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; -"V vv,;. 'Sr.-;., 15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, SpDAY,' MARCH 31 1889. VOL. IVO. 108. . .1 . .... . TtCmi aad Do Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir tor it has been folly demonstrated to the people of this country that it is superior to all other preparations lor blood diseases. Jt is a positive cure for syphilitic pnisoiiinjr, ulcers, erup tions aBd pimples. It parities the whole system and thorouchly builds up the constitution. How t'aN I'a renin allow their children to cough and n train and cough and calmly say, "Oh it's only a cold." and keep giving them cheap an J dangsrous medicines until they are down with lung fever or consumption, when they can he so easily relieved ry BEGGS' CHERRV COUGH SYRUP? It has no superi or, and few equals. Geo. L. Black man, dmt'L'ift. CaatlMi f Motkcra. Every mother is cau'ioued 'against giving her child laudanum or pare goric; it creates an unnatural craving for stimulants which kills the mind or the child. Acker's Baby Soother is specially prepared to benefit chil dren and cure their pains. It is harm less and contains no opium or mcr phine. Sold by Foshay & Mason. illd In the Bad. Is it not better to nip Consumption the greatest ecounre of humanity in the bud, than to try to day its pro gress on the brink of the grave. A few doses of California's most useful production, will releive, and a thor ough treatment will cure. Nasal Catarrh, too often the forerunner of ' consumption can be cured by Califor . nia Cat-R-Cure. These remedies are old and fully warrented by Foshay & Mason. SPECIAL XtfTlt'E. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the Belle vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofi'la enlargements, tumors and wens, 'without pain or the knife. He also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practit ed in the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or niht. His motto is "GOOD WILL TO ALL." fSTOffice and residence Ferry street between i turd and ronrth. Si! 4 Mill G. L BlifflAN. I Successor to E. W. Langdon -DSAL&K IN- iirugs, Paints, Oils. Perfumery and toilet articles, ala" a full line of books and stationery, periodicals, etc. Prescriptions carefullj compounded IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, Albany Oregon SUCCOESSRS TO Y.C. TWEEDALE Having purchased this well-known store and added largelyitoJ'theirfstock, carry an immense line of Stoves and General Hardware Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking stoves and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, add ail kinds of kitchen t utensiis: also a comlpete assortment of tars and kiwi Tools -AND- BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Puwps, hose, f:. pperware, tinware, srd plumbers' goods a specialty. Oar prices ar. guaranteed to be satisfactory. The public is invited to call . nd inspect our stock. Tweedale's building, Albaay, Oregon. What Is WANTED. THOSE WISHING A FIRST I class piano, sewing machine, the latest music or artists' materials, will hnd a bargain by calling at Mrs. B. Hyman's. The piauos are fully guar anteed for live years. The best pianca mule to stand the climate of the Pacific coast. The New Anieri can Sewing Machine will please most fastidious. Painting ana music lev sons given there. Stamping, Em broiderv and Dressmaking done to order. No. 115 1st St., Albnnv. Or. 9,999.00 IN GOLD To Be Given Away. Cut Ant thin auveitieriuent and send it J. LAI1MEK& CO., Nurseryman, Terouto, Canada, with 14 three-cert Canadian. i 21 two-cent American pootaja stamps, aid ther will send you by mail (postpaid) in ?nxi time far planting in April or May I'tzt, your cnoice 01 any ono 01 uie following rouectioa f plants, and enter your name in competi tive for tbe 19,999.00 in prold that they are ftvinr away in order to introduce t-beir nur sery stock. Collection of Plants: N. 12 hardy rosea. N. 2 S hardy etimrriac roses. No. 32 overbloomuiroars for. koue cul ture. . No. 4 2 dahlia. Ka. 610 (rladiola. K. o 3 hardy grape vises. N. 7 8 raspberry plants, 4 each slack aa red. Na. 20 strawberry plants, 4 choice hiss. 6 very choice plants lour bouse ul ture.' 1 No. 105 cherry currants (rot'). ! It. 11 ft Lees prolific currants (black) No. 12 -6 white grafi sumnts All letters with UussdverUsemeatenslosed alooir with stamps tor any one or more coi tion of plant, will be numbered as tbev rosss to band, asd the senders of the tm thirteen hundred will receive (rifts as follows: 1st 2M I The aext 20, 10 each. j d ISO ! The next 40, 96 each. 3rd - 50 1 The next 416, l each. 4th 30 1 The next 830, tl each. Ma- 20 1 . juter M.ouo letters hare bees received, the seaders of the next 1,100 letters will receive sifts as follows: 1st 225 I Next IS, S15 each 2nd 135 I Next 15, 10 each 2td - 75 I Next 40, $S each 4tb SO I Next 470, 92 each Ui io 1 Next 500. 91 each Aftjr 110.000 letters have been received e s.j let ol t ff n -xt 1,06 letters will re- Sits a. I0il w: ami ' .$100 ach Next 5 J20 each 3, 4 and 5.. 75 each I Next 15 10 each , 7 and 8. . iOeath NextttM . 3 each . 10. 11. 12. 26 each Next 93 1 each Alter 150,000 letters hive been received the waders of the next l.iw letters will receive rifts as folio: 1 tlOJ each j Next 10 920 each , 75 each Next 25 10 each 3aou4 00 each I Next 585 .... 2 each Next6 25 each Next 479 leach Any person My sand any number of timer for any of the above collections If 5 cents in stajaps extra is sent, we will send in Jun sort a primed list of the names of all persons tM are eoutiea to ruu. We wake this liberal offer to readers of the , aiuLD, knowing it will not pay uanew, but . our object is to intra luce our stock and build ii a trade Our mailing points are Toronto aad ShrubmounU Out., Kochester, N. Y., Louisville, Ky., Plamosville, O., and Chicajto, and we will ruarantee all stork to reach ur customers in yood condition. We empkry avents, but deal direct with eostoflieni, aad can sell and deliver stock to any part of the United States or Canada at about one half the price charged by other nurserymen, through agent. Hemember e will not be undersold by any reliable firm. Send us a list of wants and we will quote you price: or 10 cents for a handsome illustrated catalogue which you may deduct from vour first oruer. Aadress all letters, J. LAHMER & CO , Nursen'nen. TOKUNTO, CANADA. yaregorio or Karcotde Syrup. 3Bon of Mothers lilasa Caiitoria. Sxraariar -to Cmatm OIL, Chfldren evy tar Caatorim M-U Cast cri rarrt Cnlle, fAwatf notion tsur Stomach, DiarrlxBu, ErueieJion ; 7ivea healthy' sleep ; also aids a,vrim 1 "TTeconmeuJ Cbstorla. tnt chiI(bsnT romplainto, as superior loony yrescrlptluu kaowu to iut" H. A. AacBxs. M. IX. Ill Ba. Oxlotd Brmkiyxt. lO. TXbk Cwacra Ooxpjinr, 77 Hurray S&,3fev.Yorb. in 0 n ru n ? o Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvci ol purity.strength and wholcsomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be told In competi tion with multitude of low test, short weight alum 01 phosphate powders Sold only in c-ins, kotal Baking jow OEB Co., 100 Wall st. N. 1. D.W Ckwwley & Co., AgentsJSI Portland, Oregon, rnvsitiAN WH. DA VI 8, H. D. PHYSICIAN AND suieon. Oto be found at his office room ic Stranan'sbtock, First street. AHanv Orefton- DR C. CHASTBEBL1N. HOMEOPATHIC phvsicinn ant surgeon. Office, corner Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon. GW. IIA8TON, 1'HYSICIAN 'AND SUR , geon, Albany, Oregon. M. II. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND ,SURr geon, Alhai.y, Oregon. CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND Sl'R , ifcon Albany, Orecoti, office in Picrrc's new block Otfict.hm-.re, from 8 A. M. tni r. m. A J- ROSKITER, TEIERINARY f?n- ccon, L'radtate of Ontario veterinary collcire and tiiemberof the 'Ontario vrterin-arj- medical sm'iety, is pri pnred to treat the discuses of all d-wr.esticarcd animals on scientific principtai. Office ercond dorr eaht of the ociu home, Albany, Orcjjon. R KOLDHWAY, YETERTNARY SUR. treon, All)-.iii5,reiron.-3ra:iiatf OeJ man ami AmerUtti colleges. Tie Leadin I Ufliffj DR. N. PLiCKBURR-ATTOaNEY AT . Law. Alloiv. Onercm. OilnM in Ockl igr 3 bi llow's Temple. -Vill practice in all courts ) ot the statu, aitU (i' e special attention to all 1 lMKAEHTflW CHAKLES E. ATfORXEY V V at Law, Albany, K OrlireTrt roome 13 and 14, Voia:' Block, over L. E. lilain's stor TK. WEATI IOKPOCD, ATTtrRXEY AT . lw, Alhciny, Ore.on. Office in Odd Fellow's Tentiile. WBi practice: in all the conrtc of thesuite, and jfive special attention 10 an oiuiiiieae AT WASHING I0i . The Offices Changing Hands at a Lively Rate, , OBEilAM (111 rTMASTEB8Bir. Moiat EalBteTd'sominatlos Fiaallj Bc jected by tfa Bssate Lincoim't and -OtaT Conflnied. - Special to the IIlJL'.lls Washington, March 30. The senate toduy voted on Sherman'8 motion to reconsider the action by MsfcBt4'5 nomination . wan rejected, ltie motion to recon sider was lost, the vote lieing 15) ayes and 25 noes, so the noiuina tion stands rejected. The following confirmations were made: Robert T. Lincoln, minister to England. Allen Thorndyke Rice, minister toRnssia. John Hicks, minister to Persia. Geo. L. Lorin, minister to Portugal. Patrick Egan, minister of Chili republic. Thomas Ryan, minister Brazil. L. 15. llizner, minister to Central American states. V. L. Scruggs, minister to Ven zuela, W. O. Bradley, minister to Corea. Governor Chandler assistant secretary of the interior. MORE NOMINATIONS. The following nominations were sent to the senate : K. H. Terr:ll, of Texas, minister to uelgiunv. J. T. Abbott, of New Hampshire, minister to U. S. Columbia. J. XI. Bacon, of Oregon City, Oregon, was appointed postmaster. the to the A fcecla KeforM fraa tlw siitcbra. It is a well ascertained fact that. with respect to about ninety per cent in the community, the price paid tor fuod oomes tu uue-half tint iucoine or inure. After thiofuud is bought, livw mucli. tf it is watted hi bad cooking? How much faumao force is wasted in couuaqut-aoe of bad cooking? How mudi does tiyepepsia or indigestiou, canned by bad cooking, impair the w dirking capacity of tiie people of tiic United States and (UiniuiMi their product? Can five cents' worth p r nay bo tsavetl? Is not tiiat a very ui, KuJiicieut mcauure of the difference between pooiaud wasteful cuok and good, eojnoicical one? It live cont.s a day can be aved on food and fuel, win Hi at the same time that which is for the free .coinage xn direr. Silver is one uf the great pro ducts on the Pacific coast, and so for root demonetizing it aad era bins it out, I am in favor of upholding it and developing it, aud wiih all our great indus-nes. I shall be glad, in the position I take on these questions, to hav the earn est support of the Oregon State Grange, and of other state Granges and of the farming community genet- M, 1 think yon wiu una uie eooutj r:gni on mu tnese questions 01 eucn j vital interest to great masses of toe people, I shall at all times, tnorever, be glad to nave your suggestions nr regard to matters of legislation affect ine the interest of the people, and es pecially the interest of the people t f the state of Uregon, - 1 ., 1 -j 1 am very trnly yours, John U. Mitchell. Ukiteo Status Senate, Washington. Feb. 6 1S89 f H. K. Hayes, Esq., Oswego Clacka mas Co., Oregon My Dear Sir: Year esteemed favor of the 22d ulti mo is received. ' 1 am much gratititd by the sentiments expressed in your 'e'-te-. Oregon is vitally interested in the silver question and I earnestly hope her representatives will le.rn the wishes of the people aud act ac cordingly. Some of them are already in favor of silver, Ct.n you not do something to secure the united action of your delegation in favor of restor ing silver to its place as momey? If u could you would do a great work for the cause. Tours truly. Wit M. Stktart. A 1B8T ffNKRv'E. IT IS TEUE. The Reported Disaster to Vessels r..;. at Samoa CosfirmedV ; IWllMWO tr BV. CirMKB. Fifljf Aistdoans and 96 SenasasDrsiraei ' The UsiUd 8Ute PowsrlscsU Aid .... " Iks Dl Fated Ttsssls.' r - V t- -V' Thl ttstuut's Special Dispatches. 1 ; 'Washisotimi, March 30. The; navy c department ' has received dispatch, from Admiral Kimberly :onnrming the press reports of the unm 01 tne uerman ana American . , ? vv a : men-of-war at Samoa. The dlar. TCt2. f f - Frlskt I'aasea a tsirrsie Mai to Faint Away. Detroit Free Press. It was on the line between Churleitnn and Savannah, and we had run in on a siding to le' the express go by. She was behind time, and a number ofusstrolltd around some proposed to staf.d alongside ot one train while the other passed. The space between two tracks is little enough, but when you stand with ymir back to a car the space is frightfully re duced. You can extend jour arm and touch the passing coaches. Only one man decided to try this. The rest of us stood on the plat forms. He stood midwny of our train, his back to a conch, and he laughed at the idea of danger. When the express finally uppear-1 orders ed she whs runuiur at the rate ot mail. , forty or fifty mile an hour, and there was such a cloud of dust mat she might be taken for a cy clone. She came with a roar aid a scream. I saw the man turn -t i- .1.1 1 aie oeiore uie locomotive was up bought -and cooked may be converted to Inm. and the third car had not into more nutritious aud appttiz n j passed before he wiited ri-rht don REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS feiffer, Prop. Only flrst-eclaos house in the city. Large simple rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitonen. General stairs office for Corvallis.j HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweler, Albany, Oretpon, FJUND A. GOLD ItlNO WITH TOPAZ et. -Owner can have same byjcalling at r. m. rrencKS jewelry sisre. ystr3 QysSfWH.! UAfiTEKS AND OLYMPIAN- SERVED XjI treHb every day at H. DierckS' restaurant tooii, the difference in each coiinuiii. lty of 5.000 pe pie would be $1S!,500 a ear, or about nine per cent, ot' the total product of the typical commun ity, which we have afcsunitd to1- $ , :C0,C0Q a year in gros-. Wh n the attotition t the lahor refonii. , , is brought down from grand shtm-s ' for altering the whole constitution ot society, by aetof Congress or of the State Legislature, to the simple ques tiot of how each person, each family, or each community may better itself under existing conditions, great pro gress wid have been made in solving an tne problems wnicn are now pend ing. hdward Atkinson, in the April Forum. natch states that three U. S. ves- tAn, the Vandalia, Trenton and Nipsic and three German warships were wrecked. The British war ship Calliope, which was also at the point, weathered the gale. The loss of life was forty-six enlinted men and four offii ere of the United States navy, and ninety 6ix men from the German men-of-war. The names of the U. S. officers lost were: Captain C. M. Schoon maker, Paymaster F. H. Armes and Clerk Koch, of the Vandalia, and Lieutenant Sutton, ot the marine corps. At the nary department it is stated that there are no vessels on the Pacific coast ready to be sent to sea and in view of this fact the officers and crews of the lost ves sels will be sent home by the usual transportation methods. The gale occurred Marcn 15. The Trenton a id Vandalia are total losses. The Nipsic is beached and may b saved, though the chances are against it. The Vandalia lout four officers and thirty-nine men and the Nipsic peven men. All were saved from the Trenton. The Trenton and Vandalia's crews are ashore, but the Kipsic't are on board. The German ships Adler and Eber are total losses. The Olga is beached and may be saved. The German losses are n:nety-six. Admiral Kimberly also tele graphed as follows : "It is important to send .'500 men home at once. Shall I charter a steamer? I can charter one in Auckland. Lieutenant Wilson will remain Auckland to t.l Further accounts " by X'i .V -A" . LATER PARTKTLAl:s. MEXATWBIAL MNIOKg. Carries fte LareestLine of lien's reiaS'SM and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing tioods. Etc. in (ho Willaui otte Valley, be sutabiy vewarded W retuininir the same to Banc Uaamgart. Qf DOLLARS TO LOAN ON GOOD nV rea stoteeearitv. Aaolvta H. W crowder, AHaor postsffice. pOOD EOOhD &AXD TWO-EEATED VJI earnase. far safe atansroain. rvll joDascasaesr's Hvery aUble. Lamd gairvejbMb saaTin aware sravaroM axma cjm . L tain accurate and prompt awttlrby calling upen exHsouoty surveyot V. T. T. Fisher. Ht asaampwte oeaes ot BeM notes and town Dtp plau, and U prapareil fcodo sunreriiur in f 7 PVt Una cosmty. PottaOoe address, I gOtt - If y Miller. Wati,, Uan oomrty.Orewon. I SUITS MADE TO ORDER B "ERRI 1 ALBANY, - OREGON York, 8an I11 llMerehaot FOSTKR BLOCK, ALBANY Sells exchange on New Franciscu and Portland. Bur notes, state, county and citv warrants. Receive deposits subject te check. Interest allowed on tune de posits ;oliectiOBt receive prompt attention Uorresvondence solicited. tr Office nonrs irom b a. m. 10 or. u Ajrent tor ' reliable ore. and,marine aaurance companies. , CITY DEUG STOEE. FINE LINE OF- ART SUPPLIES TOiLKT AND FANCY ARTICLES. PRESCSIPTICNS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS, Albany Bath House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRISTOB ttrLa4:er and children's bair drew. nar a gnecialtr. Dntiie eattefaction euaranteid. WILL BROS. a. . - - Deaira in all the latest improved piano, oreans.eewinij machines.guns. also a full line ot warranted razors, butcher and pocket knives. The best kind of sewing machine oils, needles and extras for all machines. All re pairing in the above, lines neatly arid reasonably done. f- " ronton r mtdiell aad Stewart a the silver Qaestloa. H. E. Hajes, ol Oregon City, muster of the state Grange not long since wrote .letters to . the Unites) States senators' from this state and Nevada, to obtain their views open certain questions ef interest, and the following aaswere haye been received, Senator DoIdq net hating leplied jet. UK1TBO OTATK8 oEKATE, i WA8HiKOToi,March 9, 1889. J Hon.. H. . Haves. Master Etc Oswego, Clackamas county Orc- xwar sir: 1 near re. spectrally to acknowledge receipt years xeu. zotn ana 1 am glad to near, 1 am snre, mat yon approve nv course in aiding the nasaaire of a a a a . - . tne out mating tne agricultural bureau a department, and giving it a representative in the cabinet ;and also that you endorse' my position as to the election of U. 8. senate by the people. I should imagine i the gentieman who insisted that : such a coaatitatienal provision weald enable N. T. to send 30 or 40 senators, does net know much about what be is talking. 1 intend to re-introduce the re solution at the very earliest bpnor- j moiiy at tne next session 01 cou gress and to do everything in my pewer to secure favorable consider ation in the committee on Drivil- eges and elections, which, by the way, is I fear, reverse to the prop- SltlOB. ... I also note vonr susffestion on the Bilver question. Yon will hear from ine at length 00 that Question soon arter the opening f the next congress. I am gifiog the matter a careiui study. I have noticed during the ten years that I bare been in the senate, the disposition of the men who rcpresen- Wall street to crush out silver in this country, and I am net blind to the ehect of such a oolicv on the farming community and especially on the people of the West. I am ! decidedly of a lu niii tracks, ana wiien tlic express had passed and wc went to him, he had fainted as dead away 6 any woman ever did. W:ien he hid been revived, he said : "I thought I had more nerve. from wnere 1 stood it s;emed as 11 tne train was nead-rt nirht for me. and all at once I cot the idea that one of the coaches , would jump the track. The roar con fused me and the speed ef the train made my flesh crawl. I would nut try that posif'on again, safe as it looks, lor all the gold you could pile into our oarage car. KATE BY ANT. earrai raaiaaaneas of a Chinese Crlailnal. From Six Months in China. 1 At Canton I witnessed an ex ceedingly, horr.ble execution: The culprit's crime was one of a political character . A bole was dag nesr an ant hill and be was placed in it, standing erect. The earth was packed closely and drm lj around him, so that bis ch:n I was just above the surface. His mouth was then forced opened sod iasrened so with a piece of iron The next step was to completely paint nis rce ana entire bead with i s ms sweet staff about , the con jsiateocy of New Orleans molasses in cold weather, the inside ef the mouth being filled and a swat be rag run down his throat. Then train of the staff was laid leading to the ant hill. Almost before this was fie heal the ants found it, end in a m nate there were thousand of big red ants, some of them fourth of an inch in len&rtb. and even larger, 101 lowing the trait 1 n-y soon swarmed over his bead and ace, into his eyes, ears snd nose, and ' down his throat. The sufferings of the fellow must have oeen Horn tie in the extreme, but 48 aii three days later when visited, and a week afterward the ants were still at him. 1 ne ery coio weatner ui the earlv winter months is productive of a'grt-a deal of croup among children, idotb ers shonld be on the lookout for iLane be prepared ttf arrest It as toon as the first symptoms appear. True croua nevtr comes without a warninr; a dav or two before the attack the chid win uoan-c, ana mat symptoms is soon followed bv peculiar, roueh conph If ChamberUin's ' Couzh Kemedy is eiven as soon as this hoarse ness or coneh appears, all danger and anxiety may! be avoided; It has neve failed, evenn n th nu.1 rT in lit! flHTI CVOt is . Kemeto for It etl . , EST' For M" If Uiwtant V,lei" and fin snjfke dedly in favor of the passage ,ns,k forJ- Joseph's home made white resylution or an act rroviding nl. .7!,' ffa?" IlorTsale by most clear 6 dealers and at J. Joseph's factory, , Later advices received here from Auckland rearlin; the hurricane at Samoa say that the merchant vesnelH suffered severely. The bark IVter Go leflery and one oMier bark and seven ronsters were wrecked. Four other per.-ons were drowned. The Trenton was the finest wood en ship in the navy, and the Van dalU was also in good condition. The Nipsio was a email vessel. The loss of these ships will render the construction of an additional uuuiuer iit-ccMKiry. mere are no veshels in the navy which can be ordered to .Samoa within three mouths time, wf;jp Germany ha three cruisers now tm route, which.' were intended 9 relieve ihr Adler, Eber and Olga. ANX1ETV FOB MISSING FKIK.- Scores of telegrams have beetf received at the state department from friends of the ofliceisand men on the wrecked ships asking for in formation as to their fate. All the news received at the department in given to the press. ' INSTBt'CTIOKS FROM SKC. TACY. r, The folio mint disnatch ban nua sent to Lieutenant Wilson by see retary Tracy for Admiral Kember Jy, in care of the American at Auckland: ' Take each steba with nnrJ the Nipsic and the l: . Dcuumg we men nome as vou mar deem proper. Full power'is given yon. The Monongahelia sailed fcr Apia on February 21. Signed. . Benjamin F. TnAcr." : HOW TBK D1BASTBB OCCliRBBI. There is a great deal of specula tion am ng naval officers as u ik. circamstances which led ia th. American and' German the Apia harbor. The theory U that the hurricane nn denly and with intense vinLa.. accompanied by a very high tiae! and before steam sufficient to leava the narbor could be anchors dragged and the bip were hurled nnnn th& ,ttc Jact i tb.tthe English rnaf. Calliope put to sea ia an-n.,nli on the theory that she mar have height. w" " ltM atRIE MEKTIJ.. I .'5 New goods at Head's. C,W. Watts, the h.t ..j ..1. . job printer. ' 1 " T A - er Mnnfa.:. ' . a,?(feBtror the Sins Uo'wVmpVe W" FORUmairr Oblloh's Porua PUarar .i , . Foshay A Mason" lx"" Builders should ro to Smith Washburnc's fnr thi, and builder hard ware. " No. 1 Star tntiiaf AM anil all 1 - - con cannva jroodi at a figure at nrad Meyer's. Chamberlaisi's Eve and Skin Oint ment is unequalcd for ld chronic sores. Mauv cases have ho. antly cured by it. For sale bv Fo- sau) t Mason. vcrv lov - 1 hi '.ii 'i
