The state rights democrat., March 23, 1894, Image 1

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emocrat
VOL XXIX.
tittered at Ike PaU outre at Albany. Or., a s rond-4 lass Mall Mailer i
ALBANY.OKEGOjy, FRIDAl, MARCH 2j. 8.,4.
A XLTTIXC, rablUbera aad nipilltllll
A O U
T
for Infants and Children.
HIRTT year' ohaerration of Ca.torla with tha gfcgMan fS
mgjfggm of tSSSBSi WSBSSi " to JBB ot S without sra alsa;.
It ia naqnesiionahly tha Wsj ramady for hftjjj; nmA Chllarea
tne worm aaa erar Known, n is ntnaiw, tm tiMm i. a
a-traa tassn health. It will nw thalr liras. Ia It Motaars kT
naa1lTjoh la aheolwtely -are aad practically parfaot as a
aedicine.
Castcrla d troyi Worm.
CaitorU allay Fever ishne.
Oaatoxia iwrwti vomiting Sour Card. v
CcBstorta evurca Piarrhosa aaA Wtatd Colic.
Caa tori. raliarwa T thing Tromalaa.
Caa tori sajgaa CmtJrpftHo and Katnlancy.
eatl llnae tha casYWeta of oajbonio acid Mgm or paiaaavawe adjr.
doaa not contain an orphice. oplwa. or othar narcotic proparty.
- 4 n-f, the food. ignlat. tha stosaach BSjaj Bowa!',
itrlma; healthy mad antral al p.
I-A.
ria i at up in ono-slaa Vottloa only. It jjj not sold la anlk.
t allow amy oao to aaU yon aaytalaaT alao on tha plan or proamlao
HU"ja.iaa resod " aad " will answer avary pnrpoaa."
g that yan got O-A-S-T-O-R-
--
Tha ftf-ajbifla
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
SI . ITO-jZ- 1B2B3S33L
FORTHILLER & IRVING
Undertakers - and
rE KfcEP COnstsatl cn I ard a full line of anetaltc, i l lit
coffin. ' Also buiialrotc and soli. In Itcic. c-l.
rhtch will be old at
The Lowest Living Proflta.
EMBALMING nd "IC proper care of the dead a eclalty
Knibalmers.
w
ar d r c id casket at
Hlt,rl P Mf.iii
NO EXTRA CBARCft FOR HEARSE OR SERVICE ,
ALBANY, - - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OR.EGO.
The Oregon JLand Co
Itn iti home office at
RA1 .'rT.TVr - - - ORiJGO T
iaie Gray Block, corner Liberty a:i-J rotate street, branch rfnee tn PorUanu
MAKES a specialty of Sunnyside fruit trac'i- rear Salem;
Will soil 5, 10 or 20 acre lots at $50 to ffiO pt-r
ore small cash piymeitt lone tinioon balance
or particulas.
I MEAN BUSINESS.
Will sell all err riser v ware and holiday goods a'
COST- Here are some prices: Lamp3, worth
50c for 25 certs; lamps, worth $2 00 for $1.00
cups and saucers 25 to 10 cents a set; pla'e3, 40 cents pej
set. Everything else iu proportion.
Gallon me and you will not be deceived.
J. Gradwohl.
F (JFN1TURE,
NEW
M
BOTTOM
V STORE tSNOW KULI. OF FIRST-CLASS FURNITURKJ XINSJSTING
of bed room aeU. .cbairr, 1 ui.j- a, te., which I will tell at
PRICES.
Thos. Brink.
PrTR0MIZE HOM IMSTITUTI0H5-
THt FARMERS k MFRCHflHTS INSURANCE W
-Albany, Oreroa.
P
iiKAi), President.
J l COWAN. Treasurer.
J O WRTtnat aBT. Kooieto
Geo F SIMPSON. Vloo Pro.i .oot.
- niRrxTToua-
THXJRST3AT rmmikitschivshs.
That 0ov.u.i.i3 Cask. Or J M Apple
white has not as yet relumed and Mr C
C Kenyon lias bo far, sent back no word
to her husband. It has however len
definitely loarned that ou February 29th,
Or Applewhite arrived at the Cosmopol
itan Hotel, San Franciaco, and on the
reiste.r wrote. 'J M Applewhite, Port
land, Oregon " The next name on the
register was in the same handwriting ami
read, ".Miss llolman, Portland, Oregon."
A Time representative who called at
the Cosmopolian on the evening of
March 3rd asked for Dr Applewhite. The
clerk said : "They left today for Haiterg
lield." "Who," queued the renorler.
and the clerk rejoined, "l)r Applewhite
and his niece." It was learned also that
they occupied room (H) and 81, which
are not suite rooms, and ate all iheir
meals together in thr dining room.
When a description of Mrs Kenyon
was given, the clerk declared that the
personal appearance of Miss Holman
tallied with it exactly When thev left
the hotel however, I hey did not go to
Bakersfield, but the Ioetor at least, went
to Stockton where he temained until last
Monday evening. From there repeated
letters have been received from him, and
in one to a friend he s'ates that wl.ile he
has been imprudent in being in the comp
any of .Mm Ken von at San Francisco.
there has been nothing more; that the
women is now in San Francisco where
she has a position in a private familc-
that he will arrive in Corvallis in a short
time, and will be able to nrove himself
innocent and much injured by the scan
dal. Kenvon. the deserted husliand Ims
een before the authorities renetedtv
asking that a warrant be issued for the
arrestel both parlies.but with what suc
cess has not been learned. Times.
Too Sranaocs. Salem has a man as
6iispici.ius of boxes as Mulcahy. recent
ly ol the P. but now almost fom -ttei.
The Inderendent sav9: Las: evenimr
we published the accojnt of Mr J A
Hunt receiving a threatening letter
fro-n some unknown party stating there
was a way of getting rid of men when
thev did not atar.d un for their nartv
and cause. A few dan after receiving
this letter he received a li'.tle package
through the mail. Nothing accompan
ied it to show who sea; it or for what
reason it was sent. It waa a suspicious
looking !:ttle box and Mr Hunt became
alarmed and took the package out into
the field and buried it. This morning
an investigation was made and it was
found to have been sent to Mr Hunt by
a Salem jeweler and inside the package
instead of being tilled with dynamite
there was a neat little ecari pin which
the jeweler had made and sent to Mr
Hunt.
C P Pkemiyterv. Oregon I'tesbvterv
of the Cumberland Presbyterian church
finished its deliberations Wednesday
morning at 10:30 and at which time a
sermon was preached by the moderator
Rev E T Ingle to an appreciative audi
ence. Itusseaeion was well at'ended
and mote than usual. y interesting. In
addition to the usual routine of business
some wholesome amendments to stand
ing rales governing presbyter and its
commitiees was passed. The attendance
of local chnrch and friends, has been
good throughout and much in teres"
manifested. Three candidates for the
ministry were received, and one pasted
to licensure. Bro M McGee, principal
of the Sodaville Seminary was heard in
behalf of the school, which was favora
bly received. Tha text regular session
will be held at Sodaville ii October next.
Tns Special Mketixots at theCnitsd
Presbyterian church drew out a large
audience '.ast evening. The sermon was
preached by Rev G E Hawes of Portland.
Rev Hawes is an eloquent speaker. Hia
illustrations are graphic and to the
point. His text was one of great power
"Christ lifted up." As the Israelites
looked upon the brazen serpent and
lived, so must the sinner look upon
Christ lifted up on the cross. True life
is in a look, look and live. The appeal
made by the speaker to young men was
very impressire, and 'cannot fail in
bringing the 'arrest of thought,' which
is all that is needed to show them that
they are not walking in the narrow path
which leads into the light. Rer Hawes
will preach again tonight, all are ur
gently invited to come. The Bible
Readings at 3 o'clock aie very interest
ing and helpful, you are also invited to
them.
Foioht for FaEnrxiM. A Corvallis
paper says that the P train from Al
bany yesterday had an nnwelcome and
unwilliag passenger. He was a tail,
handsome yonng man, and from indul
gence in cocain and morphine was as
wild and reasonless as an un'amed beast
It required two strong men constantly
to hold him. and when the west side
stopped to receive him from the O P at
the croseing north of town it was all
that four men could do to makt the
transfer. The demented man fought,
kicked and struggled vainly to escape
his keepers. An eye witness describet
the ecene as a terrible sight. eThe west
side too him to the Keeley Institute at
Forest Grove. His name could not be
learned.
1 he first of a series of four lectures
was given at the M K Church last night
by Rev G V line, 1) l, of Grace M K.
church, Portland, to an audience of
about 75 people. The subject was
"Reminiscenses of ttte "Vr," ue speak
er said an old one. -The thirty years
since the war is the longest peace the
country has experienced. He regretted
it was ever necessary for war to occur as
it hud wiped out a luil'ion young men
who with their descendants would have
made far better citizens than the hordes
that nave crossed the ocean, an element
that might be spared. The speaker
spoKe leeungiy ot the south, and of
smoothing ver the past and making a
united nation, referring to the fact of
the pure Americrn blood in the south
and the v.-ry mixed blood in the north.
Hf.en the war began the s ulh
had UN best drilled men, Sidney
Johnson the best ir the U S, Lee, Jac
son, etc. He referred to the attitude
of Kngland and Canada, and remarked
at the fact that Kngland always gets her
hands butned when she fools with the
U S, the war costing her $15,500,000
paid to the u
Or Gue gave a graphic account of the
manner in which hia and other com
panies were mustered in at Peoria, III,
the camt meeting excitement, the good
bye kiss and hug, and the feei ng that
hi death warrant had been sinned
Then they ciossed into Kentucky, and
in his account the speaker was very
candid and admitted that the members
of an army were glad the enemy waa
gone when they teached the place
l'r Gue was the youngest chaplain in
the V S army. When he saw the am
ount of -ard playing, dancing and
rooster fighting going on he made up his
mind that he had a big job on hand.
When matters were quiet he could
hardly muster an audience; but the
night before a battle they were ah out
to services.
His account of the first battle was
graphic. It was up the Yazoo river,
approaching Vickaburg. and on his part
seems to have been spent in dodging
bombs. There are very few who nould
not like to be out of it eren during the
excitement. Then ra. ;c Vicksburg. and
Or Gue was in the city during its sur
render. The last contest in which he
was engaged was at Spanish Fort op
posite Mobile. It was the 16:h army
corps, and not the 13th as has been
churned, that made the gallant assault.
While here Lee surrendered. The
war began with the flag going down at
Sumpter and ended with its going up at
the same p'ace. The speaker paid a
glowing tribute to the American flag
and said that today tha people of the
south would stand a loyally by it as
those of the north. It aho'uM be
everywhere emblematic of oar loyalty
to the greatest government on earth.
On the subject of flags the Itoctor hat
published an illustrated hook, said to be
the completes! of any work published on
the subject
Rev Gue is an eloquent speaker, and
pleated the audience with his fairness
and eloqcence.
This it the lat day for t'loo'.inj duck.
The Building an,! Loan auxtation
meet Frldjr nlgn: at the W F office.
Z The O P pay car went over the road lr
day pavln; off for February, and tomor
row will complete the trip
The Portland Telegram p-jblithet a sen
sational article about Di Griffith, the
theosophl: lecturer In Albany atew months
ago. A woman is mixed up in it.
Wizard Price nominated by the Popu
lists of Bervon county for the office of
sheriff decline on the grounds that he 1st
democrat. A level headed man.
The house commit'ee on election of
president and vict-prestdent has agreed to
report a bill providing for the election of
United States senators W direct vote of
the people. It will of course be set down
on jy the millionaire senators who bought
their offices.
A letter from J W Will, written iron- St
He'ena, brings the sad tidings that phy
siciact there, to whom he went lor rotd
ical treatment, have informed him that he
is beyond reach of their skill . He expects
to return shortly. Corvallis Tmes.
A dance will be given at the grange ha'l
across the Wtilatnet-.e tomorrow nigh'.
Good music and good order are promised.
tickets, lnc uding lunch, will he oniy
FEIDAT
cents per couple.
extemicu.
A gene.-sl invitation Is
A Roto ii Tim-. W BOore, who died
recently in Lebanon, came jp this country
in 1 S 15. He left a wife andsilgut children.
He was u m !er f the M B church south,
and Rev 1'C McFarland in an article in the
Advance says: His sterling wr'h has con
tribute no little to the prosrity of thi
country, causing it to bloaa)m like the
rose In his religious hfe he was n-it dcui
onstative: but steady. Mr McFarUml gives
tin- following; account of an exnerieni e had
..r i.: .i... i . i: . crl .
aiier rc;u in ug un i-aii,--. on nis iuivent in
to the northwest : From this point it w.i
wholly impracticable t- undertake to reach
the Willamette valley by wagon road. The
only alternative left, was to ma through
the mountains by water. Hut bow cculd
'In- done without a boat to navigate the
river. But necessity, which is the ui ithor
of invention, came to their relief. With
hands made brawny by use, they raided the
pine forest where the woodman's ace had
not yet gone, and soon a rude raft is con
structed from these pin-, upon which
wagons with their cargoes, and the women
and children, with a few men fa) manage
it. embark on the untriel and danger . -waters,
to make I he perilous trio to the
safer Aaters and a Unter craft bejow tile
Cascade falls. That wb tuny me Vtter
understand and appreciate the situation of
these travel-stained and footsore home
seekers in the far off Oregon, the glorious
land of the Occident, when this cargo was
in its place, the raft sunk so deep in the
water that the wagon i were hub deep.
The trio down the rive vii nri,o-rHi,i'.
as favorably as could be expected w hen
suddenly there met 'hem one of those fierce
wind storuis, with which uaviirators hatV
1-ecome so familiar since. Then- teemed
to be no hoi, but all must perish. Thnli
h-eadfullv alarmed. u harm came to them
and in due tice the vicinity of Portland
was reached, where the winter was i..iw.l
In the spring, he. with others of the
Vompan.v came to tuis i Ltnni county, locat
ing his donation of MO acres about thi-ee-
luarters of a mile north of this town, where
:e continuously resides I until a year or two
ago. bough: property in the town and
atue one of the citizens.
I -ow s am l'r. Col Hcggbes certain-s
had his share of upc and downs in the
history of the 1 1. P. A little over a vear
ago he was at the bottom: to-lay his star t
in the iLenLincy. and people generally are
oeginntng to tneve tne hope ot the rnad
lie in the Coi's a-ain irettine control of it .
The Yaquina News takes tlte bright aide of
the option papers as follows : W hat u this
proposition anyway i First : per cent sure
then a well secured claim against the
road for 64 per cent the rood when sold
will be practical!? out off debt and the
oond will I good, an i not only that the
bond be negotiable paper. This proposi
tion is by far the most emible and equita
ble of any yet made. Col. Hogg once be
fore paid of a Urge claim by paying a cer
tain nam down and giving notes for 3 and
6 months which claims were all paid on
time.
CIRCUIT COURT
vs T A Morris.
8 It N'olhinger ct at
1 'ainages . Settled .
! W Brown vs J B Wirl et al. Fore
loseure of Lien. Continued.
Fred A Brown vs .1 H Wirt et al. Fore
closure of Lien. CV.iitinuecl.
If W Fisher vs W H Moore. IiV o very
"i money; uiutcuiueui. -i
tiff.
rVanoas Baiiiaajer Watkina A
Recovery of money, .linlinent !y
a't W.(tins.
nsuit by plain
Prfce.
default
Oar
L .1 Crow aifi H M Stoi
Verdii t for defendant.
H Tempsetosl ngt Nancy A Temple-
ton, wivorce. li laull ot deit entered.
Harcarei I Powell et al ant Louis Koss.
To reform dei-d. Dsswwil and decree.
Assignment FC Ayerx A Co. Continued.
Riiiabfth ftimoni agt Mary A and K E
Curran. Foreclosure. Nonsuit on motion
of plaintiff.
M Sh -ml-erg agt A B Baal et a I Fore
closure. Hefault of deft Seal ami decree.
W II I.,naca vs (i B Whitcomb. Re
covery of money; attachment. Settled.
W B i'onac a vs u Kruger. I.ccove
i .1 ii ami Allies i-og-an.
attachment. 1
ai. Fore-
aahti Job
Peter Bilyeu a
LeeoVcr II, lie;. ;
j udgment.
Milton Hale vs J A Tonnd et al
Fore, loi-ure. Continued.
Milton Hale aart J 1 late et
closure. Continued.
.1 M Walters vs F I and V V
son. Jsile continue.!.
Oregon agt .las G Holtn, three hid hit
ments. selling Lquor without icense, to
a minor and on Sunday. Plead not
guilty.
Oregon agt Clinton Black, John Ward
and Felix BsMlUtaa, larceny iu dwell
ing. Ariaigned and ait! ple'adjMonday
G f Russell arraigned and will plead
Moaday.
Oregon agt G F Bnault Indicted for
obtaining property by lalte pretences.
Mart Miller et al agt the Bank Oct Ore
gon. Jay W p,'ain. Mi ton Hall. W s
Thompson, assignee and C 0 Jackson
sLeritf. Injun;. ion and suit to set as'de
decree and mortgage. Temporary in
junction granted.
Leb ic Santiam Caaal Co v Souther
Pacific Co. Po- of per pr--js rtj . Settled
HarrUburg Lumber Co vs F Haha .
Rec of moc-y attach. Ivfau.t and judg
ment. i T Whitcoml. vs Fugvue Bashaw. B
of money, attach. Itefauit and judgment.
in t:.- i:..i::.-r f :i:. .;--i :.:;. '. C -in
A-: :.:::t-r.t. C r,tia:.-!.
COlaSia 4 mi
'Kg".
piece
Si Pali ,ck' cls .
Basket ball in the V M C X tonight.
You can goto Chicago fron Albany and
r jiouvi Hirer rair, tor 131.53
i as vvi,ict anj Alvln R
iirowravllle. (!re fined f
distuibinj; a religious mee:in a
Tlie Scientific American under the
heading 'An Oregon Oiamord" lei Is of a
grnulnc diamond found a- Oregon. Wis.
Edward Cox of S mt e: Home.a oHJtorge
f ugh of Holly, were 8ned J? 1 piece for
stealing sor.c sardines fron astcrein
ll'ownsvi.te.
Tlie viruc of the Undan I. in the
fact tint it jm nature anJ oalura, forces
to bring 00. and drve up the natnralJai
heren: poec 1 t child.
Tte contract for "hr Astoria railroad
was lo be signed toda There
several hitcl.ts; bui the clouds are now
passing awicy.
Under an arraaa-emeal made several
"o:;ll.s a.- . all (l.e mii. :.i 1-
' ,i0k'-et.OB,..'e dedver krturaa before all
I ioc cuorgrs III tne H,
Br
11 Nat"l Bank. Iliad II Linn "o
Nat l Bank. Rec oi mcney. Continued.
M A Maple vt C C Jackson. Ten of j. r
prcperty. Non suit on motion ot plaintiff.
H P . 1 Man Miller v 1 N and L A
We--1 Rec o! u.oney: attach. Contin
ued. Franc i Bellsn-aT s McCuiiy A I'rice.
Rec of money. Continued.
W A Shbooling Bppll vs F K I f meyr
et u Resp Ap from Jus Court. Settled.
Glorer A Berry Resp vs W ' Brown
A pplt . A p f rem J us Court . Continael .
State of ' srsnr n i s J F ,-::r. n Man
langbter. I'i-:i.i 1 e.t, m.-ti.-n of 01-;
attorney .
!;;.
1 Itstb.
StaU cl Sregon vs J 1 1 Sponogle.
V.
id M-
A Weli.-Iiu.kd CMI-A5T. Tee in-
spection of F Co of this city on Wedn -
evening was a very satisfactory one. an-l re
called the fact that Albany has one of tlie
!et if not the lest drilled company in the
Jnd rejriment- The o.mpany rrcetvul many
compliment-, from ih- inijiectinj,- otf. vr
Catt ' iverman !ia.s given F comsany a dis
cipline that is verrjereditaide. rbe armory
has len greatly improved and is one of !."
beat in the state. It poaaease modr-n ar
rangements and conveniences and does the
v-ianir men hcm,r. The new h nnifal , . n
under Suroeon BMaa is a fin. mlc rj vnnno Guilty
men. rapidly lniurorina in the L-l!o of 1 a! 1' cl-
their iMisinesss. I KG Kiuai airt "irant and
Rscovety money. Settled.
John Hughes, appellant
ys 1 I
snaasBB whi.h will ! intr .i !.!.! 1 . . . -
legislature. The phut is to hare the law so . .
amended as t empower circuit iudge, Harrisbarg Lu-siI-t Co agt
when suits to enjoin sbeiffs from ciJierttng Ano;l Bashaw To 'et
taxes are heard, to examine witnawss a tn un-nt by default.
the value (4 the property of the plaintiffs, j W W Bngg and F F Wjutt apt John
and thereupon assess the taxes and require : Roberta. Appeal. Appeal uismissrd.
th plaintiff, to pay the owta of the pro- . j Maloneet al agt Ida Mai one et al.
needing This it u claime.! wonld be in . PartiUon IVoree of petition,
line with the theory that a man sha'l have I t r j! D ,
no standing in a court inquiry until be can "fJ.' 3f. ?-v ,L"riin
show that he ha- ten.lereJ a just and equit-' 1 ti!l- t-ntue.l.
able amount in pavment of his taxes. i Linn tounty Naxioaa Bank agt Thomas
.. .. ... Morgan et al. Retovery money. Judg
I Otna tn iltt. Ijee Hay and bis "pa! :, r,t v default.
teanng the signincant cognomen 01
"Wild Bill" were sentenced each to one
I2te. A gd idea.
Seveiat men have ben snjlfaa; Browns
villwnolen mill coeds on the asacuMl In
Portlanu for I ported eoods. ectisaw is
etia piice fcx th-m Tn's is quiic a com.
plimen: to the f rciu :: ol the Eagie ml. I.
Lee Ti ler has nutcasrd a hall r.tr.t
la 'he ha-daare gtore of O P Hd-r The
ock is bein invulcvd aad L-- wilt taae
control in a few dais. -HarritDurc Cm.,.
ler.
Considerable difficulty was evperienceJ
in obtai-.tng a jury to iry the Black mur
der case. Only s-ven jui men were se
lected from the original venire and Sh-riff
Shattuck made a trip 10 Williams creek
Mor.Jay fte-noc for 3 nun.tti of ui
payers to serec! I.jn. J Somen, an
attorney from Lebanon, assis-s Jr Benson
in the prosecution - Grai is Pas Courier.
PZIKSOK AX.
Miss Clara Davis went to Saiein this neon
to spend Sunday with Mr G V I a-. is and
family.
John Ho!man west t-. Salem th: noon,
and on Monday will leave witi his wife and
daughter for a months trip to the Mid
winter fair.
Lioenx- l.a-.e i., n i-.-je-l f. r
riags- of Mr Baser WasataaT
Rachel fjsportr-. Ix,h of Allnany,
Ja--ir H heeney and Mis Zetta
Ats.mey S- mere returned t.-.
Grant Pas where Le had lotn to pen
cute Black fur the murdor of Rice arrsi
months ago. rhejury ijrwigbt in the v -r-dict
of guilty of manslaughter.
It F L Ank spent a day or two in tosro
last w"ek. He cas been developing the
Albany Co s mining property on Mt Reu
ben, but to much w;-ur hi put a tem
porary stop to pot Gran' I'ar
Cc-orier.
MrC-.'lIns F
this toon.
M rs .a?l atfiwad in Albany- t!)is noon
from le-r l-ige. Moo., and will take
charge ol the el jcu'ionary department of
'he Albany College on Monday. Mrs
Karl comes highly recommended.
the mar
aud Mrs
are! Mr
Ames.
lay from
.1 I went to Oregon City
New Tax Law. A Washington paper
says ma; a new tax taw it pruts .1 m
amuel ijf
.;rt J C and F
Judgment for
F.ugene aad
leed. Judg-
RcoveTy
Oregon IsntANs. The following are
the names of Indian tribes that were in
Oregon at the close of 183:5, savs an ex
change. The names were revised by
Major J W Powell. In many cases the
corrupt names have come into such gen
eral use that the leviser deemed it im
politic to change them : Kalapuaya,
Klakama, Lukiamnte. Molele, Neztucca,
Rogue River, Santiam, Shasta, Turn
waters, Umpqua, Yamhill, Klamath,
Modoc, W alalia pe. 1 yhuskin band of
Snakes (Shoshouij. Alsiya. Coquelle,
Cusa, Skoton. Saiustkai, Siuslaw. Toot-
tootna. Cayuse, Cmotilla, Walla Walla,
obn Oay, Piute, Irmo, Warm Spring,
Wasco and Paiute.
The case of the state against IrJI
Sponoglcarreuted for rape was given to the
jury at press time It did not develops
anything very sensational. hvery body
except tne attorneys in the case, and court
... 1 . , 1
omcers ami one witness, were exciuueu.
In the case, of the state agt J F Simpson,
ndicted for manslaughter, though not vet
lone the prosecuting- attorney will move
for a dismissal of the case. There ia said
to lie no evidence against the defendant
that amounts to any thing.
.Not a true hill was touml in tlie cases
of the state agtChas Downie, W F Ham
mer and Jas Bonlin.
In the case of Murik;;rs agt the F AM Ins
Co the jury after lieinir out several hour)
brought in a verdict of9b4b lor the plaintiff
Henry Blackman toJar atsumed the of
fice of collector of Internal revenue for
Oregon and Washington. He announced
the following appointment: J E Bellin
ger, Portland, chief clerk, traveling den
ude, E L Mlms, Pendleton, J B SI
Portland, A J Barlow, (lo!d Hill ; Ganger,
I C Dodson, Heppner.
The Eugene Register sats: The foot
ball teams of the Albiny college and Un
iversity of Oregon wbl play a game on
the university Campus in this city on the
14th lnt. The team here Is t be "coached
by C M Young. Thev organized MonJay
evening and elected officer and wl.l drill
every day until the contest .
At the Circuit Court in Eajene In the
cao of Perkins agt SI eriff Noland argu
ment were made bv Attorney Benedict
for the p!i.lnt,ffs asking that the referee's
finding set aside, and asking that the
plaintiffs be allowed to file an amended
comp'aim. The same wt resisted ry At
torneys Vt oodco;k and Geo A P'rris, for
defendant. The couit then gave notice
hat he would return In a few days to hear
Attorney Kennedy in the matter.
Councilman Duncan af Salem saij tne
Its had $So,ooo bonded debt. $05,500
loatlng debt. Ma'slng a total of $1(14.500.
One from street assessment ii 2,416, en
gine house tale,$!Q.9i6. Net total Inter-
st debt i'.s4. Tne total gross Interest
barge perannum on pr?cnt deb', bonded
nd outstinding debt, I14.S70 Total net
Interest charges $n,6sS. Total expense
for year $37,831 . Ten mill tax tor year
$11,000. Total income for vear $33,300.
Net deficit $7,811.
Austin Propst agt J S Lisle
nvney. Judgment by default.
"regonagt F T Lewi. Burglary. Tried
and found Knilty. Will besentenctsl March
reg-on att F Kose!l. Three indict -ksssts
for forgs rv. Will proiib!y plead
on Mi nday.
The case o Stone agt ( row. an Albany
case, a suit for damages on account of
! alienated after-Cons, was on triai this
afternoon. Judge Burnett displayed a
Matters are picking up in . high regard for the public morals by ex
News say. One dav this 1 eluding the public from tbeconrt room.
nciu -:t g unemployed a torneys.
year in the penitentiary for having rob
bed Mr Garrison of Ico. a few miles
south of Harrisburg last fall. It will be
remembered thit at the time of their r
rest Hay confessed hi and turned the
money over to the officers. It was sup
posed by many that his action would
entitle him to some leniencr. but i does
not seem 10 have much weight with the
eourt.
Prineville. The
An Mr.tr-.vriL Lett! her. Prof 12 B
Nargarkar. of Bombay, has lectured in sev-
era! pLv- in 1 sr-- -. H-r i Lh cream
1 . , ' , . - , . ...
01 iu uissertauon: :ne t.crident ks
upon life as a struggle for existence: man
is obliged to -trttgjtfe. n"t oniy with the
element in nature, bat with those amongst
wham be is horn. The Orient, upon the
other hand, looks upsn life as nothing
but the j r -: ' I f - that 1
e.ime. the waitingpx-::-. in a great station,
where the arrirai of the train that is to
carry u ail is await-d. Thus the eastern
man u o-nter.:j -!atie. meditative and emo
tional, while the w-stern man relies upon
the logical, the scientific, booking in tne
nooashine of ciiv. husky logicjri stranger to
the warmth .ui 1 depth of emotion. The
ea-t and the west atajat ri.eet again and ex
c hangs- tne g-. : th.st -a h ;..--i-s,. !;
me designate the 'Vs-:dent l-v re.v-on and
the Orient by faith. I m-st humbiy invite
you to study into our literatiase. our history
and -xir instituti.sns. that oar own lives
may harmonire with the cTeat movement to
unite thee two ourrents cf human civiliza
tion that have so long- ran each bv itself."
. tTE ;.
Gatkh, Ore, Mar. 15, 'it
.Tlie; cieii's-r:.ts of Horeb prec;inct organ
iatd a club at the hall on Wedxvesday.
The h.airman is Charles Work, Keretary.
Mr Newland of Mill f.ity. Delegates to
Marion county conven'ion", Chas Work and
William Sullivan.
The republican club had Capt Sanderson
of Talent aiidress the people of Gates and
vicinity last Monday evening on the con
dition of tlie country and it cause and
remedy, from a republican standpoint. At
the closing of his speech he asked where
the iiopaliets stxsl on the tariff oues-tion.
C Neal arose and asked r-ermission for
a sq.ulist bi ansirt'ue gentleman, which
was jfraciously refuseil.
Politic is the sole topic of conversation
at present, although the past weeks have
is-. n politically hot. the oming ones
promi to lie more so.
In the argument of Cant Sanderson he
sa.cj that tne'iregon deletration in congress
was in favor of the white roet.il as money
That is ncthing but a bait to catch votes
as Bolpb is a morometallist, while Her
mann did not attend the extra session of
congress which compietelr knocked the
underpinning out of silver for the present.
While Ellis did not vote for the free coin
age of silver until the ratio was 22 to 1
which would make a silver dollar a load
for a person to carry. Altogether the
captains argument wan not very well bcl
tered with facts.
The main cry of the republicans is losa
of conSdence. Ifthepree financial de
pression is caused by a loss of confidence it
knock- that assertion in the head which
tay the majority can rude. President
Ch-veland and the democratic party were
I- it into power by a majority of the peo
ple which gives the lie to the protectionists
arguments.
m w 1 aaaa p ansa
week little Henry Smith, son of C Sam
Smith, found a ten dollar gold piece while
H , '',u"lr,-,11 "? be alley way Si Patrick, day tomotrow. Green will
back of Hughes saloon. Being by nature ru.
a bimetalist, witii a strong preference in 1 , . ,
favor of the coarser metal, be Un had the ! . H M,',:c, P-'"hed . phono
tn traded off for big silver dollars, and ! "nd lun " ,h"u8h Otagaaj
was about as rich a lad as one could find.
While walking the street, jingling hi coin
I Cowan, (Jeo F Hl.npson, W V ltad, !) B Moutnltti.vi ytsrnnerg.'J W flu ir
J K Weaiherlord. o J u stt u vyrttaman.
ALSO DISTRICT AOKHTS FOR -? .
several Solid Eastern and Foreign Gompaiieb
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH, Proprietor,
Cabinet photos from $1.50 to $4.00
per dozen. Enlaiglng pictures a
Jspeclalty. 16x20 crayon; framed
'lor $10.00. We ear, v a lame stock
of 5x8 and sterescon'e view of Or-
if E LE 1 IMMO PHOTOOatAPHRBS, eK"'
"Almost as
Palatable as Milk"
This is a fact with regard
to Scott's Emulsion of Cod
T V 1 rr-1 1 rf
Liver kjw. i ne oiiien nee
between the oil, in its plain
state, is very apparent. In
Scott's Emulsion
you detect no fish-oil taste.
As it is a help to diees
tion there is no after effect
, j rr r-
except gooa ejject. Keep in
mind that Scott's Emulsion
is the best promoter of flesh
and strength known to
r.cience.
1- - - 1 l- -ct ItKOH-. W. V. All draca-ists.
11 J ANTED Pushing Canvaser of good
VV area, liberal aalaj v and eirenso
paid weeklv; Permanent coutioa. BROWN
BH03. CO.,' Nursery men, Port! and' Ore
gon7
in his pxket. he was followed bv a crowd ! Jlni Lo'an should he nominated frsr gov-
01 envious iau, on wii-un ne .- k. 1 witii " ri-"s"'s" ic.c..
has been
ton ns .
An tvehange
f.ccliously sugcests that
I)r Jones, of Sodaville,
the city for a clay or two.
Prof Wilkes returned this noon from a
trip to Salem in the interest ol school
matters.
Mr Robert Johnston, formerly editor
of the I lines ol Corvallis, has been ap
pointed postmaster at that city. Mt
Thos Callahan, of this city, and a son-
in-law 01 lion John lturnett.was a prom
inent candidate for the place
Miss Carl II itchens.for years a resident
of Corvallis, is about to open a Millinery
store in Albany. Bhe arrived yesterday
from San rranctsco where she has been
tn purchase a stock of goods, an-l left this
morning lor Albany, whither the family
will follow in a few days to remain per
manently.- -Times.
l)r Fuller returned home last night
from his trip to Honolulu, lie was seven
davs on the way to San Francises. He
reports a pleasant as well as heathiul ex
perience while on the islands. He has
no doubt at all that the queen will not
be restored, f-ven the natives do not.
want her on the throne again ; but are
satisfied with the provisional govern
ment. He found the native people there
as honorable and upright as any he ever
met.
To-morrow Mrs Jacobs leaves for an ex
tensive visit with relatives in the Buy city.
From Albany nlie will be accompanied
bv Mr Kohn and clmiifhter.--Corvr.llis
limes.
Mrs E J Thompson is Rtill with her
daughter, Mrs Fortmiller, of Albany, who
has lost one child and has another verv
sick. Mrs Fortmiller herself is also ill.
It is thought the disease is something like
winter cholera, which prevails in the east
and is considered contagious. Corvallis
Times.
Rov. at Shblbubn. In a row al Shel
burn, between Frank Titus and Pierce
Montgomrey on Tuesday last, Montgom
ery cut Titus across tha eyes with a case
knife, making a terrible wound, which
nay reuult In the loss of one or both eyes.
Our Informant did not know the particu
lars of the tight, or whether there had
been any arrests. Stay ton Times.
tlie utmost pitv and contempt.
A Boy. Frank I'arridi.theboy preacher.
writes to his r-ister in FosmI afullow- fr..m
H Mile. Morrow county, un ler date Feb.
nd: "Still in the ring. Have had
seventy c .inversion since I started in my
meeting here. It's wonderful how the
Lord is with me. I have preached nearly
every night for four weeks. The country is
taken by storm it seems. One wan eon-
verted by going into a trance went to
heaven and saw hell. He was a cripple.
nut la cured now entirely cured, uod is
good. Everyone here is thoroughly
(wakened. I mav start out M an evanin ht
and take the man with me. He talk fa- e
to face with Cod.'" Fossil Journal.
Ln'8 Tax6s. The sheriff last Satur
day evening paid over toco'inty treasurer
Keisner ftijisj ut amount of tax
money received during the week. Tax
money is coming quite freely considering
the stringent times. The state lax this
year ia t30.5t8 . 3.1, which seems a pretty
big sum, but rt is nearly $11,000 les
than the state tax last year. A petition
was presented to the county court Wed
nesday praying that taxes be declared
delinquent June 1st. We learn that the
commissioners have expressed a willing
ness to do so, provided sufficient taxes
are received this month to pay the slate
assessment. hugene Kemster.
What Froerel Said: Frocliel was the
tather ol the kindergarten. The follow
log Is his definition. "In the kincl-rgar
ten the oodlly and mental sowers are to
be awakened and developed, wivi and
means for their exercise Indicated and
provided, and assistants trained; so that
every child, no matter what rank or con
dltlon, may here be able lo work out and
faithfully express his real nature, cliarac
ter and true vocation in life; educating
nimseit as well as being educated '
I)
A (iooD Kkcommendatios. Ir T Mc
Niiiigliton, of Elirin in Union count v. who
came down to testify in behalf of Mrs Wy-
alt in the tsponogle ease, informs us that
he hat been acquainted with Mr and Mrs
Wyatt since they were small children and
that they are people of irreproachablo char
acter and that they am entitled to tin
sympathy anil good cheer ot the commun
ity in which they reside.
t. W H Davis as called to Oik Treek
this af'.ernojn on account of a child being
dangerously kicked by a hOTta. Particu
lar not learned.
This is the regular equinoct'al slorm.
It w'll be followed by good weather, if ex
pert may tie believed. We are ready for
the good weather. Bring it on.
Mav VTatey died at the insane asylum
Wednesday evening. She was a cocaine
fiend and had become add icted to the habit
to that she would take enough to kill a
doten men and when i'- ;.'ut it became
a maniac.
Wnen it come to knowing things the
Salem Statesman Is ahead. It tats: "We
know ol -.o.ooo depotitors In hi bank who
woul J probably not vote for I) P Thompson
for governor. It would be a ir.'stake to
nominate him."
Mr Tete Shark.the barbti.we it to Port
land this noon where he will begin train
ing for his trip across the continent ou a
bicycle, which he will tako wfh three
Portland men.
Tlie Democrat Is informed that Mrs
Kenyon, mentioned by the Cotvallls
papers 86 having been in San Francisce,
returned to Oregon several days ago, and
was in Albany, goln to l itviuna clay
or tv.o ago.
The UaTraTJ InaWUiUl church wis
SI ed to overflowing lat evening. Christians
of ai! denominations were present The Al
Imy Social dab iHtwillJ in a llv. which
wxs a great grant: ration to the ladies who
invite i them- KvangeUstic services will be
continued throughout the coming vreek.and
on Tuesday an all dav trover meeting will
be held. On SasJbbaaB. servic-e at 1 1 am
will lie conducted l.v Kev T J Wilson, his
subject. '-The Time to IVcide." In the
Who Dm Ir Astwat. The Lebanon
Express says: The grand jury has again
re'used to indict John Marks for largariz
iog the house of his brother. Wm Marks. By
this action the grand j ury refuse to believe to
le true the charges that have been twice
made by Mr Marks' family and by himself.
This second refusal to believe their story
should satisfy them that in the belief of the
grand jorr it was not Jno. Marks who
placed those articles in John's bed and un
der John's smokehouse. From expressions
let drop by the grand jury and by the pros
ecuting officer, it may be possible that the
next grand jury will be called upon to en
quire who did put those articles on John's
premises. That is the question that inter
est the tax fevers of this county, who have
paid already everal h-. rid red dollars to as
sist this faro. If John is innocent, as the
grand jury believes, then some on? ha? put
up thi -oh. Who is this man. or these
men? The ingenuity shown to convict
John may be called into play to save them
selves from the place where they tried to
put Johnr-in the penitentiary.
Watehi.s Brwwr.Es. A Waterloo man
ccrresponding for the Lebanon Express
presents some very ingenuts thoughts over
the signature C Rank. Here is a sample:
When. oh. when wi'l the sun come forth
and disperse the bums from our P O'i
This H the worst town on the Pacific slope
for cranks and men who think, or act as
if they think, that at some past time in
their life tbey had swallowed an encyclo
pedia. Talk. talk, all the time, but work,
work, never. They tell us of the Ubnr
they have d -.r.e. and the ditch they will
dig. but rustle like fury to borrow s&lerains
to color their bread in place of bolter,
went?, give us a ret; we are worn out with
your big talk , but when you have an op
portunity you will do all you can to nun
the town morally, mentally and financially.
You are punk. Let up and hunt work.
Rrjjcnn Services. The special revi
val services as conducted by the Evangeli
cal church at CSoverdale continue with un
abated interest, services tomorrow at 3 and
7 :30 p in.
Rev L B Fisher will preach at the Evan
gelical church tomorrow a; 11 am and
Wilson Blain will conduct the services in
the evening.
Service at the Babtist church to-morrow
in the morr.iog. In the evening the
annua', exercise of the young people
society will be held.
There will be a praise service at the
Congregational church Sunday evening at
which only the hymns cf Isaac Waits ihe
"Father cf English Hymnody'" wilt be
surp. T pastor will speak of the life
and vritings of thi great singer. Other
services as usual. All are welcome.
Rev J T Abbett will speak for the Y M
C A tomorrow at their usual 4 o'ciack ser
vice, inspiring music is an attractive
feature of this meeting. If ou appreciate
ecoi instrumental mussc you must hear
the orchestra. Thev plav tvin Sur.das
Rev Mr Little will conduct the
and will K cor-
1 lulling
meeting. All are invited
dially welcomed.
WArren a Da r. Tha Lebanon Express
usually goes to press Thursday evening.
This week it was Friday evening when
the forms were locked up. Just before
this was done the editor panned tlie fol
lowing item. 'Born to tlie wife of ti Y
Kirkpatrick. a boy; weight, 10 pounds."
thus vetting a cop on the verv irnpor
tant item. It is not o'ten an edi'or holds
bis paper back a day for a born item.
QjJKUa BUM. Eren- UIy should
h.uc a iranlcB. Are von one who will.
Then go to Stewij-t A Sox Hardware t'o
and make your aasBLlsoa from a fresh supply
of all the seeds in the market, the larcre-'t
stock in the citv.
rrlre Farlcsry -
o:vis ENJOYS
BotL ihe method and rwulta -bt
Syrno of
and refreshing to the taste, cad act
E roily jet promptly on the Kidneys
her and Bowels, cleanses (Jbe
tern effectually, dLspvls cdlds, head
aches and fevers and cures hn'
cormtipation. grrap of Fis is the
only remedy of its kind ever pre
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to tlie stomach, prompt .a
iU action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the rao-t
healthy and agreeable euls?La.;ce, ;t
many excellent qualities commend it
to all tnd have, madA It -, ' T1W
popular remedv known.
fsVTUD of Fwtci ia tV c"a t. XIX.-.
and $1 bottles by all leading drug-
giia- any reliable druggist ia
may not have it cm Km.d wiT
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. lk not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Cd
3K ttAUCtSCO. CAL.
IMlSVILkf . AT. f r0(sr , ,
J F FC8D, fiYanplisl,
01 '-ns, Iowa. nt under dale of
Msrch 23. lst:
B Mcu. Msg Co..
Do for, Csregon.
GrmtUmn :
On arris ine b Jcne iaat week. I feafdall
weil aad anxicasly a-aitint. Oar iittle
girl, etaht and cee-hslf year otd, who had
wa ted away to 3spcnda, ia bow
strong sad s-igoroa, and weil fieabeu up.
S. B. Cough Tore has dice its wor weti.
Both 0f k, i.hil l.n t,v- T B u
- " . ... Itfdl I, .
Coagfa Care has cored ud ktpt awsy all
bfl,n.RM. 1. ... . . .
... - ... u.. -TV .. r t . e-y
oee, with greeting for all. Wishing jos
(rosaeti y. we r
Yocra. Ui A Mas J F Foen.
. a .- feet ajsaa saa cdsscrfoi. aad
w sspruur-s woe, estaase near rrwna waa tfca
aaaaj UrrCanc be taatar t ui sire
at.it ft hnfl-. t j tSl Ciuzls.
CoavAt,'s, Ore. March IS. Corvallis
Carriage A Wagon factory was sold at
auction this atternoon. The stock of
vehicles and all materials together with
the factorv buildings and p'-ant brought
$19.tl. C I Brace, of St Louts bid in
the property for a syndicate of creditors.
faesl Ihe Seaaie.
1 . 5 Baa- r-wliT- posrszlee ly
I ACCSIMINC.
mm
K8e&B'lBB
f; Xper Bottled
Uae cent a cose.
This Gpeat Ccra tt-ta prenrvt-'y c-r
where all otaers taaL Cocct. Croup. Sere
Threat, Hoarseness. Whoojunf Ccuih sr. i
Asthesa. for Cocsonsptisa St tss no r.ns;;
has cured thessuds, and trLH am TCP if
taken in rime. Soia by Dnusfis-s cn a cuar
ar.tee. For a Lame Rata or On-st, use
SHILOH S BELLADONNA PLASTLKJ5C.
CATARRH
REMEDY.
lave you 1 atarrb ? Ttsis rvrae:y is c.-a ran.
teed to i'-re r-u. irsce-t'ea. Infect-r tree.
REVERE HiiUSE
kLBANV
Washington Maivh 1-4. The senior-
age Bland silver bill passed the sena'e this
afternoon by the vote of 44 to 31.
AS. ( ! DIFFER rROPfciMi'
S hiloh's Cure, the graat cough and crcop
or, is for Said by us. Fooket siae contains
went. --tire .1 -iea,oaly C5c. Childreo liveit
oshay A Mason.
Foot BAUL.- Arratigeiuents have been
made for a game of foot ball on Saturday
Marcn z-J, at uorvains between the citv
club of that placa and tin Unknowns
ot Albany. A special train will be en
gaged for the occasion. On the same
day the ColUse team will play with the
University team of Eugene.
Old Things. Considerable has been saul
about old chairs, old books, etc. Old
knives are not so common. Dr Ellis, of
this city, posse.sses a peculiar looking 1' S
navy knife, whose history is not known,
but it is asserted ;it is a relic of the war of
1812. It is a curiosity.
lsriRKSTSti is Ukcgon In these quiet
time we harJIv realie that the matter of
immigration to this slat- is being pushed.
The record f the cietk of the board of im
migration at Portland, for KeJruaiy, speaks
line mi: tsitors to tne rooms,.V44 ;lnqui
uii letters teceived. 21:: reduced rai'.wav
lares issued, 21 ; inquiries for farm lands..
35. A lar;;r airount ol literature was dis
tributed, as follows: Portland Consolidated,
411 : Resource; of Oregon, 957; horticul
tural board reports, IS;: farm lists, :So;
Oeiman pamphlets, jcS; birb's ee views
of Poitland, jjj: chamber of con merce re
port. 54 ; circular on manufactuting, Uj.
ine leucrs 01 inquiry were irom s ditter.
ent states and territories. md fiom Canada
and Kngland.
cscv it r. nawKs preached a most im
pressive sermon last evening at the
United Presbyterian church, to a good
audience "Why halt ye between two
pinions," was the suggestive text.
Elijah settled the halting, vacillating
Israelites by the prayer test. and by tiiat
test also, should those who are baiting
between loving for Christ, or living for
tlie world, settle this all Important ques
tion. "Once to every man and nation comes
a moment to decide" "To-day, if ye will
ben, my voice harden no; your hearts. '
Como to-night and hear the ivord.
Services at 7 :;io, Bible reHdinu each
day at :t o'clock. All persons are cordi
ally welcome.
A I m H i m- ( aavrrlesl
Wasiiino ton. March 14. Every I'tiitod
Slates senator found in his mail yesterday
a little package of religious tracts, en
circled by a rubber band, and bearing on
i's face the words 'Compliiuen's of J S C
Blackburn." This was the popular Ken
tucky senator s device for tinn nineing to
his associates that he had abandoned for
ever hia old life and entered anon a new
and untried existence as tlie lesult of the
convicting eloquence of Evangelist Moody
h M. tfcFarland,
- t- DtALXR IN -:
A W Charlton, of Lakcview, was in
the city to-day on bis way home from
the populist state convention.
Ir E A Mackev went to Sheridan this
noon in the interest of the A O U W. Ex
pects to return h Albany tomorrow night.
W E Yates received u letter yesterday
from Barney Martin, who requested the
former gentleman to irather up his books
unci bnlonjrinir in Corvallis. He wanted
to iret them together on iiccount of his
health failinir verv rapidly. Mr Martin is
now at Brownsville. News.
On Wednesday eveninir many of the
friends of the Misses hilla and Martha
Kisley and Stella Rankin assembled at the
home of N C W Hislev. Qamss, cards and
daw ing were the order of the evening
Those! present were: Mr and Mrs West
brook, Mr and Mrs Risley. Mr and Mrs
Homer Phillips, Mrs l.ury Bass, Miasm
Myrtle Miller, Laun Tnilwnt. Minnie
Fuller, Rarhajil Peak ins, Cora Inompeon,
'Mn Dickerson, llyra Westbrook, Bertha
Wiillace, Pearl Cameron, Ella. Martha and
Kttu Hisley iitni Stella Ktmkiti. Meaten
.liimis Hunter, Frank Walsh, luck Roscoe,
Ed Mitchell, Homer Mitchell, A Pence,
Fred Fisher, Bert Veal, Ed 8Aery, Will
Hand. Will Nolan, Will Hawkins, Her
man rswnrl, alenn twurt, sv niter vvorrei,
Albert Stellmnckir, Earnest Ketchtun, Bert
Crawford, Koum McCully, Hurry Craw,
Orlanda, Nchuid, Alfred roookwait, John
Cartwright, LonKSfO Rosa, Fred Ross and
Mr Van alkinburg.
JG W Uham has written the central
committee of the people's patty that he
would not occcpi the nomination of coun
ty atsessor which he received at the coun -
ty convention last Fiiday.- Htrrliburg 'delightful liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of
E Hi: MODIttS WAY
Commends Itself to the well formed, to do
p'easantly and ettectually what was fo:m
erly done in the crudest "manner and dis
agreeably as well. To cleanse the system I
and break up colds, headaches and fevers
without unpleasant after effects, use the
A Racking Cough
Cared by Ayer Cherry Pectoral.
Mrs, P. D. Hall, 217 Genessee St,
Lockport, N. Y., says :
"Over thirty years ago. I remember
hsariug my father descrttie the wonder
fnl curative effects of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. During a recent attack of la
Grippe, which assumed the form of a
atarrh, soreness of the lungs, accom
aanird by an aggravating cough, I
ssd various remedies and prescriptions.
Wbiie some of these medicines partially
alleviated the coughing during the day,
nona of thorn afforded me any relief from
ajntt spasmodic action of the lungs which
would seise me the moment I attempted
to lie dowu at night. After ten or twelve
sncfi nights, I was
Nearly in Despair,
and had about decided to sit up all night
in my easy chair, and procure what
sleep I could in that way. It then of
csared to mo that I bad a bottle of
Ajrar's Cherry Pactoral. X took &
syaonful of this preparation in a little
watts r, and was able to lie down without
aoajgliing. In a few moments, I fell
aalaap, aud awoke in the morning
gaaatly refreshed and feeling much
Usjslsi I took a taaspoonful ot ths Psc
taral every night for a week, then grad
ually decreased the dose, and in two
Tanhs my cough waa cured."
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Mai 1 - by Dr. J. C. Ays t k Co., Lowell, Mass.
Prompt to act, sure to cure
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