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ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE 4 '-- 15 CENTS A WEEK. ALI5ANY, OKEGON, Fill DAT" JUNE L8 1889. VOL. IV. "SO. 177 X. W&fe7 ii ii ii i .--!:."- em FIX". LINK OF AET SUPPLIES ! , TO LET AND FANCY ARTICLES. PRESCSIPTICNS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. , GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS, L miner wird Deutcii qesoiechen. Mm he carries m jjargcsi .Lino i Men s and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing tioods, Etc. in tlia Willam ette Tallejc SUITS MADE la i Wait Tiloriaf Department. LUMBER ! THE- l (6 HEALD BULKLI HUDSON, OR. tO Are now prepared to furnish lumber in car-load Its in Albanv. Tfnte f.r prices t ua at. DRAIN, POCGLAS CO. OREGON." What ss 3nfaziSii' said. Children's Ctmraloixts SniMri -to nnrm. C: B'aregorio ov Kareorfo Syni-p j. (Bastdtla rare PoTTrr, Conefrnat;o ; tnr pton'ae'a, Uiorhoja, Kructatioti 7 (1 L BLACKMAN. Successor to E. V. I.fl nation DEALkUl IN imgs, PaintS; Oils, Perfumery and toilet articles, also a fall line of books and stationery, periodicals, etc. jgy Prescriptions careful: j compounded ... tN ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE, .lli3ny Oregon mm store. Clothier, TO ORDER ALBANY LUMBER! LDM tBrmcCT ma3. (jalck cur Shi3djn cry for Csttiiria. i X r Kerir.rsnd Ctstcxia f?r cliiKw." rvirciiL-Jnar, ;:i eap-ri: r to a--y prifcrij -ti: , iiasra to !.:..' K. A. Aumm. H.D.. ! J mm Absolutely Pure. Tnis powder never varies. A marvel of puritjv-trcngth and wbolcsomeness More economical than tlie ordinal) kinds, and cainiot be sold in compcti tio:i v:tl multitude of low test, short wciu'it ahnn or phosphate powders Sold only in cms, Boval BakiS'" Cow. DKU Co , lO:" Wall St.. N. Y. D.W Ckowi.kv v. Co., Airtnt, Portland, Oregon, riii'sit ts WJl. DAVIS, M. I). PHYSICIAN AND siiicon. Can 1 c (omul at his office room ir. Sirahan's block, First street. Albany Oroon- Dtt c. chambeilin7 HOMEOPATHIC physician and surpeon. Office, corner Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon. Of fice hours, mornings, S to 1) ami 11 to 1 and after ti in evenings. Gr. V,'. JIASTOX, PHYSICIAN ;reon, Albany, Oregon AM) SUR M. It. ELMS, PHYSICIAN AND SUKr frcon, Albar.y, Oregon. n C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN rND cl'K J. neon Albany, Oregon, office in Puree's new block Ollicc.hnurs, from S A. M. to 4 r. M. A. J. KOSSITKI!. YK1KKINAKY Sl'i!- Itcon, grailuato of Ontario veterinary college and member of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is )rt pared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals on scientific nrini.'ij'Ies. Office at Ans Marshall's livery st::ble. Residence 4tli and Calajiooia streets, Albany, regon. m I. W. STAIM!, PZIYSK IAN AND burgeon, Lite of liroivnsvilie. Or. Oltice at reaiflem-o n cornrr Itronditlliin and Seventh trets. Cai s promptly attended to in city or cnuntjy. DR. It KOLDEWAY, VETKKINAKY Slit, gcon, Albany, Oregon Graduate of CerJ man and Americwn colleges. ATT K EI'S . I'. 51. N. l.:.AMiI I(.N. o. V,- WRIOIIT. 1L.CkblKN. . VI; IGIIT ATTOHN K Y AT ) L a-.v, Albany. Oregon. Otliee in Odd bellow's '1 em .le. -Vill pra tiec bi all courts of the Mate, and give special attention to all Business. J OL YE h TO N CIIAKLkSE. AHuliNEY It at Law, Albany, Or. Oltice in rooms IS and IS, Fojtcr'a Block, over L. E. lilain's a tor , T K. WhATIlOKKOItD, ATfOUNEY AT tl . law, Albany, Oregon. Oftiee in Odd Fellow's Temple. Will pract in all the courts of thostate, and give special attention to all biisiiicss. H, EWER T, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE and jeweler, Albany. Oregon, Land Sarrejing. 1)ARTIRS BKSIB1NO Hl'RVKTINO BXB CAN . tain accurate and prompt work bv calling upon ex -county urvyi f. T. T. Fisher, lis has complete copies f field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare 1 to do surveying iu any part of Linn countfr. PoFtetfice address, Millers station, Linn oouuty.Oregen. CH. WINN, AENT FR TBUE LEAD irg Are, life and uccident insurance csm- panics. tor Ut-nt. FUrtNKHE ROV3 TO Rl .XT. AT TBK City Restaurant. t r-r-nacr-r- - 2 THAT HACKING COUGH can so quickly cured by Sbilh's Cure. We gunrance u. I'oshay & Mason. H. F. MERRILL Banker, ALBANY, - - OREGON Sells exchange n Xcw York, San Francisco and Portland. But note. state, couDty and city warrants. Receive deposits subject t check. Interest allowed en time de posita (Jollectiong receive prompt attentiei Correspondence solicited. ;?Ofliee hours from 8 a. m. to Sp.'m Agent for reliable fire and marine nsuranec companies. Albany Bath House -AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR JSTXadief and children's hair dres?R- nx a specialty. Unrue atisfactiin Ktiaranieeoj. i !0L9 itVT. HAVING SOLD MY INTEREST W THE l),anc!1 ma(l(! 10 swu,a lllc il strn of -.'cneral merchandipo of the tnc Pacific coast. The New Amen tirm cf Co-how & cable to c. E. stanard, i can Sewinc Machine will please most wish to call the attention of all who knew f.vt:fi;nQ p,;,,:,,,, nnd music les-thcmsel-cs ir dchtej to Crshow & Cable to ' ,as,tull0."s- 1 aintlllg anu music les call and settle a once. IIa intr s.,ld out on s"us glven there, btampinc, lim- aeccunt of po..i rualth. I expect to change ! broidery and Drefsmaking done to ..hma-e for :. v.),;;,., ,,. a!I a, - ou:.ts not I (1,b,r. Xo. 11.1 1st St., Albany, Or. v-ltled oef'in-i : nrti.i ;.j it-i CroM-r.svilV j - in rc ii ;i v in. an m. r lor olleetieu. A v.ord to list- -a im- is Mi't:c:uit. I'. i'.iO0slluV,I!;..wn.Mi (irn-n pc:!s, cabins", eauliroei iiiin. it!ii, j.'h- ;.l;i.t. fsi-I.-. , I'.raw 11!' ,V J m u:i r". I Hit ; j's (..- ;),(. i:-ki.v. d .Tal:ir.arkh thrtia?.d ;;t IVariilnx. The modes of death's approach arc 'various, and statistics hliow conclusive ly that more persons die from diseases of the throat and lunss than any other. It is Tollable that everyone, wiuioui execution, receive vast rumbers olJi TiiiK-ic'.c ticrn's :;ito the system and where those germs fall Droll suitahie soil they start into Ufe and develop.'!' at lirst slowly anu is si.owu oy h slight lickliiiK sensation in the throat and if allowed to continue tneir ravages they extend to the liinsrs pro ducing consumption and to the head, causing catarrh. Now all this If dangerous and if allowed to proceed will in time cause death. At theoc&et. you must act with promptness; ftUovhe 8 Sp,ccl in' a cold, to ero without attenU9B-'.& Ashland, J n life. As soon as you feel that some thing is wronj: with yourthroat, lung or nostrils, obtain a l i.ttleof Bosehce'f German Svrnp. It w,.; jive ju im mediate relief. Von Cannal Aflnrtl. At this season of the year to be without a goml reliable diarrhoea biilsain iu the house, as cramps, colic, diarrhoea and a!i 4nllaniuation of the st niach atid bowelj are exceedingly dangerous if not attended to at once. Or..- l,ltle of HKCGS' DIAKUHOEA HALS AM will do more od in eases of this kind than any otiier medicine on earth. We guarantee it. (1. L. Blackmail, druggist. Sri.M IL MT! K. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the lloyal College of London, England, also of tlielleile- vnc Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and make3 a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumors and wens, without pain or the knife. Me also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Mas practii ed in the German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or night. H is motto is "GOOD WILL TO ALL." flOfiice and residence Ferry street, between Third and Fourth. 9,999.00 IN GOLD fo lie (liven Away. Cut out this ai'veitist incut aiiu send it .'. LAII.MKl; l t'AK, Xurseryiiian, Toronto, Canada, with 31 tline-cei-t Canadian, oi il tun-cent American postage stamps, aud they will benil you by mcil (postpaid) in C'cod tlnie for planting in ,;.r:i ur Vi, j.uxt,r choice of any one if the lollowinp collecuoV of plants, and enter your name in cnmiTti t':on for the i?V.rjt.CO i" trold that they are Civinif tw-iy in on!er to introduce their nur sery stock. Collection of llants: Xo. 1 i hardy roses. No. 2 '1 hardy elinil'in' rosos. X. 32 ov-.:rhlofiiniiirosi's tuihor.e cul ture. Xo. 4-dahlias. Xo. n - 10 '!ai!iol.i. Xo. !." hardy -rn iiie.' Nc. 7 -S raMpicrry plants, each b'.ark and - red. No. h- ilOstiMul.errv plants. 4 choice kinds. No. - ,"i ery ehoice plants four house cnl-I tre. J No, 1"' ..cherry cuirants (ro'). No. 11-. i Ix-es prolific currants (black) No. 12 r white trrape eurrnts All letters with this advertisement emio-cu aUw( with stauijib for any one or more coi tions of plants. ill lie numbered as they com-; to hand, :.id the senders of the flrsl thirteen hundred w ill receive jfifts as follows: 1st $-2r)0 The next 20, 10 each. 2nd 100 ! The next t0,.5 each, ;ird - SO The next 415, . each. 4th -- 30 1 he next 820, st each, oth 20 1 After 60.000 letters have been received, the senders of the next 1,100 letters will receive (itts as follows: 1st 5 j Next. 10, S15 each 2nd i:ir Xext IS, $10 each 2rd T.'i ! Next 40, i each ( 4th M j Xext 470, 2 each "th- 25 i Xext f00, 1 eaeli Aft.T I'.O.OOO letters have been received, o s" lci ol ( ir ntxt 1,000 letters tviti re- rl!s at tnd iws: attl l . . . .10 mch i Xext 5 '. .929 eaoh 3, 4 and 5.. 75 each j Next 1A 19 och 6, 7 and 8... SO each ( Next 864 3 each '. 10, 11, 12. 25 each j Xext 688 1 each After 150,000 letters have been received the senders of the next 1.109 letters will receive sifts as follows: 1 100 each I Next 1 820 each 2 75 each j Xext 25 10 each 3 and 4 M each Xeit 585 2 each Next 5 25 each Next 479 1 each Any pertiou may send any number of times for any of the above collections. If 5 ccntsin stamps extra is seni,, we will send in Jun next a printed list of the names of all persons h are entitled to (rift?. We make this liberal oUcr t readers of the IlFRALn, knowing it will not pay us now, but our object is to ittro Juee our stock and build up a trade. Our mailing points are Toronto and Shrubmount. Ont., Rochester, N. Y., Louisville, Ky., Plainesvillc, O., and Chicago, III., and wo will guarantee all stock to reaeh our customers in pood condition. We employ no avents, hut deal direct with customers, and can sell and deliver stock to any part of the United States or C'anaaa a . about one half the price charged by other nurserymen, through agents. Kcnieniber we will not be undersold by any reliable firm. Send us list of wants and we will quote. you prices; or 10 cnt3 for a lmnd-ome illustrated catalogue which you may deduct from your first rdcr. Address all letters J. LAHMER & CO., mxj rservnen, TORONTO, CANADA. WANTED, IIOSK WISHING A FIRST- obis?. r,i.iiir. p wilier machine, the j latest music or artists' materials, w ill tind a barsrain bv calling at Mrs. B. Hyman's. The pianos are fully guar j anteed for five years. The best For chilblain :ird frost-bites me j Chamberlain's ruin-Balm. Winn promptly applinl to the frozen i ;ii'!s i 'U will, pit-vent the skin bom tuming ' liho-k or lec'.iiiL- oil". It al!:ivs the ti-lt!!:ir and .-tnarticg ehiibhiins 1 ' :;iid ..ll !VS!..P S -:'.r : b'-altl'V ' rii..'"'i:i 11 I 'or i..!c bv .-!. v ' OVER THE WIRES. The Skeletons of Two Men Found in Southern Oregon. ' ACCIDENT ON THE COLirMltlA. The Stricken City of Johnstown inM.; '. of FotaL Ai Appeal for the Forward ing o: Contributions. if he HkiiaMs Special Dispatches.) ne n. a Uisptucn Kiaznatli-Ottigau.iAy s : The skeletons of two white men have been found on the Shore of J 'iamond Lake. One of them was an old and the other :i yount: man. AVith them were remnants of cloth ing, a shotgun, ritle, packsaddle, fishing hooks, etc. A diary was found on their persons bearing date of September, 188t. Also a rubber stamp giving the name of Nathan Fubbard, Jacksonville, Or., a postal card, never posted, adressed to Mrs. A. V. Hums, Santa Cruz, Cal. The names of several Jack sonville people on papers, which had become somewhat intelligable, were found. AT JOHNSTOWN. The ."Stricken City in Need if All Contributions. Johnstown, l'a., June -7. The relief committee has issued an ap peal to the country not to delay oi withhold contributions for the suf ferers. It declares that all money contributions which are being held by mayors of citie3 and others wilj in a small degree alleviate the suf ferings of tlie stricken people. It is greatly needed and should be sent at once in order to be most availa ble. ACCl DKNT ON THK COM MIMA. The Steiiinor It. K. Xliomjisoii lim its One of Her Cylinders. Kalamazoo, June -7. When about ten miles above Astoria this morning the steamer II. K.Thomp son bur?t one of her cylinders and yiston and connecting rod, ru'ning it completely. Chief Kngineer Fuller nairowly escaped being hit by a large piece of cast iron, which was blown out. The Lurline took the Thompson in tow, but, meet ing the Willamette Chief soon after, turned the disabled boat &rcr tv her nd took the mail for way poinls and Portland and pas sengers and proceeded to Portland. Ilepairs to a French Man-nf-War. San "'raxcisco, June '27. The conimauder of the French mau-cf- war DiKjuesne, now in port here, iias appliel for permission b have the ship put on the government. dry dock at Mare Island and .have her bottom scraped. The rotjiicst will probably be granted. Wire Down. I Portland, June '27. The wires of the Western I. nton Telegraph Comuanv are down between this city and Ogden. it vou ant to get screen Joors and windows put on your house call on K. i. unk, shop corner Second and Ferrv street. lleceivetl To-Day. A line lot of selery, cucumbers, Cauliflower, green peas, apricots, peaches, lemons, oranges, etc., by the Willamette Packing Co. Notice. If you want a good mattress call aud see me. I will sell woven wire mattress 2o cents cheajier than any other man in the city. Thus. Brink. HE SENT IT EAST, For a year I was troubled with pains in my back and side, and headaches, the re sult of liver and kidney trouble. I was attracted to Joy's Vegetable Sareaparilla, by the startling testimonials iu the pa pers. They seemed so practical I was in duced to try it, knowing that as it was purely vegetable, it would do no harm. It acted as a gentle laxative. After the second bottle my pains and aches disap peared. It did bo much for me that I sent several liottles to my family in New Jersey, who also took it with the most satisfactory results. 21aster Caulker, foot. Clay, San Francisco. PAKE TILE FROM CAM II I ll' It'll VI V"l RATES: To any part ot the city, .10 cents. For calling, first hour $1.. 10, each subsequent hour f I. Stand in front of S. J'. Young's and W. F. Kead's stores. D k ri Mrs. Nancv Westfall, wife of the 1 well kpon Chinese contractor Jim Westfall, has opened a Japan ese bazaar store in the brick next door to C. Ii. Spencer's. It is filled wilh all kinds of Japanese wares and novelties, including parasols, f;i.-5S, run.?.', ladies wear, souvenir?, etc. I 11 goats ko!(1 very cheap. MM A NOVEL I'EK KOISM ANCK. "A You Like It" IMayc.l at Wel leslny Colleee. The Shakespea:e society ot Woi!e:!ey college gnTt a coTel per formance of "A 'u Like It" re cently ou the ianu, both the male and leinaie characters being taken by students of the college, wh me ad youri"; ladies. Tlie weather was favorable for the succefcil ul carry -iug out ( the undertaking, the suu being partially obscured snd the atmosphere mild and agree able. The scenic arrangement was perfect iu its natural ber.utT with out "the" 'need ' if-rfiaiQt&l "Jones; palms or evergreens, r any f th aids hich even in the few out-f dor representations of "As Yu Like It" haye keen necessarj. The slpes f Lanufellow lountain were chosea fr the theater. At one end of the pond a green sloping bank was the stage. Tail oaks rising from the smooth turn uitde the frest of Arden. Nerer had a stage a more pleasiug backgroucd A fresh, green jrove, as painted trees u pern canvas covered the ground to Lake WaWal, which gleamed like a line of silver not far awav. Hv an Oflicer I'rovetl His Courage Philadelphia Press. In 1777, during the reTolntioasrv war, an officer iu Virginia liavieg utiiuteutionally 0il'cuded anotiiei received a cballeese to iicbt a duel. He returned an answer that he would not fight for three reasons: First, not having com mitted any fault, he would not expose his life to gratify the caprice ot an impetuous man; second, that he had a wife and children who were dear to him,and he would not do them such an in justice as run the chance of plunging them into misery; and, third, as his life was derated to the service of king and country, it would be a violation both of moral and civil duty to risk it in a pri vate quarrel. In ccnsequcnce of his refusal his antagonist posted him as a coward, and he had the jnoi'tiucation of seeing himself shuuued by all his brother officers. Knowing he had not merited such disgrace, he re solved to pur an end to it, and having furnished himself with a lnige grenade, he went to the mess room where the ofPcers .rere assembled. On his entrauce iLej looked on him with ditdain, and one of thcin said: "We don't associate with coward." "Gentlemen,"' replied he, "I am no more a coward than any one of vou, though I am not such a fool us to forget my duty to my c:uatry and to my family. As to real danger, we s'lall soon see who fears it the least. '' So saying ho lighted the f u e of the grenade and threw it among than; theo, crossing his arms, calmly awaited the explosion. The affrighted olli cers rose and ran toward the tloor iu the greates- confusion. The moment the room was cleared the hero threw himself flat ou the floor and tho grenade exploded, shattering the walU and the ceil ing, but doing him uo harm. After the explosion the fugitives ventured into the room, expecting to see tlie officer torn to pieces, but wero wel comed instead with a hearty laugh. From that moment they ceased to shun him. Karon Fava's Talent rl Smb. As a rule the sues of members of the diplomatic corps are of very littie use, except as dancing men. But Professor Fava, the sun of Barns Fava, tko Italian minister, ii an honorable exception. Though not yet 30, he is a recognized authority on sanitary questions, and though only a year or two in tuis country speaks English so well that be has been lecturing atithe Columbian university in Washing ton or sanitary science to aidi- ences which probably never stopped to ask whether he was not an American. For, best of all, he does not trade on his father's posi tion, and no ono would know f.-om him that he was born in an Italian pa'ace. Piles! rile! files! l)r William's Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for blind, bleed ing or lieu m piles ever discovered. It never fails to cure od eases of lonar standing. Judtrc Coons, Mavsville. Kv. savs: "Dr William's- Indian Pile Ointment cured me after years of gufferinsr." Judffe ColHnburv. Cleveland, O.savs: "I nave found by experience that Dr. William's Indian Pile Ointment irive immediate and permanent relief." He nave hundreds of Midi testi monials. Do not utfcr an instant longer. Sold by druggists at .10c and $1 per box. Sold by Foshav A; Mason, .Albany, Oregon. Ibe rrldp of vl auiait. A clear pearly and transparent akin is alwajs a sign of pure blood, aud ail persons troubled with dark, greasy, yellow or blot.-hetl skin can res? lu.v.atui tiiat tneir 1 .!-; i is out ot order. A few J.ts tf BKCGS' BLOOD rUlill'IOll tnl BLOOD MAKKK v ill remove the cause and the skin will become clear and trans paient. Try it. and if satisfaction is ' . " , V T' t ;s fidly v.-arraiiteu, !. L. Black- will iiraii, cnrList. Tin iHicst "sheet I iy man's. music" at Mrs ! j HOW TO AVOIR I'VEI'MONIA. .k Out for Nasal Obstruction antl Knlargrtl Ttnil. Medical Classics. The best possible cure for pneu monia is the ounce ot" prevention. Nasal obstruction and eul:ged tonsils should receive immediate attention and radical treatment when necessary. The nose has within its channels elements for clearing the air of foieign par ticles and warming it for the lungs. Any ua:d occlusien compels the air to b taken iu by the mcuth a most pernicious habit that of ne cctbity ailects the general health. chusicgwirrrowiofr-f "ihe'Chesj; " pr-.-mature decay cf the teeth, and limits tho air supply and lung capacity. Whoever breaths through the mouth invites pneumonia. It is of' the greatest importance that every inch of luug tissue should be in a relatively perfect condition. The sum cf all the little spaces where air meets the blood is cqu d to t:e enormous area ot 1 50 square 5 ards. Each breath may be I linking in from tlie cxtcrmd atmosphere ail uaauer ol teleterious materia!, seeking some weak spot to gain a foothold. This weak place cannot exist without danger to health. The entire blood cur:ut comes to the lungs to obtain from the out line world the hfc giving princi ple, 'fids 150 square yards of tissue requites a supply ot pure exygeu over 1000 times every hour. When children play, raco and romp, the lungs arc tilled in every part and this Tery exercise of filling them strengthens their substance. Bmk walking, with deep inspirations and the mouth closed, helps sweep out the products of waste. Everything hat expands tho chest, ts tennis, oowling, rowing, lenciug, etc., is as antidote to possible pneumonia. Haytian Naval TiciIin. New- York Herald As an example of the lack of discipline en board the vessels of the Haytian navy. Mr. Palmer re lates the following amusing inci dent: The Dcsfaliees hid ,it returned from a cruise 2Q anchored off Prt au Prince, tsft to the shore. She was moot 4ft that her forward gun p fod 8'raight at the principal In j the place, in fiout of which Uftr guests were lounging. Acco is; to custom, the man of wai prt pared to fire one gun to nruou-ce her auckoring, and as the big ten inch guu was loaded nith blank cartridge, the gunners simdj pulled out the tompion and blazed away. In au instant the air wa tilled with missiles of some nature, aud the guests in front of the hotel fled in terror. It was afterward discovered that one of the cooks had store: a basket of knives. forks, spoons and tin pots into list gun, and these bad bombarded u hotel. "You know that soda water man, I see. Aifred." "No my dear, I never saw him before."' "Well, you were verj familiar for a stranger, it fee tin to me. I saw you wink at him.' Chicago Uerald. Wkv Is 11 That people linger along alwaya complaining about thr.t tired feeling? ' )uc bottle of BKGGS' BLOOD PUW FIER and BLOOD MAKER will en tirely remove this feeling, give them a good appetite aud regulate diges tion. C L. Blackmail, druggist. Merit Win We desire tosav to our citizens, that for vears we have been selling Dr. King's New Dicovervlot Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills. IiucfclenV Arnica Salve and Elcctrie Hitters, and have never handled remedies that sell an well, or that have jriren such uni versal satisfaction. We do not hesi tate to guarantee them evcrv time, and we stand readv to refund the pur chase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedie hav won their great popularity pure -Iv on their merits. Voshar : Mason Druggists. A Bale lavexlMMBf. Is oat which is guaranteed to bring vou satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase priee. Oa this Fafe plan vou can btiv from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's Few Discoverv for Consump tion. It is gurranteed to bring reliof in everv ease, when useo for anv atten tion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop ing Coush, Croup, etc., etc. It i pleasant and atrrceabU to tat-te, per fectly safe, and ran alwavs be depend ed upon. Trial bottles Iree at Fosbav & Mason's Drugstore. V ' Diftcevr-ry "Another wonderful discovery ha been made and that too bv a ladv ) this county. Disease fastened' iU clutches upn her and for seven year she withstood jts severest te6ts, but her vital organs were undermined and death sacincd imminent. For three months she, coughed incessantly aad eould not sleep. She bousht of us a bottlsof Dr. King's New Di-eovery for Consumption and was so much re lieved on taking lirst do-e that olio slept all night nnd with one bottle :iai hi en miraculously cured. Her name h Mrs. Lulher I.iils." Thus write VT. ('. Hamrick .v. Co. of Mielbv, X. C flnt n fri. I ..1 ( ... 1. n u- JL bason's Drug More. Now is the time to yet or.c of those celebrated cook stoves, only $10, at Hopkir.s & Saltmarsh'e.