUSS
UnLE UUUIU
PaTfa.stHat.ln
ismsI lime I IP
1 IHouff
JH wr..-JMWW ntaetrtoTrusa
as a jn -v uaioraai.
I Sr .W
BOOTS, SHOES
AND
SLIPPERS.
I am now receiving my fall sad
winter atook of bnota and shuas. I
hare a nicely a fitted op Boot and She
Store, and aa complete atook as any
thin aid of Portland and very fw better
in Portland. I bar H my boots and
WX w
hoe 1iret from mauufaoturera and am
authorised to warrant every pair no mat
ter bow oh a p. No firm in Oregon
have anv advantage of roe in buying aa
1 hup io quantities and pay lbs oaah.
In lad me , miaae and children' shoe.
I keep much b Urgent, best and great
eat variatY in the cttv. Mr aim will
at vara ho to sir aa a d ralue fi r
cm 9W
the mnnr as poeaiblv ean h done.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
First National Rank
OF ALRIX1, ORECsOft.
. i.. PLntK
a. k. Yot po
OKO. B. CHAMSSJtLAlK
Yk
TRANSACTS A GENERAL beakta
ACCOUNTS K BYT eabjet to
SIGHT KXCRANOK awl
oa New Tart, Saw Praadae
sal Port!
COLUBCnorg MADE on feaarebte
B Terse, Gao.E Ciiiuauin
L. B Bum, L. Pun,
Watraa B Tvaaau,
H. F. MERRILL,
Banking and Insurance.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
ob New York, Sea Praadae. a
an c'ty warrant Be
ta. m. to 6 p a.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE NOOSE.
BAM MAY.
e. aawDBaa
MAT k SENDERS.
Dealers in General Ierchandise.
HARRISBURG - - - - OREGON
Will boy (.rail, Wttl art all kinds
Coutry prwiiee.
WILL
Dealer In all
Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs aniPianos.
A full
Shoot music, music merchandise, ammunition, nsbioz taekl ete. warranted
rajsora, butcher ana pocket univt.
THE BEST KIND OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES,
Oils and Extras for all Machines supplied.
LINNCOUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Rpirlog of Mwlog machine, moaiosl Instrument,, fun,, etc. neatly dene.
ALBANY, - OREGON.
J. GRADWOHL,
r ockery, Glass Ware and Hardware.
OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural Implements,
Agent ior Fire and
TT 1 MrOSRIIiT.B TO B 7 T O IV CI ! " I .".
fni :y ;j lis - It t'-n.i'tt La t o.1 .i'y r i
AfiE, a.-t M i6.a!'.'iM!.c.. '. ' it. I i
tt tit v I, tad .:t E. . h ' sen, A...
I j...-.,e,C n.;. tl ,D rr' ts 1 u.' JJ.a n S .
p.. i.l i t sa, ..ie;y.:.-a 1 r n.::t m or -r .v.- t"i t; r. S:a. r.tarel rt
. a..-a.aat at stel au Ikai.-.t.u.-t rtj- Cy tor Llliou.ucsa, EtveY
Js.iins.te acd l'jfp-pl.
:t I'-irliji. tha B!oo.I, Clean., lha stomach anaBiWcls, and gives tlso
i..sl:ii. airJ laliljtful Tons. Teia narrr
SKIN, SCALP,
BLOOD.
Having been a tuffartr for two years anl a hall from
diss osaead by a bruit, on the If. ami harhur
tHM.ii cues by tba Cuiieura n.modles whan aliutbor
mwtboda and rmo-li f...-. I deam It my duty t
roaoonmand tbam. I vtalUd Hut Springs to no avail,
and Uil Nvtrel dwtom wUhui mooaaa. and At la.t
our irinolpal druwrlrt. Mr John P Ftnlay (to k .mt I
ahalf avar la-1 arealfuH, apok. to ma abut i...oura.
and I ooaaantad t.. rtva tbam a trial with tba nwuit
tbat I am iwrhwtly cured. Thar-' - now no aora alwut
ma, I think 1 can abow tha !( aurlaoa wbert my
uffarinra raiiir from of any ona In tha HUta. Tha
Cutloura Krniadlaa ara tha btwt blaod and .kin onro.
maaufaoturad I ntwr u dnunrtat John P KlnUy and
lr 110 Mwtonury. both of Utka pbu-a, and to lr
Smith, of Laia L. Mka. ' 1M
ALBXANDKH UF.ACH. Ortwnvllla, Mkw,
Mr Baaoh uawl the CuUcura Kamedlaa, at our ra
quaat, with raaulta .. abov mated.
A. B, KM. V a COdruiuita.
SAVED MY MOTHER'S LIFE.
Bvar atoaa I oan remambar, my mothar baa auflarwd
from a milk la. Nothing would do bai any Kd.
Kha hul tha baat iuiloal Ul.nl, but thay all did bar
no Mad. abaauSrnHi with bar lag kW thirty yaara
aadaatrar knw a wall d.y. l would bava to alt up
half lha nlrht, holding u har la. and moaning, Hh
bad no fMaoa. 8ba WMd all Ilia bwrt known ramadiaa
In u, tn.iry without aft" art- 1 aakod bar to try y,r
futl.-ura Rmlia.. tlot har a brtt . of t'utl.-ura Ha
eolront, and ah. took il, aM baa Ukan In all abwet
als or aaan bottlaa. and now h. U a wrll wtanatt to
day Har lag la antiraly haalad. and har hralth waa
aarwrbwltar. She ean ro out evarv day. towaathtng
h. haa nut dona In tan yaara. ao jrou aa. I eannot
halp ataUng to you about your wonderful Cultcura
Bamaalaa You h.v. aavad my motbra hta. loan
not Sad amrda to asoraaa my aratlMd. I bav. ad
yonr Cutl ;ura Bndlai BW and naar.
KlWARU I.UIDBB, 160B Broaiway. N. Y,
f iil - mttat f 'MttlSSlPM ftOaUI.
praparl from It. alarnllv. and futirura Ra.lwil.
tba aaw blood purtnar, Inurnadv, ara a Uva our.
VWalt'Uia, war m aaan avntta vhiv, -
far avary form of akin and Wo.hI .IHaaaa ir.m ptm
tateraana,
erartwbara. Prtoa ; Cutbmra, AO cant. ,
tit eta; Baaoiv.ix. l. Praparod by lha rot
aadOaaataai o ivoav v
for "How lotJur. Skin rtiiaaaaa."4 pagaa,
SO Hluatrallona. 10 UatlmonUkt."
niSjBPLKM, btaak bMda. abanead and oily akin
rlHl prtranudby t'uiicu-a WiAlaHaH Soap.
Sneezing Catarrh.
taaaaaaniag a,., .trw, aakaw. Sal aaAaj
treat tb. ay aa aad araa. tba palatal
aiuodln'- to tta lhr.iat, the .writing o
U.ing choking aciualiuna.ruu.h,
In tb. b4kd and ap tU'ng haadacha,
bow fambUr tbaaa aymptoaw ara to tb uanda who
aaSr pariodkmily from baud eoWa or laSaansa, ai d
who a. In igno aosa of tba fct that a alalia appi:a-
af Saaford Badbml Cur. far CaUrrh will afford
rt Ur t .
Bui thla traalmaat la caaaa of almpta "aUrrb gtvas
but a faint Ida of what thU -imidy will do Inlhr
chronic lorma, wnara tba brwalbing ta o a'ru Had by
choking. puUtd uawot aocuntulattuna, tba baarin.
affactad. am- II and Uata goa throat a'aratad and
baakbaf aaagb gralually faataatng UaaH upon tba
daMUl.lad ayafma. Than it la that lha marteilou
curati. powar of Manford'a Hadleal Car tatnifeaU
kU.lt la luitt wM a td graiafai ndUf Cur. ba
gtaaCrmataaS t mm H U rapid, radkai,
a Badlad Cam oanAst of oaa botU. of tha
Cur., oaa boa Catarrhal Safvaui aud aa Im-
prtoa. ft.
Dcau l-'Haaiaat. Co., Boaton,
PAINS AND WEAKNESSES
OP FEMALE
tfutari'ly rvlla 1 by tba B'atlrara
till-rata PBaaler. a ew. avwt
guaikl. in.u.tUnaou. and lafallih.
pain kltllnjr puaur. aapiiaally adapaU4
to rail Pamala Palna and Wiilin a.
Warranutf atly aaaertor a alt otbar
eUWara, aod tba mawt parfart aoUdoW to Pain, la
Saraiaatlo. aad Waakaaa. yat rmitM.unta,l. At all
flmtfWln t6 wta i S far St ; er. poaUga frea, af
Potur Pruf aad Cbara tail Co.,
i. L. COWAN.
J. W. CU8ICB
Linn IVunty Bank.
COWAN A C18ICK.
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TBA MR ACTS a gdaara) baaldar
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS on Naw York
Sai. rrmsi
aad Portland, Oragwo.
LOAN XONBYoa approvad aacuriiy.
BBCBIYB aapaalta aabyaot te aback.
COLLECTIONS aatruetad M ua wilt race) re prompt
aatloa.
Russ House.
J.
Proprietor.
Tftia bona i bow open aod foroiahed
with the beat new furniture. Everything
elaaa and ocmmodioua, nffaring to the gen
era! public anpertor acooenrnodationa te an
in tba city.
BROS.,
be Leading-
lino of
Marine Insurance
3 07 THIS GOOD -)..
-..: d. S4 .t ia tr.;.V a?. .
n.a S vflII as c r.rcs BVU 1
1 Llror, Ufttd&ehr,
t r v.u 1 Aj'.u-, sVarp'f
wss s Uadlrlue for tha Hurserr eqaai U
tba uiuoaua lining
ORUOOIST3 AMD GROCERY-
WANHINOTON.
(Prom our regular aorra imndant.)
WASMIIffPTON, D. C, Nov.Sth, l87.
Among the prominent Democratic
member, of the ilouae who have arri pad
at the Capital, I miv mention the Hon H
I. Blind, r Mlaaa.-rl, who U often referr
ed to aa "Slleer Bland," on account of ihe
leading part taken by him In the legud
tlon that authorised the coinage of tb
"dollar of our daddlea," and alao because
he U on alt occaalona the ateadfaat friend
and champion nf sBysp. Mr. Blnnd give
his views aa to tha probable coura of leg
islation in the Fiftieth Congress, lie
thinks a compromise tariff bill will pass,
and that It will Include the repeal of the
tobacco tax ; he believes that the tariff
should b reduced $100,000,000 , the free
list ahould be largely increased and there
ahould be a reduction of dutlea on other
Import, lie thinka there will be no finan
cial legislation except in ao far aa tariff
legislation affect, the finance..
The question of changing the time of
the meeting of Congreaa, Is again, as well
a the terms of the membera, being agitat
ed, and there are numberlea advocates In
tb affirmative, while on the other hand,
the dlsaentienta can be counted on ona'a
fingers. I have yet to see a convincing
reason why Congreaa should meet, as It
doea at preaent, thirteen montha after the
election of ita membera, but, on the con
trary, there are many grave objections to
h system now In vogue, among which I
may mention that Congreaamen ahould
come fresh from the people ; that their
suesors ahould not he elected until the
Incumbents aer ve out their firat term ; that
the prfBftt cu.tom Is antagonist to the
progressive spirit of the ge. Congress
now meets on the first Monday In Decem
ber, and before that body gets fairly to
work, an adjournment for the holidays ia
In order. Whv ahould not Coneresameu.
like moat other elective offictala, begia
their dutiea on the firat of the year and be
paid pet annum.
The theory of State.' right haa certainly
received substantial encouragement from
the declalon of the United Slates Supreme
! ...r, In I It. f t. I, ...... A ------ t
" . ,,, .... v xiv.ig; .-lhhiiiii 1 jr, anu
I doubt not, if aiich a thing be poaaible.that
the spirit of the great Calhoun hovered
jubilantly over the hiatorical and eventfut
scene that in a measure vindicated the con
atitutionallty of his distinctive doctrine of
the reaenred righta of the States In the
Federal compact. But, however that may
b. I believe the verdict, on It. merit., la
generally applauded aa just and righteous.
K young new .paper correspondent of
thl city took advantage of the occasion to
a end a aham "infernal machine" to Chie'
Justice Walte-making the impreasion
that it was a scheme of the frienda of the
AnarchUu, for revenge on the Court. The
reckless youth made a aenaation in the
Capita!, but the aeouel was hia confine-
ment in the gloomy cell of the police sta
tion until bailed out.
Earlier in the paat week, Waahington
had another aensatlon in the ahape of a
cholera ecare, caused by two Italian u.
pecta from New York, who, together with
their effects, were given fumigation and.
permitted to depart. If any more ahipa
supposed to be infected with cholera ar
rive In New York harbor, the Government
will uncercmuniou.lv order them back
from whence they came.
A Treasury clerk has cauaed no tittle
perturbation in that department by Invent
ing a new counting machine -which, will
do the work of aix peraoifs better than
they can do It. And that ia what carries
sorrow to the aoula of the charming "coun
tesoa,"a large number of whom are oper
ating the old machine at a compensation
of from $1.50 to $i per day. Nor will the
enterpriaing inventor be benefitted pecun
iarily, as he invented the machine while
I
n Government service.
So he get not
cent for his ingenuity.
The lr is full of rumors of coming
Cabinet changes whether unfounded or
not your correspondent i. unable to y
to the effect that upon the transfer of Sec
retary Lamar to the Supreme Bench.Post
master General Vilat will occupy the va
cancy, while the Wisconsin (.talesman wili
be succeeded by Don M. Dickinson, of
Michigan. On the other hand, it is said
to be the President's purpose to appoint a
prominent Union General as Mr. Lamar's
successor, and if this be true, I believe his
choice will fall upon Gen. John C. Black,
Commissioner of Pensions.
It is now fairly established,says a writer
In the M-dical Press, that the common
wart, which is so unsightly and often so
proliferous on the hands and face, can be
easily removed by small doses of sulphate
of magnebia taken Internally. M. Coirat
of Lyons has drawn attention to this ex
traordinary fact. Severa children treated
with three-grain doses of Epsom salts
morning and evening were promptly cur
ed. M. Auberl cites the case of a woman
whose face was disfigured by these ex
crescences,and who was cured in a month
by 1 drams of magnesia taken daily. An
other medical man reports a case of very
large warts which disappeared in a fort
night from the daily administration of ten
grains of the salts.
The Dalles, November i3th.-John
Mackay.aged 78,residing at Mitchell, Was
co county, came to town Friday and sold
a soldier's land-warrant for 900 acres to
Van Houten & Co., for several hundred
dollars. He told Edward Kane that he
was going to spend the night with a friend
at a ranch about a mile from town, but he
never reached there. It is believed that
be was followed by some one who saw
the money paid to him.murdered and rob
bed. 'A thorough search of the surround
ing country is being made. Mackay was
an old pioneer, having come to Oregon in
1843 in the employ of the Hudson Bay
Company. This is the second mysterious
disappearance from The Dalles this year.
The nerve which never relaxes, the eye
which never blanches, the thougnt that
never wanders, these are the masters of
victory. Warner's Log Cabin Hops and
Buchu Remedy .'.is nature's remedy for
nervous diseases. Have the wisdom, to
try it.
CURIOUS FACTS.
At a recent christening th baby wore a
robe of lace 130 years older than herself.
An Illinois farmer has attached a churn
to hia wagon In such a way that the move
ment of the wagon churns his milk.
I. aula Baydcn, a blind man who died at
Worcester, had his sense of touch so d-
vcloped that he could tell the denomina
tion of a bank note by feeling It, and In
weeding a large garden he could always
distinguish a young vegetable plant from
a weed.
A large flock of "chimney sweepa" took
to rooming In a chirtmey In the house of
John A. Butts of Thomaston, Ga. On
night he covered the chimney with board
and early next morning replaced th
board with a bag. When he removed th
nag it contained 567 Imprisoned birds.
An organge grower near Lake Eustia,
Fla., found oa one of his trees fruit that
seemed to be about two-third orange and
on third japan neralmmon. Ha du.
a m a SP
down to the roots of th tree and there
found the living root of a persimmon tree
twined among the roots of the orange.
A Brooklyn horse has an extraordinary
passion for raw eggs. He quietly watches
the hens that frequent his manger until
they leave their nest., when h noses
about until the ease are discovered, then
he breaks and devours them with gusto.
The effect of thl trange diet upon his
physical condition is beneficial, and his
sides have become round aad riots v.
A most remarkable imitation of black
walnut has lately been manufactured from
poor pine, the quality and appearance of
the article being such as to defy detection
except upon eery close examination. To
accomplish this, one part of walaut peel
extract Is mtaed with six part ot water,
and with this solution the wood 1 coated.
When the material is half dry, a solution
of bichromate of potash with water I rub
bed on It, and the made walnut Is ready for
use.
Our republican friends are congratulat
ing themselves upon the fact that they
now control the delegations in Congress
from twenty state just enough to elect
a preaident in case there should be a fail
ure to elect by the electoral college. While
we are not so hearties and uncharitable
as to deprive our friends of this crumb of
comfort, yet It ia due to candor to say that
It would be hoping against hope to expect
to secure a president upon so remote s
contingency. We believe that not one la
telllgent man In ten thousand can be found
who seriously entertain the belief tha
either the labor or prohibition party can
secure a einrte electoral vote out of the
so. that make up the electoral college.
i he light of current event, prove, thi.
beyond a reasonable doubt, or In fact any
doubt. No other part t could be orcanired
between now and the next election that
could do so. Hence, it must be admitted
by all that the apt electoral votes chosen
next November will be divided between
the democrats and republicans, and as the
number ia an odd one there can be no tie
vote, hence it I safe to say a president
will be elected by the people and not by
Congreaa.
Whenever a sHck-tongued stranger ap
proaches you with a proposition to glv
you something for nothing ; something
that you can dispoae of at an Immense
profit, some scheme by which you can
make a fortune in a few minutes,the time
has arrived for vou to exercise all the cau
tiousness to be found in your make-up.
Be very careful what you say to him, and
f he should hint at having you sign your
name to a little agreement, contract or
something, just to show be has met rou
te!! him you will think it over for a year
or two, and then if It seems advisable yon
will do so.
The sale of the Chicago Tim calla at
tention to the wreck of what was once a
magnificent property. Ten years ago the
paper was a power in the West, notwith
standing the license with which it was
edited. It was bold and fearless in its
policy, its editorials were well written and
incisive, and as a dragnet of news it was
not surpassed by the best metropolitan pa
pers. After Mr. Story's mind became im
paired it steadily deteriorated, but not as
much as might have been expected.consid
ering the internal dissensions in th office.
We trust that under its new owners it wll
regain its former influence and become a
powerful aid in spreading the principles
of a true democracy.
The annual report of Gen. Rosecrans,
register ot the treasury, show that at the
end of the last fiscal year of June 30, 1887,
of the $893493,312 of government regis
tered bonds outstanding! i,ooi,8oo,or on
ly 1 per cent were held abroad ; Sat,-
215,450 were deposited with the treasurer
by national banks, and $670,076,073 held
by individuals, associations, trustees, etc.,
in this countrv. Of the latter amount
savings banks held $309,000,000 and insur
ance companies $55,500,000.
A correspondent of the Chicago Nw$
says if Lamar is appointed to the Supreme
Bench the republican senate will not con
firm him.on the ground that he was In the
I Rebellion.
Th November May mine 0 American Hi
tory is one of the brightest and most richly
illustrated i'iu of th year. Oliver Cnm-
w.H'a portrait appears aa its frontispiece, in -oident
to th romantic story of the first set
tlement of Shelter Island, Jo 1S52. told by
Mrs LsmMn her happiest vin, eatitled tb
' Historic Home of th Sylvesters." Rev
Philip 8ch ff, D D., contributes a second
paper oa the "Relation of Church and State
in America." A vry pleasantly written
ketch is by Walstern Root, on th "Hamil
ton Ooeid Academy in 1794," the germ of
Hamilton College. The fourth article in this
superb number is a study by Charles H Peck
, , tit- - J -U.-.u jet A.MB
01 tue pUOUO 1U3 a liu,e w. -
Burr." Then follows, from G Brown Oode,
of the Smithsonian Institute at Waahington,
An Interesting Djaloaa in 1876, oswen
Bacon, 'the rebel,' and John Good, of Whit
by ." Judge T Tarbell, of Washington, con
tributes "Horace Greeley's Practical Advice
to tb Reconstructioaist in Mississippi ;
and T J Chapman, A. NT, writ an interest
ing paper on th "Religious Moymnt ta
i eon Th. .korfp articles are varied aad
er terining. Price, 5 a year, Pob!ibed at
743 Broadway, New York City.
lann Tk. .kee. til vsrisd tsd Prewired by Dr. J. U. Ayr a uo Low.il, ataac. 1 AWIW i
!M MAN A HAKOMRTIR ?
Why 1
it Tbat Certain Wiaas Always
KtMaataOes Criag With Pala t
Eighty-six per cent of tha signal service
wssther predictions are accurate I
The only indications our fathers had for
foretelling weather were aching limbs,
twinging joints and painful corn I
These, though crude, were usually cor
rect. The body is unquestionably an ex
cellent barometer, and physicians often
prase, ibe a change of air, so that the sys
tem may find an agreeable atmospheric
condition.
Weather change indicate themselves
by pains celled rheumatism. Why bad
wathr should cause such pslnsls mys
tery I
Does th paia realty He dormant In th
blood, to be made active only when the
wind blows from some unfavorable quart
er t
Last week a prominent man loft town
on a business trip. Two days later he.who
had always been apparently strong and
well, was sent home a corps "Rheuma
tism of the heart !
Rheumatism Is like the Indian In am-
bush,sure to kill you If not killed by yau.
It 1 to patient and physician one of the
moat vexatious of diseases.
At first many thought It to be a trouble
of the joints, but all outward applications
left the cause unbenefitei.
Then,maklag like pains In tha muscles,
It ws thought to be a muscular disease ;
but the same unsatisfactory results follow
ed external treatment.
Now.however.lt Is universally acknowl
edged that rheumatism is "a fiery condi
tion of the blood caused by the presence
of uric acid In the system "
Everybody dreads rheumatism.
It is very prevalent at this changing
time of the year. It was formerly seldom
known except among those who worked
much out of doers. Now It Invade the
hut, the palace, the executive mansion, lha
senate chamber and the throne room ; all
sorts and conditions and races of men and
women it attacks at all time, and all fear
it !
Mrs. Swift (wife of Dr. Lewis Swift, th
fmous comt finder of Rochester, N. Y .)
was one af it. recent victims ; and how
very common It Is among ladies I
She suffered great anguish and fear !
Why does this acid remain la the sys
tem t
The kidneys being diseased cannot re
move the acid as in health, hence the sys
tem Is poisoned by its presence, and rheu
matic pains, stiff joints, tendon and mus
cle are the result. There is but one
cie"UC """ reiu' kidn7
w" cd "
fir In the blood" by Warnar's safe rheu
matic cur. These world renowned rem
edies, taken by bottle In alternation, a
they should be, neutralise the uric acid
already in the blood, and prevent further
accumulation.
Mr. Dr. Swift used these rmedi
with great success, in lternatioa,and waa
completely restored to health.
We understand that the proprietors
guarantee them with the strong assur-
anoes.but this were scarcely necessary ,fr
1 not their praise in everybody's mouth h
We cannot prevent the lit wind blowing,
but w can get the better of it by ao forti
fying th system that we can Ignore It
when it is doing th worst to "etve us
pain."
Boston, Nov. 13. -Jesse Pomeroy, the
boy murderer, who is now a full grown
man, made an attempt to escape from
State prison Friday morning, by sawing
hrough the bars of hi cell with a piece
of steel. In some manner not exujamed,
the gas in his cell exploaded rerr .ring
him unconscious, and the officials found
him in that condition, at the same time
making the discovery that the bars were
cut.
Speaking of Bobby Li ncoln, one is re
minded of the remark once made by a
bright woman about a stupid man of fa-
mous parentage in New England.'1 It is
a thousand pities," she declared earnestly,
"that such a father as his couldn't have a
son.
The First Sign
Of failing health, whether in the form of
Night Sweats and Nervousness, or ia a
sense of General Weariness aad Lose of
Appetite, ahould suggest the use of
Ayer's Sarsanarilla. Thla prepsjatioa
la most effective for giving ton aad
strength to the enfeebled system pro
moting the digestion and assimilatioiif
food, restoring th nervous fore to
their normal condition, and for purify
ing, enriching, and vitalising the blood.
Failing Health.
Ten years ago niy health began to fail.
I waa troubled with a distress! ne Cough ,
JNlgnt Sweats, weakness, and Nervous
ness. I tried various remedies pre
scribed by different physicians, but
became so weak that I could not go up
stairs without stopping to rest. My
friends recommended me to try Ayer
Susaparilla, which I did, and I am now
aa healthy and strong aa ever. Mrs,
ta. it. wiuiama, juaxanuna, Minn.
I have need Ayer's BarsaparlUa. la my
family, for Scrofula, and know, if it is
taken faithfully, that it will thoroughly
eradicate thla terrible disease. I nave
also prescribed it as a tonic , as wall aa an
alterative, and must ear that I honestly
believe it to be the best blood medicine
ever compounded. W. P. Fowler, M. D.,
v. u. b, ureenvtue, xenn.
Dyspepsia Cured.
It would be Irnpossible for me to de
scribe what I suffered f rom Indigestion
and jueaaacne up to xne ume x oes
taking Ayer's sarsapanua. 1 was under
the care of various physicians, and tried
a great many kinds of medicines, but
never obtained more than temporary re
lief. After taking Ayer's Sarsaparllla
for a short time, my headache disap
peared, and my stomach performed ita
dutiea more perfectly. To-day mv
health Is completely restored, Mry
Barley, Springneld, Mass.
I have been greatly benefited by th
prompt use of Ayer 8 Sarsaparlll. It
lone and invigorates the system, resru-
lates the action of tho disrestive and
assimilative organs, and vitalise the
blood. It is. without doubt, the most
reliable blood purifier yet discovered,
11. D. Johnson, 383 Atlantic avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y. ft
Ayer s Sarampaiilla,
Proparod by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., Lowell,
Pries mt t via bottles, SB.
AT COST
TO
BY
N.
H.
Our Entire Stock at First Cost.
Having made up our mind to discontinue
the mercantile business, and intending
to embark in another enterprise, we will
sell our entire stock of general
MERCHANDISE AT COST
Call early and
SECURE BARGAINS,
We shall give away the
advertised. JanUflJv 1of
wuvW80a- January lst
N. E. ALLEN & Co.
s
57 First Street Albany,
C. B. ROLAND & CO,
CLOTHIERS, HATTERS ANU MENS
FURNISHERS.
OVERCOATS
CLOTHING :
A large stock of all grade just received.
Aa noequaled selection of frock anal sack, busio
HATS
Prom all the leading tn.kers,.ncb as J. B. Stetson 4 Co., and others
FURNISHING GOODS : Our atook in thi. . k
V" naw
, handkerchief, etc
RUBBER GOODS : We handle
Short boots. meOM sandals, overcoat, .nrf
BOOTS AND SHOES
: 30 cases of
ke a specaltr
irom 10 factory, w ma
t a m
congreaa style.
TRUNKS. VALISES, HAND
Blankets and Comforters in Stock,
C. B. ROLAND & CO.,
Clothiers, Hatters and Mess Furnishers,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Palace Meat Market
J. ?. PIPE, PROPILOTOB.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, OR.
WUI
kaen constant) v on hand beef.
mutton, perk, veal, anaaw, etc. the best
maata ano largest variety In tbe oity.
Cash paid for all klnda of ratfatack.
JOHN BRIGGS,
-FLORIST,-
ALBANY,
CIREI.QN
Roses a Specialty.
Cemetery lot planted and atte nded to.
FURNITURE
mad to order or
.JbCUl?-A.XjbCJiX3 9
at mj shop wt end of Third Street,
Albany, Or,
S. A. DECKARD.
T. J. STITBS.
ATTORNEY AT JaAW
Notary PuMlc-
-jk.' aa m- v ... ....
CLOSE,
ALLEN CO,.
piano and organ, as
AH aKl. 1 ,
All shall have a chance-
and
sad alegant ISIZT
onlv tb va-r , .
TT ... WD8
Also oil clothing.
first grade winter boot, just opened
in mens fine shoos, in button, laoTaud
- SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS
New aod Second Hand Store
Owln 1 to the Increased demands 0 ot
business wo have bean compelled to mova
Into a larger store aad we oaa now b
found next door ta 8, B, Young, wbar
wo will be pleased to see our patron. If
you need any stoves, furniture, tta wars,
crockery, clocks, carpets, pletarac, ffhh
jar, trunks, book, roller skates, saddles,
aaws, plane, ete and a thenaaad 69
ferent and use a: Uola you oan not do
better thla side ef San Francisco than yon
can do with us on a purchase or exchange ,
M. FRANKLIN & 00.
128 First StreetAIbaay, Or.
L. W. CLARK,
Portrai i Photographer.
B.a Inge by appointment,
COPYING AMI! FN! ARAIIifL
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