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15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, THURSDAY MAY 2 1889. - ' g VOL. IV. yp, 131
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SUCCOESSRS rO.W. C. TWEEDALE
Having purchased this well known store and added largely to their stock,
carry an immense line of '
Stoves and General Hardware
Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking
stoves and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, aid ail kinds off kitchen
3 utensils! also a comlpete assortment of
Farmers
and
-AND-
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
Pumps, hose, copperware, tinware, rnd plumbers' goods a specialty. Our
prices are guaranteed to be satisfactory. The public is invited to
call . nd inspect our stock. Tweedale's building, Albany, Oregon.
Cartoria frThySmnTC VittShn9 til(U tomuw and qolcTc earo i--fafnta-
MdClrfldrwa "C?oinplalat. Snparior to Cantor i
'Parggorig ay Urotto gyruy CStgJn fw Cwtorfct. a:.'
ar itomacli4 Diurixea, l;uutxlioc
ill neatth sleep ; also aida digeatioa r
-iL-nJ j.. J J pjjuM ml mr, wn is m an n i i in i mm un
The Lealn.
arries the
Lsirgsst Line of
Glothhsg,
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etto
SUITS MADE
Ikiekiiii rf;iiioii Deprtiiieiii.
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ART SUPPLIES
TOiLET AND FANCY ARTICLES.
FRESCSiFTlONS CAREFULLY ICCMFCUNLED.
QUiSS & SON, PROPRIETORS,
ggTHsr wird Deutch gesprochen.
6. L. BLACKMAN
Successor to E. W. Langdoo
ui'Ugs, Paints, Oils
Perfumery and toilet articles,
also a full line of books arc
stationery, periodicals, etc.
pgf" Prescriptions careful!?
compounded
ODD FEI1CWS WHl
Albany
IB
Gardeners' Tools
n niG o
"T recotmnenS CSactoria for ehildivr-.Y
rotnplainta, aa BDPntor tomsy prcsc.-i ,-.'!.:.
juiows to me.'T TO. A. A3Chbb L D
111 So. Oxford St hxookljii, il T.
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1 1 2. x
TO ORDER
ALHANY
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Absolutely Pure.
This powuer never vuriet-. A marvti
of purity .strength and wbolesomeness
More economical than the ordinary
kinds, and canpot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test, short
weight alum or phosphate powders
Sold only in esns. Royal Bakin 'ow-
bbr co . w Wtiii st.. n. y.
DW Crowley & Co., Agents,
Portland, Orcfion.
WI1. tUVIS, M. P. MlYSiCIANj AND
suieon. Can te found at his ottice
room in StraS.an'u block, I irst street. Albany
Oregon-
irCCIl AM B KK LI J.'7 HOMEOPATHIC
physician and furjfeon- Office, corner
Third and Lyon streets, Albany.-Oreeon Of
fice hours, mornings, 8 to 9 and 12 to 1 and
after 6 in evenings.
GW.
geon, Albany, Oret'on
Mil. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN' AM Sl'Kr
. ,'eon, Albany, Oregon.
CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN ANI 5LT
. ;eon Albany, Orejron. office in Pierces
new block. Otlicc.hours, from 8 a. m. to 4
p. M.
A.
J. UOSSITER. YETEKIXAKV Sl'R-
Iteon, L'raduatu of Ontario veterinary
college and member cf the Ontario veterin
ary medical society, is prepared to treat the
diseases of all domesticated animals on
scientific principles. Office at Ans Marshall's
livery stable. Kesidence th and Calnpooia
streets, Albapv, Oregon.
DR. R KOLDEWAY, VETERIXAHY SI R.
jfeon, Albany, Oresron. - Graduate of fierj
man nil Americnn collru'M.
ATI- Kr'9rT,...
. -K. llLAC KHI RX. " O. W. WRKIIIT.
BLACKU!
I.S.W,
lil'KX, A: WRIGHT ATTORXKY AT
Albany, (ieir'!. Ollice in Odd
bellow VI enii.lc. Vill pj-,. tice in all courts
of M state, aiid ie Kucc.al attention to all
bm-uoss.
Yolyi:i:'i)N .,ii.uuj:si:. ArroitXKY
Tl r.t Law, Alb:in, Or. Oilii e in rooms 1j
ami li, Fosters ti!.:k, ovt I., i:. Klain's
stor .
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K. WEATHOKKOlti",' A'lTuKNEY AT
i;iu-, .Miiany, r-irQn . nli-:e in (Mil
l-'cliott s Teinplc. Will iiract in all the
court," ot thestate, and e speciU iittnlion
to all business
RLYKRK I
I'lViiT, r,
ilol Si:, AI.liAXY, OK. C1IAS
pr,i;i. Oniv tirst ccluss house
in wn city. Laru s.'uiijilc rooms for eom
mrcial meii. No Chinamen employed in th
kitclieii. (.ieiierril stnye tMU'-v fur (.'orvalbf.
HEWKUI-. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKK
. anil jeweler, A I ban v. reK"i,
Li'VrJ
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sli ek-r 'lav st H.
..n kn' iuaiiiit
OAn Jmi.l.Aii.s "mi I.O.AX ON :w
' i rea' rstatt scrnritv. Apply to S. W.
Croilc", A'bar.v p-toC;ee.
I.lltHi MIVVCjiMK.
L '.:ti . i;.-.it. pro:: p c iiiii,,.
ur-on f MTujm t-. I". T. lV;ir. He
ln'M o,:i,,i (:. ''!( ::! i'l-'il n;,;, s ;iinj :oi;;
sbi; p? !, :.j..l is vi.. f. : ! u.-.Ut ,rvxl:tx in
iv jii-.i-i ii . :,.. . lo-'.o::itf (.'i-ctH.
Zi litis station, l.iiiu oiiii; . . i irf'Oti.
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'oilri. !i.i!K- r.'i-C'orri-s;.i)j(li.'ni
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lib a fid
HAIR
soiT.vw vfr.iiizz, nior-Riirron
;2r,"I.:i..!:c;' "tMi t hildrenV hair dress.
Ijg a specially. i:r:t:.i? t-ntif fuetion
giarante:d:
A..T.;S Oil'.
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ii:-.c of the
. !.' .r.i n i, I
i! who i.iio.
'v t.'al'ic to
K.l l out r :i
f-toiv OI -., .-: , ,,
tirtn of Co-ii i.. .. ... :, c.
Wish to cail !i:- i-..tt..ti,i: fjf
th"i;-si.l' cs ii r.yl,to.i to I 'liOM
i,;i ...in h '.!.( ai oik c. 1-jviii
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'th. I cvjTi-t to l-aiij....
f;. 'nl n--i-imt.i i...t.
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i,.in in .,--., i :..-t n-::(ly.r!(-ic lirowi;.syi!!e
n! l-e i.-mi v ;:l. ;.i,o:Ucr f.:r ( olic.tu. ,
v.uii la t.:c "is- ; ufiic-ici.t.
0. . tO.'-Iiou', H:-B.Ta
Is th rcasou peopJo will not, can
not or do not seVjmy difference in
cheap nostrums put ud by Cheap
John houses or irresponsible parties
at enormous proOftf rather thau take
a medicine of world1' wide reputation
and one that i . J universal satis
faction at equai vce! No medicine
in the worl'l ia g such imparal
leled stttisfajtia-for purifying the
blood as Bf gca Blood Purifier aud
Blood Mal ar t-Very bottle that
does not i a its . work will cost you
nothirig.j,-''1 Blackman, diug
gist. "
CaartllAgaii it. Tbe.irike,
And always hV' af fcottlo of A."' - :i
English Remed'jii the bouse. Y u
cannot tell hov vj Croup may strike
y'o'UrIiitlejiies;' ,r ft-Eolil or, cough
may fasten itself 1 1 you". "" Out;
dose is a prevent; v ; . .. i few doses
a positive cure. -hroat and
Lung troubles yk-!: 'is treatment.
Tlie Remedy guaiu'.ced ly Foshav
ik Mason
CaathMi to Mothers.
Every mother is cautioned against
giving her chld laudanum or pira
corie; it creates an unnatural craving
for stimulants which kills the mind
lor the child. Acker's Baby Soother
is specially prepired to benefit chil
dren and cure their pains. It is barm
less and contains, no opium or mor
phine. Sold by Eoshay & Mason.
SPECIALGXVTIC'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 make? a specialty of treat
ment with electricity. Has practii ed
in the German French and English
hospitals. Calls promptly attended
day or night. His nn-tto i
"GOOD WILL TO ALL."
TiTOflice and residence ferry strict,
hctween Third and Fourth.
Try Com: Bro's
Havana eiirarf..
I'tppoo 5 tnt
9,99900
IN GOLD
o Be Given Away.
Cut ont tliia auvcitisrment and cc:h! it
"J. L&!i''-iP -V- CO., Nunvryman. Toronto,
Canada, wiai i three-ceit Canadian, oi 21
twcctit Amrriean postage st'iraps, aud they
will send you by mail (postpaid) in good time
for planting in April or May next, your
choice or any one or the following collection
of plants, and cuter your name in competi
tion for the SVJyil.OO tfold that they are
giving away in order to introduce their nur-
ery stock.
Collection of lkiit:
No. 1 hardy roses.
o. 2 2 hjrdy eliinliin pwes.
No. :--J overbloomi'ij; rows fTliru--eJ cul
ture. No. 1 2 dahli'w.
Xo. 5 -lOladiob.
No. li -:t hardy riipe vines.
Xc. 7 - 8 raspberry Jihrnts, 4j each b!act: and
red.'
No. S- 20str.iberry plants', 4 ehi Mini's.
Xc. cry choice plants four bouse t"i!-
ture.
Xo. 10 ,i cherry currants (reV).
Xh. 11 S Lees prolific curi ants (black)
.no. iu .1 white jrrac ei.rmits
All letters with thlsaiivertistmenteni-ln-tii
a:iitf w ith stamps for any one or more coi
tions of plants, will I. e numbered ait icy
"in : to h.md, uii.l the Renders m the A si
tliirfe-.ii I '!n-lretl will reccite iitsus el'.on.-"
'st -:?l'.)!I 'I be nc?;t 20, y!0 each.
I'M 1 The nct li, ..' each,
:rd - .Vi I The next ii each.
;tli - :m ' I In- next bl, ! each.
. .!b 20 1
Attt-r r.nt i) Ictrcr-. li -c be :i r'ceivti!, tiie
S"'j-U . s -: !ie next i,H-o ltr-rs will n. L..c
ii.ts .i f.-l!;ivs:
tt't j Xoxt.K', .--l.'i li-.cii
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7." I ,i t -i!'. earn
.'.0 Nest I7 "i i:
2."i Next :tn. "'! each
1 i,no-. Ii-tturs have bwn ve::r"vs.:I,
l .i t-1 1 ic n . -xt 0 li iters' will r. -l
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s-tiders of t i: r.ext I.I":i !-tt.eiii v,'i ir-r..iv.-
1 -j.W.t vi.-.-h 1 Next 10.
2 7.- eaib ; Next
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Ai.-v itis in li.ay tcinhinv ikmi:Ii rrf tiim-i
ff-ranj ! aliovt- c-oil. i-rir.i s I f : n i:tsln
Kt.Tin; i'M. -a ' k;d;,w v. ili t-trn: i:. .hiii--in
t : i rii.ti- l li: t c.i the ii;ii:;a i f p'.r.-oi.s
w!io ;nc cni;tlt.-il t.' jriit".
Wo liula- tiii-i l:li;r.il r.ffi-r to re:i.ii-r. of ti e
11 ft: .!.;. U.-if vin' it will net v. usm.w,
our o'ljt-ft into iitro in ooiirst-.: k r.n.l !i;i!il
i;;. a trai'o. Our ;:tiiiits; aw T"i r oto
uml .)iriil.i!!Oiir;t. ;nt., t.'i.jtusier, A. Y.,
l.' liln illr, i.v., I'iui'iLSvi!:.-, ., ;-i.,J. Cliii u.-n,
ill., .ml will .au.tn.iitt-e ;t!l i '..); to n.:u-h
oiir iistmoeis in ::i;oi oomlit; i.. Vi c i nniii-v
l.o a-'i lits lmt iloil i!i;i.---t v.:tli i u-.to:i!t.r-.
J n'lil '..'i Hell ui:'I ili-!ivcr vti.cl; t:. ..
I tin- l uitii! titjrtscr Can. ma .u.out ..nc-
aa uii-pouv ruui:;"u i;y o:ik.-j iiur-ci'vir.-.-u.
t!;roi:u!i f.trciits. il.-ini.-iiil.tr .-,- v.-ill iiot l e
uii(Ji-r.-i'!il I'v any iti.fil.i-: f-ciuli::
!it v.ant.i i v.' will ;tic.
lit i-.::it. for it Iniui-i.me ii:i..tii'.t(Mi',.Jfa:,-.l;l!0
viliHi - on iiur.' il-.ii;:ti ixii; vo:;r 'i:rt i.n'cr
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las -i;u;o. ..r.viii n-.i.eljii-.e, ti.o I
l.iitsic cr artists' will !
lave
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y tiu by caliin-- at Mrs.. H '
ii .iiiui . in; iiiiwios are iniiy "j; r
antecd for Jive years. The he!
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can Stuiiii-.- Macldiie wili
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GENERAL NEWS.
Mrs. Scott Asks the Court
Look After her Business.
M'ISAACS LINGERS IN .IAIL.
Eao Francitco CarpeDter Falh from a
Scaffold -Blaiae'a Sickness- Ohl v
bema Baslcess Satisfactory-
The HkraiVs Special Iispatehes.l
Portland, May 1. This mom
ing Mrs. Catherine Scott, widow of
the lato C. C. Scott, of the unman
house, presented a petition to the
bounty court, asking that Edward
A . Post, surviving partner of the
firm of Jrcott & Post, be cUed to
show why he should not give her a
monthly allowance of $250 and an
additional sum with which to pay
a man to look after her one-halt in
terest in the Gilman house busi
ness until the partnership estate is
settled. The petitioner makes
gome serious charges against Mr.
I Post's management of the husiness
The court made an order hat Mr.
Pest appear on the 8th inst. and
make a showing.
A SIXTY FOOT FALL.
A Carpenter Working on a Church
Fatally Injured.
Portland, May 1. This after
noon at a few minutes after 1
o'clock an accident occurred at the
new Grace M. E. church, corner of
Tenth and Taylor streets, in which
Derrick JJemars was very badly
it not utally injured, tie was a
carpenter, and at the tme was
standing on a .scaffold on the tower,
fully sixty feet from the ground ',
when m some unexplamab.e man
ner he lost his balance and fell to
the bottom. The injured man was
taken at once 1c his residence.
Surgeons were promptly summon
ed, and his injuries were found to
be principally about the hip, and
it is feared ihat he is badly hurl
intornally. lie is in intense aony,
but rotaiiie'l his senses all the
afln noun.
OKLAHOMA.
AM Oiiift anil Matters in Good
Shai'.
CiucAtio, May 1. (general
Crook has received the following
telegram from General Merrith in
regard to Oklahoma: "Everything
continues quiet and local town
srevcrnments are practically estab
lished. I proiioce to visit the
Cherokee outlet, and after arrang
ing matters there I will return to
headriuatters at Leaven woitb, if
there are no other instructions."
Could Net 1'rooure Bail.
Portland, May 2. C. II. Mc
Isaac! accused of forrrerv bv Wed
dell, McCully & Co., did not have
an examination to-day as per ap
pointment, but he will be heard
before Justice Liltlc to-morrow
morning at !::10 o'clock. So far
Mclsaac bus been unable to
furnish boi ds, ail of his former
friends seeming to have fnr.-aken
him.
I'ariH ll's Kxansinal ion.
London. May 1!. The examina
tion of Pa moil vv;is concluded ;it
to-day's session of the Parnell
coiumir-sion. I'aineli declared that
he, had conducted the Iri.-d: agita
tion consiiltiiioiiiilly. The cross
examination then beir;i!i.
IU;iit-"t-: Sickliest I-iJrt!.
i-u- V.,..-.- 7
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I. V.'a
t-r
r.l;um ;iys I lit re h rot :t word .fi
truth 1:1 ths' report, given ctirrer.ev
sonu-how that, Sx cretur v I'.'aiie
sui'creil :i p ualv tic stroke at
i i ; s
hoti-v in Washington vc-t.'rda-.
ssi2-;i:ifs !!t:,ii;T.
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JihiS: From r.n Kf--;
l !:;;!.
vf'is ?ro mucll
ser L'.iwin Unolh
'rota ieir
.'i::-tnuti Kt..;uirer.
l!, as aiie:;-.'f!, i
smoking vrl,;c'! it:
at lonli fid; it i
tlie lirst (:;)...' n
i;;rcr.T.
in- iwit i i.-j our
WiJiii:: :lv ;i:'M twent yvnr t!:e
medical i'acuity l as i -;tae Io c lrmlv
comnrehend and to ottcuratelv
diagnose a di-.ease wiiich they dpt
dcnomicr.tft as "stnoker's lieu.it.
jL.cei.r.e saiOAin", writiiier r-r
pipe, cigar or cigaiettff. cfiecrs the
action of the he.-iri v.'-d disturbs tlic
ciii u!:i':ii!t. The pul.'j r;;!i inter
mu no: with any regularity
e.tnetime8 ore ce.tt in four, eom
liuirs Oiie m ten, fOiiH'!:i.ir-.s tvro 'T
thice ar .1 tinir, atui ti:en coii:e
tr.)ii '!c. lh-j u:aiL', unsung its
regular jhiL;U:.;? cf blro-.l, wavers
the heirt l.utter:--, and fien fellows
a U-aiporary coliaust;.
&trouS coiuia:s are indicated.
Strong coffee is good- -strong spirits
better. But tho letnedy, too often
Strong cordials are inaicatcd
' rciud upon,i3 as uau as the disease;
j a.id (Ik: Mibjrct grows sio-.vly worse.
Angina pectoris is Sn:;t to some
times rr-sti!:.
One of the leading p!ivbiciai--of
! tl;:s :li rdfitp.s a cise :n jioiut. A
I patient suticrk'g from ".-moker's
lie trt" believed that he had n
eiirome heart oeae, i:ai came lor
i :'i -!ul exsiainatiou early in the
d.tr i-efora h-2 had eaten any
Uc:.i;:at. I ha ftttiioscop? snuweu
the her.rt to be Foucd as a tin: he
hri i:Ol S'nwked f.r twelve i:ou:s.
Greativ relieved at the verdict he
black
cigar, and sat
smoking upou an empty stomach,
while ho talked. Ia a lw minutes.
us he lost, to go, his feet tailed him
and he fell in a momentary faint.
The he ri was fluttering w'ldlv.
but yif Idtd at once nod resumed
its normal action after a strong
stimulant.
The moral of the story is that, if
you smoke at all, you shoo hi smok?
in moderation uml oc a well filled
stomach. It is recklessness that
t-uits.
CONTROLLED BY A HE A It.
Bruin Cause a Battle on tho Bark
Golden Star.
Toronto Glob :
When the bark Golden Star left
the China seas bound for San Fran
cisco she carried an unusual pas
Aengcr in hs shape af a black bear,
weijzuiu"; 4bU pound3. ue was
cnrined in a strong wooden box,
which was placed on deck alt of
the captain's c&biu. Ooe night, us
they were changing watch, the
bear pried off one of the wooden
bars ot the cage and got oat. Mr
iiruin s.'iitton tne breeze lor a
moment and then becan wander
ing about the d;ck.
Suddenly he espied the man at
the wheel, and without further
ceremony he crawled up to him,
and, rising oa his haunchef, rtrack
the Jack tar a savace blow with
bii huge paw. V
The sailor, of course, let go of
the wheel, the sh'.t immediately
broached to and fell of her course,
tho sails napped wildly in the wind
and the binnacle light was extin
guished io the struggle. The first
oilicer, alarmed at the sudden
lurching of the vessel, rushed on
deck. Close to the wheel he per
ceived a dark form.
"Ilei'o, you lubber!" bawled out
the mate, "what do you mean,
sleeping at your post?"
Then he administered a sound
kick at Taicli he mistook tor the
sleeping &ailor, but which, to his
horror, turned out to be the bear.
With a snort of rogo he hurled
himself oj the first officer, felling
him to the deck with a blow of his
paw.
l-
this;
ttine
the captaiu and
crew were aii on deck, and lor u
few minutes there wa-i a pitched
battle, unMl the bear broke away,
clamhcrcd up the shrouds and
perched himself coniforUb'.j in the
the cjosstrces. The captain took
an observation aud fout,d half the
crew diMib ed, the orivriml victim
Iwritg. nearly de;td. Ecraged at
the spectacle the cap'abi peppc-cd
away with ins revolver, and finally
succeeded in killing tlif hear, who
fell to the deck with n ltiud r.ra!i.
When the Golden Star reached
the Sandwich islaids her sails were
torn to hreds,her binnacle broken,
and she was badly damaged, and
all on account of the savage bear
that tried to run the ship.
Agricultural College Building.
The Corvallis Leader saya: Mr.
Appers'Ut and Mr. Hayes, members
of thtj executive committee vf the
Board of Ilt-Lcntft of the Acriculrninl
College, arrived Thursday 'afternoon
to atu-inl liiet-tl
of the committed
wh:ch;waa held to cor-sider the mat
tcr or the litiildiiis to te ercet--!
the college f.:t ni. The commit tr .1-
cided to hu'id a ineehauic.il hall . f
iTiek coaling .3,o0l) anJ a dormitory
of w .1.1,1 e...,t!tig S3, COO. An octagon
barn o'J i t t:i f!;;ti;ii;tcr is also to be
eo;t;ii.;te.l t.oin n'ans a!n...ul
Tite other i)i:il.liii-s v.-ill
he biull from i.liii:3 to he Mitunitti-.l
by aichitccts after cnmi.ot.it i-.-r
i
r-.;i;;Ii,sN i:i;d os ;. mrnf.
faii::-;t &; i:..::.i m, ii.i:;-! :r w: i ,ti. en,
the dark lid.- f i-vcry li'tl-; . batnde.
Nolhwii; v.-il' 'o .!;,:!, i) li;t: , n.i J;.- ! ...
li a b:m!(.i) I)'-:
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l'yto.'c luuli.t.s ui.l
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liaj.jiiiK'-s.iii.i p'cisuio. .S.,M ;.l
a-ul c'J ctnta by r.liiy & .Ma-on.
'ixrihlns 1!::!S"s r.evv.
.: t , . -
lhomas iirir.k has added hi
iaciorv inacj lines Jor li:o. m:i
l.iciure of woven wire inattivs.-e
ana is turning o:it some No. 1
;i;at.ros -es ; so if yen v.:i:.t a good
niiittiets that ix thw jilace 1V fi:ul
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V-tTan auI lia
Guaraulca Acker's Biood Elixir tor it
lia. feet) ttd.'y '-.-: !:cnstr:-.ted t t!
1 A L 1 ... .
i.i.-.itiiu oi VOLS c unrrj' tiiat it I?
superior to all otm r prepsrations U r
!-i(;nd disea.-its. It is a positive cur
f ir sytiiiilitic poi-;oi-.in', i.k-r-.-.-, t-rn
luai at:ii ijiint-ics. it imri;i..s ti:.
whole system aud thoroi'.hly haih.'s
up tuo eonstittitiou.
V.-;(iina Kuy
i'ii'ieen hundred tlollars wili bt;v
one hundred feet ol water front
i -. i- ii . . .. '
:i'iveeii ran sircet ana tne Hay
iew House. Newport. Address
J.ot k iox Is New;ort, Oregon.
(uiikii: ana tonn:: anrl foKt:::
U ii.it in the wor d is tiie reason
yoa Mi l couch and kce; eour-hinw
auu uiiu net :) trvir-' interior ine.'i.
...ii i . . ' . " o
cinej v.liea Legas' Cherry Cough ,Syr.
up will ,nt itivc-iy relieve your eouii
at once? lius it no advertising
scheme, but an actual fact, and we
cuarantc k. (Jr.. T l:li..i-,nn
druL'ist.
A. fine line of diamonds, inclnd
ing ear rings inlaid gold watcher,
finger rings, cic, j-ist opened at II.
l-.wurt'u r"ull .....1
wert s. Call and ao
jewelry of latest patterns.
new
ILEOTKIOIIY.
To Tim Editor or the IIsrald:
Tne earliest history of electro
therapeutics as of many other de
partments of medicine is stiroudea
in obscurity. It starts back to
mytlncal and legendary age oeiore
mankind had been " trained to
habits of scientific criticism, while
yet history was a mass of traditions
anJ rumor was a substitute lor
truth.
It is said that centuries ago the
negresses of West Africa were
accustomed to dip their sick chil
dren in water where lay the elec
tric fish. The remedial powers of
electricity were also referred to by
Pliny anJ Diasconicles.
Largus, a physician of the time
of TiberitiB was accustomed to
prescribe the same remedy in tho
treatment of gout. As long ago a
tho- days of Pliny necklaces of
amber were worn by women, and
children for the sake of this sup
posed remedial powers. In Eu
rope during the middle ages the
loadstone was used in the treat
ment of disease. About the middle
of the eighteenth century Viena
and others excited a new and
more successful interest in the use
of magnetism in disease by the
manufacture and employment of
artificial magnets. While electric
al science was in its infancy and
almost entirely misunderstood, wo
see precious jewels health gathered
from the scattering relics. Wher
ever there is electricity there is
healing power. At the time when
electricity was generated by acci
dent and the fixed laws regulating
and producing it were not under
stood, in that proportion would bo
its misapplication and success in
the treatment of disease.
At our present advanced stage,
and yet only in our early boyhood
days of electricity, we" have the
6tatic, Galvanic and 1'arietic elec
trical machines which by fixed
regulations and care generate the
three above named varieties of
electricity, and can be produced
from the mildest io a current be
yond human endurance. Not only
have we this variety oi" electrical
currents at hand and easily gener
ated and under full control but ex
perience and application have
taught us that electricity is sus
ceptible of classification a is med
icine. The profession (electrical) f-o far
have generally agreed upon this
classification stimulants, feua
tives and tonics.
Stimulants arj usually under
stood to be those agt-nts which
quickly excite the .-ystem and
arouse its activity.
-Sedatives injty be severallv de
fined us those ;tg'?iit- tl.! ;.11a"v t;r
satiabili.y and rai't .":a induce
natim-l reiH..-e.
Toni ?s are cr.iiiiuiily ui.'lerstood
to be those ago:i'..s which gradually
improve nutrition, r.'S'orc enfee
bled functions, invigorate the sys
tem anil pcrmaiiciitiy iticrestt-c its
capacity :or labor.
Electricity by its tiincbnt and
tonic properties becomes a laxative
diuretic and diaphoretic.
The observations of many and
some of the most scientific physi
cians of the w orld by their experi
mental l-nowledge with electricity
I fit'I !IM f lit. r.cn't flirt t.i4ii.tfinfit
,..,;,,.;,!,. . V-. ' . i.
opium wniild produce tdeep until
some one had accidentally taken iL
We di.l not know that cinchona,
would cure the ague until someone
who had the nrm drank at, a kx1
saturated with tho linvre. ilenco
vv tec thi vi;i.-M;l.c'ioti of medi
cine is fo:;nfi-. d on accident j:nd
expericMc.
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A LUCKY TRIAL.
1 he Good PorturUllicll Fclloxvcd
J.!?rdVne Measure t- 5cna to
0.1 th s vollltary Ftatcmom of m v p
nonce in testing the merits of Joyi
table ParecpariUa. For ..... .......
-vear, I lmvc beca 'u'nn Vx-
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the back ana Lidnr-vs.n,,,. Lit ".
inr i.l. , , "wmbiuuiiii
m ueek and face. I tri.vi
rernea-cs, only getting tentporarv relieP
I was recommemicd to try a lint'e of
S'iS- Mic
liilc takiu2 ihe first t 1 1 .
vlnccdof itsmorits, fori eoul.l feel hat
cwabotTkins ,n chansc " 22
nvc bottles, and durino- th. ..
lull and regular, in faet it i J
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ui.iu -m pieasc to
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