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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1891.
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ASK THE PEOPLE OF LINH COUNTY
Whert W get the Best Bargaiag,
Where to get the Best Talue for Your Money,
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Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
Amsl thej will ABswer irith Oae Voiee, at
W. SIMPSON'S.
-G. L. BLACKMAN,-
LEADING DRUGGIST
AXtZB ATTTZ" OREG-ON"
DRUGS. MEDICINES STA1I0NARY.&C
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1'itrlfie.i rao KL00D, Cnrea CO.fSTIPATIOJf, IXDIGEHTICX,
EIL!0USMSS, LIVER C0MPLAINTS,KICK HEADACHE, COLDS,
PIMt'LES, all SKIN AFFECTIONS, and DISEASES ACISHU from
a DISORDERED HT0HACII.
The QenuiM JIAMDUIlO TEA U put up in YELLOW WIcAPl'lMS
with FactiTiile tSiynalure of EMIL FRE&L.
REOIHQTON OO. Accirra. 6am raAMoeoo.
MOID BY At. I, nRrCiftlHTM A Wit tiKOfFBK.
WHOLESALE I RETAIL GROCERS
CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND
KINDS IN LARGE: OR
IN THEIR
Flinn Block,
We are the People
"Whw tarry the most tompleU line f Hard
ware, Steres,- Rages, ete., in the market.
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
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ilineiy and Fancy
les aad
garments
FIRST STREET,
They carry all the Latest 8tyles aad Moveltiea la the
a sompioto stock of Ladles and Children's Furnlshlag geo
garments. Goods the best, and prises tke lowest. Call
I suffered severely with lace neu
but in 15 minutes after oppli-
St. Jacobs Oil was asleep ;
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ia.xu irouuicu wim it since.
B. ADAMS, Terry, Ma
JACOBS OIL DID IT."
A Severe Law.
rkV plookmoteeloe!
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stroy adulterated
pnluct tbat ara
u I wiisl t'.r r rvpfMoutat to bo. Under
tbia kv-iTi i:i..i.:hI of pounds of tvehsre
If.-1 1 urii. Jb rnuiuuf their wholesale adul-
tomtlrn.
Ten, b le tra. U o.i of tba mrt r.otort
i tya'.V ri.',v!arl.,1rof (timmtrro. Not
i Uw.e art. t: o UllU sjlnr green teas artltt-
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'PurpAs'-Giifdhood?
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ALLEN BROS.,
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CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL
SMALL QUANTITIES,
SEASON."
ALBANY, OREGOU
BAZAAR.
Leading-
Goods Moie of Albany,
Novelties la tke MUllaery Has, am
eods,and ready-anade
ana dc eoaviacea.
FROMAN BLOCK
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BROTHERS
LOCAL, ItKOOltD.
A TKttRinLi ExptRiiNCi. W J Jonca
can LUithli lucky stars that li la not
food for the flahea in the broad Pacific
today, elue toewd about on the beach, a
Port of the wavra, aava the Kugene
(Juard. On Saturday, Not 7th, he loft
Coos Hay for Florence a foot. He waa
told that tie could easily wade all atreanta
between' Uardtner and f lorencp. and
aoailv croaaed Three Mile, Five Mile and
Ten Mile creeks It waa about 10 o'clock
at night when he reached the Siuelaw,
and inatead of turning to the right on
the line of the atage road, followed the
beach on to the aouth spit. Coming to
the shallow water of the aouth channel.
thinking it wai another email atream. he
removed hla clothing and commenced to
wade it. With the bundle of clothing
on hla head he waded urftil anddenly he
atepned into awimrotng water. Ilia
bundle went, and thinkimr. it a small
atream he at nick out to aw I in across
Fortunately the tide waa not running
out very strong, and he reached the
small sand ialand letween the two
channels. Fortunately that night the
tide waa onlv an avaraira ana. Ita
aliouted for help, walking back and forth
to keep warm, until he became hoaree
aand, and recollection failed him until
with daylight he regained hit aensea and
realized hie position, an arm of the aea
on either aide, lie walked back and
forth until about 0 o'clock Bundavmorn
Ing, when Capt W A Cos observed him
irout ills realdence on tha onnoa ite tide
of the river, lie took him ott, half dead.
and conveyed him to hla realdence
when, wrapnioff him warmlv in blanket.
Jonea waa conveyed to the Morria hotel
atrlorence. He aoon recovered from
the effects of hia terrible einerionce. A
euberription waa etarted and he waaaoon
eupplied with new clothing. The bundle
ioi contained S42.&0 In monev. aleo a
$40 overcoats
Lbson.W B Donaca told
hla
gro
eery store this week to Jot. Buhl and Mr
rbgn.
Mr Ella Howd. of Spokane Fall, waa
vltltlng relatives In Albany latt week. She
came out to Lebanon Ittt Friday and
peat one night with her folkt, Mr and
MriBH w lllmlman.
After the toulh wall of I)r Courtnev't
building had been built up about ten feet,
It oecame neceatary lo tear It down and
rebuild It. The building tettted and ll
waa thought beat lo make the foundation
ecure before preceding further.
Mra Wagner, of Albany, who hat been
ttopplng with U M Hanlelter'a family for
the taii week, returned lo her nome Wed
natday.
MnSMW lllndman went to Albany
Stturdav lo attend the bedtkle of her titter.
lit A mot Howard, who la lying very low
Ith dtopt-y id the heart. Advance.
Th Rial Muapitaaa. Several Al
bany people will be Interested in the
follnwlng about the murderer of Willis
Skiff. "A bout all years ago a prominent
cittaen of t'nlon named Willis Hhilf went
one day to North Fowder, a small town in
naer county, to bur wheat, stopping' at
the hotel, disappeared on the evening of
nit arrival, and has never been seen since.
Three men, the hotelkeeper named Boiler,
ur iibbctts and Uave wisgins, were
tried for murdering him,' but were ac
quitted for lack of evidence. His body
was never found. A Montana man who
patted through Union lately aays that a
man wta hanged in that state recently and
before his death confessed that he was Dr
Tlbbetts, and that he killed Skiff and sunk
his body In Powder river. He said he did
the deed aloue, Behler and Wiggins being
Innocent.
Not Stemn. Our item about the
Lebanon ditch a few daya ago was in
correct, founded on wrong information.
suoscriDer at 1 ban on gives us the
correct situation, which we are glad to
report le so good. The mounted scrapers
referred to, we learn, came from work on
the 8 P trestle beyond the Jewish ceme
tery. "The ditch (a about four-fifths done
instead of one-half. The work baa not
been stopped, although the rain has in
terfered somewhat with it. The contract
waa let by the cubic yard and the esti
mated coat waa 121,500. iuat about what
it will cost. The ditch will be completed
tbia month, aa the contractor is bound
to finish it ram or shine and there is no
intention of stopping."
FiarLT Lisd. The following pleasan
try is from the Roeeburg Plaindealer.
The schoolboy in vacation who professes
to edit the peanut Ptatesraan of Halem
was so delighted because he thought the
Plaindealer had copied an item from its
reary columns, that lie had to a sen me
we got from it the news of a local event.
nd styles the Flainlealer. "the sort of
paper that wants to be 'protected' by a
press association, wnatever mat meeas.
The socslled (Statesman is mistaken
though ; in plain words it lied like blazes.
for the item referred to wae copied from
and credited to the Albany Dbmocsat.
we having known all about it before, and
aving nnttl then. lor very good reasons.
abstained from saying anything about
the matter.
8iwer Wobk. Baya, Jeffriea Sc Co.
have completed Maple atreet aewer, ex
cept leveling the excavated dirt. Work
on the terry street sewer is being pushed
very rapidly considering the weather.
The first few blocks are Ming wet down
and leveled, good man holes have neen
built, and there is no doubt that a first-
class job has been done on both sewers.
Mr Hamilton, the superintendent, ia ex
perienced in the business and seems to
know what good sewer work ia. Albany
will have some aewers that will make it
the healthiest city in the valley. Hie
work should be continued by compelling
every place in Albany to be connected
ith them.
AkotiiesBig Suit. Many remember
of a bridal couple being on board the
overland train when it was wrecked at
Lake Labith a year ago. The following
dispatch from Johnttown, Pa., spesks of
them! "Dr D V.' J Hammond and wife
have entered suit against the Southern
Pacific railroad asking that $65,000 dam
ages for Injuries received In the dlsarter
on that line November 1 J, 1890. The
couple were caught In the wreck while on
their wedding trip and have never fully
recovered from tneir injuries."
Notices 01 phrenological lec'uret ap
pear In our exchanges all over the North.
west. The count r 1 is being overrun wtin
them. They evidently think this Is a land
of suckers. The phrenologist is the man
who sells "taffy" for $1 and $2 a stick and
yet there Is something In phrenology
tself, more than there Is In most phreno
logists.
Both the method ana results when
Syrap of Figs is taken ; it Is pleasant
end refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation permanently. For sal a
in 50o and $1 bottles by all
druggists. ' .
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
tAH FHANCISC0, CL J
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A LRTTKat ON OHEUON.
Mr A D Camming, now of this city, In
writing to the DeWitt, lows, .Observer,
aays: Isupposoyou sro thinking my
letter la "Lang a-coming." I do not
know hardly what to tell you In a short
letter, as everything here ia di(Tcrut
front what it ia in lows. Wo have the
same peopo by races, but we are not the
tamo in habits ; you have an esnreaslon
of free thought which ia not used in this
country. our people aay what they
think and aa they plcaso on all subjects
on the afreets, or anywhere that is
proper. Here the people are reserved
and keep their sentiments to themselves.
I attribute this reservation to the fact
that the people are walled In on the west ;
by the ocean and the barbArlsm of As n
on the east by the mountain ranges and
in teen hundred miles ol tftge-brush and
alkalie desert: being thus Isolated for
years they have acquired the habit of
thinking for themselves and keeping
their thoughts to thcmaolvea. No one,
to my Knowledge, takes time to talk
Col i tics or religion, except there should
a a political meeting, and they aro far
neiween, or in me cnurunei or religious
meetings. There are plenty of churches
hurts of every denomination. U the too
pl are not good it is not fur want of
churches ; but they don't talk religion or
pontics on tne streets, as they do In
Iowa, hence we know nothing of their
liberality or mental capacity on these
lints. It is all business. Mammon has
worth ipera and dovoteea in plenty and
hia temple la well aupported. How much
uou geta in the aimpe of truo worship 1
do not know ; but I do know that mam
mon gets hla full share. Tho Almighty
Dollar ia the aame fellow that is wor-
hiped everywhere and on tho "aWm"
hia worshipers are most sincere. Well,
let theui worship, they have their reward
and wt pass no Judgment.
I have been giving you a faint idea, of
how man has made himself here; now I
will tell a little of what God has done
for him: W have been here four
months and more and we will aay this ia
the finest climate we have seen, hence
verything grows to perfection in the
hape o! grain, fruits and flowers. The
nest wheat and small grain: the fineet
fruit from the cherry to the watermelon.
No such in Iowa. This ia the natural
home of the cabbage, the cauliflower,
the tomato and potato; they grow to per
fection here. Fruit 1 my, audi crops. I
have eeen plums Krowlmi on the stems
and trunks and all the branches covered
as thick aa they could stick great, big
handftome fellows, as lurire as a ix-ach.
Pears! it would make you wonder whea
they coive from to see the trees loaded
with them, and the most of them at
large .a a cream-pitcher. Hut the hand
somest of all their fruit is the Royal Ann
cherry, as large as an Iowa plum, gold
and red color. Well, you would wish
your sense of taste, your throat and gas
tronomic apparatus, was as long as the
Union Pacific railroad that you iniitht
taste them all the way. Yen, yea; a
handful of these Hoy a I Ann cherries is a
whole peach orchard and watermelon
alcn all In one. All other kinds of fruit
n the same proportion. Oregon ran
raise fruit for several states and then
ave enough left to beat California. This
is the home of the sweet delicious fruit
growing treea, and some day Uforelong,
win be world famous. N much for Ore
gon, home time I will tell you who
hould come here and who should stay
at home in the esst.
And then follows a long paragraph on
"silver demonitization," in connection
ith which he seeks to show that Orciron
wheat is worth 11.25 a bushel, where wo
get SO cents.
A Bad News Agent. A newsboy
rho has been running on this division of
the Southern Pacific for sometime took
advantage of a drunken man the other
tghtaithctarln was coming from Port
land and sold him books, etc.. to the
mount of StJ. The last sale of the news
agent made was that of a basket of fruit at
an enormous price. Hardly had the fruit
been bald for before the boy Is said to have
stolen the fruit. Several pattengcra ob
served the act and when Ihe train stop
ped here they reported the agent to the
headquarter at l'ortland and the comp-
ny promptly ordered him off their line.
Statesman.
Somb DirrEBiNce. Commercial and
other tiavelers coming out from the Wil-
lamette valley recently can t tsy too much
about the agreeable clfmrtte of the Rogue
river valley. At Portland and over the
Willamette valley It has been a continual
downpour, almost, for several weeks. Out
here in Southern Oregon we have had on-
enough for practical purposes, the
streets and road are almoit as free from
mud yet as at any time during the year.
Athland Tiding,. Here the rain hat
given us bright crop prospects and good
business protpects. Wkat about a country
that needs rain more than dust.
How It was Dons. A gentleman
who recently vUlted Stanford's stables In
California gives a Democrat man some
Interesting facts In reference to the won-
deriul band ol horses on the Stanford
ranch. There are about 1000 animals of
all ages, 300 of which are In constant
training, one man having charge of only
three hones. The- departments range
rons a kindergarten upwards. The secret
of the recer.t wonderful performances of
the Mantord horses, paitlcularly Sunol.
Arlon and Palo A'to is said to be because
of a tvttem started years aeo by Mr
Stanford of breeding trotting stock with
the best running stock, and working
down to trotters. The result has been
beyond '.he most sanguine expectations of
me great millionaire.
A Woman's Moxi'xsicr. TL'e National
Mary Washington Memorial Association,
chartered February 22nd, 1890. in the
District of Columbia, appeals to the wo
men of America for a monument for the
grave of Mary, the mother of Wsshing
ton. Ihe Vice-President for Oregon is
Mrs! N Dolph. The women of Albany
are urged to contribute to this memorial.
Miss Uettie Miller, at Mr Young's store,
will receive any contribntaon however
small. This will be the first monument
ever erected by women to a woman, and
it is hoped that all will gladly respond.
.
The O. P. Boats. The Eentley is be
ing repaired at Salem and will be put to
running carrying wheat. Captain Coul
ter, of the Three Sisters, will command
the Uentley, and Capta.n Miller will be
put In charge of the Three Sisters. Guy
Power, purser of the Three Sisters, will
be transferred to the.BenUev. There is
a big river traffic.
h adtag Photographers A easy evsgoa.
"We have bouehwa)' ' haneeativt s so ids bv
L W Oark and W h Jrseowood up to Nov
15th, 1889. Duplieates esa be bad from
htm only of as at rsdotsd tat. W hay
also about 18,000 negatives made by onr
selve. from whisk daplisates ean be bad at
Hkeiave. W erry th only full line of
iwt of this state and do eolarfire d worl
lowest rate for first class work. VV e shall b
pleased to sea yon at onr Studio in Fresaaa'i
biek,Bxtdoor to Masonle Temple,
' SasySsast cnsnastla.
William J Sharp!. Pork Oraen. Morris
Co , rW, write 1 My butinets i tbat of
iborpsniag ntoa drill aad I muoh exposed
o smoke sua as. About ure years aeo I
egsu to bav a bod eoagb.with eontidersbl
ndigttion and pome in my cbst. My
pbysioian told m J bad symptqms of con
sumption. By th adyioa of my father, an
old Wend ot Branaratb ftllB, I oommeneed
osies that valoabl rmdy. By th tune
bad got through th soond box I began to
pass a vry aitogrmbl bnmor or pus.
began to Improve vary rapidly af Mr thit.tnd
grw stronger and bttter avery dsy. My
cough Is now well. I sleep wel at night
Dna nave no more inaigeition . ...
B04 UL AND rCKKOS tL
TtlUBBOaY
Sam Goldsmith, the handsome grocery
traveler, is in town,
Mr and Mrs C R Dulchcr and Mrs
nrundlilge,4lie liiltcr being sitters of M' t
() C t'randail, ai lived In Albany latt nlhf
from New 1 ork stale.
Mr Newberry, of Lyons, is In the city
tne guett ot ner istner; Mr a vv heeler.
Mr Newberry U being examined for
teschers certificate.
Kror.k Tarlor left on last niiiht'e over
land for Otwego, Kan , 13 spend the win
ter, He had contemplsted making Ihe
trip on a bicycle, but o Ing to the muddy
condition of traveling this side the Cat-
cades left his bicycle behind.
Charles Louden, In Isll at accessory to
the murder of Henry Ingram, came from
Kuhbard, Marlon county, where his people
reside, and it not fiom unknown parts, as
some he inierrcj.
Remember theirclal at the U P church
tomorrow evening, to be given by the C
E. Admission 10 cents Interesting
games will be played. Th" sscleiy will
gives these socials every few weeks during
mo winter.
The Sun, of Jndlaoannltt rivet a torn
tketch of Mi f C Meele, with a cut o
him, and iventlon him as Indiana's lead
ing portrait artist, lie probably has no
equal in that state and few In the U 8.
Among other celebrities he hss painted
thiee of Indlsna't governors. Porter. Gray
and Hovey. Ills best though Is said to be
a portrait of Jis Wkltcomb Riley, the poet,
taken hist before the poet sailed for Hu-
rone. 1 hea all speak for the popularity
of this artist and his prominence In the
butlnete. The Interesting fetlure to Al
bany people of this item is the fact that
artist Steele Is a brother of Mr S N Steele,
ot of Albanys most worthy citisent.
SSIDAV.
8 W Itcece. the (Jreen liasin lumber
man, ia in the city.
Dsnclna? school meets to-nieht at 8
o'clock at th Opera House.
Adam Astcll. once of Albanv. I run
ning s restaurant In Corvallls.
Ir Maston and family went to Port
land today to remain until Monday.
Mr Fred Piper, ia In the citv tha truest
of E W IjMigdom. He has been attend
ing a medical college in Han Francisco.
Cant Van Alstine. tuit of Knnnt'i
leading and Prominent citixrna is in tha
city, accompanied by Mrs Van Alatine.
Hey Leltoy. who run for state school
superintendent at the lat election, was
in the city today. The Hsmocmat
acknowledges a pleasant call.
A Schleeman has sold the fixtures of
his restaurant, also hi good will, to Elden
Irvine, of this city, and James Uatdwln. of
Albany. Tne new firm has already taken
possession. ?ofva!lU Gax'tte
Remember! That the 1-adle Auxiliary
of the Young Men's Christian association
will give a reccptkm and sociable on New
v ears day. A plessant time Is anticipa
ted.
J K vVeatherford. C E Wolverton. 1 I
Whitney. L Fllnn. and D R N Blackburn. I
of Albany, have been attending court In
Corvallls this week, according to the Ga-
teue.
S M W Ilindmsn. Lebtnort's new I.
P. was In the city today. Mr Ills an ex
perienced justice and Lebanon It fortunate
n securing him In this position . We pre-
diet he wlii prove a fixture.
Rev I It Fisher ho w as a deteitate to
the general conference of the Evangelical
association, which jnst closed ita session,
returned nome last Wednesday morning
via California. This general conference
consisted of delegate from all over the
world, and thus representing the entire
Evangelical aoeiation. Bishop Thomas
bowman and J J Esher, we are informed,
were unanimously voted a clear vindica
tion and re-elected to the bishopric for
another foor years. There were between
tour and lire hundred ministerial and
lay-delegates Present at the Indianaoclia
conference.
SArMPAT. t
Piof D V 8 Held, principal of the En-
gene schools, is in the city.
Miss Mdie Cohen, trie sccomnlished
stenographer and typewriter, of Port
land, is in the city the guest of her par
ents.
Licenses have been issued forttha mar
riage of A C lirown and Lulu wheabee.
Matthew 8 Farley and Ida Driver, W T
Davenport and Marv Hasaler.
A very pleasant eoctal was elven bv
the 0 E society of the U P church last
evening at the church, with a large at
tendance. Tbia society will give a pump
kin pie social and pronouncing bee on
Thanksgiving evening.
Last night the membership of the G A
It was increased be seven new members
being mustered in. They were Samuel
Mcllree, Erwin Dow, David 8 Gilson,
HenJ Zeigler, Randall Davis and Evnt
Hover. A pleasant social in which the
W K C joined closed the evening.
woBTSi cemiDKEisa.
Jf. M. Frooh kp railroad time.
Boy your groom ef Parker flro
Nw oram ebee iast iseelved at Conrad
usysis.
C W Cobb. ..k printer. Fliaa fit wk.Uoes
first class work.
He that etaeanl'mano at Kleiu Bros B ct
and Hho store.
K w Aohtson SiCo or selling monuments
at rorusna prices.
See W F Raad's Una of dress arocds and
tilks before buying elsewhere.
Stewart X Box aslt tha very bast eattnt
Umpeeed thssrs and scissors.
Soioks the celebrated Ilavana filled S eent
eigarat Julius Joseph s.
A lars stock of wall oanar. with late de -
signs, at Fortmiller k Irring't.Just received.
Have yon sea thote parlor suits tbat T
unua nas jutt received T They are nio.
J W Bentlcy. bett boot and tho maker In
city, three doors north of Democrat offio.
W Aehlson k Co handle tha celebrated
Portland cement walls for lemeterv lota.
These wall ean be fornithtd at half the ooat
of any other and are far saperlor.
Dr M II Ellis, pbysioian and snrtreon.
Aiiwoy, uron, 11 is mad la tit) o
country.
Ladies ean do their shopping In Ran Fran
elaso without visiting tbe city, and without
xtr oommissloo. Mi it B J Itarrowa (Par
ohstlng ufc, 1683 Oroya 8t,0aklua
Patronise homo ludastry and bay hand
made harness, warranted, from O O Me
FrliBd,Bt Btabrulllee aid staod.
80 to 0 W Cobb, luooessor to Paisley &
SoiUe, Fllna Uloek, for y onr lob prioiins:
01 au aioos.
With hit ntw bakery Conrad EM ever
a Die to ouer old and new customer every
taing nrttciats in da sea gooas.
A Shsi Itbm. 8 B Young has juat re
served a large stock of shoes, for men
wemen and children, including partlcu
larly a fine line 01 school shoes Tne
best makes in ths market an be found
la his shoe department. N
KsLLoee School. TheKellogg tckoo
f drett cutting at corner of Firttand
Baker In t'.ie Ralston house it now open .
Lettont not limited. Ladies are Invited
to call and examine the sytteas.
Fsrtmillervfc Irving hv tome Knit
tanee Isoe ear tains for (II a pair, a fine as
anything ever seen in th oity. Thy
rang down ts $7 a pair. Other see ear
tolas dewa te SI er less pair. .
Notice th extra hollow groaadjrttert
ated by barbers ar sold by Stewart Box
Ths best roast eoflee ia thejoity at 9onr
stayers.
TOCl'KS OlPUTUKKlA.
There Is no reason why a single child
life should be destroyed by dtpiherla If
parents only watched the health of their
Mule ones and physclans knew thrlt butl
nrt."ald Dr Litton II Mongomtn, an
Inspector of the Chicago health depart
ment, lo a reporter for Ihe Timti, am
not afraid lo say," continued the doctor,
'(hat sny f hyiclnn who Is familiar with
the latest discoveries In medical science
can cure any cane cf diphtheria when the
patient I not already In a dying condition,"
This statement Is directly opposite to the
popular Idea of the character of the dread
dlteate, which it generally supposed to be
necetsarlly fatal. The scene, too often
witnessed by sympathising neighborhoods,
of whole families of little ones striken
down In drain by the malignant pestilence,
hat emphasised this opinion on the pstt
of the public.
"There should be no excuse," tald Dr
Montgomery, "for the announcment to
often teen In I he ne wspapt rt that diphtheria
Is epidemic In some town, .and that the
schools have been closed In consequence,
and that so many dcatha have resulted.
Diphtheria can be cured by a 10-year-old
child If it knew when to apply Ihe remedy.
Diphtheria Is caused mainly by pover
ty and concomitants, by unventllated,
filthy lodging, scanty clothing, want of
sufficient nutrlllous food, and sometimes
hercdlisry and predisposing physical con
ditions. The disease prevail most between
the age ot J and 10 years, atthough I
haveeen U In infants and In persons of
middle sge. A case will usually run ita
course In eight to ten days, but death may
occur at any time until Ihe false membrane
In Ihe throat has been entirely cast out
"The period of Incubation Is generally a
few days; possibly the diphtheria poison
may remain dormant In the system for
several weeks, until called Into acl'.vlty by
avotfng circumstances. Its Invasion Is
geneially occult and Insidious slight fe
ver, drowsiness, .general discomfort, a
little languor, loss of appetite, prostration
diarrhea, chills, pallor, tickling cough,
husky voice, 0 hoarseness often usher In
diphtheria. These symptom assist in
foi uilng a diagnosis when caiefully studied
In conjunction with one another and with
surrounding circumstances The disease
may suddenly develop, without Ihe slight
est warning, by an attack of difficult
breathing. And on looking Into the throat
we may find a fte membrane cover
ing the tonsils and pharynx and ex
tended Into the air rassage so at danger
ously to obstruct the pisssge of sir Into
tie lung and excite spasms of difficult
respiration. There ia frequently enlarge -mcnt
of the gtsnd ot the neck, and the
throat is considerably saellcd. '
"When parents notice any of these eymp.
torn the proper thing to do It to summon
a physician at ence. Neglect or delay Is
almost fatal. No chances should be taken.
W hat seems to be only a 'sore throat' may
be dlphtliei la Incubation . Of coui te there
are several remedies used by physicians,
and most of these would be dangerous in
the extreme If handled by a layman. There
Is chtorste of potash, tincture of Iron,
bichloride of mercury ,snd other medicines
Mill no one but a physician should deal
with. Put there Is a remedy which I
ell-nigh a specific for diphtheria at al
most any stage of the dlscate and which,
as I said, eta be admlalttered with perfect
safety by a to-year-old child.
This great remedy Is sulphur. If any
parent should find his child manifesting
the symptons of diphtheria let him get a
tmall quantity of powdered tulphur.known
generally a flour of sulphur. A little of
this can be placed In a quill and blown by
the father or mother down Into the child'
throat. This should be revetted If nsc-
eissry. The sulphur kills the poison
get ms of the disease and cause the false
membrane to fall off. The sulphur Is per
fectly harmlest, and If the child thould
not have diphtheria It will not hurt It.
Another way to administer the sulphur
remedy It to place a small quantity of It
in a saucer and set fire ta It. It will not
explode. Over the burning sulphur place
common glass lamp-chlmncy. Cover
this for a moment until the chimney Is
fitted with sulphurous add gas gener
atcd by the decomposing sulphur, then
hold the child's open mouth and nose over
the lamp-chimney that it may lahale the
sulphurous gss. This I an almost in
fallible cure for diphtheria . Of course the
child must not be held too long over the
gas or It would (suffocate. Let It Inhale
the gat a moment and then breatbe the
fresh air. Keep powdered aulphur In the
house, watch the children's condition of
health, and you ean defy diphtheria."
Chicago Timtt.
We give the maiket price of a few of th
rartst metal per pound. Platinum it now at
an equal price with gold, or it worth itt weight
in gold. Palladium, which is a white metal
ued ia tome parti of timepiecea. it worth
I500 per pound. Osmium, the heaviest
metal knows, is $625. IiiJium, which is used
to furnish the 'dismond points of gold pens,
is sbout 1 700. ' Vanadium costs (1875. Rho
dium can be bought for 82000, aad Niobium
at the same price. Yttrium it quoted at
$2250, and Beryllium at 3375 per pound.
Barium, which it found only at a Hue powder
commands a price of $3750, and Dedy-
mium it called worth I4S0O per pound. But
few of these are used for any practical pur
pose excepting thote for which tbe use
named shove.
The earth traveltin itt oibit around the
tun at an average pace of about 19 milet a
tecond, ' Owing to the revolution around itt
owa axic a point on the turface of the earth
t the equatrr travels at'the rate of 17 mika
minute, and la oar latitudei about II miles
miaate.
, Pof Munuy saya thata-gooa churn will
make at least ten per cent more butter thaa it
called for by the butter fat found in the milk
and if all the butter fat got iato the butter
would over-run the amount called for nearly
eighteen per cent.
Tht longest continuout fitre known at the
present time it that of tilk. Cocoon . of
well fed tilk worm will often yield 1 000
ytrdtlong and in on instance one basbeed
produced which contained 1295 yards with
out abreak, -
Some "estimate of the wcnderfol value of
the fiibiog induttry af Great Britain can be
galned.trom the atatemnt that the total
estsh of fish on the eotatt of England and
Wales in 1S90- waa 305,000 torn, exclusive of
tbellSth: ,,, ' :
In 1885 thsre were only ' thr ' electric
roads ia this country, now we have 355, with
4000 ear. ' "
fAHHIMUTON.
(Prom our rsicular onrrttpentfenl.)
Washington, Nov. 9, 1891.
Prepotterousos it may sound, it It never,
thclct true that some of the most untcru -putout
republicans are actually ttrlontly
entertaining the Idea of stealing the teat In
the senate to hI.Ii.Ii Hon. Calvin 8 Brlce
was elected by the legislature of Ohio.
As yet this movement Is confined to sound
ing republican senators to ascertain If they
wlil yote to reject Senator Brlce on the
ground that he is not a citizen of Ohio.
Thote engdged In this despicable work
tuppose that ll it s secret, and if upon a
count of nosrt, they find that they can
not control though votes to tuccecd In the
barefaced thct, It will not be tpenly at
tempted. Fortunately the republican ma
jority in the senate It a tmall one, and
tome of the republican tenatort are hon
orable enough and independent enough
to do what they believe to be tight, even
to the extent of def vine a republican cau
cus. It Is these men that will prevent thlt
political crime, If it I prevented. It Is not
known whsl Mr Harrison thinks, but It Is
claimed that Secretary Foster It In favor
of it, and that he Is aiding In sounding the
senatoit at they arrive here, ll It difficult
to believe that the republican! in the senate,
much at they would like to add one more
vote to their rapidly waning majority, will
retort to tuch a method of doing It. Still.
one mutt have a very short memory' who
who will dare to predict to a cettalnty that
It will not be done. But the prediction
may be safely made that If It Is done the
honest people of this country will see that
It Is followed by the speedy punishment of
those who are guilty. Partisanship may
under certain circumstances be excused,
but dl. honesty never. If Senator Brlce
has not a clear title to hit teat no member
of the tenate hss.
Senator Faulkner, who It a conservative
and level headed man, hat thlt to tay on
Pie presidential outlook! "I think that If
the delegation from his own state to the
national convention want him nominated
Mr Cleveland will be the nominee. But If
factional differences In New York shall
make It evident that no cltlaen of that state
can secure unanimous support, the chances
are that Ihe nominee will be sought else
where, at It it absolutely necessary that
the man nominated shall be able to carry
New Y'oi k state."
Representative Mills' headquarter for
the speakership campaign are already
pen, eithough the number ot congress
men In town I as yet small, but Increas
ing with the arrival of every train. The
headquarters of Messrs Crisp, McMillan
and Springer will be open this week. A
It It jutt four wcekt today to the opening
of congress the candidate for tpetker will
have to bustle for all they are worth from
now on. The sudden death ol the son 01
Representative Crisp cast a momentary
gloom over that gentleman' prospects,but
the activity of hi friends will prevent his
temporary absence from the scene of
action resulting la any harm to him. j
Among the republican who are In hot
chase after tome of the fat official plume
toon to be distributed by Mr lltrrUon.lt
x-Speaker Keller of unsavory memoty,
who It now In Washington lo urge httown
claims for something. It Is said that he
Isn't over particular as to what office thai)
be given him, just so there It a good
healthy salary attached to It. Hi chance
for an office is not regarded aa very good.
The administration already has about all
it can carry of this kind. ,
Mr Blaine Is very much disturbed, to
hit frlendt tay, over the newt from Br ill,
which he fcara may overturn the reciproc
ity agreement with tha country. If the
meager newt we have had be true there It
mple cause for bis alarm, as it It certain
that If the foreign lnfuenctt In Braill
halt turn out to be powerful enough to
destroy the republic, they will be strong
enough to break any arrangement that hat
a tendency to divert trtde which Europe
hat heretofore controlled, to the United
Statea.
There It trepidation among the high of
icialt of the government tervlce, because
of the belief that a shake-up It contemplat
ed by Mr Harrison, who thinks It will be
beneficial to himself to replace tome of
them with better politicians and better
Harrison men.
McKlnley't friends here are Indignant at
the Idea advanced by some ot the Blaine,
men, that the Ohio man would be willing
to play tecond fiddle to Mr Blaine, or to
anyone else. They say that McKlnleya
name will be presented to the national
convention at a candidate for pretldent.
and that he will accept nothing else.
Gov. Boiet is much talked of by dein
ecratt here, and one hear the prediction on
all tide that he will be beard of when the
democratic national convention mcett
Senator Palmer, of Illinois. It one of hit
chief eulogists.
t 1
TWO LEADING FOLITICAI, SENTIMENTS,
Senator W R Forrest is back from his trip
to the east, lie wit on the ttreett yesterday
and was eiven a welcome by hit Mends. He I
told a TelecrtDh man last -evening that ia
. - 1
eattern politict there are but two tentimentt,
one for each party. Ooe it for Cleveland and
the other is for Blaine. Seattle Ttleoroph,
A Topeka, Kansat dispatch tayt:
Two hundred reoreeentatlve republicans
held a love feast here latt night, to cele
brate tha renublican exlnt In the last elec
tion ,and to outline a plan of campaiRn for
1891. Preeidentlal possibilities were dis
cussed, and the prevailing Idea teemed to
be that Blaine would be tbe most popular
ranrililada the republicans could put at
the head of their ticket. ,
It it known that wasn't nests often take
fire, supposed to be otuted by the ohemioal
Mtlon ef ths wax upon the paper mateiial
of the nest itself. May this not account
for many mysterious Gret in barns and out-
haildingt.
Some of th pooking house at Cherry
field, Me took in 1000 bathelt of blaeberries
a day in the picking lesson, and soma fam-
ilitt earned $200 to 800 by picking.
Green bought of the euoalyptue tree at'
teid to be anions the beet ditinfeetonts
known for a room wher scarlet f.ver exitit
Do not buy your boots and shoes nntil
von see ths piano at ICleinlBrot, and as well
have examined taoir large stock of good
Th DastoeaAT will exchange a sewing
machine of any mat desirsd, except one er
w. for some oak grub wod and park eash;
or will ooosidsr other proposition a any
n deainog a oew mschm
A flue line of orookerylfwar at Oono'&
asudnosaa s. -
The finisi line of pie We frame ever in
A'btr j at Fortmiller x Irving
W. F.
HPIITI
r Call and see whatagtoek o'f
Fancy Goods,
Furnishing Goods,
Dress Goods,
losiery,
Wo have to seleet from. Our stock is not only the largest
butthe cheapest ever shown in Albany,
We have iust plated om sale
cloaka and jackets, in
goeds, plain and
Wt want your trade and we
you money. -
Albany.
Julius Gradwohl's Bazaar
The very latest news le
GB AD WOHL'S BAZAAR, for net
Arbuckle's Coffee, Per Pound
17 lbs. Granulated Suf ar
20 lbs. Extra C Sugar -White....
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon.
5 Gallons Good Pickles
20 lbs. No. Savon Soap
A Complete Hanging Lamp
Wholesale prio of augar-lW lbe extra
I will 000 duet a strict cash etore. and all
to 36 per cent lee than regular prio. My otocs: of Cblnaware, faney goods, and
all tbe desirable sylea of alabea, aa well aa a general aaortmnt of grooario , crock
ery, lamp aad fixture la eoapiet. 1 make aapeoialty of Aas to, oj3ss and
bsking powder, and always pleaae nsy eaatomer.
My display of new toys and novelties
finest ever broogbt to Albany.
for Infants
CttevlabsoweaadaptedtoeiifUnBthat
t recommend list superior to an prescription
Loown to me." It A. Aacstxa, !t
111 8a. Oxford 8U, BrocAlfa, N. T.
" The use of 'Caeta-ie' Is so oalrersal aad
hd merits eo well known ths is aemaawork
of upererocatioa to endorse it few are tbe
Intelligent faraUies who o Dot keep Castoria.
wltbla eaay reach. n
Gtaboa Itsarnr, D.D..
New York City,
tat Pastor Bloomincdala Beformed Church.'
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and Children.
Caaterle cores Colic, Cncstlpnilrra,
Soor Klomach, Diarrhce. Eructation,
XJiiM Worms, five sleep, and praafes
AVTtittaniriout medicEtioa.
For aereral years I hare recommended
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reeuUa."
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