Morning daily herald., May 23, 1888, Image 4

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THE ILEKALT). WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, ..1888.
REPUBLICAN PLATFCJ-M.
We, your committee on Platfor
and Kesolutioas beg leave to repor
as follows:
The Republicans in the State of
Ore"on, iu convention assembled, re
affirming their allegiance to, and con
fidence in, the great Republican
party, of the nation, of whose erand
achievements and long and success
ful administration of the government
of 'the United Strtes they have so
much cause to be proud, and the
glory of which they are entitled to
sliow, row make and present the fol
lowit.rr statement of their principles
and policy : 1
First We favor honest and e'.i- j
dent administration of the depart- I
rnents ot government both State and i
Nation:'.'.' j
Second The right of the citizen i
authorial by nv, and to h we his j
vote !i:in-a!ly tonntt-d, ought to be!
respectt-d and nil eifrts to control r
limit that right deserves the con
demuation of all good citizens.
Third That while disclaimin
right to interfere with the adminis
tration of the internal affairs of for
eign nations, we sincerely approve
the efforts of Irish and English
statesmen to secure by peaceful
methods the American principal of
"Home Rule" for Ireland.
Fourth That we are in favor of
such legislation as should prohibit
and punish the manufacture of adul
terated foods.
Fifth That we are in favcr of the
enactment of a law by Congress,
whereby the homestead and pre-emption
rights of settlers shall not be
forfeited by cancellation of filings by
toe land department when settlement
or filings are made in good faith.
Sixth That we fwor the encour
agement and development of our
State by the construction of railroads
and other systems of transportation
and that we hold all corporations to
be strictly responsible to their liabil
ities under the law, and recognize the
right of the Legislature to enact all
reasonable limitations on corporate
power.
Seventh That we regard the
further immigration into the United
States of Chinese laborers as directly
opposed to the interests of American
labor; and we therefore heartily ap
prove the action of the Republican
Senate in providing bv proper legis
lation for so amending our treaties
with China as to prevent their fur
ther immigration here.
Eighth We recognize that the j
' nation owes a debt to the Surviving ,
veterans of the rebellion which can j
not be adequately repaid, and hold-to I
tn he- t-.liH rhitv of the ueneral aovern--,
ment to provide for the necessities of
them and theirs by prompt payment
of liberal pensions.
Ninh--That the action of Presi
dent Cleveland in ordering the return
f the rebel fl.-i.s was an unwarranted
assumptiou of the right to use tor j
111.- -1 - 1, .AnKiu i-t Y o
poiiucai purposes knc uivj-'mo "
valor he did not possess and the
fruits of a victory he did not help to
spoil re.
Tenth While we approve every j
ncnest etiort to preserve our public
lauds by the punishment of willful
trespasses upcii them, and are m
favor of such measures as will en
courage our citizens to settle upon
anu improve them, we condemn the
action of the present administration
in its jirettndtd e'fhrts to protect
smrh lan. is !i m!'T color of which, iu-
stead of pursuing the policy ot the j
.Republican administration by caus- i
ing the arrest ami punishment of j
those only wimse actions eppeared to :
i i . i: i 1 T- .
nave oeen aisiioiiesi. aim wiumw. -
has refused to cause said lands to be
.......... ,,r.A iiw.iltn f7io r.ni'nfm-fr t.lltnr i
3'U VCJCU, UUCl'J l id.uui3.5,
settlement by people needing and do
sirhicf tn take them. The adminis
tration also filled the country with
a horde of officers styling themse ves
"Special Agents of the Interior De- j
partmeut," who have been made to
act as s ;iies and informers upon such j
j of the honest citizens as have ven- j
J tured to setcie upon the public lands i
i! for the purpose of carving for them-
selves iiorrirts in the wilderness and j
i !-s caused the arrest of honest set
f tiers upon those lands upon charges I
false and infamous, and publicly j
branding thein :is robbers and thieves j
ha3 caused them to be dragged into ;
both the civil ami criminal courts to
be tried npni false and fictitious
i.lisr,. tiu'i-ebv comnellins: them to
incur the expense of two defenses!
against the same act; has caused
tiioi :mi!! bDecial . uLicots ti ra:s.
questions nd d:spute the right
I....,..- ,.!tl'"u t.o ret i aire title to
lliyii'-oi. -- J ,
j.nblic lauds upon wnidi tney nave
inn"stl juv'i in got-! faith settled
anC for" which tiuy have p-ud their
money, au.l a-jtiug upon he sgges
tioi: of Ihe-e auet.ts ''le ollicia a:tv
iua snoh matter in charge have under
the direction of the aiuninistratum, ;
like a court org-uiizcd to convict, de- j
Urived the settler of his land, robbed j
him of the benefit of his labor and
refused to return his money; and:
thfcv-w wrongs have been perpetuated i
so-called Democratic reform.
Eleventh That the policy of the ;
Democratic administration, which i
would place wool and lumOer on the ;
free list and woolen goods on the j
highly protected list, cotton printson j
the free list, and other similar arti- j
cles; hoop iron on the protected list: ;
and 'which polby would continue the ,
collection of 50,000,000 on sugar j
each vear, while at the same time the I
-majority applaud the claim to carry i
out the' President's idea that a tan J
tax is robbery of the people, consti- j
tutes a piece of unparelled political ,
dishonesty, having for its sole object j
the success of the Democratic party ,
at the next election, even at the ex- !
pense of the j radical destruction of i
many of our most important agricul-
turalani manufacturing industries, j
Twelfth We favor the policy of '
providing, chielly icr the revenues of ;
the general government and for the '
ourposes essential to the general gov- ,
ernment, a system of cities levied
upon imports so adjusted as to dis- .
criminate in favcr of domestic indus- '
tries aud productions and in favor of i
American labor, and we declare in
favor of reiuie'.ug the annual surplus :
revenues of tins uovernmviit by ad- ;
miti'in gfree of duty such articles oi ;
geneiai us; ns cannot he largely pro- .
ncd or manuiacturcd by our own :
people.
'imrteenth That we d. prccatetlie ;
attempts of tin! Uemocratu a'iminis-j
tratiou to degrt.de the honest tod of
Amerifia to a lev.;! with t.ie pauper
labor of the old world. i
fourteenth We uenoiracc and de- j
plore the refusal of President Cleve
land to approve the river and harbor
bill, and we denounce the action o!
the Sec etary of War in what seems
to be a studied attempt to delay the
improyement of the Columbia river:
and fully recognizing the importance
of our great waterways as regulators
of freight charges, not otdy on tin
waterways themselves but on tin
railroads as well, we insist that oui
great rivers should be free and open
to the sea, and twe demand of the
general government need of appro
priations therefor. At the same
time we recommend the uext Legis
lature to take proper and adequate
steps to insist at once in opening the
great river to general commerce.
Lastly We denounce the civd
service reform professions of Presi
dent Cleveland as a sham aud fraud,
as promises made to secure votes be
fore election, and the violations of
which has been as constant as toe
hunger of the Democratic oihee-seek-
ers could demand.
fTU- ViEIQHT
(DIMES
THE MARKETS.
The price of wheat has been
steadilv advancing, and the tone
of the market is now more hope
ful than at any recent period. A
pool of 7000 bushels was sold yes-,
terdav at the Fanners' warehouse
for 65) cents. Rut little over one
i'ourth "of the wheat crop has yet
been sold, but if prices continue to
advance the bulk of the crop is
likely to soon move.
ALBANY QUOTATIONS.
Wheat t2(.-Mi5
Outs 30-M)c
Flour So per bbl.
Potatoes 75c.
Eggs Kk.
Butter -20c.
Lard '.KiidOc.
Wool :2(;loc.
Hams lO&WKe.
Shoulders Or&jSc.
Bacon m 12c. ,
Hay Timothy, $20, oats and cheat, j
14. .
Apples -Green, s" 1 ( t .ou per ou. i
Apples dried bleached i)c sundricd
(a 8 c.
Chickens S:;.MXi2 50
Hides Bel' hides, greer, 5 c, dried
10 c ; deer skins, 2i)c; sheep pelts, 10
SOr-, according to wool.
Beef 34Kc gross.
Mutton y2 50 per head.
Hogs 5($6c, dressed.
Lard Kegs, or 5 gallon tins, Sc;
pails, !e.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
"ATieat-r-Quote vlloy 1 2;;
Walia Wall l, dull, -l 17.
Oats Market dull. O!iote4:.f07c
Flour Valley standards quoted at
S4 00, and Walla W.whi brands 50(
:) 75, superfine -2 5i3 75 per barrel.
Hay Baled timothy quoted at ln
17perton. .,.,
Feetl Bran, per ion, Loyjio, (
SlS((ii20; chopped barley, 24(4!2o per j
n." , I
Barley Brewing.pcr ctl, 1; ground j
per ton, 25((t27 50. !
n ons Ouote Gw.'.lc per pound . j
Butter -Choice dairy, :Wg:if.krc per
lb; brine in rolls, 20C27e.
Esjjs Fairly steady; hc per dozen.
Provisions Bacon, llUOe; nains,
12w" I2!.c: shoulders, Cxcj e.
Wool Plentiful. Valley, l'.)2')(-;
Eastern Oregon, ltiic lc.
Meat Steady, Beef, wholesale. 4.$
4Ucper lb: dressed. Set sheep 4(it-t '
per lb; dressed, 7c; hogs, daesseti. v'
7c; veal, 7(j;,.tc.
Potatoes Market hc&vy. Per eil,
75(Vr.S0c. Burbanks favorite.
PERFECT M0,
Its s upcrior exccllem
proven in niiHions'-.ofhomer
for more than a qu:itcrol
a ecu' ry. lt,isuser btln
-Uniieu ctates government
Endorsed by the heads of
the greatunivcrsities as the
Strongest, Purest, and most
Healthful. Dr. Price's the
Cream Baking Pow dcr
does not contain Amnion'.;:,
Lime or Alum. Sold only
in cans
PFICE BAKING PC") W DEB
COMPANY,
NEW TORK. CHICAGO,
: '". ST. LOl'lS.
II T VD &
UIllMILLMl
1
HAVE SOMETHING IMPORT
ANT TO SAY TO'.TIIEIR
CUSTOMERS. THEY
HAVE
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-A FIN E l.IXF. OF-
o
ffl
G
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We Fortrafe (S Co,
-Funeral Directors
CO
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! PROMPT ATTC ;T I OM , f PST-r-LASS HE A.E S C
! tr After business hours call .at .f.nn
', wniM fifth and Bakr stieets.
inois Furniture
ouse
INl'RICHlGOLD '(FRAMZS.
ALSO
A full assortment ofj
I
n
THOS. BRINK.
BestLine of Furniture In the City of Albrny !
Fancy Wicker Chairs Lounges Parlor
Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather
Pillows Spring Mattresses,
Window Shades Walnut Exten-IJ
sion Tables surcs.
And what you can't find at other houses, I havejt. Tn factevery
thitig that is kept in a first-class house.
Ash. Maple and Walnut Ch amber sets. 7i airs.
Spring Beds. Lounye Etc., EU. at Prices tit at
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD,
ALBANY - - " OUFMCB
Wa
Paner
fn Newest Styles, and all kinds of
-FINE FURNITUE
A
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JOHN SCHMsEK'S
LiTBTT,78Bfl ft SalstaUe .;
Corner Second and Ellsworth Sts. t
A LB .LY, - - i ORE GO N 1
HORSES BOAUPKH by the Jay or month. Car-j
riaes or ljiitrKics on reason:iliie terras?
Oregon Views,
J. G CRAWFORD,
THE PHOTOGRAPH!
ALBANY - - OREGON.
: "SAURIES THE FINEST UA'EOP OREGON
i l tl.. UTMt i 'fi;ilr.M-in int.in riTmli-
uation. We have also ali the negatives of A.B.
Paxtou, nuule at Albany, arm?any one can
liave duplicates from their at the following,
prices: Cards, per dozen $2 On. Cabinets,
per dozen S3 00. Boudoirs, per dozen ?
Copying and enlaririi- old uictures a specialty
HP;: V
Upholstered
finwk
0.
jinnCoimtyBan
Cowan, Ralston & Co.,
tiU.VK8-OKS TO
Cowan &j,Cusick
Albany, - - Oregon
Transacts a yencval Ivmkiii' business.
Draw .-i;bt drafts on New York, Sn Fran-is-o
And I fiitiaiio, i r.
l.nan money on upi'rovei! security.
I'-ccivi- deposits siibji-ct ti check.
C diet iocs entrusted 10 ns 11 rue in
I'niHitt attciitiuc.
L. E. BLAiN'S
-M A?:MO 1' ii tTOCK OK-
AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors
ALBANY. - OREGON.
Farmers & Merchants
M:ivc removeVinto their'new building and have orhand foitlifTtrarte of 1SS&
A FULL LINE OF
:. j - e : f a a
C OiM P AN Y
OF
Albany - Oregon
the-
Yamiina Rfliitfti
mvrm Pir k ha .h a :
niiLi uniii - w ww.-w
The largest aod bestvariety of
.AND
Oregon DBYBlopBisiitCo.'s
Steamship Line
225 mmmi
. .A.NL-
2 2 JHoursH Less Time.
Than by any other route: ;
FiTst-:lass tlir.muh p:iS'. nicer and frei-.di'
rroni Portland and ali points in the V,i
amette Vrllcy to and from San Francisco.
STUDEBAKER 1 NEWTON
SFASM WAG02TS, SACSS AND BUG&IES
In Ut.-. centn.1 Willamette Valli-y. Ordersltrom aldistance solicited and
nioiniUy tilled at lowest rates.
y all Implements Used 1y Farmers !
n
Capital Stock 500 000
AUIJUi
M" CATITAl. .Sr5.Oi.
'0FF1CF.R.
rrcfi'lcnt Cliarles E.' Wolvcrfon.
Vie.e-l're.sil(Mit- ,1. ). Writsnum.J
Treasurer J. V. Cusick.
Secretary .1. K. Elderkin.
DIRECTORS.
It. . strauan, Uiias. E. Wolver
toi:. J. L. Cowan, I). B. Moiiteit.li.
.1. AY. Cusiek, .1. O. M'ritsman, J.
K. Elderkin, Charles Monteitli, (i.
F. .Simpson.
SafB.SOunfl.DonsemtiVB
A Square Company,
X Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Square People
Parsenize Hone Enterprise-
R'-- ? sa-i.-i.jli m .! ::
"THE BEST IIFE IXSI?K.i'E.
mHOSE WHO HAVE HU KXrERIENCK
X in the leading companies say no othe
company furnishes as good insurance
low cost as the Northwestern .Mutual.
The following well known imee sivtj sue
testimony:
BUhup Win. Slevens I'erry, B
Davenport, lowa.ij J
Henry Benedict. Mann farm rr.l ,
Milwaukee,lVisconsin. j
Hon. E. V. Pratt, Supreme IJmlgc
New York State.
John Gates. Mayor.
Portland, r.n i
Wm. Keitl. Banker.
; Portland, i.Or.
I L. E. Blain. Merchant
I Albany, or.
"Anil many hundreds of others all over the..
United States.
M N. KECK
Designer & Sculptor
Mo:muts, hv.m.sioni . taWets. etc.. has
err- ted n building oriiosite il.'t: Revere iloue
and will keep cons.'amly en hand marble
ruitable .o;
aitS,
And a'l kin-1 of wrk tn which marb'e or
other ornamental cone is devoted. Thos
wihiny -work f rli:i; kind ho.i!;i all iijiori
him l.ci'ire r.iakinu'' "lit.rai-ts eisc-.vhejejj .
examine his i- orl: and prices. ,
JOHN BRIGGS,
Roses a Specialty:'
I Cemetery lots planted ami earedjfor by the
; month or year.
I ALBANY,
OKKGOJJ
0 5 ' !
IT. I..
nii TtnMt'nsi vi i ii
Inrall ili.-niwest and mcn!eirallIstyk
; are
!
Now 0 pene
to the
V"'.!?ann'Jte SCiver t iw f S:is:nr
The Win. iJ. Hoa;.',th X. S. licnlicy arci
'lit- Three Sl-fcr- are in erv ice for hoih J'
ienver and frii-l.t ti-aliic h-:wcen '.'oi-v.-il!!.-,;;ci
I'oril.uc.! and iiKcrmciiiiite i;omj!h. .cav
i. f-om-.Ki!ix s whan'. f'.rcs.i;i-. and .Mc.-r".
Hi:im.ui' .s'Co. wharf, Nos. - '
i-roiit- 8t., I'oaland, threo times t.n-ii week
STEWAJ
.11 CC uUA
vei'law! to Califoraia
VIA
Orkoo.v C;.i.'.i-KXI. Ii.-.II.no.L
And Connections.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
ALBANY
Collegiate Institute,
Alt
California cxprrs- ti-i'in- run d
nv u'ld Sun i-'.i-:ncisco. 'I l.r
hctu i-i n
NOKT1I i;o('N0.
!.- Corvaliia More, Wed. and Fri.
l.v Aihanv M'-'ii . Weil, and f" ri...
Ar l orcland Tues ,'i lnir
i Sat. .
SOUTH liOCNI).
r.v Portland Hon.. Weil, and Fn..
on am
I i"l ;.1U
i ;;o .iu
-Dealers in-
t
m
pin
pm
l.v Alooiv Tium., Thar, and Sit..
Ar Corvaliis Tues.. 'l'iiur. ami Sat
Vcconio.iariona nnsurnissedVor oni?ni t and
Ji-tv. ( Fan s and freights via Vccininaand
'he u'rc'onBOevclopmcnt company's slc.nn---hips.
lnuch ie that hy any other route he
tweei'i ali points in the WiHlamette Vahcy
,nd San Francisco.
Sailing dates.
General
Hard, war
-1:0:) in.. l.v r.irtl-.V.-.I .
Mmi m..!.v Ali.-iuy...
7 -.40 in. . Ar S. rr.s'.-i.-'.-
.Ar,.10Mi !!
I v T-i'i.'i a:.
local Pass. Trains WaiSy-Ks. .Sund::;.
7jO
e
-AN1-
AXC1SCO,
April 2!)th
. Thursilav, Mav lorii
.'. .' .Mav -Jl
.Mav 31st
FROM SA.N"
Wiliamette Valley...
IVillniuRlte Valle.v
Willamette Valley
Willamette Valley
FROM YAQVINA.
Willamette Valley
Willamette Valley
Willamette Valley
The company reserve the riffht to chan-e
teamers or sailing ilaws.
S U. Toby, Gen 1 r. &;V. Auent.
304 Montinwry.street, San Fram:,sco,;Cai.'-:
I1A1I.V PASSKStiKR TRAINS
F.xcept Sundays.;
n
Tiicultural Iraplemeuts.
Mav 5th
Mav l.Mli,
Mav -2lilh
Iron. Steel and Coal
Watjons and Buggies
Hope and Cordage
Blacksmiths' Supplies
Carpen ters ' Tools
Bu i Iders 9 II a i d i ra i -e
Bon der, Shot, etv.
Giant Bowder &Fuse
Saws and Axes.
"V:00 a m . . Lv l'ortlaial Ar. . M:-ir, pm
-':40 n m..Lv Alhany l.v. .I!;:'.;: am
V-40 ii n'. .Ar Fmuene. . l.v. . 9:00 ;imi
,
f, demon SSraiich.
S:1d p in. .Lv Albany r. . .":4r atn
'-:":(; p m..Av I.chanon l.v.. 5:00 am
-2:50 p m. . Lv Alhany Ar. . '2:45 pm
Ji m. . Ar Lclian'on Lv . . -2:m-i pm
PULLMAN JIUFFET SLKKPEKS
Excursion sleepers for seeoinl--his pas
sengers on all throu-.li trains free of charge
The O. A. 0. It 11. Ferry mal-cs conm'c'ion
with all the regular trains on ihe east side di
vision from font of F street..
ALBANY, OREGON.
I js: isss
' A Full Corps of Instructors,
i Classical, scientific, literaiy, conuntre
i and nprmal clashes. - ""ts of study
' ranged to- meet the necos all grades
students. ' Sptcia! inducements tlfcrtd
. students frtm aip.oad. Tuition ranges fro
5.50 to 12.50
; I'KK TKRM
i Loard in private families at low frate
i liooms for self-boarding at small expense.
; rarc-fui siiiicrvision excrcited over p
' awav from home.
I For ciroulars and full particulars,' a.
' the rrc'sident,
ItKV. ELBF-RT N.'OONDIT,
j Albany, Oreson
. . . a . a tin
(t()3 UAVJb tSKUS- MIU w.
; DKAl.KKS IS OBSF.RAL MERCII AMUSK.
SHEDl), LINN Co., OREGON.
o
a)
West Sflc.liviiitu.
Betwfen Portland ami Corvaliis.
l.v Yamuna 6::'0 a m
" Corvaliis 10:3S a m
Ar Albany 11:15 A M
Lv Albany 1 '0 0 P. V
" Corvaliis 1 17 r v
Ar Yaquina r--"-1'1 v. v
O & C. trams connect .ii;, ,,.... .i.u .
., Wit. M. IIoao,
''Y' 0 HooVK. General Manager.
'Vctiii" ti. V. & r. 'Stent
" Corvaliis, Oregon
A BOND '&. SON.
Dca'ers in
G-eneral MercMMioe
Ji ving. I.:iHC ' . rcs"
r
Grardeii and Grass Seeds
1) T. V.' vinati, an-otit for 1lic State
Inxivcnce coTiip:iny for AUciny :md
J.iiiu i o'.intv litis ii'soliice with Rhodes
veal e.-lait
11 fill's
:irt'u'. dcsininso1' uow.'S bc-uics-; wuti
iiim will have ;Uc same p;-i:!i!"iy
t-uiicij ;: "m his !ili.siacv. i-v csnl'irr
tln.-ir ol'ict:, two doors t.-.t oi Cui-ii
!:rji. grocery store.
i
ami i!S?iv.i i- a i lmmrnvm i 1 1 1 i n i ll . i
Mail Train la i l.v - Except Sunday.
"fSb a m . . Lv Port lami Ar.
12:25 p in. .Ar CnrvallisLv. . JO
Express Train Itutly Except, Sunday.
s-nn'nn. 't.v. Portland Ar.. 9:00 am
4:50 p in. '. Ar M .M'umville. Lv. . 5.45 am
LU
o
At Albany and Corvaliis connect with
trains of Oregon Pacific railroad.
:-f?T''or full information regarding rates,
mar. etc-, call on coa.panv's aent.
K. KUE11LKK, E..P. UOOEKS
Manager. r. & I . A
BU iftrtlT & KEENEY,
Real Estate, Loan, Collection
v A.nD
!KSUPAKOr:ACEHTS.
Wo have for sale farm and stock lands i.
evero des.-riptioir. ai-o .-ity proparlo, im
n-oved am! " imi:n!n-ovcd. Titles examined
mil c'irr.vl abstract-! fm niched to any prop
crtv i'-- iis convey, d to any lands we have
for"i! ;.'rus of cmirae.-' Collcftions a spec
cia1'-.
' OFftts No, C0 First Sirkf.t.
ALBANY, - - OKF50N.
03.
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN-,
MRNEY'S 'PAUAOEA;
As a Blood Purifier this medicine is highly -recommended
for all manner of chronic or
old standing complaints, --eruptions of the
skin, such as pimples, blotches and rashes, ;.
ringworms, tctttr, salrrheum, seald head, .
Scrofula, or King's Evil, rheumatism iin ii
the bones, side and head, and al seases
arising from impurity of the blood. The onlv
genuine is manufactured hy "S, E. thibbel ;
sm;cessor to Fahrney Bros, i Co. Waynesboro :
Pa. Price reduced to 75c. per bottla.
OUBBEL CARBOLIC 0IMT-
(UJCIIT is proving to be a flue reined
III Hi I also. Price 25c. per box.
DUBBEL REDTHYfvIE FAIR
01 1 DC 's tle wor'''s sreatcst pain remeJv
UwflC it, is used both internally and el
ternally and acts like magic. For pains anj!
cramps in the stomach or bowels it is wortli
its weight in gold. t Price 25c. per bottlcf 4
DR WRiGHTSMAN'S SOV
EREIGN BALM OF LIFE S
sohi for several years iu the cast and ha--proven
beyond a doubt to be the greates;
boom to women, the world has ever knew. It
is for the relief of the pangs of marernitv and
the cure of all female complaints,' Women
will hail this with joy after they read th(
testimonials in the 'ars from hundred
or women who have use Price 1.00 tier :
iliifet M Price. :
aid for all kinds of poullrv.
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