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Newspaper Page Text-.1 1 VOL. IV. NO. 166 15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY" A ; ,(iE 14 I vS:J. VOL. IV. NO. The jeadimr Carries the Largest line of and Boys' Clothing. Furnishing Goods, Etc. in the Willam ette Valley. SUITS iMADE In His Merchant Tailoring Department FOSTER BLOCK, Yhar Infant anA CMldjrear'a Cow gtafnto twgri mr Kmm tic Bynpm. $ima of Mottwt bl CMtSiir I K Btomncfa, DUirfacea, KnBtatMM mn kMdthy deep ; "lao ds 4fntica CIT DEDG STOKE. FIN. LINE OF AKT SUPPLIES TOaUST AHB FANCY ARTICLES. PRESCSIPTiCNSk. CAREFULLY ICCWFCL'NLED. GUiSS& SON, PROPRIETORS, fgHer wird Oeutti: Qcssrvchen. fi. l mm Sttcctssor to E. W". I.:iu.:.'t DZALUl in L'fugs, Faints. Oils. Perfumery aud toilet a rtk ..la" a fall "line of liooks i-i.e .tfitionery. periodical, etc. iy Frescriptiotis a rv ;'.;;;. ora pounded (H ODD RUSH'S TEKPIL. Albany . Oreiroj; Clothier en's TO ORDER ALBANY Is opalcnT "wuu to Vmmtor Oil "CMMiwi ry tor Cmm tarim. T iBBimuiiaia Chatoite for rftlHrea'i ranpUnta.M aupgifag tomuj tuwici ipttoi known (oaM, B. A. Abchkk, It. V.. Ill fia Oztod 8&, Brooklyn. -' Absolutely Pure- This powder never Tories. "A iuarvei of purity .strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cunnot be sold in compeli lion witb multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in fine, Royal Bakix" :yv. deb Co . 1ft". Wall st.. N. Y. DV Crowlet A Co., Agent, Portland, Oregon. PBlYSItlAM WH. DAVIS, M D. PHTSlClAXi AND suieon. (,'nn I c found at liis otl ce room ir. Sirahan'e Meek, irtt street. Albany Oregon- DU C. CHAUUKKLIN. HOMEOPATHIC phveieimi and surgeon. Office, corner Third and Lycn streets, Albany, Oregon Of fice hours, mornings, 8 to 0 and 12 to 1 aud after 6 in evening. 1 W. IIASTOX. IHYSICIAN AND SUR JT, Con, Albany, Orej'cn M. II. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN feon, Albai y, Oregon. AND SL'Rr CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND sUR . 1,'con Albany, Oregon. orKee in Puree's new block Oflicc.hours, l'rcrn 3 A. m. to 4 r. . .. liossiTER, vf.';ei:;nai:y si:r. r . tcoii, graduate of Ontario veterinary college ni;l member of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is )n pared to treat- tlie diseases of all dumestieatcd animate on scientific principles. ()il:c at Ans Marshall's livery stable. Ke:-idenoe 4th and Cajapooia streets, Albany, t.regon. DR It KOI.DEYVAY, VETERINARY SI'R. feon, Aibony, Oregon. - Graduate of CerJ man an.i Aim-rimi eolli-e-s. I. V. t. KKI KN. r,. w WFIlillT. BLACKUI.KN, ii. WKKIIITAITORNKY AT L aw, Albany, Oregon. Office in MI bellow's Temple. Vill praetire in ail court of the st Ate, and five soecial attention to all biiKiuex y OLVE:TON7r V t.t Uw, A!bnv, .'r. O.iicc in rooniH L and 14, Fosters Dlx-k, over L. J. Plain's stor . T K. WE AT I J . ii-.v.', Alba !I01:K)KI, ATTORNEY AT mnv, Orvvon. Oltn-e in Odd Feiliw'H Teuiple. Will pract in all the court of thentate, and j'ivc special attcnlic.n to all busineKM. REVKRK HOCSE, ALRANY, OR. CUAS I'feiffer, Prop. mly firet eclan bonne in the city, lrge Kunple rooms for com mercial men. No Cbiuainen employed in toe kitchen. General state offioc for CorvalliH. H. EWEItr, PRACTICAL WATCH MAKE and jeweler, Aibanj, Oregon, OAfl DOLLARS Tt) IX)AK OX OOOD nWW rta eititeoemrity. Apply to S. W. C'rowdor, Alhaay pastoficc Land Murveylne:. PASTIKS D8SI2ISO SCaVKTIKO DOl OAB OB tain aecurtte and prompt work bv callin? upon cx-comity nurrfyor F. T. T. Fisher. He ha complete copies ef field notes and town ship plati, and in propare I todo mnveylng in any part of Linn county. PcmtoBcc address, Milkjs station. Linn couut. Oregon. CI B. WINN, Afc,XT lOR THE LEAP ) injj Bre, life aad.accUct iasnraiiM cai- panio for Beat. TjnjRNIMHE ROOMS TO RIKT. X City Retaurmi.t. AT THE so qnickly cured by Shiloh's Care. We ffuaran.ee it. Job nay & Mas. H.F. MERRILL, Banker 1 ALBANY, OREGON York. San Sells exchange on New Francisco and Portland. Buy notes, state, county and citv warrants. Receive denotdts suhipct. tn check. Interest allowed on tim rl posits tllectiotif receive prompt attention Corresj oodence solicited. Sf'Offiee hours from 8 a. m. u 5 p. m Ancnt for reliable fire and marine nsurance companies. iiiany Bath Honse AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPII WEBBER. PROPRTRTOR :"Ladier ond children's hair dresff. nir a specialty. Dntij satisfaction taranted,: aULI OUT. HAVING 60LD MT INTEREST Iff THE store of general merchandise of the firm of Coshow & Cable to C. E. Stanard, I wish to coll tbe attention of all who knaw themsil'-es i.ii:UM to Osiiow & Cable to all a.id Mrtt.t ct on . Mai in? sold ont on aecount of pKr heal;!;, I expect to change rfiina'e for a while, and all accounts not settled before I set readv V leave Brownsville "tl! be left witb anj Uieer for coilsaltoa. A rJ to l!i: viFc is "u'licient. C. r . i OOSl 1 0 W.Brow asvi Ore-n peas, cabbage, cauliflower, onions, celery, pic plant, frets, at Browned & Stanurd, The lnodw of doatiiV approach are various, :indftati5ticihow conclusive ly that more uersons die frur diseases of the thrwut and lunjEthan Any other, it is protiiihle that everyone, without fxeeption, receives .''umbero ol Tulictrle Cerms into thc system str.d wliere t!;i'se cci'iii fall Upi'ii stiiiulik ii liiev tar into life nil tievclup. .it lii-.-i " i-luwly and fchov.n ty a .-!kr!ii tkl.lin" fonfiiitiop In the throat itn.'. if f.llowed to cAntinue their ravasis they VxtcndU) Iho 1udc pro diK'inir coiisiunptiori'jimd.to the liend. cauMitir eatanh. . Sflitv 1 1 fliis is dangerous and-if nllifcd t. proceed wl',1 in time canco det. t the oEset Jim must act with prompt lie.; allow, in a cold to o wubont :ttti'tui'!i i. d.niireious and ratty; Jose you your life. , Boon as Jraf fccl that porie thiu is wrons witj jronrthroat, lime? r nostrils, obtain i hwtleof Bo.-'ehee'f Uorman Syrup. f-JIt(.-'jSrlvo 2 im mediate relief.- 'fJiy.i. ' ----- fjftti" -Vh Cannot Afi'ord. . At ihirt scon :f the year to he without a s;ooti 'reliable dinrrhoca balsam in the house, as cianips, colic, uian boe.i aud ail inflammation of the Ftoutach ami howcii are exsoewinjrly dangerous if not attended t' at once. One bottle of DENGS' DIARUHOKA UALSAM v.iiJ do mora pod, in eases of this kimi than any other mcdicir.e on earth. We guarantee it. G. L. Black man, druist. SI'!XIAt JkOTlCE. ID hi. . W. C. NEGUS, (Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, alBouf the Uellc- vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofr la enlargements, tumor? and wens, without pain or the knife. He also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has praoth ed in the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or night. Hia motto is "GOOD WILL TO ALL." TOffico and "residence Ferry street, between Third and Fourth. 9,999.00 IN To lie GOLD Given Away. Cut out tliii, kovettr! nier-t and f end It J. LAHMER& CO., Nurervman, Toronto Canada, with 14 thrce-cer.t Canadian, Oi 2! two-cont Anieriean istsje sti.ps, ard thev will send you by mail (pobtpaid) in ood time or p.aiiliii; in April or May next, you eno'a e of any on of the following colleetim, of plaiit.s, and enter your namo in eouipeti tioti tor tnc :r.rn.w m piua tnat rney art sivins awy in order to iutiot!iH:o their nur sery stock. Collection of llantf No, 1 Shanty rovs. No. 2 2 hardy climbing rose. Ko. 3--2 cvvrblottiuiiiK rosns forlKU cut cure. No. 4 2 dahlias. No. 010 j-ladiola. No. ! 3 hardv irrape vines. No. 7 -S raxpuerry plauts, 4 each black aud rcu, ) N. S--20 strawberry plants, 4 I No. U f) very choice plant fon choice kinr ery choice planus four notice cut ture. No. 105 cherry currante (rct'X No. 11 n LiH.- prolific currants (black) No, 12 5 white imte Cun-uiM All letters with thisadvertisenicntenclortd alonif with htamr for any one or more cul tKJiis of plunts. will bo numbered ret t'lev 'oui ; to hand, and the senderfi of tin first thirteen hundred will rei-ive cifts as follow: 1st $oo Tho nettt 20, S10 each. 2nd 100 j The next 40, $5 aeb. 3rd- 60 The next 415, ti each. 4th :0 1 ho next 820, 91 each. After N,000 lettera have been rroeived, the senders of the next 1.1U0 lettera will reeeire (iifM as follows: 1st r25 Next 10, 15 ettch 2nd 135 Next 1 5, Sll) each Brd - 75 ext40,$5ech 4tn - 60 Next 470, $t each Hh 25 Next 600. 91 each Aft.T It 0.000 letters bavo bttm reoeired. ew Ic.olt tr asxt 1,000 letterv will r- y j'.lts at In.I iwi: and ? .. ..100 Mich Next 5 JtW each 3, 4 and 6 . . 75 each Next U 10 each NextS64.. 3 each Vest 80S leach 0,7 and 8... BOeaeh 3.10,11,11 5 each After 160.000 letters have been received the senders of the next letters vui leoeive erifta as follow: 1 $100 each !Kextl......TKeadi 2 75 eath Next t6 10 each 3 and 4 60 each (Next 585 .... ieaca Next 5 26each (Next 479.... leach Any pel-sou nay send any Bomber of times for any of the above collections If 6 cents in stamps extra ia sea I, we will senc! in Jud next a printed list of tho names of all persons who are entitled to irirts. We make this liberal offer to readers of the RmuiLn, knowing it will not pay at now, but oar object is to intro luce aur steck and build up a trade. Our mailing- points are Toronto and Shrubmount. Ont.y Kochctrter, N. Y., Louisvillo, Ky., Plainesville, (., and Chicago, III., and we will guarantee all nock to roach our customers in good condition. We employ no arents, but deal direct with customers, and can sell and deliver stock to any part of the United States or Canaaa a. about one half the price chanced by other nurserymen, through agents, itenierober we will not be undersold by any reliable Arm. (Send us a list of wants and we will quote you prices: or 10 rents for a hand ome illustrated catalogue wnicn you may ueuucv irom your lirst onler. Address all letters J. LAHMER & CO., Nursery nen, TORONTO, CANADA. WANTED. THOSK WISHING A FIR8T claas piano, sewing machine, the latest music or artists materials, will find a bargain by calling at Mrs. B. Hy man's. The pianos aro f ti lly guar anteed for five years. Tho best piancs made to statul the climate of the Paci6c coast. The New Ameri can Sewing Machiue will pleaao most fastidious. Painttug and music les sors given there. Stamping, Em broidery and Dressmaking done to order. No. 115 1st St., Albany, Or. For chilblain and frost-bites use Cbaniberlaiu's Pain JJalni. When promptly applied in the fro7.cn 'jartg it will picvent tin; sk.n from uii rii-.i?; black or peeling ol!'. II f!!!M.- !t:! of chiU.lipJ itchiu; una fiuarhi-.g aud soon restore the p.rtt o a hfcsi.'.iv condition, Vorsala l.y losbay iiasoa- OVER THE WIRES. it-eretary Blaine the Sfti-ioan Disagrees with Conference. .VVOUtiMAN'S FKAEI'l'L TbcCLots'ef Life r.t Johnstown is Between 3,000 acd 4.C00-U. S.;MaB-of-War Ordered io Htyti. T.io IU;r:Al.t'ii Special Dispatcbos. Washington-. June 13. Aimlica- tions at the f-tate tlepartmen; for ; o:i the disease that they call itve.r, information resj)ertin the contents j kidney, bladder or bowel dueas-i ,r of si caMes;ratii received yeslerdav J pro!ap,ns uteri piles or a comp.ica f rem Hay ti, met with a point blank cation of local cisturbauces as a rc refusal. .Secretary Tracy.howevcr, i suit of local or guwnl debility ot the saitl the dispatch did not rerenltlie existence oi any dangerous state of aflairn at Hayti, but another ollicer who had seen the cablegram hinted that itlidd of renewed fighting ut tv.een the forces on the island. Commodore Itamsoy had a long interview with the secretary of the the navy this morning. Secretary Tracy has ordered the Kearsage to proceed at once to Hayti. THE SAM WAN CONFERENCE. Secretary ISlaino Disagrees the Protocol. With Berlin, June 13. The Ameri can commissioners to the Samoan conference have received instruc tions from (Secretary Blaine in rela tion to the protocol drawn up by the conference. Blaine disagrees with several provisions of the pro tocol. He is also of the opinion that England and Germany have not gone far enough in respecting ihe rights of the United fitates. The conference had a sitting to day to receive Blaine's reply. The Knglish and German commission ers will afterwards consider Blaine's objections and decide upon what policy they shall pursue, and upon what attitude they asune it-pends the further continuance oi the conference. AT JOHNSTOWN. The Niintltorj :f . Dead Now Esti mated nt. ::ooo to -looo. Johnstown, dune 13. The find real work under the supervision of the state bogan this nionrng, and all the men responded to the whistle. The weather is warm ami cloudy and the stench fioni the decaying bodies is almost un bearable. Some woithlees fel lows gained an entrance and I cgtn stirring up dissatisfaction with tho laborers, wMh the result that 100 quit and the military drove all the idlers out. An on.'er was Issued to admit no one without a pass. The general opinion among weli posted people here is that Hie loss of life is between 3000 aud 4000. DKOWNINU AT VANCOUVER. A Drayman Falln Overboard luto tho Columbia River. Vancouver, (W. T.) June 13. Last night upon the return of the Undine from Portland, C. G. Har rel, a drayman, who for u long time has been residing in Van couver. mot an untimely death bv drowning, while attempting to board the boat. Though everv efLrt was made to save him, he soon disappeared beneath the tur bulent waters of the Columbia. The river was dragged until late night but the bodv has not been recovered as yet. air. Marrel was 00 years of age, and leaves a large family, whose solo support be was, in rather destitute circum stances. AI1 FOR SEATTLE. Fully 80,000 Has Been Forward ed from Saa Francisco. San Fkancisco, June 13. The American Bank and Trust Com pany, custodian ot the rehet lunds raised here for the Johnstown and Seattle sufferers, reports that the money raised in this city r.nd transmitted free by the bank amounts to fully $80,000. A FBIGHTFVL1DEATB. Workman Falls) From tho Hotel at Portland. New Poktland, June 13.--This morn ing auout n ocKx ii James r. Kill duff, a carpeti te r, fell a distance of 80 feet from tho roof of the new hotel and was instantly killed. Foreifrn Affairs. London, June 13. liupsia, Ger many and Austria have sent an identical note to the Swiss govern ment, advising it to deal severely with anarchists and socialists. The Albany Furniture Co. wonld be glad to have you call and ex amine their complete stock of gou-i- before purchasing elsewhere. We believe w e can make it to your interest io examine onr prices and gcodK before purchasing. Corner First and Ferry streets. New coiners to the city will cote the fact that I am the only grocer in towu who jwns his own delivery wapm aud takes order at their houVrs for tho day's eupplie?. All eood.1 delivered promptly and in good order. Leave orders at the store if jou wish us to call. C. H. Spencer. V new line of K-'id silverware, guIJ-b.-'aded eav.es, beautiful dia mond i hi'.'.'old and silver atcliep, pas iutt b.-vh ctH Ted by Will & St;:rk. Exhaustion Treated l.y Electricity. Nervous exhaustion implies a want of strength to a certain nerve r iserves ou the entire nervons system V hear tile words debility or gcnei 1 debility every diy. It is frequently pa kc1 by as meaning nul'uitij, yet it lueaus a great leal. Sometimes we see it person tJeehy and to ail appearauuu enjoying good health, ami yet they are iar iroiu it, ' tt ey may have a reasonable appetite, sleep well at liiht aud still there is a j lack of vitality in t!;e nerves or uervouj sysU'tn that rtnUr.s lif ui; i comfortable :.tid burdensoute. Tho etid is not vet, sooner or later comes nerves, not ouly to but dyspepsia in many ot its forms with constipation are atliibatablo to the same cause. Spinal irritation with all its eff-shoote and great variety of formidable symptoms can very frequently be traced to the cause sbjve mentioued, with many forms of insanity aud a ho.it of other moladies too numerous to menliou. How often the human suflorcr is denounced as melancholy or hypocondnc.il because the general physical appearance would indicate health when indeed their suffering it beyond our comprehension. Very frequently in secret and in silence they endure the moet excruciating paiu and anguish both in body and mind and without sympathy, because if they should make their ailments known their friends would make fun of them and sometimes! even the doctor. O, that we could only lathoin the invasion of disease in the deep recesses ot the nerves, bow much more proficient would we be in relieving humau affliction. As long as we take sight for facts and- do not remember the secluded attacks upon the most important system of the body, the nerves, many of our tutl'erers will pass along unheeded and be the object of fuu and ridicule. We have observed those who to look at presented perfect health but time would reveal that deep seated disease was preying upon tho nerves and when t o late, our patients earner would terminate iu insanity or in death, therefore let us take heed and hea -ken to tho cries ot the human suf tertrs although in physical appearance we would prosuuie them to be healthy. In the treatment ot this elites of maladies, the first object should I c to begin treatment early in liio formation ot the disease. All ot t'lo reliable influences that tend to t;ive toi:e to the nerves should be conceL'trated is the treatment -uch r.8 air, sunlight, water food, lost, diver; ion muscular exercise, the in ternal administration of phosphorus, gen nal feradiatiou and central gal vanization. A uh lhce fiications and treat meut avoiding all nostrums and slops desighed to rob the aflhetioned of their money, thousands of now liir-gL-ring sudurcis would be th re cipeids oi health. Electricity is the most uetive temerfv iu the treatment of nervous diseases of any aueucv known. J. The Terdlcs tjnaalme W. D. Suit, Drugtiist, Bippus, In:!., estifles: "I can reccmniend Elect -ic Bitters as the vciy best icmcdy. livery bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took six bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 year dunning." Abraham 11 a re. druggist, Bellville, Ohio, affirms: "The best selling medicine I have ever handled in my 3ii years' experience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the ver dict is unanimous that Electric Bitters o"o cure all diseases? of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood, Only a half uobar a bottle at Foshay & Mason's Drugstore. o w ' 1 Merit Wins We desire to say to our clUeem that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Dicovervlot Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen'e Arnica Salve and Electrle Bitters, and have never bandied remedies that sell an well, or that have riven snch uni versal satisfaction. We do not hesi tate to guarantee them every time, and wo stand readv to refund the pur chase price, if satisfactory .results do not follow their use. These remedies hay wot, their great popularity pure -Iv on their merits. Voshav A Maaon Druggists. Lovt rs of good coffee should try some of Julius Grad word's choice grades. He keeps the best in the market and sells as he does all bis choice family groceries, at the lowest living prices. Albany Opera House, One week only, commencing MONDAY, JUNE 17, MISS GEORGIA WOODTHORPE Supported by a first-class DRAMATIC 00MT. Rondnr tiOLDEN GIANT. Taesdajr-IIAY Bl.OtttOlT, Wednesday-AMONG THE PINES. Tharsday-C A P tUCE. Friday STIIS. Haiinee-FASKLIQX. oatarday-TWa HPHA.8'. 2 GOLD WATCUES fcivcu Away. 2 Each person purchasing a 30 cent ticket will receive a coupon entitling the holder to a chance in Two Solid Gold Watches to be given awav Saturday, June 22d. 10,20, ND30C PjSr$r-si i now on sa'c at Elack- man:s drug atore. r RIRTII OF A VOLCANO. t'roceKH as Observt-d In San Salvador. "The Capita! of Spanish America." Yzalco, in the little republic of San Salvador, is in many respects the moat remarkable vol-jano on earth, find, In-caus? its discharge have contbsu-jd m long and with such cn:at regularity: again, because the tumult in the earth's bowtds is always to lie heard, as the mumblings and explosion arc coust-aut, being audible for a hundred utiles aud sou::ding like the noise which Kip. Van Wmklo heard wlu ti he awakened from his sleep in t!io Catskiils; and finally, it .is t!'c "ot ly volcano that has otiginatcd on this continent since the discovery by Columbus. It arose suddenly frcm the plain in the spring of 1770, in the mulct of v hat had beta for nearly a hundred years the profitable estate of Scunr Don Balthazar EraxD, who was absent from the country at the time, and was greatly amaze i upon his return to discover that his magnitieent coffee and ind:go plantation had, without his knowledge, or cncnt, been ex changed for a tirct-class volcano. In December, 170'?, the peoi.s on the hacieiida wcro alarmed by territii! rumblings uue'er the grouud, constaut tremblings of the earth and frequent earthquake?, which did not extend over tho country as usual, but seemed to be confined to that particu lar locality. They left tho placo in terror when the tremblings and noises continued, ana, returning a week or two after, found that all the buildin s had been shaken down, trees upr oted and large craters opened in the fields, which had Itceit level earth before. From these craters smoke and sUani issued, aud occasionally flames were, seeu to come out of the grouud. Some brave vaqueros or herdsmen romaiucd near by to watch developments, and on Frbruary 23, 1770, they were enter tained by a spectacle that no other men have been permitted to witness; for about 10 o'clock on the morning of that day the grand upheaval took place, and it seemed to them, as they fled in terror, that the whole universe j was being turned upside dowu. 1 irt there was a tcr.ua of terrible explosions, which lilted the crust of tho earth several hundred feet, and out of the cracks issued flames and lava and immense volumes of smokj. An hour or two afterward there warn another and a grander convulsion, w hich thook and stattled the country for 1C0 miles around. Rocks weigh ing thousands of tons were hurled into the air and fell several leagues distant. Tho surface of the .arth was elevated about .'iCOO feet, and the internal recesses Acre purged of masses of lava and blistered sion?. which fell in a heap around the hole from which they issued. I he discharges continued lor seve ral days at incgular intervals, occoni par. e d I ; 1. u 1 explosions and earth quakes, which did much damage throughout the entire republic. The disturbance was preemptible iu Nicar agua and Honduras. In this manner was a yolcauo bn:, and it has proved to bo a healthful and vioir'tis child. In less than two months from a level field rose a inountaiu more than 400O feet liigb, and tho constant dischargee from tne crater which opened then have accumulated round its trige ; until its elevation h&3 increased 2CC0 feet more. Unfortunately the growth, of the monster has net bcea scientific callvobservcd oraccnrately measured, bat the cone of lava aud ashes, w hick is now 2200 feet from the foundation of the earth upon which it rests, is constantly growing by the incessant I discharges it vulcujiis matter. olsartnlRg aa I'ajcro for "This was sometime a paradox," llamlet says. Since, however, the people cf America and other 'and have been enabled to pit llosletler'a 8tcma;u Bitters against that uuseea foe, malaria, it is bo longer a paradox, bat an easy possibility. Whatever malaria evolves its misty venom to poison the air, and decaying una bole some vegetation impreguattr the water, there, in the very atronghold of miasma, io" the auxiliary potent to disarm the foe and assure efficient protection. Fever and ague, bilious remittent, dumb ague ana ague cake, no matter how tenaciously they have fastener their clutch on the syi-tcm. are firtt forced to relax their grasp and eventually to abandon it alto gether. But it ir preventive force that should chiefly recommend the Bitters to persons dwelling in malaria. nrscd localities, for it is a certala buckler of defescc against which the enemy a powcilcs. Cares, likewise, dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney and billious ailments. Tne Frlde or Wos A clear pearly and transparent skin is always a sign of puro blood, and all persons troubled with dark. greasy, yellow or blotched skin caa rest assured that their blood is out of order. A few doses of BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIOR and BLOOD MAKER will remove tho cause and the skia will become clear and trans-' parent. Try it, and if sititfaction is not given it will c; st yon nothing. It is fully warranted, G. L. t Black man, druggist. Paragon. We have just received a fresh supply of this celebrated roast coffee, ground free of charge, on oar self-grinding machine. Once used, always used. Willamette Packing Co. Family Jars. We have a fine supply of all sizes of fruit jars which we are sell ing at the lowest market price. The best goods at the lowest ligures. Willamette Packing Company. Fahrney's celebrated blood clean . at lirowiiell & Stanard and at Dt yoa & Hobeen's. P. J. Baltimore general ajjent.