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THE MOKNISTG- HERALD: TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1S8S.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Rkpressxtatives O H Irvine, Albany.
W V Richardson, Seio
W R Kirk, Brownsville
County Judge 1 R Blacknum, Albany
Commissioners A Savage, Santiaiu
-. , - A Brandon. Center
C'uERK Geo W Davis, Shedd
Recorder O S 31ay,.Scio
Sheriff -John Conser; Syracuse
Treasurkr J FHde, Liberty
Assessor C Sperry, Brownsville
School Sup't- J M Williams, Ualsey
Surveyor B T T Fisher, Syracuse
Coroser T H Cone, Albauy
THE STRUGGLE -BET WEE
GOOD, AND BAD.
This life is made up, to the cas
ual observer, at least it has that
appeirance, of an unending strug
gle between the good and the bad.
In physical man the 'same rule
holds supreme. Prof. Lanketer,
in giving the rendition of the
f, struggle for life, says of the white
lij blood corpuscle, which is a minute
j'l protoplasm which floats in the
;i human blood, that its special
' function is to eat up the poisonous
element which finds its way into
the blood. When a wound heals
it is because these indefatigable
corpuscles have found tir way :
to the sore, and have eaten away
the injured part. When bacteria
get into the system the duty of the I
corpuscles is to g- lor 'men. an 1
.A.t- rhtun nn Tr ti.M- 11ii'fll fli:
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patient recovers. It thev are out of
appetite, or the bacteria are too
tough a morsel for the to attack,
the patient dies. Sometimes, with
unconscious heroism worthy of
Quintus Curtius, they puiily the
bodies in which they live by eating j
up poisonous particles and
then !
ejecting themselves, thus sacrifk-
lug ineir own lives. iut bucu
their own lives. But such
heroic selt-immolatiou is not nec- ;
,
essary if you educate your cor-
puscle. His education proceeds
by inoculation. By accustoming j
your protoplasmic cell to a low j
diet of mikllv poisonous matter,
poisonous matter,
such as tiie vaccine lymph, it be-!
comes acclimatized, as it were, and j
is strong 'enough to eat up without I
inconvenience the germs of small-
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pox
wmcn wouki otherwise prove
iaiai. it is tnese invaiuame cor
j uscles which enable a confirmed
.arsenic eater to swallow with im
punity a dose surtL-ient ; to kill six!
ordinary men, and Professor Lan- j
kester is of the opinion that they
can be trainad so as to digest the
jaiost virulent poisons and deal with
a great number of diseases. What
a wonderful picture is this, a kind
of scientific realization of the old
rer?uu ioctrine of the eternal
feud ".ei.veen Ormuzd and Ahri
I man. In every vei l, in our bodies
I rages the deadly strife between the
evil principle and the good, be
tween the protoplasmic corpuscle
of life and the poisonous bacteria
of death. Nothing that the un
reigned imagination of Ariosto, or
of even Tasso, pictured exceeds in
wonder and in magic horror this
vision of an Armageddon in our
life's blood, in which fierce and
vigilant knights of protoplasmic
life are ever swooping down to slay
and to devour the Paynim soldiery
of the poison germ. The battle of
life is thus no mere phrase, nor is
its literal meaning solely to b
confined to the struggle for exist
ence among highly-organized and
sentient beings. It begins far
further back. In the infinitesin -
ally minute world revealed by the ;
microscope, as much as in the
wide campaign of modern war, j
unending s;rife. otiuggle is the ;
law of life
our own
T, ; i
t,ver w Here, even in j
heart's blood, eternal
"vigilance, prompt resistance to
hurtful intruders, ruthlees destruc
tion of evil, are the conditions of
existence. Life depends upon the
readiness of the corpuscle to de
stroy the germ.
In the cry lor u reduction of the
surplus in the Cnited States treas
ury, it is one of the most peculiar
situations that the matter of reduc
ing the national debt, by the can
cellation of the outstanding bonds
of the country, has invariably been
neglected .or ignored by the admin
istration until congress dictates
that such a course must be adopt
rl For instance, in the bill now
pending before congress, known as
the Bond, Purchase bill, the matter
is simply to urge upon the treasury
the necessity of using the surplus
for reducing the public debt in a
manner that tiie statutes have pre
sided beforehand, and is really rot
new measme. The reiiu taMce ol
tue treasury ollicials to fulfill the
lain provisions of the law in this
'natter can only be accounted for
ia the hypothesis that special in
tcrobti Ji liu; landholders iu pre-
j ference to the welfare of the people
obtains a prior
administration.
hearing with the
The conditions which diplomatic
circles environ the scions of no
bility with the Europeans rendeis
their lives not altogether be is of
flowery ease by any means. For
instance, take the situation of
Prince Alexander of Battenburfr
and the Princess Victoria of Prus
sia, the 22-year-old ' daughter of
i he Emperor of Germany and
i prranddauchter of Queen Victoria
j ot Emr'and. The young people
are said to have succumbed long
ago to the wiles of the god of love,
and are devotedly attached to each
other. Everything was favorable,
papa and mamma were willing,
but there stej3 in that horrible old
ogre Bismarck and says it can't be,
! and two young people are discon
solate.
The dire destruction that was to
have overtaken the country if the
coinage of silver dollars was con
tinued does not seem to arrive as
peedjily as was prognosticated.
The gold standard for a currency
has lost many adherents in the ex
perience of the past few years,
and the country seems prosperous
even if tlie coinage of silver is
persisted in.
The barbed wire is a lawful
fence in most states, hut to avoid
damages fur injury to stock it uuut
be made visible either by a board
or slight bank of earth thrown
against it. if tock should, on beimr
taken into a pasture inclosed by a
barbed wire, be led to it and their
noses touched to the wire. Thev
will need no further lessons to in-
j duce them to keep at a respectful
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distance.
BOK.V,
Lfcc To the wife i Prof. W. M. Lee in this
city, on Sunday April S, 1S3S, a daughter.
NEW TO- DA 1'.
Moi-kholders MrrUug.
j i
I A Ul tun, IS HKKEril GIVEN THAT
n a special meeting of the Fanners
and Merchants Insurance company of
Albany, Oregon, will he held at the
olku ol saif conipjiny in the city oi
Albany, Oregon, mi Wednesday." the
tion to increase the capital stock of
n uixu uiesan.es n.u
we t;iuiit iu nie Mini in uye nuiuiicu
thousand (500,0'Jti) dollars.
Bv order of the Board of Directors.
CHAS V V( IT VPHTl IV T, ,..-
J. K. Eldlk'kix, See'y. '
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JjOSt.
. THfiP,mTAP7rB SP,,nm
- ! A one year old; marked with white, stravai
fiom the premises of W. K. Graham in this
city on tKVturday, Ap-il 7. When last seen
j w -re a halter. A suitable reward will i,e paid
f tr her retuin to the owner.
For Sale,
AN Al' FRESH MILCH L'OVV; ONE UOHt
one-horse hacit, one set of light double
harness. For further information call upon
it. B. Vunk.
Lk.! lav or
4STOC'K,-2 GRAIN FARMS AND 17 SMALL
tract for sale on easy terms. Inquire of
U. 3ryiiiit.
WANTED GOOO AGENTS TO JNTIiO
duce an article used iu every house
hold for every town and co jnty m" Oregon,
aim "asniiic n,ano tuano ttrntorses
Adilress linx 7, 5.
Al bany ,. Oretron .
MRS. SHANE IS NOW PUEPAKKD TO
take a few pupils in music -piano or
oryan. Terms moderate.
pOOD SECOND HAND ROAD CAhT FOP.
V7 sale chrtip, alio a set of single haiLess
Enquire at this office.
BOARDING AND LODGING ON REAS
onable terms at Mrs. C. Ball's restaurant,
corner of Baker and First street, opposite
the Star brewery. No Chinese cooks.
II. FlllMtf.
T)OOT AND SHOEMAKER,
ALL WORK
J warranted.
Shop since the fire removed
to Ferry street, second doer from postortice.
PrMctical Tailorlns-
CHRI5T WYSS, ONE DOOR EAST OF
Democrat otfii e on Secrud street, is pre
paired t- make suits, and all kimis of cloth
ing, liens' or hoys' clothing repaired and
cb aned at leasonable rates. A tine line o
samples on hnd. Charges reasonable.
i NY ONE WISHING TO TKAlE A!
IX. fresh milch cow for a dr one and re- j
teive the difference in cash should apply to i
John Brursr
Fish Market.
RESH FISH EVERY DAY 'AT THE
I new nsh marKet of B. r. Wood
opene(1 ;next door south of the western
H,
EWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE
and jeweler, Albany, ureun.
BUILDING TO RENT SUITABLE FOR
small business, next door to Thompson
& Overman's harness store. Inquire at the
latter place a
''Pioneer Importer and Breeder"
of California, will arrhe in Albany on
or about March 29th with 3 imported
Norman stallions. I elected from the
finest lot. of draft horses ever landed on
the Pacific coast. These horses will
hi- ottered ot prices that will insure
their sal. Come to .lohn Schmcer's
stable and see them. Every one in a
tirst-elass stallion.
Th
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New
tea Seif-raot Floor Cleaneil!
THE OLD WAY
Every housekeeper knows from experience the hard labor requii sA to wash
iloors and wrinsr the elotlis by hand. Uv using the Newton sell'-wri.ig'nir !!oor
cleaner, wringin.!r the cloth 4y hand is avoided, the lrrd labor is tlK-reln les
sened; the hands do not come, in contact wi'.h the water, whereby you can use
iioilinr and ammonia walcr. The Xcvvlon self-v. ringiiig floor ele 'ncr is liylit,
durable anil simple ijn construction, and well merits the claim of be-ins; the
liest invenied. Sneciiti rati-s to canvassciY and the usual discount to the
t'.-ade. Manufactured and sold bv
LOUIS VIERECK,
A.lbiivy LinnCounty, Oragon.
SState and Ten itoi ::;! ri.srltt for sale in Kansas, Colorado, Nevada,
Texas, Oregon, California. U'.'.slinigtun. Montana, Alaska, New .Mexico, Idaho,
Indian, Utah, Dakota, Ario..a tiinl Wxomin Territories.
w.
(Successor to
win
am ium receiving new goods in every line and
would coul "ally invite everybody to call and inspect
our stock f Ed prices. We propose to have the
The Live Dry Goods House
Of Ailvmv, and
wai ts of our patroas-
Dry Goods, Notions,
-in i i
uriiismiiK-
Hats
Call and se'e me.
w. IE71-
(Siu;(.-eS3or;to
First Street,
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DTTTl m
lATERIAL
mwm
Having leased a portionHof tl.c ynrd (wtrupicd ly Mr. Carter, situatcid'on
the city railroad switch, between Fourth and Fifth streets, I will endeavor to
keep on hand a general supply of Uuildtiis; material, such aft lumber una
clear, shingles, sawed and shavert, cedar unci white Mr. Alsolath, and will
receive orders for sash, doors and naouldi'iirs when desired.
Those desiring anything- iu my line-are solicited to cull before purchasing
elsewhere,
W. W- CROWDER
ZEE, T. JOUES.
GENERA L,
BooKse
er, JNewsdealer
-AND IKALKK IX-
Text Books ail :
Vina tifnfinnatip wiiatcilonamiS tinoltt
inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books and all I
kind, 0f musical merchandise. ;
General News Depot. I
"Mail orders promptly attended to. " !
The City Liquor Store,
HI. BAVMG ART, Proprietor.
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trSext door to theTOdi Pellows' emple, Albany, " Oregon!
Keeps constantly on hand the finest imiortf d andidpiuestitwints,jjliqu9r8, cijrars ar
toVsoos. Only nrst class.liquoriBtore in she city ' - ' "-'
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY '
FOR SALE
I hereby offer to the people of Albany and vicim-;
tv my entire stock of Fancy and Stable Groceries at j
cost. Ihese iroods must be sold within twenty days I
as I intend troino- into a
going into a
o
Gome early and secure some bargains. '
J: JOSEPH.
READ ,
N. II. ALLEN)
mm
shall at all times study the
-both in style and prices.
and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Etc
ttEULJD,
N "II. Allei
Albany, Oregon .
al! School
rllt'.nTm rh nrl antocranh albums.
AT COST!
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manufarturing business.!
manufarturinsr
FOR
SALE
, Stationer,
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Siplies.
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PR1NGFIELD
SPUIXGFIELD
"Albany yard and office on Railroad, between -Hi ami 5th streets.,
Having lumber not excelled in quality, tndfacilities not surpussed for the
npt aud sutisfaetory nihil or orders, 1 respeVUuny O.i. it :l si.ure of the
prom
rade.
NEW STORE.
m
(Joined byVVm. Simpson. 5, 10, I .
which every article is sold at the figure
to replenish your kitchen furniture and
w Hardware and Xove
yioeiiase iu,uuo useuuarticles at prices Beyer butore heanl of.S
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Wm.SIMP80N,
ALSO HAVING PUIJCIIASK!) THE-
BAMEIMV STOCK
Of Sliane
Offers the entire stock of diy godos, hoots and shoes,
dress goods, woolen fabrics, domestics, etc. etc. ;
A
These goods must be sold.
Cos
ATTENTION
The patronage of faini:
lies desiring to purchase
clean fresh groceries at
the lo west rates for cash
is respectfully solicited
by
KENTON & CHASE,
New Store between the opera house aud postoffice
if FOR I
-o) (o-
Lamp
UBS
-AT-
JULIUS (jEADWOHL'S
v
Crockery Store.
Hocrer Bl'OS'. Silverware,
Fl,eucll China andOrystalware,
Boys' Wagons vnd "Ooll Carriao-es
ITancy and Toy Ooods.
SAVE YDR MONEY
Bv buying your goods tronx my store. I am bny
ing direct from the tactory and sell at Eastern prict s
with freight added, lor cash.
Kenton's Mil Powde One Pound Can.25c
r ara t for ten responsible Fire and Marine In
,
no" ST") mn rrr Tm..,,.
cuiaui'C wiuiiuiiiiioi n iMvuvuvjui v i . vvv.uuw, x 11 75 1 1 1 r;
, nrotect vom self before
iHcuu JV'i uxivj i iuim aj.-o.
lei on parts trancais. flier
SAWMILL
OliEtrOX,
A. WHEELKli
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NEW GOODS.
2 :i-12) c i5j-.iaw 'on eaeh '
nnm ;d. This is a ra..-e4oi.v)orti..,in !
h.iuselu.id furnisUiu.' uoods or to i
& I.
onswav
ladies' fine i
Call earlv and secure bargains.
r
rr
it is too late. I am also
iiuj.iiuuii,u ikj- j a. ji uauu, i
wira aeutcn gesprochen
Trimmings
Star Bakery !
- A FULL STOCK Oy
Staple Groceries I
FineGlaOT,Cfocker?
Th bat qiali ot tea, oofiM, taking mtk
mate, etc.
CAKES, PIES, .
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Fresh Baked Bread
Every Day.
At this old aad reliable house U also to t
found a complete agortment, of fresh fainih
groceries, to which is constantly being aJdd aft
the seasonable lines of roceries aiuX provuioMr
such as
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to Order,
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts,
Eastern Buckwheat Flour,
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc
These poods were all bousht when prjrc
were low, aud the benefit of the margin will to
given to his customers. Kcaitmber the la
at the old corner on First aud n'oaitalbin Sta., "
TV
HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER,
Proprietors of -'
tit rvnrv i Tirnitirr
Y
And manufacturers ot .
1
ice
AT!TT
We are now prepared to furnish choTce, fresh
candies of bust (Trade, consisting of -uie sti.-;:,
isorttd flavors, mixeJ cai;dii s, extra i 'e.icn
;md chocolate creams, fancy mixtwl, ci'.dy toja
and a general assortment ci fine ciudies
AT f HOIiEALE Ott BET.ilt.
tSTOrders from country dealers promptly at
icned to. Factory un Fmt street,
Albany, - - OregorL
NEVV PROCESS AFLbUR.
(Suptrior ir femttf nA UkMae)
The Best Storage Fabilitie?
fSThe Highest pric in cash paid for when,
ALBANY
Mm i House Eestanranti
(ON STJKOFSAH FiJjt)
;4 Conducted byr-
H.DIERCKS.
Heals arreil from t5 eeala ta $1.6k
fWCtiRt'-tners order waatsver desired. TVl
bv t! witli th bt in thfj "-!rifrt.
THE PHU 0GRAPHER.
burton's old stand Albaor
OR. D. M.
H:is aerejted tlie asjency of Oregon and W.
T. for the A. C. Harris
OR
Little Kentucky Giant,
This battery can be used and kept in order
with but little stuuy or expense. It is one of
'he hnest physicians' anu family batteries in
the market. Anyone wishing to purchase a
arood battety wiU do well to cail and examine
them. The medical world acknowledjre the
sreat heahuj power of electricity in manv
diseases, ant' especially those of a chronic
character. The doctor Is prepared to give
e ectricai treatment. There has been no ex
pense spared in procuring: every appliance
l ecessary to obtain the best curative effect
rrom this potent agent. You wUI find at his
o:fice the Faradic ami the Galvanic batter
ies, the Galvanometer, niillanipere meter, the
automatic Rheotome, electric needles, Galva
n. MafcTiet, the great, iralvanic hair.etc. Per
sons desiring to purchase -a battery or wtohiue
electrical treatment, will call at Dr. Jones'
o,.ice on Third and Washiiictou streets, AI
bany, Oren. - .. . .
Astlgaec' Kslire. -
"VTotice is hereby given to all whom it may
i.1 concern, tnat T. A Shane and L. V
Lonsway, comp osin(r.,the copartuershio firm
oi isnane Lonsviay,- of Alhanv, Oregon,
iid,. on the 13th day of February, 118.
assisrn to me all their property for the bene
nsof their creditors. Tlieiefore all persons
havmg any claims aatinst said . assignors,
bhane i Lonsway, will here v toke notice of
said assiumenv, nd present their claims to
nie, duly sworn to, at my place of business in
the city of Portland. Oregon, withiu three
months from the date of notice of said
a-wurnnient. which I shall hereafter send by
mail to ewh creditor of said assUtncn'.
ted this 20th day of February, 1688.
- Wri.l'lAU UIOTl'UC
" . n. DIUI r I,,
Attorney, Alhanv, Oiefron.
Assitru-e
w.
M'LAL'OltLI.V , KASMIONABuK ' TAILOR .
Nobv saitft anil t.mtM uiui' inula
t- order from the latest, line of samples di
rect from 'Frisco a sp-icialty. Cleaning and
repainngr a prompt y dene. F.rst stree.
Albany, Or.
IITaNTKD TWO OOOD IIKH 'TO WORK OS A
f farm; jrood iteady Dosition. Also two
good girls to do gsneral housework. Apply
at once to Burkhart & Miller.
Kom to Kent.
ji'UKNISHED KOOMH UPSTAIRS IH
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front Of brii.lc nn first an.f
Hbrald office.
Apply at
B BOARDING HOUSE-MRS. M.
nell. F.-'crjOiinif flesh an.i
FEN
i:Iean. iiooms rentw jy the week or mouth. Sat
faction guaraatecJ.
UrANTEP -ALL THE FARMKRS V.HO
I wish to soil their hnm ..,.! 9wl
pce the s ue in
Montieth.
tile iiauda of Cirran &
have several custoiueus for
(onk farms.
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