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TH ronrixra TTnrr?ATT. THTTT?SD AY. MAY 24. 1SS8.
RuPJBLIOAN ILimiii
pi uie the refusal of President Cleve- ;
latul to approve the liver aiul harbor
We, vour committee gun J'latior j bill, and we denounce the action oL;
iaud Itesoltuiuus beg leave to repur j th Sec etary of War in what seems j
as follows: I t0 e il Studied attempt to delay the ,'
The Republicans in the State of i improyemeut of the Columbia river; ;
Oregon, in convtutiou assembled, re- and fully recognizing; tiie importance !
slfirm:iig their allegiance to, and con- of our fcreat waterways as regulators
lidence "in, the greao Republican of freight charges, not only on the I
party, of the nation, of whose Grand waterways themselves but 0:1 the ;
achievenieuts an I long and success- railroads as well, we insist that our j
iui administration of the government great rivers should be free and open !
oi the United Strtes they have so j to the sea, and (we demand of the
much cause to be proud, and the ! general government need of appro- j
glory ot which they are entitled to j priatious therefor. At the same,
t-lii.w, 11 iw ir.;:kfc ami present the fol- time we recommend the uext Legis- ;
loA-iu.r st iteuicat of their principles J iature to take proper and adequate!
.vl j .jlic: j stejis to insist at once in opening the j
I'irbi AVe favor honest and eili- j great nver to general Commerce. !
t-ieut a.Uuhiistiadoa .t tne depart- i Lastly vVe denounce the civ 1 j
incuts ni government both iyiMH and ! service reiorm pro ft -ssior.S of Pres.- j
at:oii I dent Cleveland as a sham and fraii'i, j
Secv.n i The right of til. citizen j as promises made to secure votes oe
aiitltori. d by la.v, and to i; tve ids lor election, ami tiiu violations of j
oits h.-!i.-jly .outed, oug'nt to he which hu been a.s !;.-unit as tie;
J esptuCwd aii iad eii'urts to control 1 i hunger of the Democratic ollicc-scck- j
limit that right deserves the coll j i couid demand.
PURE
ticm nation of ail good citizens.
Third That while disclaimin
ii j;ht to interfere with the adminis
tration of ' tiie internal affairs 01 for
trigh nations, we sincerely approve
the efforts of Irish and English
statesmen to secure by peaceful
methods the American principal of
"Home little" for Ireland.
Fourth That we are in favor of
such legislation as should prohibit
and puctsh the manufacture of adul
terated foods.
Fifth That we are in favcr of the
tuactineut of a law by Congress,
vheieby the homestead and pre-emption
r'ghts of settlers shall not be
iorfeited by cancellation of tilings by
he laird department when settlement
or tilings are made in good faith.
sixtii That we f ivor the encDur
fiiiement and development of our
State by the construction of railroads
and other systems of transportation
nud that we hold all corporations to
be strictly responsible to their liabil
ities under the law, and recognize the
light of the Legislature to enact all
reasonable' limitations on corporate
power.
Seventh That we regard the
fnither im migration into the United
.States of Chinese laborers as directly
upposed to the interests of American
labor; and we therefore heartily ap
prove the action of the Republican
.Senate in providing by proper legis
iation for so amending our treaties
-vith Cnina as to prevent their fur
ther immit'ration here.
Eighth We recognize that the!
iia'iou mvos a debt to lue surviving '
veeraus of the rebellion which can
not lie adequately repaid, and hold-to
to be the duty of the general govern
ment to prcwide for the necessities of
tieni and theirs by prompt payment
oi liberal peusious.
Xinu That the action of Presi
dent Cleveland in orderingthe return
pt the rebel flags was an unwarranted
assumption of the right to use for
political purposes the trophies of a
valor he did . not possess and the
fiuits of a victory he did not help to
itcure.
Tenth While we approve every
henest elliirfc to preserve our public
lauds by the punishment of willful
trespas.ei upon them, and are in
iayor of such measures as will en
courage our citizens to settle upon
a:iu improve Uiem, we condemn the
actum 01 the present administration
us vittcuitu iurs to urofcrct
color of which, in-
fl:i US pi-ft'i
inch iaud '
THE MARKETS.
The price of wheat has been
steadily 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
terday at the Farmers' warehouse
for 15,!a cents. Rut little over one
fourth of the wheat crop has yet
been sold, but it prices continue to
advance the bulk of the crop Ls
likely to soon move.
ALBANY QUOTATIONS.
Wheat fi'2(M5
Oats W' 40c.
Flour 0 pei bbl.
Potatoes 75c.
Eggs HJSjj'e.
Latter 'A)c
Lard !(?, 10:
Wool I'iii!-; h':.
Hams lU(c(123of.
Slioulders-irtS.
Bacon ll12c
Hay Timothy, oats and cheat,
$14.
Apples Green, f l(Rl..r0 per bu.
Plums Dried, !t 10c. per lb.
Apples dried bleached 'Je suudricd
(i Sc.
Chickens $3.50o.2 SO
Hides BoW hklcs, grctp. 5 c, dried
10 c ; deer skins, :0c; sheep pelts, 10
j0", according to wool.
Beef iJ((4,l-.c gross.
Mutton 2 50 per head.
Hogs 5(it0c, dressed.
Lard Kegs, or 5 gallon tins, JSj.j'c: I
pails, Itc. j
rOKTLAXH MAUKETS. I
Wlii-nt Oji,,ic valU-y -si iSg'l '25; j
Wa'la Walla, liuTl. ?'l lif. 1 IT. I
c.iis .Market dull. Wote-i:.',4i;-:.c
Flour Valley slatiikrrL- 11 noted lit
-34 00. and Wall.i V.,ila brands &j 'At(S
75, superfine 2 5()((2 75 )n:r barrel.
Hay Baled timothy quoted at lc
1 7 perton.
Feed Bran, per ton. slOfiilX; shorts
$1('20; chopjicil barley, s24(jji" uer
11.
Barley Brewing.pcr ctl,l; ground
per ton. 25( 27 50.
Hops Quote j(('0c icround.
Butter Choice dairy, oOtiiV-a'e per
lb; brine in rolls, 20(it 27c.
Eggs Fairly steady; ltic per dozen.
Provisions Bacon, ln(r Hlc; hams,
I2t 12;.,'e; shoulders, ',.. 7 e.
U'ool Plentiful. Valicy, l'.ic.rjic;
Eastern Oregon, Hid' ISc.
Meat Steady, iieef, wholesale, 4i-r.
llc per lb; dressed, Sc: sheep 4-''.c
ner lb; dressed, 7c; hog.-, daessed, ..
7c; veal, 7('.)c
Potatoes Market heavy. Per . .1,
75('Vn)c. Burbanks lavoi ire.
SMEM
txcrllci e
proven in niillions'onionus
for mere ll.an .a Cit;: itcrol
a cent ry. Jti.isiisc(" bthe
Unitca Estates ' government
Endorsed by the heads ol
the greatuniversities as the
Strongest, Purest, and most
Healthful. Dr. Price's iuc
Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Ammonia,
Lime or Alum. Sold only
in cans
PE1CE BAKING IWYDEK
COMPANY,
11
F0HTM1LIIR
HAVE SOMETHING IMPORT
ANT TO PAY T01TIIEIR
CUSTOMERS. TiiEY
HAVE
Onened
-A FINE LINE OF
mi i diiii
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I f ib. Fortmiiler I Co,
! -Funeral Directors
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NEW YORK.
CHICAGO,
IN?RICH,GOI
ST. LOUIS.
mofs
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nouse
-ALSO
A full assortment of I
Wai
Paper
THOS. BRINK.
Best Line of Furniture In the City of Albrny !
Fancy "Wicker Chairs Lounges Parlor
Cornice Poles Mirrors Feather ,
fil Pillows Spring Mattresses,
Window Shades Walnut Exten-I?
sion Tables Suits,
And what you can't find at. other houses, I haveit. In factovery
thing that is kept in a first-class house.
Ash, Maple and Walnut Chamher sets, Chairs,
Spi'iny lieds, ljounaen JUtc,, Etc., at Prices tftai
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
ALBANY" . - - . ORKCJON I
hi Newest Styles, ami all kinds of
FINE FURNITUE
1
(Iplioistered Goods.
(LiiinCountyBank
! Cowan. Ralston ,t- On
0'
ffl
j PSGMPT ATTEKTiaS.F.P.SlASSH'iF.lE
, ,sTA',t r mincfs hours call -jxt t'A'.A
! onicr ri:th awl U.tkcr stiett?.
! LiYery,F88iI & SaleStaMe.-
Corner Second and Ellsworth Sis .
Hous.-:s" Boas: !M-!i by tpc ('r.y cr mont-h. C:.i
riaes nr kuuiu on reasonable term
& Co.
Cowan, Ralston
.slX'i LSOIW TO
Cowan 5t Cusick
Albany,
L. E. BLAIN'S
Oregon ;
Traiia--ta a irencral Iintikiii Lusiiit s.
I '"'' ''-lil i'r::v...' on Ni-w Voik, San I'nu;-
! rin ino:uv on aj..i-.-.etl m-mritv.
.irjjcs'.ts Mi!Ji;i-l ' i
C:Iiw.-!!ii!, ciitnwtcj to ik i Tir jVl.
riunpt attiiitinn.
"-MAMMOTH STOCK OK-
Oregon Views,
J. G- CRAWFORD,
THE PHOTGGRAPHBE,
0F
ALBANY - - ORIOGON.
C DARKIES THE FINEST LIA'EOFOREGON
vicA'ein the West. Catalogue wtnlon apili-L-ation.
We have also all the iiejr.itives of A.B.
Paxton, made at Albany, ano "any one car.
have duplicates from their at the following'
prices: Cards, per dozen S2 on. Cabiwts,
per doen S3 00. BouiV.irs, per dnzen 00
Copvins and enlarL'i'" oM pictures a specially
"tiik i:st lifk luvt i;.
mHoSE WHO HAVE HXD EX I'EKIEKCE
X ill the leading eoinpanies say no ctiio
co:npany furnishes :is ijood insurance
low cost as the Ncrtftwestern Jiutual.
The following well known mvn givfc sue
testimony:
lSishofi Wm. Stevens Vrrry,
Davenport, Iowa.
Henry Bi'iiedlrl. .Ilamifaclui-ei-, .
Milwaukee, Wisconsin .
j Hon. F. V.. f'r:tl!. Supreme S-ucfire
j New York State.
! .loll 11 ;a(es. Stajor,
; i'ortlaud, Or.
i Vm. lteiti. i:an'icr.
j Portland, '.'r.
L. t'.. t'l:!i;i. SJerelcntl
Albany, Or.
Ai:-1 many hundred cf otiitrs all ovei If" e
I 'nit oil States.
AGRICULTURAL
DEYOE & ROBSON,
ALBANY. 5 - OREGON.
DEPOT
Proprietors
! Fanersl WmM ;
iflluuilnilbL:
! !
A. X Y j
Oregon :
m
02M F
OF
Albany
Jlavi- removed into their new Imiliiiiij;
, FULL
and have on hand for Hie trade of ISSb
LINE OF
act iff.- Uon
: ;l.:(:fiCS tiie
ll'. in oil.tfi
ti:ev have
tirli lt:d '
their :
oiituiaU 11 a v- :
e ii.iveiiiiuer :
biead of ijUi'suins; the policy of the
riepubheau adiniuisti'rttlon Dy cuuy
io the arrest aud punishment of
t-lioSvi only whose actions jppeared to
iiiive buen dishonest and criminal. It
has refused to cause said lands to be
surveyed, thereby cMsjonraing their
settlement by people, needing and de
sirhig to t;ike them. The admiis
Viation also tilled the country with
a, imrde 'it officers styling themse ves 1
"'.Sj.eciai Agents of the interior De
partment,'" who have been made to j
act as s jiii-s and informers upon such
o: the honest citizens as have ven- !
tared to settle upon the public lands
for the purpose of carving for thein-
seives iiomes in the wilderness and !
has caused tiie arrest f honest set- j
ilers upon those lauds upon oharres j
inlse and infamous, and publicly j
brandi'ijj rlifiiu as roiiiiers .and thieves j
has caue i thein to be dragged into !
both the civil and criminal courts to :
bs tried up ii false and fictitious;
charge?, vii;rfby cuuipelliug tiiem to!
iucuv tiie expense 01 two ilei'etises j
auaii.st the s'iuie aec: has caused t
tiie&o sriMit- special agents Co ra:s. ;
mie-.lioliJi .il dispute the ritst '
iionest ctiy.jas to require title to tie
-ul;!ie 1 upon which
l!Ol"-.sJj V.'.l I ill t'Ki.i !
iifid for -vliieh tiiey hae
(ilOUf'V.
' 'l! " i.
Vic direetiou of iiie aiiMimistraiioii.
Hkc a e.iu;-t r-uiix4 to convict, de
di'ivi"i toe vtucr of bis la. id. robbed
iiitu of beneiit of lis ianor and
rcf u-ed to ..return his uioio-y ; anil
tin i'.'i oiis have been perpetuated
so-called ijeiilocrcllie reform.
Kieven-ii Tliat tiie piiiicy of the
Democratic administrativui, wiiieii
would j.iaee wool and lumtiei' on tiie
free list and woolen g:ods on the
liipi'iv protected list, cotton prints.in
the f ee list, and other similar ai ti
des; hooji irou on t ie protected li.si;
and which poii?y would coiituuie tiie
uoliswiaon of S50,0U0,0G0 on sugai
eacu jear, while at the same time tiie
majority applaud the claim to carry
out toe President s idea that a tat if
tax is robbery of the eople, consti
tutes a piece of uiiparelieil political
dishonesty, having for its soie object
tiie .siieeess of the Democratic party
at the next election, even at tiie ex
pense of the j radical destruction of
many of out" most important agricui
uiral an 1 uiiinufacturing industries.
Twellth We favor tiie policy ot
providing, ehieliy rc r the revenues ot
tiie general ilovernmeut ;uul for the
purposes essential to the general jzov
ernmeiit, a system ot cities levied
upon imports . so adjusted as to dis
criminate iu favor of domestic iudus-
l ies and productions and in t.tvor of
American iaimr. and we declare in
fiver ot reuuoing the nuintal surpiua
revenues 01 t.ie tovernicein. iy
niitiiu free of eutv sucii ai t:
itinera.! us-, as cannot le lareiy pi
one d or manuiactured ny
people. ' ' '
In: rtecnt.il That we d psecatethc
atttmptsof ti e Democrat i : o'luims- j
tratieii to liciliade the hoii! -t i.e.l of j
.ll.eil.-a to : iCVelMltil the pafper i
labor of t'ne t hi wol hi.
THE
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OREGON PACIFIC- RAILROAD.
A X U
GARDENER'S AND CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
, The largest and best.variety of
STUDEBAKER 1 NEWTON
FARM WAGONS, HACSS AND
o u u ur
IE3
Oregon Development Oosj
vSteamsliio Line I
In the central Willamette Valli
oionioUv filled at lowest rates.
y. Orilers'froin adistance solicited and
jCawlal StockoOOOOO
! 1MI6I IS t'AI'U'ilL jH:,5,i:.
I OFF1GKKS.
! President Cltarli-'s V..' V,'()lvorr..i!.
j Vieo-PieHhloiii - .1
Treasurer .1. W. Cusick.
I Secretary J. K. Ehlerkiu.
' DliMCCTilUS.
j k. . :-tr;vlian, t;ims. E. AVoKcr-!
i ton, J. L. Cowan, D. P. Monteiih. i
j d. W. Cusick, J. O. Wrifsman, .!. !
! K. I'.hlerkin, Charles ilonteith, (j. i
' F. Simnson.
Vl n. keck
Designer cS: Scui.ptos
IMUlll.i-,-s. h. ue.-.-l'iriv;.- -.il-lets, et.'., hi-ts
c :.c:l iiuil'thi.-o-nvte lie Itevere House
;i i'l will keCD coi:.::'it!v en hi'.'.nl marfcii
MiitaWe ;..r
iliulitLtiiDiiyo, iiuCyU-CiiJiiui;?
" ' Anil a'l liiu Is e: -vr--!.: f ivhieli marb'e -r
otlier ornainvuiRl stoiie is :evottsl. Tho -
v.-i-hilri- v 'il-'r; of : It:.' Klii-i -'n-.;:il cr.'iU llp-'.'l
Kill) Miuii::'. -:r s eis-. '.vhcae
examine his vor!: jiri.res.
inuM dpi r:
O. AVrit:-iii.;; .g t
PLOEIST,
Roses a Specialty.;
Cemetery lots planted ami earel,for i.y the
i month or vcar.
i
i ALBANY, - - OKKGONF
0
HiiN OTIS Hi
IS
til
DAVIS BROS- AND CO.
DSALKRS IN GKXKRAL MKRCMAXPISK.
SUED!), LINN Co.. OREGON.
V
EES SHORTER.
!
,AXD
2 2 JHours Less Time,
Than lv anv other route: i
t.
rtiil
all kipkiii Used by Farmers !
Safe, sound, Conservative
A Square Company,
i Managed by Square Men,
j Patronized by Square People
i Parsoaiss Ilsais Enterprise
In all rhiijie'Aest untl most ilesir.iliie styles
Now Opened.
ALBANY
eoiafe estate,
Fi'si-e'a-s thr-msa l'-is-',.er ami frei-t
;rnn I'rt'ami a'ul nil pi.ivts in 1 he .
amuttu Vi-lluv to an-i troui Franeiseo.
foi'kI to rQiifni'ni' :
111 lath' I.U luiiiV;; lh. ,
....10 i'(
.... i ; -
rVji!a!5ete Jlitei- S.itir ol' SIc.uih-:--
T:i; Wm. M. llftw, tb'i X. S. lieiuk-v an.i
lie Tiiree S:.-ter are .-ei'-. i'-e for t"-th p--vrr.er
ami :re:uhr, tvaiti.- hv; ween Cirv
.m i i'ortiai ii uii'i iarenne-.l-aiu ). ints. '.-
ci'.iiiirui.i s wharf. 'nri :isl
ii-itinan ac i o. s wharf, N s. ii-n ami
!-.- .it St., rorviantl, three tiiiii-s . -.h-': ' c
is iVilows;
NDKTll Uiil'NI).
J.v Cfiri'J is Moil, Wei), ami Kri.
(a- Alh.iiiy ilon , WM. ami Kn...
Ar I'oriKuiil Tees , '1 her. a.i-i S-.t
Sol Tit i:'jl"M).
I A- IVirtJaml Mini., V.'eJ. ami li 5f' in
Lv Alii my Tin-., Tlmr. ami S it I - pin
Ar Ciirvailis 'I'lies., 'I'linr. ami Sat... 4 W :n
.i:cc'iiiilatioiis UMllrii is-CiT'Or rnii-'m i ami
satetv. t Far, am' fi'ei.iris ia V;"iiiin r.
ihe Ure:on5l)ove!)ment com ae's t'ivm--hi(W,
linieii le -sthat l.y any a- her route lie
jweeii all points in the Willlaiuette Valley
.mi San Francisco.
Sailing dates.
-IA-
Oukoon Sc C
.uni lamia
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A.NCISCO
April 2:)th
.Thnrsilav, -Mav Kith
.May -it
Mav I'ist
FROM SAX
: Willamette, Valley...
i Willamette Va'ley
; Willaiiiette Val ey
i Wiiiauielte Valley
KBOSI YAUI IXA.
: Willamette Valley
Willamette Valley
) Wiliamelte Valley
The rompaiiy reserve ihe risrht
I tea'nus or sa:;in' ll
sj. i!. T'oiiy, tJeiiT F. V'!'. A'.i iit
JO i M 0 1 1 1 ; )i 1 1 e r v i s i re e I .
iAti.v i-Ass;---;iiKi: trains
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t l.i'Vii'in'iKiltll'iA M I !.,v .Ali.anv l-ro
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, Ar A!'-"iv a M ' Ar Yamilna r'''"'
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.Ficiiiiural Implemenis.
p in. . I.v. .
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..May 2li;h
tn change I
raiie;scOj.eal.iC
Iron, Steel and Coal
Waaons and Jiayyies
Jtope and Cordage
lifacL-sm iths' Supplies
Carpenters9 Tools
Jia iiders' Hard irare
Powder, Shot, efr.
Giant Poivder tr Fase
Sates and A .res.
i PULLMAN i'.'t
K'i hi Sinn slot-jars for mvi.ihI -i nis- p:
! setiyers en aU rlir-.m h trains free .if el,an.i
1 The . A. V. It R. Ferry ma1 i-s i-iiniui-ii.
I with all the reaiilar trains on iiie east sii'e Oi
vision frm ii foot of F street.
j'.elwcf-n J'orllaml ami Corvaili.-.
n-.Ol Train Uaii.v-F.Ncept Snmiay.
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Garden and Grass Seeds
:;ir-s?; Ji-aiti i?:ii!y --Kxeipt Sunday,
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Acting U. F.
& P.
Wm. M. ir-'AH,
(ji Hi ral .Manager.
Hilt
Corvallis, Oregon
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General lerclianaice
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I-tMir.ini-e (-u:!ij.;i!iy fur Aii any ami
Linn i oc-.i: v !',a ii'.-.ul!U-c w'th Stlwiie.-
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At Allrmv an'! C'-rvVlis runntvt wi i
tra;i! of ore;."'!! I'" r.i:'r'-ail.
Ssr'i't'r f 1 1 ! inf'aiii-.ti--n ri ranlin rare?
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ALBANY, OREGON.
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; A Full Corps of Instructors,
; Classieal, seieittilii, litcraiy, i;on:iiiere
sii'l iiprinal elapses. -ses r.f sivaly
raneJ tot meet tiie neciis all grades
sliaients. Ipteia! inomcnierits tiTerei!
siia'eiils fix m aereail. Tniiir.n ranges tic
5.50 'to 12.5Q .
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!;";ni in private families at Ir vv'rale
He.ims for .-elf-hoaniLiiL' at small expense,
eareiiil siiwrviiion exerei?e;I over p
h'-v.-v fror.i !i"ine.
For eir.whirs anil full pnrt:ei:IarP,'' a
the president-,
ItF.Y. KLKERT N. ("C'NDIT,
Albany, Oregon
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN,
FiHSIST'S PiNACEA,
As a Blood Purifier tills iiieiiicine is hiuhiv
I reei'iiimemleJ for alt nepnier or' chronic or
', oiil stamiinii enmplainus, eruptions of the
skin, sueh as pimples, blotches am! rashe,
rhij worms, tettir, sltrhenm. seahl heaii,
; SeT"fula. or King's Kvil, rheuinatisip -iin is
I the hones, side ami head, ami ul seses
i arising from impurity ot the blood. The nnlv
genuine is mar ufaetureil hy 8. F.. Dubbel
successor to Fahrney I-iros. kCo. W;.ynes'r:ori
Pa. Price reilueed io 7ae. per bof.le.
PJSitJJT 's proving to be a fine
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I 'rice 2m:. per b. i.v.
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DUBBEL REO THYME PAIN
P?Snr ! the uoriils srea.tc.se pain reniedv
'jylls- it is useil bnth intemaPv ami ex
ternally ami acts like niaific. For' pah' xl
eramns in she stomach or limnls I U worth
lis weight in iokl. Price 2fc. ; cr bottle
AtflOifl.Hn O OU .
Oil
EREIOll BALM OF LIFE
Has
been
soici for several vcars in the iit and has
proven bayomi a dmil.t to be the srreatest
boom to women, the world has ever knew, it
is for the relief of the pane;s of nia'eri'it.v ami
the cure of all female eon, plaints, Women
will hail this with joy after they read the
testimonials in the " ' irs from tiuiiiir.'da
: of women who have use Price si. 00 J wr
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