15 CEXTS A WEEK. ajj MOUNiyG, MAUIII IV. XO. 0
f
I
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9,999.00
IN GOLD
1
To lie Given fAway.!
Cut ont this advertisement and send it
J. LAfl.MKIt ,t Co., Nurrcryrain. Toronto.
Canada, with 14 three-ccit Canadian, n !!
lw.-cent Amc-rk'jn -lOMaje stamps, aed f.hev
will send vou bv mail (postpaid) in -d time
for planting in Aprd or M.iy ext. yimr
cnoice ( any on of this following lullo-tiMi
cf pHnr. and enter your name in c-mipeti-tiuii
lor the rJ,!J!'. 00 in rtdd that they urv
j-ivir - -'-ay in order to introduce tbeir nur
. XMif utoctL. - ; - - ----- - -. .-
Collection of I'lant:
No, 1 i lianlv roses.
No. 2 2 hardy climitin? nut's
No. S ' overbluouiini.' rum-K (or house au!-
turt? I
No. 4 2daMun.
No. -5 10 gladiola.
No. (I :i hardy crape vine.
Nc. 7 raspberry plants, 4. each black and
red:
No. S-:0 strawberry plant, 4 hoicc kn?t
No. 5 very choice plants (our house cul
ture. No. ! 5 cherry currants (rei'X
No. 115 l.ees prolific currants (black)
No, 12 a white grape crrits
All letters with this advertisement enclosed
aloii with stimps (or any one or more coi
tions of plants, will he numbered as thev
-our; to hand, and the seniltrs of the first
thirteen hundred will re- five -.jiffs as follows:
ls 2.'i0 1 The next 20, -10 txwh.
2nd l'Ht ' The next 4I.-.". ea -h.
Jrd .'.0 i The next 415, I eiieh.
4th 3 1 1 he next 62J, 1 e.u-li.
6th 20 1
After Nl.ooo letters have been received, the
senders of the next 1,100 letters will receive
gilts at) follows:
let $225 I Next 10, $!5 each
2nd l:t."i Next 15, $10 ea.-h
2rd 7S I No' 4'. -u-h
4th- - 50 I Next 470, 2 t-a. h
.V!j ' Nex' 00, St each
AK.f I I-':rs have been received.
- ' ..vi' i' 11 xt 1,00 littery will rc-
1 1 .:
an 1 i i-rfh ' Xrt 5 J0 each
4 and 5.. 75 tach j Next 15 Welch
'., 7 and S. . . niica-'h ' Next ''.) i :'. each
9,10.11,12 :'.;eath Ni-Tth!'.: 1 .!;
After l;,ooo ;t-t(ers lr ve been rf eivetl the
senders o( ti.e next 1.1W letters will icveive
t ifts as f;illov :
1 8101 each Next 10 f20eai li
2 75eaih I Next 2.". 10 each
. ai.d 4 5o each j Next 2 each
Next5 25 taeb 1 Next 47:' 1 each I
Any person may senil anv hi.'inU r of times j
for fcny of the above collect ions If 5 i.cnts in !
st-'iuips extra is sun, we will send 111 Jmv !
next a iTiired ti t of the nun:c of all i-ersopr
who are entitled to gifts.
We m..ke this liberal offer to reader nf thr 1
IlKKALU, knowing it will not p,u n now, bill
our object is to ir.tro luce our stock and build
up a trade. lur mailing points are Toront 1
and Sbruliinount. )nf., Koihesvr, N. V..
Louisville, hv.. I'iaiMesvilie, i.. and Chicat'o.
111., and wc wi:i guarantee all titiK-k to 1 each 1
cur customers in s-hhI eo!id:tio;i. We emj lo;. '
no a 'cuts, luit .-;il direct with customer-. 1
and enn seo ant tii liver Mock Xn any jcrt o ;
the Tufted Mattsor t'anaoa ai about o;i -
nair tiie Jrice eii:r;.Hi iy fattier iairs-rvfiw-Ti.
through audits. tCerneinbtr we will not be
undersold by any re : ".l ie linn. et:ii us u
lis' of tvao's a"i :!; iiio'e : 11 nriees; r
lo it:.ts tor d on.e il'ii-sr iur :ti cjral, vie .
wlv.-'i i v " v ! i t Troll, vonr lirst ortier. f
Address nil letters I
L.A. HMEK iS; CO,
Nursurvnei 1.
TfUtUN H, CANADA.
SMITH
Stoves
T "W EEDALE' S
ALBANY, - - ' -
SEEDS
Tke'argf t assorUnent ever brought
this oonntry. em'oraoing every
thin-' for the uee of
Also a very tine Hue of
AND
ONION SETS
These seeilsa-e western grown ami
ailaptetl e.sdtfinllv for this climate.
They will he soM for
o Cents l kk
-"'A 'ilx-ralljilisc. uiit t
tl.r.l.
and
oa:!
;;t:ilciiersfil,uy iniin quantity.
lrallacc
n:on wMooi'i.xt; col -n ixn
Hrotu-liitis iiiitiii'iiiiiti'lv relieved liv
Shilob's Cure. Fosh-.iy t Mason.
c
SVCCKS.-OltS TO
-t . ntA-r--
GARDENERS
Grass. Seed
this el! liKcn stcre snd added largely to the stock
carry an immense Hue
and Gfeneral Hardware
T7 ?TL GENERAL NEWS. "
Absolutely Pure.
""This iiowcer never varies. A marvti
of purity.btreturtli and whole? omenees
More etonomifal than the ordinarj
kinds mid cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test, shorl
we'mht ltnn ox phosphate powders,
Sold only hi e uis. Koyal Bakin ow
ueu Co (V- 'V',,11 it. N. Y.
J)V' Ckowley A Co., .Ar-nt,
Portland, Orefroii.
m m
OF ALBANY, OREGON.
pkf.pidbst, i-. Fliun.
VICK-I'RESIDENT S. K. Yoiing,
cashieu. E. W. L;i!if,'iIofi
fPRANSACTS A t;KN F.HAL- KANKINU
X Hll'Eh. Accounts kept sabjeet to
check. siichc Exchat ue and Tcltraplrc
Transfer eoni on New York, bic&.n. San
I'raiicisio ami rort'and.dri gr,n. Collei lions
made on favorable term' .
S. E. Yorso L. Fliss
I.. K. Kl.AIS W. 1.. I t'HRKI.L
E. V. I.AXiiHOS.
.1 s. F. Powr.1.1.. As-istani Cashier.
III II ltii.jUlv,hi
Banker
5
ALIiAX V. - OKK;oX
Sells cxi iiiiii','!' 011 New York. San
f lallli-lii i! ml 1'olti.iKil.
Huv notes, state, county and eitv
warrants. !: eive dejisits stiliject to
check. Interest aliov.i d on tirne de
posits
Collection? receive prompt attention
Correspondence solicited.
V-j'fMlice hour. from a. m. iO 5 r. m
Ai.ent for reliahh: lire iind'nianre
nsuranee companies. fj
mm mi
WASH BURN
T'. 8. TWflKDAI.KJ
INCLUDING THE CELEBRATED
EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL
Ceokinp:
Stores and
ing Stores and all kinds of Kitchen
Utensils. Also a Complete
Assortment of
farmers and Gardeuers' Tools
25
JPumps, IIe, Copper ware. Tinware
jPlwmbent' Good a Specialty.
8 GUARANTEED T$ BE SATISFACTORY
nit.
lie Pettis is Ltvitad
cos.:.
AVIS, M. D4 PHYSICIAN, AND
kui 'con. Con tsiiouiid at his ottice
room it. Suahan'e blockt itbt ttrett. Albany
Oregon- 1- v '
DR C. CH AJ1 BKEUB.THOM EOPATH IC
physicitin and RUgeon. Office, corner
Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon.
" W. MASTON, ((PHYSICIAN fAKD SUR
T, geon, Albany,.Orefon.
MH. ELLIS, PBY31CIAN AND SURr
. geon, Albaty, -Oregon.
CC. KELLY Y8J;jAN AND UR
. geon Albany,-tup- office in .Pierce'a
neu block.
Officeji
ioum, from 8, a. m. to 4
p. u
a J. ROSSITIS VITERINARY SUR--A.tceoz.griuUiKijOntario
veterinary
college and member of the Ontario veterin
ary medical bociety, '. prepared to treat the
diseases of all domesticated aniuials on
siientific principle . Otlice second door eaht
of the opera house, Albany, Oregon.
DR 11 KOLLEWAY, VETERINARY SUR.
k'con, Albany, Or con.- -tiraduate of tierj
pmn n.l Anirricnii r tleye.
Klrrtrirand lloBieopni hir Treatment
milOSE DESIRING EI1IIER OF THESE
J. salt and rcliabti met bo Is of treatinjf dis
ease will find Dr. B. A. SIcAbster prepared
with excellent api liaftes tor aiimiiiisterinir
either, as the nati:reof thr case may require.
Ue may be found -.t his ottice on ThinI street,
two uc'ors Hiuth ot the e'eeuic lit lit, s'ation,
when tiot absent c;i jirofesicnal business.
D'
I!. K A. M'A LISTER, HOMEOPATHIC
physician, bas remoted his onue from
Flinn's block to his rtsitUnce 011 Third street,
two doors south of the electric li-ht station.
4TTKtlS.
DR. N. BLACKIiLRJ, ATTORNEY AT
. Law, Albany, Orejoti. Ottice in Odd
bellow's Temple. -Vill prwtiee in all courts
.1! the state, and give sptcial attention to all
business.
VOLVEPTOS CHARLES E. APTORNEY
at Law, Albany. Or. Ottice in rooms Yi
nd 14. Foster's Block, over L. c. lilain 9
tor .
T K.
WEATHOltFORft ATTORNEY AT
) . law, Albany,
(ireiCii. Office 111 Odd
Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the
court of thestate, and give special attention
to all business
r) EVERE HOl'SE, ALBANY, OR.-CHAS-t
I'feiffer, Prop. tJniy first-eclass hoiifC
in the city. ljrre cample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. tJeneral state office for Corvallis.
HEWER I", PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE
, and jeweler, Albany, Oreifon,
'Ol'ND A OOLK KINO WITH TOPAZ
1
F. U
. Owner can have same by jt-alliiig at
French's jewelry store.
VORDS OK"
wood for sale.
FIR AND MAPLE
ly to S, Gourley.
Oysters ! Ilysters !
E
EASTERN AND! OLYMPIAN SERVED
in-sdi every lav at II. luereks restauri.nl
Lftnd Survey lus.
1)ARTIKS DKSIKIXO KfRVKVIXO DONK CAN OB
tain accurate and prompt work by calliiiL'
upon ex-county sum .vol t, 1". T. Fisher. Ik
haseoiiipiete copies of rt!d notes and town
ship plats, and is pre aiV-todo siirve:n' in
;m part 01" Linn coiin'.v. I'ostotliie aildress,
Milltrs station. Linn eouuty, Oregon.
Kaages, Parlor and Heut-
and
to Call aad Inspect Ow
H. AVIS, M.
Port-
MKELY
TO
isk co.micti;d.
Swift, of Cali'emia. Will ProbaWr be
Secretary of the Nary E.Btera
lvew8.
The Hf.rald's Spetial lispatchts.1
1'oktlani), March 1. Tbis raorri'
inx the actual trial of John D
Wilcox, under, indictruent fur an
alleged attempt o extort $1500
from Dr. Francis M. jlurruy,bej;an
in tlie criminal court. 1 he court
room was hlled with law vers, wit
nesses and spectators. The exam
ination of Dr. Murray occupied
most of the day and she proved a
verv inteJit:ent witness. Ihe tes
timony 6o far does not vary from
that ot the preliminary examina
tion. Wilcox did not take the
stand himself and brought no te6
timony to deny having offered the
1500. His law vers let the case
rest, claiming the $1500 wasoffered
as a retraction. The judge in
structed the jury to the effect that
no matter what crime Mrs. Murray
had committed it cave no one a
right to extort money from her
The case has gone to the jury
The counsel for the prosecution
claim thev must convict Wilcox if
the jury does its duty.
AKL'.NI lilt MOK.V.
Fruit
f an be Skipped That
Way
Cheaper Than by Bail.
San Francisco, .March 1. The
transcontinental association having
refused to reduce the rate on
canned goods, local shippers have
chartered a vessel and will send
an amount equal to iI00 ear loads
of canned goods around the Horn
to New York. The ship's rates
are 55 cents per hundred, which
added to the rail rate to Chicago
...-... :n . ...... io ....
oi crina w in j'in k- iiic u..
the market in the latter city at
1 1
oi
cents per hnndrcd, exclusive
wharfage, insurance, etc.
Irry Warlike.
St. I'kteksiu ko, March 1. The
Afghan Ion cs are advancing Irom
Herat and the Ameer of
llokahara
is prepariiiir to atti.vk them
Knssian paj ors ail adopt a warlike
tone. -
'result Dl t'levelaiid'sjLast Kereption
AMU.vciON, March 1 . rresi -
dent Cleveland held his last public
n-cptirtn this nlternooii. Over
hrtio persons called, most oi
n iiui.i
were ladies.
Mtilt lor a .i:nct Olficer.
W'AsinstiToN, Match 1. It is
s-fini-e liii-ially ai:i!itinct'd lliat
Swift, of California, will be su re
larv of the navv.
Ihe .H-ltiKnl likfamoiik treasure.
The Evening T legraui relates
that in the early days ot Oregon,
when the Hudson fiav company
contiolled the commercial ousiuess
ol the northwest coast, with head
quartos at Yancouvir,aud a branch
store at Oregon City, Thomas Mc
Kay, a rn of a Hudson liny man
lij a Kcd H.ver Indian woman, who
subsequently became the wile of
the philanthropic Dr. McLonghlin,
went over to Tillamook country on
a trapping expedition, as a her van I
of tiie above named cotnpauy. Iu
his wanderings up and down the
Coast range he found an aged
Indian woman of ihe Tillamook
tribe, who told him that she !'.::d
witnessed the coming ashore ol the
Spaniards, whom tradrion credits
with burying a chest of treasure at
the mouth of the Nt-halc m river.
The woman infoimed McKay
minutely as to the place the treas
ure was buried, and at his impor
tunity went with him and pointed
out the place she had described.
It was a rule of ihe II. B. Co. that
anything captured by a servant of
the company became at mice the
property of the company, and the
officials ot that then all powerful
corporation, learning lhat McKay
had been prospecting for said
treasure, arrested him and subject
ed h;i:i to a rigid examination to
make him iliscUe what he knew
about it. To all Mr questions
ud threats McKay returned but
one answer. "I did not liud tiny
treasure."
McKa? afterwards settled on
French P.airie. ami s(,ine yeais
later built a s tw mill on Kutic
Creek on the present site of Scott's
Mills, where he iienie . a lare
drove of Span th cattle. He soid
;!iany of his cattle to the lmmi
urants for beet, but he i credited
with a big heart, ami early stt e:s
-av he gave away much more thu
he soi l. Many persons believed
that McKav fnund '.be Tiila r.o k
treasure, and he always had plenty
ol money nnd spent it lavishly.
IIw inn I'areulM
allow their children t' cough and
.strain ami couh and calmly bay, "Oh
it's only a coi l." and keep civit,g
them eheip an.l d.uig.'rous mii iicin. 9
until they are down with lung fever
or ci.nanmptioii, w!u ii they ean he m
easily relieved i y UK(!;s' CHKHK V
COUCH SY HUH It has 110 mini-
. I Tit
or, ann ter etjuais. uto. . i.iaui -man,
drneiC
j Iiurkhurt & K'yc3, job printers
Trial of J. D. Wilcox at
land for Blackmail.
Kcnxter Stewart Secure the rsa
f a Brsolnlion.
Washington, Feb. 28. Senator
Stewart has secured the passage
through the senate v a resolution
in regard to the examination ot the
Oregon, California and Nevada
war cluiuis.
This re.s!ution is la the sub
stance the bill which he introduced
at the last session of congress. It
becomiDg evident that the bill
would not be reached iu the house.
Seuator Stewart consuitid the war
department officials and ascertain
ed that au examination might not
be had under a- resolution of the
seBaIe7;TJpoii"' being assured that
it could, be bad passed by the
senate yesterday a resolution
which provides that the secretary
of war, through the board of war
claime examiners, is authorized
aud dhecttd to examine all ac
counts, papers and evidence which
has heretofore been or which here
after may be submitted to t;em in
support ot the war claims of ti e
states of California, Oregon aoti
Nevada, growing out ot the wat oi
the rebel lion.in suppressing Indian
war bostil:ties aud disturbances
during the war of the rebel lim,unn
in eu.irdiog the ovenaud mails and
emigrant routes during and subse
qutnt to that war. and to ascertain
and state what amount ot money
each of the states of Nevada, Call
forma and Oregon bas actual' vex
pended for military purposes in aid
of the government.
The secretary of war is a'sw di
rected to ascertain what amount oi
interest was paid by each of the
states on th'.se incurred ob.iga
Hons. The bill provides, also, that the
secretary oi the war U to report to
the eeuate his tiuuinys iu the mat
ter. The report of the board will he
an official a.-certnuuieut ol th"
facts, aud the only tjucstiou lor
: """6'" l"
s.,. o tn . ..t, o ai l I...
,.,h,r thus
will pay the money
the Pacific states at
disbursed by
the request ot the president and
secretary of war, or whether they
will repudiate the same. The
diliioully he-reti fore has been to
ascertain the exact expenditures
' aa J u"vt mem auuienucaieu
Xiie'lt,at auncuity is remeuieu oy
this resolution.
lie Earned IBis Brenklasi.
Albany (ia,) i re's.
i A dirty iraup called at the
! hoiue oi a lieth:ehein widow, iv-
; iU2 ttiont., about 7 o'clock i.i the
Ui Hiiillg Mill f'ticI'CU to siw WOoil
in ictu.u for a on-uktast. The wo
;..a.-i eyed li.ia MUs;:ciouiy. "Aie
ye hiinrv sir.: usiii J. "Vlsi.;:i.
Iiuii.iih tor a bear." "V! e
can have er meal urst, 1 giijss. j
llca& given a boiinf liw meai. j
At Us conclusion Hi' train , i. ?o t
hi.-i look up uis 11013 looking b;u-l
geou. 'IM kiep 11. y ejes W:.le
opeu tigut, lie saia iiuumg,
"and il l see a man as wants 'er
saw ye-r wood fer his breaklast, I'll
give him jer address." Then he
opened the door aud walked out.
He had gone but a few steps
when he heard the widow' sharp
voice calling a halt. Ue turned
w:th au oath and saw a gun point
ed squarely at hi in, Tue widow
ordered him to come back. He
came bade aud Sstcd not one, but
two cords ot wood, killed and
pluckeu two cnickens,whitewasbet
the hen-house and cleaned out the
cuw-slable. It is expected that he
will not repeat the visit iu a li urry.
Lord llopelonu'H Itihle.
Mew York Herald.
Tlie unexpected discovery on
oae's ancestral book shelves of 1
volume worth anything between
30U0 aud JL'4000 must be an ex
perience as rare as delightful,
it has been that of Lud Hopclouu
within the last few days. While
clearinc the library at Ilopetouu
House (Or a sale at Sotheby's, some
one came upon a copy of the Max -arin
or Gutenberg Dible. Lord
llopetoun did not know he hat! t:
book collreiors and experts did
not know of the existence of this
copy. Yet it is as perfect, I be
lieve, as the copy beioued to Sir
John Thcrold, wcicb fetcbt !
.CSDOtJ in 1S4.
i:nrrarhliiK Aaather'a Ouuialu.
KjiiH-h.
Come, dear,' he pie ded !tt the
fiout dour, lis he was bidding tie r
grnd-night, "give me one bttle
ki.s-s. ju: one little kiss; and if yoi,
won't let me kiss you for your own
sake let me kiss you for your
mother."
"I'll attend to that, young ni:i0."
erowled the old gentleman friu
tre floor above, and the young man
wait-' to hear no more.
ip pert la Ihe Bad.
1 it n"! better to nip Consumption
the grea''t Keurye of hutuunitv is
the bud. t::on to try to stay its pro
cress on the brink f Itic jrrave.
few lose of California's most useful
production, will releive, and a thor
ough treatment will cure. Nasal
Catarrh, too often the forerunner of
consumption cam be cured by Califor
nia Cat-R-Cure. Thesn remedies art
sold finrt fully warrf tt d by Foshar
YO'.i DYSPEPSIA and uvea 00M-
' jilnii'i. Me have a pr ntid araiit
never f;-ii U i-urt. FuUay & Mata-
mi-..-: liolllt- ot m.i h'K V ilanzer. it
Yf hat America Ureal Kleclriclara
Has Dae
Gath in the Inquirer.
Mr. Edison is one ot the great
Americaus. It is doubted whether
this race has ever produced his
equal. Compared to other Amer
ican inventors who have realized
great fortunes he is a!mo6t like a
man of demigod o:ig:n. The
work of Fultou was one simple de
vice to take PLothcr man's steam
engtne aud get a power applied
upon an axle to turn paddlewheels.
Fultou made no othe. develop
ments, an he ws an able man, but
nothing matured to speak of ex
cept . his t ten m boat Ldison is a
perfect Fan among fuepwer$ or
nature. It is related ot the god
Fan that heouce came out and Bat
on a mountain aud plaved his pipe
nd such was the ellect of the
music that ti e stones, rocks and in
nti'.iirite things began to change
until 'hey assumed the likeness of
mer, and thussoc ety was made by
iisus.c. Edison was a newsboy
with an e etric brain. Froinaeli
ing newspapers he got to telegraph
operating. His iustrumeot wou d
suoge-Ki things to him, and other
thicg. he would read gave him
suggestions. He rather lest the
reputation of stability as an oper
ator. In cause his mind was in Quest
,t ideas. 11c ocgan to read the
.cieutiric books: he was poor and
almost unconscious of his poverty
because he had no extravagances.
Finally he turned out some ex
traordinary things in connection
with electricity, multiplying the
power of wires and making them
useful at the opposite ends at the
same time; storing up .-ower along
great circuits so at to redouble it
and keep it moving. His great
ness, however, became visible to
people at large when the ex peri
ments were made in the vicinity of
Boston with the telephone.
r.attine De Ville'.
Use Fahrney's panacea.
New j;oods at Read's.
Freuch'keeps railroadltiwe.
Dr. Xettun removes cancers without
pain or the knife.
As be autiful as a dream that line o
ailies brGadcloth:it,V. F. Re ad's
And, Ilauuali, how- is your ma?
I'ovvn t Read's looking at new goodx
of course.
It will pay you to uro and see the
beniutiful url sttidies at Ciuiss &
Son's drug store.
J A. rchi"a 1. aio nt for the "Siny
er Miomlac'iJi iuj; ., oppi .site di
Fellows teinp:e.
Fo! 1 OIK i;x'-K,
s-I ll f'lt HKST CrB
sler. Price, cents.
ShilohV Portis Pij-
r osiiay iV .Maoii.
Have we -jot "em. Of ceurse we
have, just stacks 1 is ?w oodr.. a&
we want to f.'d tliein 11 1 . F. Repd'e
Fahrnej!? -e!eiira!cd blood cleanser
at Krowiieii A; Slati nd and at Devoc
A: Koosoii's. P.J. Rail aiioie general
acent.
Mexieiin Cactus RittiTs is the best
remedy in the world for liver and kid
ney diseases, indices! iou, ete. For sale
at M Bauiuirart's,
For your line imported ind Ke
IVest cigars, -jr lo M. Iauniff;irt
eig.ir store, one door e-at of Black
man's drug- store
Chamberlain's Eye and SKin Oint
ment is uiiequaled for id chronic
sores. Many cases liave lieen m rm
naiitlv en i d by
shay & Mason."
For sale by F-
The immense sale of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has been prod tied to a
great extent hy people who have been
cured by it telling their friends and
neighbors of its good qualities and
urging them to try it. The most se
ver" cold will 6oon yield to iu sooth,
ing effects. For bale by Foshay fc
Mason.
The dry cold weather of the early
winter nioi.ths is productive of ajgrea
ucai 01 croup among einidrcn. Moth
ers shonld be on the lookout for it,and
be prepared to arrest it as soon astthe
tirct symptoms appear. True croup
nevir comes without n warning 'la"'
or two befote tl e attack the chid
become hoarse, and that symptom U
soon followed by a peculiar, rou.rt
cough. If Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is given as soon as this hoarse
ness or cough appears, all danger and
anxiety may i be avoided; it has neve
failed, evenn n the most severe cases.
There is no danger in giving the
Remedy for it contains no injurious
substance. For sale by Foshay 4s
Mason,
I aliiornia urc.
The only guaranteed cure for!a
larrh, cold in the head, hay fever.rose
eo'd, catrrhal deafness and sore ees
R-s ore the sense of i;isie and unpleas.
mit breath, resulting from catarrh.
Kay and pheasant to use. Follow
directions and a cure is warranted, by
all d nggists. Send for u circn'iiV
lo Aiiit line Medical Company, "ro
ille. Cal. Six in-iiiths treatment for
l;sently mail, Tfl.10, For sale by
Foshay A; Mason,
We Can and II
Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir tor it
has been fully oemonstrated to the
people of this country that it is
?ujierior to all other preparations for
blood diseases. It is a positive euro
for syphilitic poisoning, ulcers, erup
tions atxl pimples. It purine- (.ho
whole system and thoroughly rinIJs
np the cnititiition.
Dealers in all tho latest improved
pianos. orans,sewing inachines,gunst
also a full line of warranted razors,
r-ntcher and pocket knives. The best
kind of sewing machine oils, needles
and extras for sll machines. All re
airiig in the abov lines neatly aud
rests (ibbly done.
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