Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 06, 1889, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text- . , . .h. 'f y "v'' ' " - v' . mm w. OL. IV. KO. M. 15 CENTS A WJiEK. ALBiVNV. OKJSUON, WE DAY MOUSING, MARCH 6 lt89. 9,999.00 IN GOLD To lie Given f Away. ! Cut ont thit ac.veitbwmeni and send it J. LAHMKKAl CO., Nuwryniiin, n Tmlo, Canada, with 14 thrue-cect Canadian, fi V5 two-cent American Ofla;re utimps, ami tbet mill send 5011 by mail (totpai(i) in jjond time for planting in April or May t.cx, jour noice of any nn uf the following collocticn f plant, and enter your name in emnprti ttoi. lor the tJ.V.iO Ot in ifulJ ttiat they are frv'w rvuy in order to introduoe their not i7 stock. Collection of Flar;ts: Ko, 12 hardy rone. No. t 2 hardy climbing rows, Nu. ft 2 OTerblooBtitig4iMm far boa ral " ture. ' So. 4 2 dahlia. Ko. 5 10 gladioli. Ko. S 3 hardy grape viae. Mo. 78 raspberry plants, 4 eaa black aad red: Ko. - 20 strawberry plants, 4 choice kind Na 9 5 very choice plauts four house cul ture. No. 105 cherry currants (iet' No. 115 Lees prolific currants (black) No. 12 5 white grae currents All letters with this advertisement enclosed alone with stamps for any one or more coi tions of plants, will be numbered a thev ome to hand, and the senders of the first thirteen hundred will receive gift as follows: 1st 2S0 I The next 20, $10 each. 2nd 100 ' The next 40. $b each. 3rd - 60 j The next 415. 92 each. 4th 30 ' I he next 820, SI each. th 90 1 After 50,000 letters have been received, the senders of the next 1,100 letters will receive gifts as follows: 1st 9225 Next 10, 91S each 2nd 136 Next 15, tlO each 2rd - 75 Next 40. 5 iwrh 4th 50 I Next 410, t! ea, h Mh ?5 1 Nex; 500. 91 each .. I 11.000 letters have beea received, U ' l..si ir 11 1,000 letters will re- ; its i 1 i.l ws: . :1 ..xh f Next 5 920 each S, 4 and 5.. 75 each Next 16 10 each B, 7 and 8. . . .Vleach Next 364 3 each 9, 10, 11, 12. 25 each ' Next H93 1 each After 150,000 letters have been received the srndars of the next l.lw) letters will leceive trifta as follows: 1 9100 each 1 Next 10 $20 each 2..... 75 each I Next 25 ,10 each and 4 5o each j Next 585 .... 2 each Next5 25 each I Next 479 1 each Any person may fend any number of times for any of the above collections If 5 cents in tumps extra is sen,, we will send inJun ext a printed list of the names of all persons who are entitled to (rifts. We make this liberal offer to readers of the H nr ami, knowing it will not pa ui now. b-it ur object is to intro luce our sUx-k ml build Bp a trade. Our mailing ixiinU are Toronto and Shrubmount. (int., fiochester, N. Y , touisvillo, Ky., I'lainesville, O., ami Chicago, 111., and we will guarantee all suwk to reach ur customers in j:kwI condition. We emplov no arents, but deal direct with customers, and can sell and delirer stock to anv irt 01 the I'nitcil States or Canada at aliout imr half the price charge.1 by other nurservnicii. Uirouu'h airents. Kciiicmber we will not be undersold hv any rccihlc firm. Send us h list of wants and w ill ipjote Jou prices: or 10 ,-ei.ts for a hand ome illustrated catalogue which you niav deduct from voiir first order Autiresshll let-i-cr , J. UVHMEK iSc CO., Nurserynen. TOKON l O. CANADA. Thejlargest assortment erer.hrought this oouatry, embracing every thing for the aee of Al a very t line af lawn Crass. Sd ANB ONION SETS a-? retem raw .1 aa.-i tW t-l. aia!U- for this eliniate. I Tl.V :li rn. 'or ' J C CKaJTiS i'EK fAPER.' 0W A liberarriioaur t to dealers and , gurdnenbn violin iuviitity. ; SEEDS GARDENERS 'a!face,Tiiompsoim&roiciTY DRUG STOKE. v:"tKi".'.'(; c ii -n asi MB k SUCCOESSRS 10 W. C. TWEED ALE Having purchased this well known store ami artdeil largely to their stock, can y an immense line of Stoves and General Hardware Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking stove and ranges, parlor and conking stores, ajd ail kinds of kitchen ntensilst also a comlpete a-sortment of Farmers and -AND- BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Pumps, hose, copperware. tinware, rl plumbers' goods a specialty. Our prices are suaranteed to ),r satisfactory. The public is invited to call .nd inspect our stock. TweedaU's bnildinj.', Albany, Oregon. What is Carta ta fa Ur. garni 'PUcbrr't fl3, asmiiwg ana qnle tnrr t f1' "" Children' 4MapIaigta. Snperlor to Coaio-f taiegffrio or lfB.refrS.fi y-Tn.T. Catldgon cry tor Ctorin. Mil Item of Mothega br-r C" Tria. CaaWrRvvncaf Cnltc, ConstfnafTuo ; ot 6tomacb DiamuBa, ! ruetauon ; CUvea healthy alaep ; also alda digesUou i.mam1ftmwwwwR,mBMmia,iiRmmnaa The Leading dottier, Carries the Largest Line of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Etc. in the Willam ette Valley, SUITS MADE TO ORDER In His Merchant Tailoring Department fSTKK BI)CK, rG. L BLACKMAN Sticci-fsor t E. W. LaiipdoB AaLSJt IX- drills, Paints, Oils Pcrfntnery and toilet rticlct also u full line of looks and biat.ionery. periodicals, etc. tr Prcscriptroiii urfullj t'oinponndcd IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, ran, Gardeners' Tools T reeommenA fjistarla for ch(;TT;, romplaints, as fioporior to any prracrl r t U- known to m,n H. A. Abchzb. K. IV. lit Sa Oxford tit., Brooklyn. K. V. (Tss CKSTAinz Coupxsy, 77 Hurray St., "Sott Yor. -at--- - nriTBH m.m--j ALBANY IPiolUilllsi on Absolutely Pure. This Dowder never vanes. A marvel ot jur;ty,etren!;tli and hole6.meness More economiiai thau the ordiuar) kinds and cannot be sold in competi tion witr) multitude of low test, snort weight alum 01 phosphate iowden Sold only in c-ins. Rotai. Bakin 'o der Co . IOC Wal' t.. N. Y. D.W Crowley & Co., Agents, Portland, OrepoR. rHlMCIA! T . AT1S, M. I). I'HYSICIANj AND It sui.'eon. enn ip round at nig uiri-e room ii. SirahanV Mock, Kirtt utroet. Albany Orvgnn- 1R C. CHAMBEKLIN, HOMEOPATHIC 17 I'hviciaM anil turpton. (lltiee, comer I hini and I.von (rrta, All'anj, Oregon W. IIASTON.'II inHi'lAX AM) , peon, All'Hiiy, Oret'on. SUH 1 11. KLLIS. PHYSICIAN AM SVlljr gcn, ATliai y, Oregon. f C. KKU.Y. PHYSICIAN AND 5t"R I, ucon Albany, (iri'uun, ufKee in Puree new block. Olfite.huri, from 8 a. . to r. m J. KOSSITEK, VE" KKINARY St R. i . ceon, irrnlnate of Ontario veteririjp rolle;c ami mriiiber of the .)nlLr:' xeti rn. r inetlital boeiety, ic pr pared to t.r-ut tle tiiMwsn of all u'n t-t:eatd aiiimsiis on siiei'tTic iT'neij.k'S. Otticn sceomi dm r Hint of the oj-.cra lionse, Albany, Orcircn. DU K Kd'uliKWW, jrc-n, Albany, Orrj VETERINARY SI R rrffnn. - 4.ra:ii:ite of lier; mnn nn.i Amrrrrn rolleees. Klorlrieund llumenpulhir Trent uirnt riMlOSE HrilRlN EIT1JKK OF THESE X Kilt and reliable nieth'-ds f mating nix ea-x- ill fiml Ur. E. A. McAl nttr prufutcH with t-xicltcut a)iiuair lur anmiiiisteriiitr ei'.hcr. ax the iiuMirce. tbi e-e niH rrfinin H ills', br foii'id bisollUeoll Tl:irl Ktreet, two ticurs Muith tif th- le'jriic livb K'atitm. when n:f :ili?ent en pp'lesMonal ImxineMS. I OK. E A. M AI.I.STKB, IK'MKipAlIIH j hyM' ian, liux rniiovel his .Hie fr.ii I'iinn'x blo.-k l bin rit-iiii-i.ee n Third Miect. two dirx Minlh ! the fleet lie liyht stmii i.. tTtOK.I.VS. 1 R. N L'. u. RI.Al'KIU'RN, A1TORNEY AT ik'How x Ten:.:e. ill i.ra-tirc in all eoun j the slate, and (rue Hpecial attention to all liusinma. H,TOLVERTON CHARLES E. A PToRNEY y f at Ijiw, Albany, Or. Orhi e in roonin la and 14, Koxter's liinek, aver L. E. Main' stor . T K tl . la WKATHollKORD. ATTORNEY AT law. Albany. Oriiron. iitlirc in Odd KcIIuw'h Temnlc. Will practice in a!l the cnite of theitate, and jrive njiccial attention to all hiiHinexa REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR.-CHAS Ifeiffer, Prop. Only first cclaxg bouM: in the city. Large sample rooms fur com mercial men. No Chinninen employed in the kitchen. General staire otfli-e for Corvallis. H EWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweler, Albany, Oreirnn, FOUNI A HOLD KING Willi TOPAZ set. Owner can have aauie by .calling at E. M. French's jewelry afore. . CORDS OF1 FIR AND MAPLE V wood for sale, ly to S, Gourley. Oyster t Oysters ! EASTERN AND OLIKPiAN SERVED freeh every day at H. Uiercks' restaurant Laad Karveylait. UT PASTIBS BK8IRIKO SDRVCTINS DON! CAN 0B tain ae urate and prompt ork by callintr upon ex-county surveyor F. T. T. Fisher. He has complete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepared to do surveying in any part of Linn county. PostofRce address, Millers Station, Linn county. Oregon. H. F. . MERRILL, Banker ALBANY, ORHTCON Sells ext-bunce on New York. San Fraiieisou end Portland. Buv notes, htale, county and c -it j warrants. Receive deposits subject ta cheek. Interest allowed on lime de posit Collections receive prom pt attention Correspondence solicited. "OfHce hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m Awnt for reliable fire and marine Rptiranee companies. Aibanj Bath House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR EgTLadier nd ebildrenV hair dress tig a specialty. UniiJe satisfaction irtinrantcd tv- It ILL Blips. Dealerf. in all ths latet iin.ro (l ian... oians.6ewii nincliines.tnir.fi. also a i till In.' t warranted ruzorf, I nrr-hrr an. I p.xiliet I r.iv.B. The Uf t kiiul el srwing ma.-linK- i U, i.eciles aijfl eitr.iy fr machines All rt- :tir?:i ' hi th" aU: lit.ws uwti! and GENERAL NEWS. President Harrison Appoints His Cabinet Bill KB lit O THS tlT, Aid the Others Are si Already Exported - Notes 'ion the Statd CapiUl EarUrn News. Ths Hiiiau'i Special Dispatches.l Washington, Feb. 5. President Harrinon to-day sent to the senate the following nominations : Secretary of state James G. Blaine, of llaine. Secretary of the treasury Wil liam Windom, of Minnesota. Secretary of war Kedfield Proc tor, of v ermont. Secretaiy of the navy Benjamin b . lracv. of rew York. ), Se'retary of the interior John w. Noble, of Missouri. Postmaster General John Wan namaker, of Pennsylvania. Attorney-general W. H. H. Uiller, of Indiana. Secretary of agriculture Jere miah Rusk, of Wisconsin. The cabinet was confirmed by the 6enate. TB AIPKrKIAT10. BILL. II Is TweMtj-Uve Mllllaa Dalian Leaa Ikaa IamI Tear. Washimgton, March 5. The amount carried by the general ap propriation bills passed at this session of congress was $281,879, 000. against $300,986,000 for the current year. E.EA10U aLATKK HIKI(i. It Is Xaw Tboacht That He fan Not roKfcibly Kerover. La Gkande (Or.), March 4. There has been a slight improve ment in the condition of ex-Sena tor Siatr, and this morning there was a hope of his ultimate recov ery, but a chantre fur the worse has oi-cuired and he is sinking rapidly. H is sons, Hank J. .-latei, register of the land office in the Harney land district, Woodson Slater, dep uty state treasurer, and John Slater, of Washington territory ,and all others of the family are here (uWIHI'l 4 If F., :l7i! N.. T':r.y Surrenr1rr tiimsrlf niitl Im llelU lur I rial. San I-'ka.w ist -o,' March 4. Iavi l S. Terry, for whom 1 ench war laiits )iad been i-ueJ ly ti.e I'nited States ditrict court on tour indictments in cciim-ction with the contempt of court matter, siu- rvnueiei; in released on charge. nsell to-. lay, $5 M0 boiids an.l was on each A lint tier tlurlliiiake linek. Gi;yaui ii. (Ecuador) via (iahes- ton. March 5. Another sliaip shock of earthquake was telt here and at Stations on the night of .March 3rd. It began at 8:40 o'clock and lasted 8 seconds. MATE llP.Klli:s. Xetsj Kalrs Irani the Male Cap ital -Aviaries Appnlatrit Salem, March 5. Articles of in corporation filed in the secretary of state's office by the the Swan Isl and Real Estate Co., Win. Shor lock, S. G. Keed, Martin Winch, incorporators; principal office, Portland ; capital stock, $100,000. The John Barrett Co., John Barrett, John O'Connor, J. 1. Barrett, incorporators; object, to manufacture and del in plumber's tools, materials etc. ; principal place of businees, Portland; capi tal stock, $100,000. L. W. Darling, Condon, Gilliam rounty, and A. rf.McClure.Euaene, were appointed notaries public. PvKIXll Nsns. Vrrillrl fur Danangea Acalnst the O. K. S. raaapany. Portland 'Or.), March 4. The jury in the case of J. M. Wood ward against the O. Ii. & N. Co. for twenty -eight thousand dollars damcges tor injuries received while acting as a locomotive engineer, rendered a verdict in favor of plain tiff for $9773. ktiut.t ;ktio.v Battine De Ville. Use FalirnuVb panacea. New goods at Read's. Froncli keeps railroad tune. Dr. Nej:tis reinovo cancers witbout paiu or the knife. And, Haunab, how is your may Down at Read's looking at new good of course. It will pay you to go and see the beautiful ait studies at Guisi A Son's drug store. J A. Archibald, agent for the Sing er Manufacturing Co., oppesite da Fellows temple. FOK 1A MR HAK, SIDE ORCIIFST VrE SMlohV Porus Pluster. Price, 25 cent. Fob It ay A Mason. Have we got 'rm. Of crurse we have, jut ftiieks i.f icw goodr, ard e want to 11 I bem at 'V. F. KedV Fiil-rnej's celebrated Mood cleanser .it hio'.vi ell t Slainiid and at Deyrti-- l!olis iiV. P.J. liultifnore geiier:.! ..-cut. Fur our line iniporUd ir;l Ke Wist i-iir. ri to M. liaunigart i-;g;ir slur.', one door eubl of LUacb THE PonCK UW A BttlTW. A Vlrtory Wan bv a Woman Irani California. Washington, March 2. A Cal iforuiau woman has won a victory here. In 1873 Allnd Hedber ot tbe Fitteeoth United States In fantry was dismissed from the e;-- v;ce upoii charges preferred against him. Lie was serving in Arizona at the time. He hd married a Ca'it'ornia girl, Miss Jcuoie Hob- bins; whose mother now iires iu Berkeley. IIedberg'4 dismissal was due somewhat to the jeiuously of his aociate orHcere. He u a Dane by birth, and. it is s dd, wa too rigorous in enforcing discip line, His wife is a beautiful woman. He and she haye been at the 6tipitar since 1878, seeking to get a bill through CongrefS restor ing Captain Hedberg to the army. Hedberg got a place in the Pen sion Office and lired en his salary received there while trying to get his vindication from Congress. Mrs. Hd berg won to his support nearly every Senator and a big majority of Representative?. The bill restoring Captain Hedoerg to his former tank in the army was at the last session, and Cleveland a few days ago nominated him and yesterday the Senate confirmed him as Captaiu of the Fifteenth United States Infantry. AN lI.Bl rii. Bat It Had aaard a Faraaar far TL'Irtj-ciue Tears. Providence Journal. The following story is told about as illuminating an illustration of New England character as could well be given. It i- the story ot an o!d man who f r thirty-one years was torn iy a sti u;ire be tween bis conscience ami fib' 50. Foi thirtv-oae year.- he endured remorse and uohappiuei-s before he could i.iaku up "is miod to re linquish the $10' 50, but finally his conscience not the netter ofh: ;;reed and he did the right thing, and did it thoroughly and com pletel3 . Stern conscientiousness, combined with tenacity of thrift, are chief components iu that sturd icess of character which has won tor New Englaud ideas a domin ance oyer the wholu com. try, Aoout six months ago a man 70 yeurs old or more called at the office of the Provideuce acd Wor-' center Itiilroad in Piovidcnce, and, finding the treasurer, showed him au oid height Li I and asked if it was correct. The treasurer looked ;it the bill, which was latcd Dec cmoer 3, 157, and found that on a lot of appies no freight had been chalked. Alter some t.llW theu-d man went out. A tew l.ij .o he n iuined and s:iil to the trcii.-'.inr that In had come to pay the bal ance on the inirtj -one var-old freight bill, which bv accident n the I'ttit ol the company had not been cha:'"id aui be w.nfed to pay it with inten st at 0 per cent, lie said the Ui.paid bilance ! -id fretted him for thirty oue yeais. and he discovered the error at the time, but I ng voef lecausc some of the gooJs weie damaged during transportation, he concluded to say nothing about it. But he soon overcame the vexation and in tendtd to pay the bill, but never had done so. an.l now he could carry the load no louger. The amount due was f 16 50, and the interest at 6 per cent amounted to $30 69, a total of $47 ID. The treasurer offered to compromise, saying if the goods had been dam aged the rviroad company would he responsible, and made several propositions for abatement, but the retientaut old man would accept uone of them. Finally the treas urer offered to take $30 In tall set tlemenL The old man accepted this and a receipt was made out for that amount. The man took it, read it over nwhile, aud 'then handed it bark iing be rnougut he sl.culu better u he had paid the whole amount inteiest and all. Accord ingly a receipt was made out for the $47 19, the whole sum was naid and l' e old man went away, leaving a thirty-one-year-o'.d night mare behind. iiprd In the Bad. Is it not better to nip Consumption the greatest scourjre of hutuanitv in the bud. than to try to stay its pro. ercss on the brink of the grave. A few doses o! California's most useful production, will releive, and a thor ough treatment will cure. Nnsal Catarrh, too often the forerunner of consumption can he cured by Califor nia Cal-K-Cure. These remedies are sold and fally warreuled by Fosliav 6c Mason. Vuard Against The.Mrlke, Aud alwavs have a bottle of A.'- -s Kngl..-ii Remedy in the honoe. ' in cannot tell how soon Croup may strike your intlrt oue, or a cold or couh mv fas-, n itself ntxin von. On . it f dose is a i inventive aud a few doses I . . ... 1 a itositive cure. All Throat and l.unir tr.mhii a yield t its treatment i Tlie Remedy guaranteed i- Mason by. V at. u u i . - Chiiaibeilain's Kye and tKin Oint nieut '" unequaled f.i old (I ronic sores. Mkiivcnk'h l.nvc been p-. rma n ;m t ; i" 'I'd t,y it For In- Ko- Sliav Xl Y.2frT)M Trv react, Cu.'s. f"f iliore WalUce. dni( i aled at 1 U Lit IU tif Ll l T. aeaalar Blarbbarit Trll a taxi alary Himself. Not loug a:o Senator Black -bo n went to Western Texas en a pleasure excursion, and en route took iu the Ionian Territory. He was so p'ea d with its gre r, lilue gras-y e 'ipi-aianc infill-: concluded to make horseback journey i.'irotigh a part of it. Ouu dav while he was r:ding aloue.tak lug in the glories ol tne great pas ture luud, tie was overtaken ty a well-mounted, well-armed aud well-dressed redskiu who spoke a little English. "Cowman el r was his first in quiry. "Oh, no; I'm just looking at ibis -tine country,-- -don't -.live here; I live in Kentucky "Kentuck! Ugh! You got wiii2ky? The Senator had a small flask of "Old Crow" in his side pocket and immediately produced it. In a lit tle time tbe aboriginal wanted a second drink, and finally the whole uV-k; but after giving him two "jiggers' tbe civilities were brought 13 au cud. That evening, when the Senator was iu tbe public room of tbe hotel at the little Texas town, be told tbe circumstances of having met the Indian, and said : "Iu ail my Hi I have never seen any iiuiuau on God Almighty's green earth thai ever bad a tithe of tbe appreciation lor a bottle of whisky that this redskin mani fested Gentlemen, 1 am teliing you uot a whit- more than the ab ac lute truth when I say that Indian begun I iy offering me his repeating Coils Mile, and eudeu by dis mounting front his borne and offer- mi; in.- Ins Aiapahoe blanket, bis Mexican silvc-rmounted saddle, his guu, pistols, and the horse itself tor what remained iu my flask. 1 reallv believe he would have given me Iks L-uging?, moccasins, gee string and all, and gone back naked fur just that little modicum ot whisky. "Well, Senator,' said one of his auditors, "why didn't you trade with him?" "Trade with him'f" exclaimed the Keuluckian, in utter astouisn ment at such a suggestion. "My God, man! it was the last half piut I had." A Child killed. Ano'. her child Willo i l.y'llic use of opiates given in the form of Sooth ing syrup. Why m.r.hers givej their children stirh oea.llv poi"n is aur prisiuj when th-jy can rebeve the child -it Jit 8 M.'b'nii tr.iulili-s by using Aekei's Babj tSeoiher. It contains iio opium or nim-pliine. Sold by Fosliav A Mavuti. C'nllioi-aia al-tt-4 tire. The only sriinranlc d eure for'ea tarih, cold in the h-ad, bav fever.rose oi'd, eati rhnl deafness and sore eyes lJes ore the sense of I Jste and nnpleiis aiit breath, result imr from catarrh, Eay and pasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is va ranted, by all d-ugists. Send for a circular to Abieline Medical Company, Oro villo. Cat. Six months treatment for 1 ; sent by mail, f 1.10, For sale by Fosbay A: Masan, Guarantee Aeucr's BIimkI Elixir tor it has been fully dc moimtrated to the people of this ctuutry that it is uperior ti all other preparations for blood diseases. It is a positive cur fur syphilitic poisoning, uloers, erup tions aad pimples. It purities the whole system and thoroughly builds np the constitution. Maw aa rareata allow their children to cough and strain and cough and calmly say, "Ok it's only a cold," and keep giving them cheap an! dangjroua medicines until they are down with lung fever or censumntiort; when they can be sa easilv relieved iy BKGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP? It haa no superi or, aud few equals. Geo. L. Klaak- ni, droggist. t'aailaa ta Mather. Every mother ia cau'.ioned acamsk giving her ehdd laudanum or pva Hric; it creates an unnatural craving for stimulant which kills the mind or the child. Acker's Baby Soother ia specially prepared to benelit chii- Ireu and core their pjiins. It is harm less and contains no opium or niir phine. Sold hy Fodiv fc Mason. risaplea aa the race Dei o i an impure state of the b!o d and ai looked uimid bv manv with snspici.) i. Acker's BIikhI Elixir will remove a impurities and leave the complex! smooth and clear. There is iiothiut.. that will thorouehly build np the coiibiuution, purity and trengthmthe whole system. Sold aod guaranteed by Fosbay & Mason. The dry eald weather of the early winter months is productive of ajirrea deal of croup among children. Moth ers should be on the lookout for it,and te prepared to arrest it as voon asthe m-.i oiiii,ioins apiiear. i rue croup nevtr comes witbout a warninr:a dav .,. ...... w or two rn-foie the attack the elibl wili 1. .... ' xnn? : oare, aim mat rupi. iiis is N,,,MUI"'Jr "V s peculiar, lou-h ' ....ll.rl. i nniiiiieriiiiii s I ouirn iicinedy isgiveiiMbsiMiiias tt.i hoarse- nes or eoutrh apnear. ll ilamrer and anxi-.-ty rnayi be avoided; it has neve 1 failed, eveim n the most severe eases. There is no dauber iu ;ivin!f the Remedy for it ent.iin no injurious sui.istaiice. For sit!e by 1'osliay fe liui'.i. t howli! t-o to Siidtl, '"ash'iiirin-V for their; uricn i rs tvols a iitzX"-Z?'& v,GUiSS & SON, PROPRIETORS, ai.d b liaiiJcia Luidwaie.