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ALBANY, OUEGOK, SUNDAORXING, JANUAKY
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Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel
ot parity Jtn-n;h i;nd wholes.ynieness
More economical thao the ordinan
kinds and cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test, short
weight alum or phosphate powders
Sold only in ems, Royal. Baking ow
ub Co , W Wall -t.. N. Y.
LV C row ley Co., Asrents,
Portland, Oregon.
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' W. M ASTON. PHYSICIAN SIR
T, ecp, Albany, Oret'On.
AND. SUKr
eon, AU.ai y, Oregon.
C1 C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND a!"K
i;ecn Albany, Cic;;oii, olive in Puree's
rew block Otlice hoi.r, from 8 a. m. to
r. it.
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ceon, srailuute of untario Veterinary
M.Hrye ftiirt n;e!r:l er of the Ontario vetenn
ary n'!i.''al foricty. is )rf jRrei t- tvftt t)ir
1 sirtfi'.s of Hi (:; i't itiiteri anin.iils Oil
Dt'ictitiAu prinfif.Ut. Office secoiiti dour eAi
of the ojieia Iioom-. A!an.v, t'tt-on.
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man and Arncrinui co!)i.oh.
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riVfoSE DKSIKINC KITHKR OKTllFSK
J. safe anil reliable nsoth'Klu of tre;iti):u rlir-ea-4e
will fiiul Pr. K. A. MeANter prt-purt-u
With exielloiit a;i liance-t for a,'liiiii!i!-ttriiit-either,
as tiie naruroof tht case niy ieqi;ir-.'.
He may he fotm.J ar. his oflii-e on TMird Ktitrt,
wo uoom south of tr.c ciectric lih. saiinu.
When not ahsent oi ro-csoional hnvioe.
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e (Urts of rhestute, ami xivesj tcial attvntit i.
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olire to Mcrltboldrr.
"VTOTICE IS HKKKI1Y OIVKN THAT TUK
JS annual stockhoMi-rH' nuttiiif ot the
. f arn.t r and Mcn-lianN' iiiHttraaee compaity
of A'hany, Oi-rtfon, wi'l l.o t:-lI Ht the i t ni
pao's orlio; in the t-.ty of AlLany, Oi.m;i,
on Wednesday, January 1SS9, at the hour
of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day for the purpose
of electing nine directors of said company,
to serve one jear, mid to transact t-uch other
business an may regularly come hefore said
meeting. Ycu are further notified that a
motion will be mude to amend section 1, 2, 3
and 9 of the hy-iau's of said company , and
also to add to said by-laws additional se -tion
IS", 19, 2' and -1, a copy of wh ehsaid amend
ments and additional by-laws is on fileuith
the secretary in the comiany's office.
Dated this l:Uh dac of Dec. IssS.
J. K. ELDERK1.N, SetreUry.
E'ERETrousE, aebany76iCcha"s!
Pfciffer, Prop. Only firt-eclass house
in the city. Large sample rooms for cotn-r.i.-rcial
nie'i. No f-iii)ii"n eniphncd in the
I it.-hen. oo.eial Ha;c thee for ConUlis.
H
EW ER r, PKACTit A L WATCllil A KE
, and jeweler, Albany, Oregon,
Lund frvelnj:.
1)ARTIKS DKS1R1.NO fiCR BYINO DOM! CAN OR.
tain accurate and prompt work by calling
upon ex-county aurvryoi t. f. T. Fisher. He
has complete copic of fie'd notes and towD
ship plats, and is prepared to do surveying in
apy rt of Linn county. PostofKee address,
Jl.llrrs station. Linn eouuty. Oregon.
Krnil Dryer tor ?ale.
PLl'MMER FRVIT DRYER, FACTfRY
size, complete, with additions and iin
jrovnuot, for ale hcjip. Apply to A.
Maker. Shtdd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler,
Spriii;rield, Oregon.
Elray .oi ire.
T
1AKEV t P ON THE FARM OF S. GOI RJ
throe r-u:c west of AlHary, on Wctc
bcr 1, lbSC, a vhit! cow with brown hea
and some brown spots. Huth ears clipped on
ends and s'lt, about S years old. the owner
will please call and jrr.t the above described
e. and (iay costs
y lers ! 0ter ! -
EASTERN AND OLYMPIAN SERVED
jfresh every ilay at U.,litrcks' rcxtaiirant
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Henaflnn Diercks, Prop,
a Mil RESTAUR NT IS NOW OPENED TO
. the public in the Saltmarsh building; be
low the Revere House, where ifKd meals
will be served at all hours. Mr ' licrck in
vi tea nis old customers and the pubiic gener
ally to call. The tables will be supplied w ith
the best viands the market affordi-. Sittistac
tion iruarantee .
Mr. Diercks was formerly proprietory! the
Revere Hojs 'eslauranl, which he ran on
the Eur-pein pfan,bnt found that pian didn't
ucccv-d. so he opened his present restaurant
where he ha g:en genera! satisfaction.
Persons wanting" a first-class n.cal should
tt to Hermann's.
ir N' CLintse en pl. yed.
irrr.t Muriel.
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ILLUIUIIKIUI
THE ASTORIA R. R.
An Important Railroad Line
Heading Toward Albany.
lO NKVf WITH THE . P
The Propos'd R.-nVi - What Has Alr?ady
Bt-ea Doae Caaceruinj the Pr j!Ct
View of Aatori.i.
Considerable is being vA by t!it
S;;!eiu oewsp:ipcw co:i';erqlo me
;)r); osetl As:na & fcioittlt Coas:
Rdiway, wi-.h '.e-hoiio of securing
x change ii the orisiiual route,
which is to couuect with the Ore-Z'-a
Pacific at Albany, making a
iietour to p;iss through the (state
capital. Wmaher or not Saleiu
will be succeselul in tli'n will
probably depend upof. the enter
prise manifested by tiie citizens of
A'.baDj.
Tiie road from Astoria to Til la -mm
k i3 now assured, au incorpor
a.'ed company with mple capital
hiavug already begun the work.
An iu-onraffinir fact tor AlbaDV in
conn-.'Ctiou with this road is that
last fall when actioa was taken
upon the matter by the citizens of
i'i:iimook they held a meeting
and accepted the proposition oi
Mr.O. A.C'ass aad wealthy Chicago
syndicate to ouild the raid from
Albany to conacct with tho Asto
lia coast railroad. The promised
line of the route will be from the I
I,,.,.. 1- 1. Tj. !
ucnu ui aiuci eiet-i, ucui i uijua a
toll gate. T.i ilnc would follow
the natural water courses of this
country, leaving them at no place
over one half mile. The line
would tollow Alder Creen to its
junction with 1 hree um-rs; down
Three Rivers to Big Isestucca; up
the INestucca to the mouth of
Beaver Creek; up Beaver Creek to
its forks: up the west fork of Cedar
cretk to Tillamook river. Tht
country is almost level
From tbat point it is a Ice I or
rolling country for many miles,
crossing the lrasK, Wilson auu
Kilchis rivers, thence around the
east bhore of Tillamook bay to the
Miami river, up this river some six
miles, thence across the divide of
Foley creek. This divide will
probably require a 1 per cent
graue. The survey should continue
down Fo)ey creek to the south
fork of the Nehalem rier, crossing
this river following dowu otieum
to the north fork, up the north
fork to Buchanan's place, thence
across a low divide to flattie or
N'.'kauikum creek, thence dowu
ihe Nekanikum to the seaside,
thence across the Clatsop plains .o
Astoria. This route has many ad
vantages over any other leading to
Astoria; first, as to distance.
Fiom Albany to AstoTia by section
lines, via Tillamook, it is G4 miles
west and 110 miles north. From
Albany to Portland it is 21 miles
east and 02 north ; Portland to
Astoria is 48 mites noi ih and 58
miles west, showing a balance of
departure of 42 miles iu faror of
the Tillamook route, and the align
ment would surely be better than
by way of the Columbia.
The grades wculd be very light.
Crosbiiig the Coast rauge would
ifcuuire heavier uraucs ii a snoi c
iictatice tliauby the war t the
Columbia, et this wou.d be onset
0 the Willamettee valley beicg
muesli higher than the li.larueoK
valley, giving tbe heavy loads
king deep water the benefit ot
; he down grade. Tbe cost of con
struction per mi!" should le 50
per cent cheaper ihan either the
Columbia or Forest Grove, as
ills
th'.'re is hardly any rock to contend j
with and miles ot almost :evel
country.
li view of the action already
t-tkn by t, npnn'o ot Astoria and
Tillamook, it would certainly be
onovt' the citizens of Albany to nt
least '!ik some sens toward aid
rnr th; project of building the
voad to A b tny. As the ultimate
object is to connect with the Or-t-oii
Pacific railroad, this city
would be the natural juuctioa of
the two iiue-, as it offers superior
facilities by being already the
center of three important railroad
lines.
The people of Astoria and Clat
hop couniy are wideawake and
stirring in this matter, and, while
the best oi feeling prevails toward
Albany as the terminus, the peo
ple of Astoria will and do expe-.-t
the substantial assistance from
Albany. Let (he people of Al
bany wake up now to a trr.a under
standing and real interest in this
mutter, for it w 11 not only be the
very making of Albany, but it will
m:Ke Astoria the seaport city for
this whole country and the cargoes
no.v ln'avilv burdened with towage
wiil be free for she will then have a
oe;t line trout ocean to ocean
across the entire continent. This,
a will be plainly seen, will double
and thribble the advantages of
Albany as she will then have two
outlets to the sea, the ports of
Yaijiiina and Astoria, giving her
access to the golden region of Cal
ifornia on the south and the grand
hi lden treasures of Washington
te: i ito-v on ihe noith.
11 1 LSI: V NHTF.S.
Mr. Johu Porter has leased his
Mat market t Untus Vandiford
of this place who will control it in
the near future.
Dr. B. F. Fuller has at his barn
four very handsome young stallions
the best we have ever seen in the
Willamette va'.ley, tbey are
of the Clyde and PercheoD blood
and the Dr. is vtry proud of them.
Mis. Maloy the Evamelist
deeming it both unwise and unsafe
to travel through life alone has
during her series of riyival meet
ings taken to herself a better half
the luck yjgroom Mr. Barrett hails
from Seneca Falls New York, the
people ot Halsey join in con
gratulating the happy couple.
The Evangelist Mrs. Maloy is
holding a series of meetings at the
M. E. Church. She is a very in
telligeut lady and has presented
the gospel truths in such a clear
and impressive wanner a to turn
ijuite a number from the paths of
sin and wickedness to walk in a
r-ewness of lile. Her meetings
eloe to-night.
The residence of Rev. Somerville
pastor of the M. E. Church caught
lire on Wednesday bv sparks
dropping from the chimney upon
the root and would have resulted
in the entire loss of the bouse and
furniture, had not the neighbors
observed the fire aud promptly
called help to arrest the flames
which were soon extinguished with
only a slight damage te the roof,
the family were out calling at the
time.
The Rev. Clark Braden spent
last week at this place delivering a
course of lectures on Christianity,
or to express it in his own lan
guage '-Skinning. Infidels" and
I. judging from the (juietuess of those
who hvietoiore boasted themselves
being free thinkers und unbelievers
of the Bible, and from the general
opinion of all who attended the
lectures we thiuk him quite sue
cestui in undertaking the truths
of ill? Iib! 11 c is now a
B, n.-nille
good work.
t ae'cd in the sune I
GENEKA1MEWS.
Atssrapt to Rob a Mroad Ticket
Office in California,
TEX SISPECTED ARBE8TED.
A Montreal Husband 8hqv Up After Eight
een Teari to Find. Bit Wife Bemu-
ried and Content Wi4ot Him.
The Hbkalp's Special Visf atchea,
San Fernando (CaL), Jan. 5.
An attercjt was j la'H to rob , the
railroad ticket CtLw-here this
morning. The Jobbers' sippearm
at rne narrow wmaow ana oraerea
night operator . Van Anker to throw
up his hand. Van Anker imme
diately fired at the robbers and the;
eht w ts returned, out nei her
took et'ect. Vaij Anker (i red again
anl it is believtjd he -struck his
man, although tlje robber escaped, i
to..'etuor with the two men who
were with himi. Ten suspicions !
characters were irrested this morn
ing, i
A DECIDED ROMANCE.
A Montreal Nan Shaw I'p Alter
Eighteen Years.
Montreal, Jan. 5. A man
named Cfias. Xst went to Cali
fornia eighteen 'years ago to seek
his fortune. Alter some time news
reached his wife that he was dead.
She was inarripd again, but subse-
OENKRAL VIKW OF ASTOK1A, OKEUON.
! quently her second busbar d was
j killed by an accident. She then
married a third husband. A short
time since the first husband ap
peared on the scene with $30,000.
He wished to live with his wife,
but she declined. The case is
likely to come before the courts.
THE LOCOMOTIVE
EKUINEEHS.
The Con fere nee DeuniiilH that
tbe
Black Llht kc Abolished.
Chicago, Jan. 5. Chief, Engi
neer P. M. Arthur, of the Brother
hood of Locomotive . Engineers,
arrived this morning from Cleve
land. He was closeted with
members of the conference com
mittee and terms of settlement
were formally presented to him.
The terms of the truce have not
been made public. It is probable
that the chief points agreed upon
are that the C. B. & Q. shall take
the brotherhood men back as fast
as vacancies occur in the ranks
and that the black list shall be
done away with.
Eurehn.
The motto of California means I
have found it. Only in the land of
sunshine where the orange, lemon,
olive, fig and grape bloom and ripen
and attain their hisrhest perfection in
mid-winter, are the hcilis and gum
found that are used in this pleasant
remedy for all throat aru lungtrou
bles, Santa Abie the ruler of coughs,
asthma and consumption. Try Santa
Abie the only guaranteed cure for
catarra$l by mail $1.10
A Child killed.
Anolheifchild kille l by the use of
opiates given in the form of Sooth
ing syrup. Why mothers give? their
children surh deadly poison is sur
prising when they can relieve the
child of its peculiar troubles by using
Acker's Baby Soother. It contains
no opium ' or morphine. Sold bv
Foshay & Mason.
ipp ed In the lind.
Is it not. better to nip Consumption
the greatest scourge of humanity in
tliebudfthuu to try to stay its pro
gress on the brink of the grave. A
few doses of California's most use-ful
production, will rek-ive, and a thor
ough treatment will cure. Nasal
Catarrh, too often the forerunner of
consumption can be cured by Califor
nia Cat-K-Curc. These rjiiiii!ie- are
sold and fully warranted by Fo&hay A
Mason.
TAtGEVr ITEMS.
Jan. 5th.
Mr. Panwest ot East Portland
bas taken charge of th;s ssction of
the railroad the one Mr. Ryan
had charge of.
Only one empty house in Tan-;
gent and we understand there will
be a family move in it in the spring
and then the town will be full.
The revival meeting closed last
Friday n:ght at this place for
two or three weeks. The meet
ings were conducted by Rev.
I). C. McFarland.
Mr. Warren Hulbert of. this
plane has rented the meat market
Siie'ld ani
is, going to selt
me.at ' here .' He intends to rurl
both shops at once.
Most every one in and around
Tangent has been vaccinated here.
Evey one who has been vaccin-
ated has been ver
F. Smith's wife and
been very sick,
sick. Mr. L.
daughter have
Every one tried to get a glance
at the eclipse on New Year's day.
But it beiur so cir.udy could not
see mucn of it. The young folks
thought it quiet a treat most
every child that was old enough
he'd a peice of smoked glass to
witness the sene.
Mr. P. W. Rya of this pUc
started I s; n ht on a thr e
months journey to Iowa on a visit
to relatives. We are in hopes he
will have a good tiroe,while gone.
file will return about the 1st of
March. As to what he is going to
do when he comes back we do not
know, he has made a splendid
section boss.
Our school will commence Mon
day morning under, tbe able man
agement of Miss Miuiie McFar
land. She has taught a splendid
school here this fall, we hope she
will have a good success in man
aging the spring term of school.
She will be employed for fix
months.
Jl LIIIS tiRADWOHL. '
The Leading Crockery, Cilassware aad
fancy fcood More of tne Valley.
Some facts concerning the pioneer
glassware, crockery and fancy goods
establishment of Julius Gradwhol
will not be uninteresting to the gen
eral reader. He has'.beeu engaged in
this business for 30 years, and has a
store, which, for size and excellence
of its stock, is hot surpassed by any
in the state of Oregon, and is a credit
to Albany. He is steadily increasing
his business, and with the growth ot.
Albany and the advancement of the
country tributary to it, he is reach
ing out after a jobbing and wholesale
business. With the beginning of the
new year he proposes to add to his
mammoth stock of general crockery
ware, porcelain and glassware, fancy
goods, etc., a complete line of family
groceries. Mr. Gradwhol is one ot
the city's enterprising citiwns, and is
a member of the city council from
the second ward. During his thirty
years' experience he has found that
the cash bat is is the best and most
satisfactory mode of doing busiuess
for both purchaser and dealer. - By
this method and by purchasing goods
direct in large quantities he if enabled
to sell for very low j. rices. The pub
lic should call and inspect his im
mense stock for the iew year and
learn his prices.
Winter Cholera.
A species of bovtl complaint
known as "winter cholera," appeared
in several cities in the Northwest last
winter and is lfkely to be' more- gen
eral this season. Chamberlain's
Chedie. fh(,era and Diarrhcua Remedy
s a certain cure for it. For sale by
Vorbay (V. Mason.
'io :i;ul set:
Will A Stark's.
the uew silverware at
EASTERN HEWS
A Terrible Fight with Inmates
of a Lunatie Asulum.
OFFICERS SIIOOT TH2 MAXIA1.
News from the Orient Huntington
to be Opposed to the Chinese Ex
clusion Bill.
Said
Ai'bcrn, (N.".Y.), Jan. 4. To
night five inmatas of the criminal
insane asylum tiere madedes
perate break for freedom. Oneiit
tendant had been left in charge of
the4-hal If in .which were forty-four
prisoners. - At a favorable oppbr:
tunny nve men 6prang upon him
and in their eagerness to secure
him nearly tore the clothing from
his body. With the keys the
gang opened the door leading to
the yard. Here they enc tunteied
another attendant, an. I another
battle took place. The office
broke his musket in pieces over
their bodies. -The insane men
triumphed, but gained the open air
only to be met by a third attend
ant, who fired into the gang, dis
abling one of them. This shot
alarmed the other keepers, who,
after a hard tusle, secured the
mad men and returned them to
their cells.
Warn to c Aaaeved.
The people of that portion of
Grant county in which is included
ihe mining districts of Granite,
Cabell s liobinsouvi.le, and North
Fork, art circulating a petition
which is being numerously signed
for presentation to the forthcoming
session of the legislature praying
that body to be annexed to Baker
county. There is every reason
why this should be done. The
districts mentioned, while being
situated within the boundaries of
Grant county are nearer by m any
miles to the county seat of Baker
county than to that of Grant
county, and their every interest is
identified with Baker county. The
strip of territory is exclusively a
mining section and is tributary to
Baker City, to which point it would
be a great saving in expense to
mine owners when necessity re
quires tbat they should transact
legal business, rather than be re
quired to go to Canyon City over
mountain and trail.
CHl.tEfcU K.CLEION
BILL.
C. F. If nntlngten ald to he
I'rglns
It Abrogation.
New York, Jan. 4. A local
paper prints a statement that Collis
P. Huntington, through A. A.-Low,
asked the chamber of commerce
yesterday to favor the amending
or abrogation of the Chinese ex
clusion bill.
Hu.itington, in a long letter, pro
tested that the bill is injurious to
;ne commercial relations of the two
countries. ' Huntington does not
believe tlu.t honest people in
America are opposed to the Chi
nese trade, which, he says, is fall
ing off with China because of the
bill, and besides there is no reason
why the Chinese should not re
taliate. In that event, he adds,
the American trade now drifting to
England and other powers would
be altogeter' lost. Huntington
further eays the measure was the
result of a partisan pressure and a
political device.
"Is not this," he concludes, "a
heavy price to pay lor the hoodlum
vote of California. For I believe
the fanatical hostility to industrious
Chinaman is limited to California,
whe;.j ,he Irish Catholics swing
the balance oi power."
A f;;!i line, of crockery and glass.
Waie ei..p at lire. wLell ii SUuarU'e.
9,909.00
IN GOLD
To Be Given Away,
Cut ont this adveitisi'inent and eend it (o
J. LA II .M EH & CO., Nun-cry man, 1 oronto,
Canada, with 14 threc-cett Canadian, 01 21
two-cent American postage stamps, ard thev
will send you by uiail (postpaid) in good time
tor p.antiiig in April or My Lent, your
cnoite ot any one ot 4he following collection
of plants, and enter your name in competi
tion for the 89,99.00 111 geld that they are
giving; aw .y in order to introduce their nuc- '
sery stcc 1.
Collection Plants:
No. 12 hardy roses.
No. 2 2 hardy climldnir rotes,
W ovorMooiaimt row for house out-
.''.'tiilffi . .. 1
. So. 4-2 dafaliaa. : . " - svy'i
No. 5 10 gladiola.
No. 63 hardy grape vines.
No. 7 S raspberry plant, 4 each black and
red.
No. 8- 20 strawberry plants, 4 choice kind.
No it - f very choice plants four house cul
ture. No. . 5 cherry currants (re'X
No lt-f. Lees prolific currants (black)
No. 12 s white grape crrnts
All letters with this ad vertisement enclosed
ido.ig w ith stamp for any one or more coi
tions of plants, will he numbered aa they
com . to hand, ami the senders of the first
thirteen hundred will receive gifts as follows:
1st .m I The next 20, 10 each.
2nd 1X) j The next 40, S eaoh.
;lrd 60 I The next 415, Si each.
4th :n 1 . he next 820, $1 each,
nt h 20 I
A;t'r o,oa. letters have been received, ttio
sen ersof the next 1,1 J letters will receivd
gifts as follows:
1st sis.r) Next 10, Ma each
2nd - 13. Next 15, ."10 each
2rd 75 ti cJit 40, 5 each
4tn SO Next 47-', 2 each
5th 25 I Next 500. i?l each
.rur hv.uOO let ers have been received,
the senders of the 11 xt 1,000 letters will re
ccit g'fts as fcilowi-:
1 and 2 S10' each Next 5 .$20 each
3, 4 and 5.. 75 ach Next 15 10 each
, 7 and . . . 50 each 1 NcxtSC4 3 each
9, lo, 11, 12 2i each Ncxt',93 1 each
Aite-r 150,000 letters h.ve been received the
s nders of the 1.1 xt 1.109 letters will iereiv
i.iftn as fol otvs:
1 si 00 each ! Next 10 $20 each
2 t.c j Nei2.- , 10 each
a st-'id 4 50 ea-h I Next585 .... 2 each
Next 5 25 each Next 479 1 each
Any person may send any number of times
for tny of the above collections If a rents in
taiiijw exha is sen., we will send in Jun ,
:i-t pro e.i list of the names of ail persons
wV -'e !?! tied to ifts.
We nu ke l.iis lilietal offer lo readers of the
il.--K.4Li, knowing it wilt not y us now, but
ur object is to ii.tro luce our stock and build
up a trade. Our mailing points are Toronto
nd Slirubmoiint. Out., KtH-hester, N. Y.,
Louisville, Uv., I laioeseille, O., and Chicago,
11., ami wo w ill guarantee all sio-ik to reach
i:r customer in 'Kxl condition. We employ
no atrcnts, but tieal direct with customers,
a id can sell ami dulivcr stock to any part of
he t nitcd States or uoaua at about one
iialf the'priee oharire.l by other nnrscrymci ,
through airents. hciiiciihtr we will uot bs
iiider.- ilJ oy any rcaahie firm, tend us a.
list of w itits a-id '.ve will iiuote you prices; or
10 edits for a hand orats i.ii:rai,eJ Cjttalojiuo
liii-!i you may deduct from your first order.
A.itiiSi al! letUiis,
J. LAHMER&cd,
Nurserynen,
TOllONTO, CANADA.
Messrs-. Winn ei 1 lumphrey liato
oiKiiiol a c'loit-t line of final's at
ttio Western Union telegraph and
JX;:i..-r ofice.
lust r-ccived, another lot of Ihose
tin hunrl -i-w el -'ren-h khl sht.es. the
very cheapest ever brought to town at
W.y. Read's.
Cliaaiiici iinn s- t'.c
aud Mvin Oint
lor old chronie
m-int
is u 1 1 ft; ii a ie-
sores. Many en.-es have been pt-rma
;vntlv cured by it. For sale by to
sbay & Mason.
Just received at W. F, Read's a full
line of ladies line ihumiu uiulcrwei r,
nlso gin' white dresses and mfai.ts
6lips. Call and see them.
Just received, a fresh barrel of saur
krauf , very line, at C. II. Spencer's.
THAT HACKING COUGH can bs
so quickly cured by Sliiloh's Cure. We
g u iranvce it. Foshay & Mason. ,
WILL YOU SUFFER with dts.
pepsia aud liver complaint? Shilnb'a
vitaiizer is guaranteed to cure you.
Fosh y & Mason.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miscr-
able bv that t-rrible cough. Sliiloh's
cure is the remedy fur you. Fosluy Sc
Mason.
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Rrmedy. Price, 50 cents. Nasal
injector free, r oshay Mason.
FOR LAME BACK. SIDE OR CHVRT l.'SB
Shiloh's Porus Plaster. Price. 135 cents.
Foshay & Mason.
SHILOH'S COUGH and conotvp.
tion Cure is sold by us on a guarantee.
It cures consumption. Foshav fc
Mason.
8HILGH'S VITALIZER is what
you need for constipation, loss of ap.
petite, dizziness and all symptoms of
dyspepsia. Price, 10 and 75 cents per
oonie. foshav S Mason.
CROUP. WHOOPING COLVH ajid
Bronchitis immcuiatelv relieved by
Shilohfe Cure. Foshay & Masoir.
And see Will &
Stark's beautiful
diamond jewelry
and silverware for
the holidays. First
street. .
Instruction in Painting
W WRIGHT WISnEStTO AN
noutice to those desirous of re
ceiving instruction in
Flower paintirg in oil color.
Landscape painting in oil colors,
Mailnc painting in oil colors.
Portrait painting in oil colors.
Landscape painting in water colors.
Flowers in water colors.
That he is prepared to give lessons
in the above studies in the St'ahan
lilock Those desirous of joining any
of the-c classes can -eciipc terms by
t tdhug at the City Drug Store.
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