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VOL. IV. NO. 70.
15 CENTS A WEEK.
ALBANY, OREGON, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19, lS9.
ii
9,999.00
IN GOLD
To Ue Given: Away.
Cutontthwauveilia-nin and Mod it
J. LAHUER& CO., KurmiryuKUi. Toronto.
Canada, witU It thretf ceot Canadian,- !
two-cent American pfta;fe strp, aid thev
will send you by mail (r-ortpaid) in d lime
for planting in April or May et. yntir
enoice of any oni of ths foUinir eolie-jtwn
of plant, and enter your name ui wimpei
tin lor the ).999.0O io crld 'nt thy are
r;,-t,- ,y in order to iutrodnee their nur
sery stock.
Collection, of F-lsants:
,No. 1 Sharilr roies. -"
No. 2 2 hardy climliintr piw,
No. S 2 overbloomujg 4rowti Ur home sul
ture. No. 42 dahlias.
No. 5-10 gladiola.
No. 6-3 hardy (rape 5nw.
No. 7-8 raspberry plant, 4 eh blaili and
nd.
No. 8-20 strawberry plants, 4 sbniee siiw
No. 9 5 very choice plants four bvuNe vul
ture. No. 10 5 cherry currant (rtt'
No. It 5 Lees prolific vur.uLts (bUefc)
No. 12 5 white ffiiie e.irrJi!ri
All letter with this aurtiseuicnt cilclojf d
alonir with stamps for any one or more edi
tions of plants, will be numbered as they
roma to hand, and the sender of the first
thirteen hundred will r-eive Kilts as follow s:
1st f2M) The next 20, 910 ea h.
L'nd 100 ; The next 40. 5 earh.
3rd 50 Tie next 415. -2 each.
4th -, ;) ' 1 he next S2U, 1 ea b.
th 20 1
After M),000 letters have been received, h
senders of the next l.luO lettvr. will rereit
tifts as follows:
1st 223 I Next 10, $15 eah
Jr.d 135 I Next 15, S1U nuh
ird 7li I Next 40, $5 each
4rn - 60 j Next X, 42 ea. a
f,th "I ' Next 100. SI each
Am I 0 l-eni have xxn received.
. s- 1 .-,. . it xi 1,00' letters will r-
j U.. to- ! m :
J : : i I Next 5 W eeh
. 4 and 5.. 75 eaeh Next 15 10 ch
f, 7 and h. . . 5eftrh SkxIVaA S each
!. 10, 11, 12. 25 each i Nrxt U3 1 each
After 150,000 letters h .ve been reeived the
senders of the next 1.100 letter, will irveive
Vifts as follow:
1 each Next 10 rcb
2 75 ea h Nexl 10 each
8 and 4 50 ea. h Next&ba 2 each
Nex5 25 each I Next 479 leach
Any pcrxon may send any niiinber of tuiKi
for any of the above collections If ft ceiitflin
stamps extra U wn., we w:ll ml in Jmi
next a printed list of the nuii.es '. ailpersons
who are entitled to iriftn.
ne niaKe thH liiicrai .. r to rcatlers oi the i
IlitCALb, knowiiii; it wi'l not pa U' now, liiit
our object is to it to luce our st k and Luiid
up a trade. Our m iil in-.' points areTorontai
and Shrubni'iunt. Out.. l(n;-hUr. N. Y.,
Louisville, Ky., fiai'Kinillc, O., and I'h'ta'o, j
III., and we will iriuraritee nil sio-k to reach
our custoruen in 'ikmI cnmli;on. no employ
no ai'cntM, but deal direct with oK'iiicr.
and can ;!! itnd deliver wtock to any p'tt't or
the I nited Stiites or faiiuoa at about wie
half the price chare'l hy other iurv ryn.cn.
through agents, kciiumbtr wc wi:l irot be
udemold by any reliable firm. !ciid v-" u
list of wants and we will ;uoie you prices; or
10 cents for a hand o:ue iliuntratud catal' yue
whVh yon r::ay de!ui.a from Tour cm ordvr.
A jircs all letu-n-,
J. LAHMEK Sc CO ,
Nursoryi ten.
TO RON H), CANADA.
s
MITH & WASHBURN
Having purchased
Stoves
WJiwW ml
TWEEDALE'S
SEKDS
The large assorfeine-nt evprbrougLt
this country, emfiraoing every
th'ii fvr the uec of
.Also a very fine litw; of
AND-
HaT ft Ti T !
ll K-'jLJJ.O
Tiit'e seeds a- w astern grown and
adapted tdtcial?y lr this climate.
They will W sold for
G Cents I'uk papek,
j:.' A lil't-ial discm nt to dealers ami
'iiidcticM bi;iaj;iii 'juiitity.
kefi.llioiiiiiNoM'Co
cnonp, wuoopiNo copn a,t
ItronrhitiK inimr.i'nit.iv relieved ly
Shiloh Cure. Ko-hy A Maeoa.
Auction every Satt
at II J. ilonteitli'n.
rl;iv afternoon
ISUCCESfORB TO
iiWD Grass. W
this well known store and added largely to the stock
carry an immense line
and Grener-al Hardware
IP
Absolutely Pure.
Tltie jowaer never vanes. A marvti
of purity.fitri'nsrtb and Vrholesomenees
More economical than the ordinary
kinds and cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test, short
wcifcht ohitn or phosphate powders
Sold only in c ms, Rotal Bakin 'ow
itR t: nr. 'nli M. N. Y. .
D.W Ckowley & Co., Agents,
Portland, Oregoi.
m fit si nu mi
OF ALBANY. OREGON.1
rRFSIPEKI,
TICK -PRESIDENT
L. Flinn.
S. E.
, Young,
MIRAKSACTS A GKXKRALI BANKING
1 BCSlrfESfe. Accounts kept subject to
CASHIER
E. VVT. Langdon
cliKk. Sitiht Kxchanre and lulegrapnic
Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, San
Franciscti and Portland.Ortgon. Collections
made on favorable terms.
P.. Yotxs L. Klinn
I l Bi.ai W. E. TrKLL
E W. I,.NSPOK.
Jas. F. Povu.l. Atfcixtant Caihier.
II. F. MERRILL,
Banker
ALBANY,
Sel'iSi r.xchanse on New
r-jrn i-c. r:lnl lirtljillll.
ORKOON
York. Saa
Huv l oU'is, htate, county and city
warrants. Receive deposits subject to
c'w'c Julcrect allowed on time de
posits ' " .
(Collections receive prompt atteation
Correspondence solicited.
J-fOtnVe hours from X a. m. io 5i. m
A sent for relinhle lire and nnirine
liiiirance companies. '
W. 3. TWEKPALK
INOLVDIVa
Cooking Stores and Ranges, Parlor and Heat
ing Stores and all kinds of Kitchen
Utensils. Also a Complete
Assortment of
rs and
BUILDERS'
Pump. Hoc, Copperwarc Tinware
Plumber a Goods a Specialty,
&TPKICFS GUARANTEED TO BE SATISFACTORY
71' A Public is Invited
Stock.
IB CT ILDI Gr ,
-I OREGON
rnisiiiA'v
W H. AVIS, M D. PHYWCIAS AND
suneon. Cnl e found at his'ottce
mom it Shtahan' block, i iret street. Albany
Oregon-
DB C. CHAXBERLTN, HOMEOPATHIC
physician and lurgeon. OfBoe, corner
Third and Lyon (treets, Albany, Oregon.
G.
SUR
geon, Albany, Oregon.
MH. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURr
. jeon, Albai.y; Oregon. O
CC KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND AVK
. geon Albany, Oregon, office in Pierce's
new Diocjc uuicnours, irom 8 A. m. to
r. h.
4 J. HOSSITLR. VETERINARY SUR
J . geon. gradnnte of Ontario veterinary
oollejre and maube. et th Ootajti. vateriat
ary medical society, is prepcred to treat the
diseases of all domesticated animals on
scientific principles. Office second door east
of the opera house, Albany, Oregon.
"nR. R. KOLDEWAY. VETERINARY SUK.
J geon, Albany, Oregon. - -Graduate of GerJ
piao an. I tmerimin co'letres,
Ucctrlcand Hcnaropathlc Trratnirnt
THOSE DESIRING EITHER OF THESE
safe and reliable methods of treating dis
ease will find Dr. E. A. HcAPstcr prepared
with excellent appliances lor adininisterini;
either, as the nature of the case may require.
He may be found at his office on Third street,
two ucora south of toe electric light station,
when not ahrent on j rofessional business.
K A. W A LISTER. HOMEOPATHIC
physician, has removed his office from
Flinn's block to bis residence on Third street,
two dosrs south of the electric light station.
ATT9RNKVM.
T R. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT
JL. Law, Albany, Oregon. Omce in Odd
bellow's Temple. A'ill practice in all courts
of the state, and give special attention to all
business.
tT M L VEBTO jl CHARLrErTTORNEY
V? at Law, Albanv, r. Olfii in roonu" 13
and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain's
fctor .
T K.
WEATHOKFORD. ATTORNEY AT
l . law, Albany,
Orejjoa. Office in Odd
Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the
court of thestate, and give special attention
to aU business
REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS.
PfeifTer, Trop. Only first-eclass bouse
in the city. Large sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. General stage office for Conallis..,
H.
EWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE
and jeweler, Albany, Oreiron,
T.WUND A GOLD kING WITH TJPAZ
F se'. Owner can have same by 'calling at
F. M. French's jewclrv trtore.
CORPS OF
wood for sale.'
FIR AND MAPLE
ly to S, Gourlcy.
tt) uters ! Oysters !
E
ASTERN AND OLYMPIAN: SERVED
freh every ciav at II. Dien-ks" restaurant
Land Snrvrylng.
PARTIKS BEBlRlfttr SDRVXTIKO VflSK CAN Oil
tain accurate and prompt work by callinr
upon ex-county surreyoi 1-, T. T. Fisher. He
has complete copies of field notes and town
ship plats, and in prepared todo Htirvciii',' in
miv part of Linn county. Poxtoffice addicts
Millers station, Linn ontrty, Oregon.
THB OBLKBKATK!-
BREAKFAST d JFM
Garters Tools
HARDWARE,
atid
to Call ft&d Inspect Our
GENERAL NEWS.
Staaley Reported Killed by
Natives.
the
MAT PEOFIX BI KXKD TO DEATH
Congressman Thomas oi Illinois to be Bc
Tetary ef the Harj Serietis Fi e
at Eagent.
The HBKA1.B Special Diapatclits.
Paris, Feb. 18. A correspond
ence of the Petite Journal at feaine
Salvador (Jjongo says; ' A courier
Las arrived I'rom the " west' Coast,
who states that a report is current
that Henry M. Stanley was killed
in an engagement with natives
near Waugainba. The courier re
ports that several instruments
which have been identified as hav
ing belonged to Stanley have, been
sold by natives.''
tltltiHTHL DISASTER.
A Hole! la KBlu-)fan People
Bnrned to Death.
...... ,
Hartford, (Conn.), Feb. 18.
The boiler of the Park Hartford
hotel blew up at 5 o'clock this
morning, wrecking the entire front
of the structure, which was a five
story brick building. The entire
fire department and police reserves
were summoned. The ruins took
fire and the work, of the firemen
was greatly impeded by the blind
ing volumes of smoke and steam.
The lots of life is estimated at from
forty to seventy, but may be less.
HlUUIhOYS CABINET.
'oBgresanan Thomas f llliuols, to
Be Srcrrlarr of the Navy.
Washington, Feb. 18. Reports
from Indianapolis to-day are to the
effect that Congressman John R.
Thomas, of Illinois, has been se
lected for secretary of the navy.
Thomas declines to confirm or
deny the truth of the rumor. To a
reporter he said that a telegram
was received in Washington las!
night from Harrison's private ee
retary, Halford, saying lhat he
had been selected. Culloui tele
graphed lo Harrison this afternoon
that if the report was true it would
please him.
I KS l I Ll.lt V lH. U9.
uj(la; d Hi its to I spend ihl ium
lo MreiiKiitii Her .Navy.
London, Feb. 18. It is reported
that at the coming session .f par
liament the government will jio
!se a defense loan :' JCKl.tMHl.tiOO.
the pioceeds to he devoted to the
construction of twenty men-of-war,
titty cruisers and increasing the
torpedo boats.
;:iicl lor I'orl An I'lincc.
Key Wkst, Feb. 18. The U. P.
steamer Galena, with rear admin;!
Gheiardi on board, has sailed for
Port Au Prince
Round for juunn.
Washington, Feb. 18. A tele
gram received from Rear Admiral
elknap, commander at Mare Isl
and navy yard, California, says
the United States ship Vandalia
arrived at Honolulu February 2d,
and was to sail for Samoa on the
7th.
FlttC AT El'VKSE.
A Variety Theater, Uolel and
tjiurr
Buildings Kumed.
Euoenk, Feb. 18. This morning
at 3 :o0 fire broke out in the rear of
the People's Theater, which quick
ly . communicated to adjomiug
buildings, and despite all efforts
resulted in the total loss of the the
ater, Coleman's hotel, Henderson's
residence, and several barns in the
rear of the buildings and the par
tial , loss of Melson's blacksmith
shop. Insurance, $500 on Hen
derson's house, $2,500 on the thea
ter, and $.'00 on the blackemit'i
shop. The tire boys deserve spe
cial mention for their bravery.
The saving of Chas. Lauers fine
residence was wholly due to their
efforts. . " .
ALCM new.
tlrrull" Court jtie- Beat
Eft talc
rtalrt. l Ihe i'npllal.
Salem, Feb. 18. Articles of in
corporation were filed m secretary
oi state s otlice to-lav hv the Inter
State Building and Loan Associa
tion, John W, Godfrey, Charles 1.
Mendell, Neil McMillan, Cann-
bell H. Sweeney, and Chas. P..
Holmes mcoi iurators : capital
stock $7,500,000; jirincipal place ul
business, Minneaiioiis Minn
4n circuit court to-day the jury iu
the case against m. lloltzciaw
for cutting Rob't Krebs at Gervais
last Christmas, brought in u ver
uict mis morning oi guilty ol an
assault with a dangerous weapon,
ana recommended tne prisoner to
tne iii icy ot the court. Judgment
was i erved, probably to await
the i tola case against Chas
Atw . for the saiiieoffenfe,which
is no a oil trial.
A. :i h purchased to-lav a val-
uablt . . ce of property fronting on
ou J.iM..1eKi;u street, ou west side
lietweei. Mate and Court streets,
and will build a large brick there
on this season. It is 41 feet
front.
The wife of Prof. M. (i. Lane is
lying dangerously ill. But sliirht
hopes are entertained of he recov
ery.
V. F. Boothby and J. G.Thomp-
ton paid $10,000 for 50 feet front on
Commercial street to-day, occupied
by the Statesman office.
BBWTI1XK NOTES.
Brownsville, Or., Feb. 14.
Mr. John Cuahraan is q iite sick
Willi erysipelas.
Winter .wheat in this section is
looking tine, bidding fair for a good
;rop.
Mrs. Sperry has just returned
lionie from a few weeks' visit to one
of h;r daughters in Portland.
Dr. R. H. Carl has returned home
t'roin ca absense of some two months,
east of the mountains. .
During the past weekjmany gar
dens around Jiere bare been plowed
and made ready fdr' planting.
M. J. Riggs bought out Mr. W.
J. Kirk's interest . in . the tannery
here, and i now carrying on the
business for himself.
Mr. James Calloway, of Benton
county, aid his two daughters have
just returned home from a visit tc
Mrs. . Warren, near this city.
Rev. Mr. LeRoy, of Astoria, has
been engaged to occupy the pulpit oi
the Baptist church in this city, and
is expected here about the 1st of
next month. . .
Messrs. Waters & Morelock have
moved the office away from tee grist
mill across the road, and are making
many other improvements about the
mill.
The many friends of Mr. Julius
Zeinrr m ill be pleased to learn that
ten d -ys ago he bad a surgical oper
ation performed on his neck by a
surgeon in San Francisco, and
he is doing well, an 1 w ill be all right
again.
A meeting of the Trinity Mill and
Miuing Company is vailed to meet ii
thia city i u ill-: "O'.li u.st., to make
t'te necessary antueiuiiis ior com
lueiiciu active operations this spring
on the pKipiity. The mints ci.in
pose three il-s.uict lu-lgt-s kuowu
the Gold Dust, .I'.-iiiiie Lind and
Zi-noni, situate 1 in the Caliponia
mining district, ami aii ot them are
premising ledges.
i:Kii:fr .i&;iio.
Battine De Ville.
. Use Fahrney's I anteca.
l'rnch keeps railroad tune.
Burkhart t Royce, job printers
D-. Neciw remove cancers without
pain or the kuife.
It will pay you to go and see the
beautiful art studies at Guisj A
Son's drug store.
J A. Archibald, spent for the 8inH
er Man ufiW-t urine: t o., opiiChite f)dd
Fellowp temple.
r OK LA M K HACK, BirB OR CH PUT TfTE
SliiUih's Porui Plaster. Price, 25 ctute.
Foshay it Mason.
Fiihrney's eelehrated ilml ele; nser
at Mrownt'U it Stanard and at Dcvce
A Robson's. P. J. Baltimore gereral
agent. ,
For your fine importLd md Ke
West cijjars, iro to M. rnurni.;:rt
Oigar t-tore, one door east of Jjlack
man's drug 6tore-
Mexican Cactus Bitters 56 the List
remedy in the world for liver and kid
ney diseacee, indigestion, etc. For FMle
atM Baiuiiguit'b
Chsaiberlaiu's F.je and Sk'iu Oint
ment ! i nequalcd f-.u .!d -l:r-"ic
sores. Many c:i.es have been pcrma
nantly cured by it. For sale by Fo
shay A. Mafon..
The immense sale of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy bag been producd to a
creat extent by people who have been
cured by it telling their friends and
neighbors of its good qualities and
orginir them to try it. The most se
vere cold -will 60on yield to it sooth,
injr effects. For sale by Fosbay A
Maon.
The dry cold weather of the early
winter months is productive of a'grea
deal of croup among children. Moth
era should be on the lookout for irand
be prepared to arrest it as coon as.tbe
firct symptoms appear. True cron
nevtr comes without a warning; a, da?
or two before the attack the chid wiii
become hoarte, and that symptoms is
boon followed by peculiar, rough
cough. U. Chamberlain's .Cough
Remedy is given as soon as this hoarse
ness or couch appear, all danirer an 4
anxiety man be avoided: It has neva
failed, evenn a the most severe eases.
There is no danrer in riving the
Remedy for it contains no iniurioua
auusiance. jor sale or rosnav at
Uason,
antlon lo Mothers.
Every mother is cautioned agrinst
giving her child laudanum or tn
poric; it crentes an nnnatural crav ing
for stimulants which kills the mind
or the child. Acker's Baby Soother
in specially prepared to benefit chi!
Oicn and cure their pains. It is harm
less and contains no opium or rotr
phine. Sold by Foshay & Mason.
Dapplneaa and Contentment,
Canuot go hand in hand if we look on
the dark side of every little obstacle.
Nothing will so darken lite and make
ii a burden as Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will en re the
worst form of Dyspepsia, Constipa-l-'in
and Indigestion, and make life a
happiness and pleasure. Sdd .-.r 25
and 50 cents by Foshay & Masoi,.
riat pie ob Ike race
Det ote an impure state of the bio d
and are looked upon by many with
suspicion. Acker's Blood Elixir wil!
remove all impurities and leave the
oomplexion smooth and clear. There
is nothing that will so thorouchly
bnild up the constitution, parity .sod
nrengttn the whole system. Sold
and guarart - by Foshay & Mason.
SHILOH'3
'JGH AND CONSCMP.
y us on a eunrsntee.
iption. Foshay A
tiou Ctire.is
It cures co'
Masc.i.
SHILO.'I's
A pofitj-e (.,,
- AHR1I REMEDV
-i- catarrh, diphtheria
.h. For ale by Fu-
a io (ui kc iu
shay & H .gun.
A BIG SCHEME.
A Novel Excursion Trip From
Canada.
IX THK lTB!:TUF a hStX ATION.
Dominion Lawmakvis to Bo 8hown tha
8ighu is tbs United Sutes in May
next.
Chicago, February 15. It is
stated here on good authority that
the proposed excursion through the
Middle, Southern and Eastern States
for the purpose of enlightening tbu
Canadian .members of Parliament as
to the tftaalooadirioo- and resoorpoa
of this country is to be. a fact and not "'
a fancy. The Matter bas been much
discussed in the newsiapers of late.
Sir John Macdonald was interrogated
regarding it in Parliament last week,
but replied thkt he had heard nothing
of-it officially. Nevertheless the ex
cnrfion has been p.anned and all the
members of the Canadian Parliament
have been invited. It is expected
that about 400 of her Majesty's sub
jects ill accept the invitation, and
about half as many Senators and
Congrescman will be asked to do
honors as guides for, the vuif.rs.
About May 1st the proposed excur
sion will- start. Three solid Pullman
cars will leave the suspension bridge
lor Buffalo,, where the- tour of inspec
tion of Ajiiriciii citizens will begin.
Arrangements uill be made in ad
vance fur lool Chambers of Com
merce or kindred corporations ta
show the visitors , everything of inter
est in the cities visited in as brief
and thorough manner as possible.
The route of the proposed excur
sion will be vis Buffalo, Cleveland,
Pittsburg, Cncinnati. Louisville.
Cuicago, Kansas City, St. Louis,
Nashville, AlUuta, Birmingham,
KichinoiM, aningoii, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, JUinsburg, New York,
Boston, Mount! and Ottawa. Ar
raugement8 were made with the Pull
man Car Company yesterday by S. J,
Kite hie of Akron O. ...representing the
oaities iut rested in the movement.
Mr. RiU-ine is m. large property o ner
in Cauatia, and is on intimate tenna
with the leading statesman of ii. at
country. He has been one oi the
foremost men in agitating commercial
reciprocity between the two countries
and his efforts are direeteil more at
leveling .commercial barriers tdan
political ones. He had received tlio
promise of many leading Canai.iau
polkiciaus of both parties that they
would be pleased to take the t;ip.
TLe txcDMsoi the excursion wjI, bo
boiiie entirely by a few ciuieinen uc
es LVn;ress see.- lit tc make au ap
pr. priti;u ic r the purpose.
Later in the seasc.i it is prop ed
to have the ii.ti.-;;iu- ( iiiiiu i ce
Cuii.mibsitiiier.'i vit a Ja hu, :aiimg
at every poit.t. u i.eiv i Ainoadcni
iiunicat:i-i;8 le eui i lie tw
o.iu'.ue.s ami the iiult of
tnir 5nvc6t.'ation it exi tci to do
agreaidl tou;ris tn. o;inngoer
matters berwern theluo couutrns.
Senator (.'uilfin will hvt. charge of
die later xpei ni..n.
Kinustov, (.Jut ). February 15 .
Principal Craut, father of the Impel
ia! Cuu;etltrati-.m sci.cme. having
iiceu atke.i if he t iouh- iiea trade
iHtwetu Canada u.d the Cnitcd
SUtes would be advantageous to
both countries replied: "It certar
!v would, in my opi-i..!-, alUiotili
italuarU on both sides of the lino
have fieUvutly provel U their ow a
.atisfacuon that i; wunl.l not. The
matter is as elear to me a-, the multi
pbcttiou table, bat it is equally clear
that the. C't.iress ot tne United
will not consent to this mutual beue
lit, unless wc conseut to our fii-oat
and political absorption as tho price
Canada will never pay either the
half or the whole of that price.
"Two other points are clear to me; .
Fijr that the more anxious we pro
fess ourselves to be for the ad ran ta fee
and the moi-e londly wo clamour for
it, the lew. likely we are to get it on
fair terms. Secondly, that we aro
most likely to get it when we are in a
position to offer our neigh be rs wbci
they consider an equivalent. VVe
will be in that, portion only win a
Great Britain, Canada and Australia
make up thr ir minds to spef k on com
mercial matters with one voice.
Wha then, is our nrtdut?, Evi
dently a commercial nuderstandiug
among ourselves, based on the ac
ceptance of a principle that wo shall
discriminate in tavor of all witnia
the empire.
oped la ike il.
Is it not better to nip Consumption
the greatest scourge of humnitv ia
the bud. than to try to ptay its pro
gress on the. brink of the grave. A
few doses or California's most us 'ul
production, will releive, and a th r
ough treatment will cure. Nnsal
Catarrh, too often the forerunuei of
consumption can be cured by Calil-ir-nia
Cat-R-C 'lire-. TheK rnnftiK pa
sold and faliy warrealed bv Foahav
C"rd axalast TaeMrtke.
And always have a bottle of A-
bbglish Remedy iu the house. ia
cannot tell how soon Croup may sti ko
your little one, or a cold or coi ga
may1 fasten itself . upon yon. (.ue
dose is a preventive and a few de-ies
a positive cure. All Throat i od
Lung troubles yield to its treatment.
The Remedy guaranteed by Fosi ay
t Masonl
atow an I'areot
allow their childicn lo cough md
strain and cough and calmly say,' Oh
it's only a cold." and keep gi ng
them cheap ani dangwus medic es
until they are down with lung f. er
or ccneumption, when they can I so
easily relieved ny BlXit;s'' CHER :lY
COUGH SYRUP? It has no sui ri
or, aod few equals. Geo. L. Bii.uk
man. druggist.
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