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Newspaper Page TextI 1 if -' ' -:.', 15 CENTS A WEEK. AL15AX1", OKEGON, TUESDAY" JULY I) 18SJ). VOL. JLV.XO. 101 1 iwriJBfc FOR PURE DRUG TOILET AND -( i( -HE ALSO rr i' Tlie Finest Line of Piancs and Organs in the CALL AiND EXAMINE HIS STOCK. jeadinjr Carries the Largest Line of Men's aud Boys' Clothing, Furnishing (Joods, Etc. in the Willam ette Valley. SUITS MADE TO ORDER Id His Merchant Tailoring Department F3STKK BLOCK. LUMBER ! THK- 1)11 1VT .ft IS I ! III lIuiiLl; ntr i rr i If I I 1 I li' v LULRil HUDSON, OR. t.F Are uow prepared to furnish .:. f : . . i n i . Write for prices to us at, op is CHEAPEST PLACE DEALERS IN- Stores, Till. Slievt iron and (.'oppcrtuftre. Pumps Iron Pipes and nil hinds of I'luinbinQ .Goods. Aql ntsfor the (IVcbrated ON TIME Cooking and lloating Stoves, old in tins ity. (iivc tlicm treet. Albany, Oregon. Tulius Joseph Manufactauer of Choice Cicra'is AND DEALKR IN FINE IMPORTED Clgu:, l'li;e";;i.il n ( k'l-l; Tl till ,VlO lull line nl ."Meeker-' A l tides. TALirORKIA N. -.1 Jour to L'i:iLI:a!t .. VII ruu it Ker l:i FANCY COODS TO - J. L tceessor tn E. W. Languor --DKALEU IN- rugs, Paints Perfumery and toilet arti- ! also a full line of honk a stationery, periodicals. etc. Xrif Prescriptions carcfu I'om pounded IN ODD FELLOW'S vl'jany TEMPLE CARRIES - Clothier ALBANY LUMBER! LUiUI) luitihcr in car-ioad lots in Albany . ..... . - . . . - BLACKMA j. 'i imiDUU COMPANY Fill ii:ain, dof;lasco. orkgon." m TOWN. tlic brit 5toye for the lea? t monpy over a rail at the Tierce LIock.Nrortfi First 1 .KEY 1ST 1 1 1 ;der 1 l '.!', tl .Mm 1 1! i J e Office, Aihiiiiv Oar. jl ' 1 Bfcs&a Absolutely Pure. This powder never varir-. A marvi.i ol purity,trens:th and wholfsomenes. More economical than tiie ordinary k:r:d and cannot he id in eompeti. lion witb multitude of low lest, short weight alum oi phosphate powders Sold only in e-in. Uotai, Bakin"- Jow DEit Co , 10( Wall St.. N. T. D.W t'i:owf.i:v .v Co.. A-eiit,"; Portland, Oregon. l'llll T H. DA DAVIS. M. f. I'll YSiCIANi AND c"ri. "nn ! fomul at his office room n; Siralian's block, I' iri-t s-trctt. Albany t-'regon- D-U C." t'HAJIHKKUxT llOMF.'ll'ATIUC phvsician ami Mirjccii. ttice, corner Third ami l.yon streets, Albany, Oregon Of fice Imiir, niornii.Ks to ii :uul 12 to 1 and after ti in e tiling's. GV M.ASTi .. IMIVsK'IAN Orcon AM) SCU pjcon, Albany, II. KLLIS, 1'IJYSlrlAX Scon, Albany, rcs"ii. AXU Sl'lir ( C. KKI.LY, 1'IIY.SICIAX AND M.ll Kj. eon Ail-any, Orcirnn. oftlcc in Pit roe's r.cn IncH-k Olt.ce hours, f rom S a. m. tn I r. v F.t)S81Ti:i:, VFTJ'KIilNARY SL'K- coii. -'nulnato .f tntario vetenrarv collci;.- :in. i member of the Ontario vcteiin ary medical so. icty, is prepared to treat the ili-icascs -f c!-jiiicsticiit il animals on scientific prineij-Ics. (Mlice at Ans Marshall's livery H'aMu. Rcsidcni c 4th ami t'alaiOoi.i streets, Albany, Oregon. TAK. t. . STAI.K, I'ilVSHIA.V AND 1 turiii, t:itcof l!roii.silie. r. OtTie it residence nn corner .it Itroadalhin and 'ai:s -r.n)tlv at tended to Sovcath trtcU. in citv .-r e.icntjv i: Ko;,in:wAV, vi;i kkinav si i;. ireon, Albany, Orcvnii Ora.Iuate of Ccr! man an.i .AiM.-rii r.n i-oll.-.'.-s. Tr)f:i:vs. It. l. N. OI..V Kiil'l:N. ... v .Wllllillj. 1 ) bACi JL I. av Ciiilt U N, . Wlili;i!TA'ITul;XKY AT ', AI' .iiiv, ircL'nn. uMicc in odd bellow's 'lc:ni-k. -Vill tRu-tier in al! courts it the state, and uii u snecul attcn:iiui to all business W'OIA Kli'l'oX t'llAHLKSK. Al'l'OUNKV ? at l.-iw, Albaiiv. or. Oth.-e in rooms V, 1 and 14. rostcr'si t;'.i.. k, over L. Klain's stor S I.ATlIOUI-oK, AflOKXtfy AT tl . la' law, A.bany, Oregon. orti-.c in Odd Fellow's Teniii!e. Will pract in all the courts i. f tbestate, and j;ive special -.ltention to all business H. EWEItr, PKACTICAI. WATCHMAKK and Jeweler, Albany, Oregon, I.iiimI Mire. lug. I)AHTIK?" PKSIIIINO SCRVKTINO t'OSK CAN OB tain accurate and prompt work bv eallinr upon ex-eoanty mrveyoi I-. T. Kiahcr. He hax.-omplcte copies of tield notes and town ship plats, and in prepare I to do surveying in any part of l.inn ouiity. I'ostolh. e add rem, II illcrs station, Linn count.. Oregon. "I R V.1XX, At; EXT FOK THE I.V.A9- J tn' ti : tire, life uad . mienl utMimnce panics. Inr Item. "LM RNHMFI) ItdOXIS To f, I XT. AT THE Jl City i;etai:r.ir.t. - " '"rw;-?.Tnyri-..ii -"5 THAT HACKING ( OrCITtAX nit so quickly cured hy Shiloh's Cure. TV'e guarantee it. Kosliay A: Mason. H. F. MERRILL, Banker A LIU NY. ORFJON Sells exeliatise on Nw Frunci-eo and Portland. Yrk 5- all H:iT notes, ,-tate, county and eify warrants. Kcccive deposits suhjoct to cheek. I:;tcrM allowed on time de posits Collections receive irompt attefition ('orres,(ii)fi(.n(.,. .,olicited. Ulice "Hours from Ha, m. io 5 p. m Aijcnl for reliable tire and. marine nsurani'e i-otn panics. Ailianj Bath House -AND- HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR j ?Ladic? nd children's hair dress, i i iC a specially. lOilur satisfaction euinantedj H AVTXG SOLD MY IXTERKsT IX THE i i merchandise of Hie wish to call the attention oi ail who know ! c,ul Sewiug .Machine v ill please most themsel'-cs iinlebte t to Oshow A Cable to j fastidious. J'aiutit'.g ud ntusic le.j eall and M:tt!t at once. Havin- sold out on ! soti.s idvcii there. "-iampiliJ, El'l- r health lini-Ve for .m:e, ti,-l all accui.ts nor I 1 settled be'iirc I v. i r .ni". - !.-ie Hrowiisvilli .iil be left with an fi, ,.r f..r i-ol-ection. A .!! to the v.i.,. mi'Ik-cu'. .'. ..ii(,SiloW,ll)..i;iii Greui peas, cabbage, eanlitlowcr. niii'.r.s, uli-rv. pic t;. n :, fi-.-p, ;,t Itiiwiu-P it Stanard. Fruit rari- for t!:e ihoi::md :it oj'iiine s-a'cn(i.4:' Tlic modes of death's approach live I'rious, iin'l' statistics t-how conc'.ii.-ivc-)y that more persons die from diseases of tlx; throat and lungs than any other. It is , -roliable tti.it everyone, without exception, receives yust r umber.- of Tiibetclo 0in:iS. into the system ami where tliesegcrms fall -.pun suitable soil tlr.-y start into lit".- and develop, at liT-t slowly and is show u try .i slinht ticklriig sensation in the ihioi't and if allowed to coni'miu- their ravages they oxlenrt to the lungs pro ducing consumption and to the head, c;iissi"g catarrh. Now ;ii; this i dangerous nnd if allowed to proceed w ill in tinnjjCRVkc death. A t Hie ;::.- t you nius'- wkii prompt:. cs-; allow ing a eol'i :ro wii lion! :;' it n! imi ij dangerous .:nd may his. you o.ir life. A:- .-uun as you feel thai s-:ac-ttilssic is v.tui:;' with yourtliroat, luniiS or nostril-, oMain a 1- tie cf Ru-clice' German ijvn.p. It, . ..: give .you im J mediate relief. Voi; (aiiiiol Aft.. Ml. At this s:c.'i.-on of tlx- year to !h! v.'itiiout a nod relialde diarrhoea '..iham in the iio'is.:, as eramps, edie, diarrhoea and nil itilla'tunaiiiii; of tiie ! st. lnach and howtiJ are exeeeuumlv dangerous if not attended t' at once. One bottle of V.VA HIS' DIARRHOKA IIALSAM uil! do more trood in eases .of this kind than any other tuedi li.-inp on tartli. V guarantee it. C L. Iilaeknian, dru.'yist. SI'W Ill, OTI( K. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Oiadnate of the Royal (,'ollee of London, Rutland, also of thcBellc- vue Medical College. The Lr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrof ida enlargements, tumors and wens, without pain or the knife. He also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity, lias practit ed in the Cerman Freueh and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or nitrht. His motto is "OOOD WILL TO ALL." tiTOHice and residence Ferry street, between J hint and rourth. 9,999.00 IN GOLD To Be Given A,v;iy. (.'lit out tins a.Hcirl-,1 lueiit and i-c:.d it .1. LAUMKIt Co., Vurs. i vuian, Toi-.nio, Canada, with li .i-wecBt Cana.liae, oi '. tw.i-ccnt Anurican pi tT'iaxestHmpf, and they will send yon by mail (postpaid) in .mu time i'or planting' in Apiil or Slay r xt. y.mr i n:i e .if any cm: nt the following coilection ; i' plants, and enter your name in cmpcti ti.ni torjthe -?"',! Ml. Oil in- -riiM that they arc iTiviiiu av.r.y in .iriii r to introdin-e tb.ii nur sery stock. Collection of Pl.Mi-.ti No. I hardy nw I Ni-. ' b ody . liinbin ros.s. o rrbl'ii'iiiiiiv'irs. s ii.rjl.iai-. ere. So. 4--2. Mil as. Nh, X.. Xc. N". X... xl, 10 t;laiiio!a. '! har.ly ripe ii.es." s i;.snl.. rr plants. 41 ea h bl-ck ;.i,d rci: j S JOstrawWrry plants, 4 ciioire Kirn's.) ;,ltr;. .We plants four h...,o . ,.!- j 'in cherry currants frei'V ' X.i. 1 1 r l.ees i.rolilic currants (black) Xo. i .". white v:raie eurmiits All letters with thisadvertisemtntciielostd alon' w ith stamps tor any one or more ..ol tionsof plants, will lie numbered as tliey i oiiv; to hand, ami the Fenders of the first i thirteen hundred w ill receive (fifts as follow-: 1st - sL'.'jI I The next 20, )t0 each. ! !nd 100 ! The next 40. .i each. tid - 10 I The next 41.i, eaeJi. 4th - I be next Sit), 1 each, .th 20 Alter 0.000 letters have len receivtil. the fc-mlcrs of the net 1,100 letters will re. e: e ! .. . 1 K ii I ..s ...HUM n. 1st y.'2:. j Next 10, 15 eateh 2nd l;;:i ! Next 1."., ;o w.-h 2rd Tj i Xext 40,.Vra.-li 4rii .S j Xext 470, T2 each ."I b 2.r. : Xexi. :VX). l eacb A!r i po.Oim lettenthave been re.-rie.l, ? le. ot t if n -xt !.( lettei- wiil rr- M'i a; I r.l .ws: ..n 12 . . .sliiC each : Xext 5 K20 each li, 4 anil 5 . .."i each ( Xext 15 10 each II, 7 and S . . . a0 each I Next 3e"4 a each 3. 10, 11. 12. 2a each i XexUlPU 1 ech After 1W).000 letters bve been received the senders of t he next 1.10!) lettfM will leeeii gifts an follows: 1 100 each ! Xext 14 20 each 2 7a each I Xext2n 10 each . and 4 :0 cath ; .-xt 58S .... 2 each Xext 5 2-.r.wh ' ,oxt 470 1 each Any person tnny tend -iv number of tunes for any of thc above coll.v.-Jioi!8. If 6 eentsin stamps extra is fcni.Wf will send in Jun next a printed list of thfumcs of all persons w!io are entitled to jriftfl. We make this liberal effer t. readers of the IIkk m.d, knowing it wilrnot pay nsnow, but our object is to intro Jiiec our stock and build up a trade. Our mailing points are Toronto and . Shrubniounf. Onr... K.Khester, X. Y., Louisville, Ky.. I'lui'icsvi'.lc, O., and Chicago, III. , and we w ill guarantee all stock to reach our customers in Rood condition. We employ no ai-cnts, but deal direct with customers, ami can sell and deliver slock to any part of the I'nited Mates or Canada a about one half the price charged by other nurserymen, thromrh agents. Itemem'.-tr we will not lo undersold by any reliable firm. Send us u list of wants and we will Uote yo;i prices: or 10 c.-nts lor a band onie illustrate.1. italojru? which yen may deduct fr-'.m your first order. Address al! letters I j. lahmef: & c., NuisiTlynen, TORON I O, CANADA. WANTED. THOSE WISHIN; A FIRST class piano, cwii machine, thc latest music or artists materials, will find a bargain hy caRLvg at Mrs. B. liyinan's. Thc pianos arc fully jrtiar- antced for tivo years. The best inane made to stand thc climate nf tne I'acitic coast, tin iev Amen- '.--'.v.y ...! .L.-ri..i;niut U.-lit; .11 fd.-r. No. 115 1st S: . Albany, Or. For ilii'.bluin and .rosi-uuc.- jjii.-e ( haiabeilain's 1'ain rtalm. Vhen piomptly applied to t!;.! Iro.en r-rt:3 it v. ill j-teveni ! uu t k.l) freni luitiing I'l.nK or i(!ir:,- ill'. It n1a the itehhtir :r.'d si:i:r:'.,:; of ehbt.Iains t res I'or Ibe niie ' o :, );,- t t!iy ii'ili.iy -v -mi; by m" i: re ;i!ioi), U. WASHIN(iT()j NVS. Our Usual Budget From National Capital. the i.UI'OKTANT A ITOIM MKNTS. Thfc Sale of Liquor Prohibited ou tte trict of Columbia Casip Groacdi -Minor Sler.'.ior. Dii- S-t-t al jri'opv.iKi- ii--.'. i V.siii..TOx, July 4. Aiuou tin- it cent important appciutmcEts Weie the lolhiwiii" : Frederick I.)ougia-s -t the District ol Coluutt'iii, to ue Minister to Ilayti; W . M. Mccdith, of Illinois to te SupeuiitctKierit of the Rurcau ot EngraviDL; .iiil Fiiutiu; the ap pointment o! tiapt, Meredith causcil no s.iir'.it isc. N one clsc lutd been inei.tiuiicd lot the position; Daniel S. Uaudall, of Imiiaua, to he U. S. Marshul t'ci the District ol Colum bi i. (The c!om.io ss of the tiersonal relations between Mr. Uaudail and thc PiCiidcat makes it oeuerally supposed that the Marshal wiil resume the social duties at the White House which were always performed by that official except under thc Hayes and Cleveland ad ministrations when they were dele gated to an army ofecerj: II. II. 1 1 until to be collector of internal leveuuc, fourteenth district, New York ; Johu J. Watts, of Virginia, to bo U.S. Marshal for the Western district of Virginia (Mr. Watta was endorsed by ex Senator Mahone); J. A. Connelly, of Illinois, to be U. S. Attorney for the Southern dis trict of Illinois ( He was removed from the same ollic by Cleveland;; William Walter Phelps, of Now York, to be Minister to Germany J (This position was j;iveu Mr. Phelps as a recognition of the iiiile I manner in which he conducted the American side of the Sanioau com- inissioo, which recently tinished its I sittings at llcrliii); ond the lollow ; iny U. S. Consuls: K. C. Good i enough, of Me. to Si. Stcpheua, uuswick: D. K. Hubbard, to AnaaLerg, Gertuauy; Starkloir, ol Mo. to Bremen; W. T. Gunncll, of New York, to Manchester, England; J. A. lib bith, of Coun. m Rrud.ord. Rsig land; ttud It. W. Turner, ol Kansas, to St. John, New Rr ttirwick. Secretary Tiaey litis sluirCen U the dry bones in ihe Navy depart ment by :tti or-.t r reotguni.ttn: and improving the uutSods f uoiug business. Ex Gov. Haitrut.il. of Pit.r.-.y! vania and Ex-Go. Faircluid. i! Wisconsin, met tl.c other members c! the Cherokee Indian Com mis :ioi. here to-uay. Alter receiving their instructions they will pioc-tl to ludiuM icrruory. At least t'.VO protlli OCM t rcpilhli ln,,Ilbcr . of thc I l;:t, .l States Senate will retire at tllL close ol 'their present terms, I alhi'l'! to betialor Cameron, ol 1'enu., and Senator Rhuri of New llampsliire, both of whom have stated jhm tively that they would not aguin be cndidaiis. It has ioug been known here that Suuator Camerou remained in the Senate solely in deference to hits father's wishes but tjeuator IJlair has never intimated a..-.. u...nl fll.-.r I... ti-.,.:1it j not remain in the Senate as long a. ! the republicans of New Hampshire 'chose to send him. i The Picbioent has greatly ; pleasctl the temperance people by issuing an order prohibiting tne sale ot intoxiciting liquors in the Camp grounds of the District ot Columbia Militia, during its annual cncnmpincut shortly to take place. I am informed by an oliicial close to a member of the Cabinet that wiihin thirty days from to day it villi be hard to liud a tiemo cralic t liicial io Washington out side of the classilied service. He says the democratic chiefs of divis ions aud others have been ailowed to remain iu office up to the present time simply as a matter of con venience in closing up the affairs of the fiscal year, but that from t. -day the first of the now fiscal year the republican administration wid really date ' its beginning. He called my attention to the fact that Sixth Auditor Coulter had nlrcady began the good work by demand ing the resignations of the deputy auditor, chief' clerk and eight chiefs of divisions, all democrats. Some important JNew lors np- oniutmcnts are daily expected Last wiek Vice President Mu'ton, Senator Uiscock, Chaunccy I).-pew, Representative Eartjuha:- and sev eral other prominent New Yoik; republicans were over here to tix up things. They are eutirciy na. monious now, having compromised what little differences there was. An investigation is likely o be made in regard to charges made against certain U. S. Coait.iissicm.rs and Marshals in Alabama d mak ing cases without sufiic'unt cause for i lie purpose of getting the fevs incidental to the arrest and exami nation ol" paitie? charged vit violations of th-'t imtrnai revenue laws. It is E0"ict!'ing out of common lor ..ii Engiir'i:...''" iii.d the Er.tish . . . . i .. .Li. li.': . .' . .i'. ti... I. u ;nuiai u -iti .iulv ccl-.Uui.ob ia this cu-.n'try, but Sir Julinu l'aunccfor'c will with thc President, Mrs. Hatri?oii and Secretaries Tracy and Noble to Woodstock. The party leaves to morrow evening and rxnect t; r'.turn Friday. Thc Wat depui t.ticut was closed Saturday on account of the funeral of the late ex-S; n-ttor Cameron ol" j Pennsylvania. I I" I It K AT VltTKA. Tin- Conimercial jlotel anil Other j IJnil.liiiKs liurned. j Ykkxa, (CaLi, July's. lire j l'roke out at half-past twelve this Morning in the Commercial r.ote-l from the kitchen stove. Tin? build ing was nearly till destroyed. The lo?s was ubottt ft'iOOO; insurance, f 1200, .1. I'.. Can. proprietor. iro cery store. Mather t Cooper, pro prietor; ljss, between -tOO and if.'lOO. The lire departiner.t deserves great credit in ki'epin the flames from t-preading. Geo. Young.Wm. Ciocker, Chas. Innker and Win. Forest were overcome with beat. '! be hardware store owned by I tinker Krcs. was also destroyed; loss-, $100(1; insured. The War in Afri. Cairo, July 8. Word is re ceived from Colonel Wadehouse, commander oi the Egyptian troops, that be has sighted the Dervishes moving northward 5000 strong. AVadeboue says his forcea are not strong enough to make another attack, but ho is worrying them with all his availa ble troops in the 6teamcr. He ad vises the collection of a strong force of Assouans to co-operate with him. Warlike It u mors. Vienna, July 8. It is reported that fifty Russian othcers pessed Brala, Rotimania, on their way to Servia. That the Russian govt: n ment has been sending material of war and pontoons to Renin bessara bia, at the mouth of the Danube. An Indian Putt Wow. Cool Crkkk Acencv, July X. Tne Indians held n long council yesterday afternoon, but separated without, reaching n conclusion. Will Not Take Tart. Bukne, July s. Russia has de elin"d to take- part in the interna tional labor congre. Shorti T Kartiinak. Fahminutox (Maine) July 8 A distinct shock of earthquake was felt here lat nigot. A liic 5lriUe. Vikx.w. July S. we.ivers at .la:-g'' struck. Teinij si. ii ii LuNlioN. Jtilv S bitter.' -Four thri: rtisdorlf isand liave i:ttr. . TVnnvson is -4- - - 1Vo.ni.i N l.se.rr.r Anolher wnderiul .Msceiery kan been iade mid lhat ten by a lady ia this iimnty. Disease fastened iu cluti h-s up jti her ;md for seven e r she witli-Iood its severest tests, b::l her vital i.rijatis were uniierminct! uni death s.cried iuiininent. For thre months l.e eughed incessantly na4 could pot sleep. Hie bought of u bottb; of Dr. KinV New Dicoery for Consumption ami was o much re lieved on iakinr first dose that h slept all nijrht aad with one bottle Iim been luiracnloiislv cured. Her n.tina Mrs. I.mher Ltits." Thus write VT. '. Hamriek .t Co. of Shelby, N.C. Jet a fn-e trial bottle at "Fa.-hay Jc Mason's Druf Stre. A afe lnveslnii-il. Is une which is guaranteed to hriujr toii sttiructrT results, tr in case of failurea return of purchase price. Oa this.safepli.n phi can l.uv from our adverlised Druist a botlle of Dr. KingV few Dii-coverv for Consnnip t ion. ll is curranteeil to brinir relief iu everv ca-e, when u-ei for anr nO'ec lion of Thnmt, Lungs or Chest, sucli as CoiiMiii)ition, liidanitnation rf Lung's. l-triiifliilit-. Asthma, Whoop ing Couch, Croup, etc., etc." It it pleas-ii.t and asin cab! to taste, per fectly safe, and i an nlwavs be dejiend ed upon. I'rial bottles fn-e at FnliiiT .V 'a-on-s Drugstore. The IHscovery. Yom have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how ;rood a tiling is. If you have ever tried if, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonder i.l thing about it i. that when once civen trial, I)r King's Nev.- Discovery ever afier holds a place in the- hou'se. II you have never used it and should be afflicted with h cough, cold or any Thaoat. Lung or Chest trouble, eecure a bottle at once 'tirt give it a fairtrial, It is gauraiitced cverv time, or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Koshuy j tv Mason s IJrug jstore IHsarralns urn I intern Fe. This was sometime a paradox." Hamlet ,.....!.. , r , ..,-;. ... ii,. , .:inir, iiiui, on ivj' v, i .,,ivii, J ...... .au.j I...... l.n,... n..l.l.1l I.. ..W II..I..I.M' ' Hetna.-h Bitter against that unseca foe, miliaria, it is no longer a paradox, nut an easy pr-situi:iy. w hatever maiaria e..vcs its misty v.-iiom to j poison the air, and r'c some vegetation water, then , in ihe verv utrnnshold of laiasrna, is the .-nixiliarr potent t disarm the for i.n.i assure eflicieut protection. Kev r and ague, biliou. remittent. dum' 'i'iie and ague ehkc, no suatter how Iciiaen.iisly they have fasteiiei- llitir . !;;tcl. Ihe; sy.-teiB, areliift loiiidto relax their gr.in and evi iitiiailv to aliai.doti i! nlto gel her. Bui it ! preve.-itiir force, thi.t slioahl .hicliy re onrueiul the Bittt-r ii p iM'iis iiv.elJirig in laalaris. 'ursi-d li.i jiitie-, i.:r it is irrtaiu buckler I d icr ei- MLV.ir) wi.u-Ii ite encli'V s pi.v. ri;,-s. I -r' . I,ke iff. in .s; .(1.6 !. flu 1111! illcciit.-. ili.-itii. kulnev :u:l y f ont: h: r ca cigws. u'l I'ikj 'u.-e .''CHt Ila SULLIVAX-K1LUAIN. The Boston Slugger Knocks Kit ram Out in 72 Rounds. , A i.on; ami i-ieik k katti.k. Tjey Simply Fuught LV.il Kiiraia Wu Eihiicnul, WfcfTi Sall.van Lttckcd Kim Cut. The Bl.SAi.li si tcial li-rs" !'.; New Ori.j:axs, July S. The first train of twelve coaches pulled out of New Orleans and the con ductor and engineer were given in structions to go straight through to the battle ground without stop. Aboard the train information was. furnished the officials that both Sullivan and Kilrain bad reached thc battle ground at ::'.0. There was scarcely any belting on the train, the passengers simply talked over the merits of Ihe two men and slept. n tram was the .met ot police of New Orleans, commis sioner of public buildings, and, hi fact, most oi the prominent offi cials. Tiie city attorney and adjutant-general left for Sliddell and stooU at the tramway station until morning waiting for the train. The fight takes place at Richburg, ninety-two mi'es lrom the meridian and 103 miles from New Orleans. So irfect f.re the arrangement that there are absolutely no fears of military interference. Rich burg is virtually ownetl by Mr. Rich, and the place covers an area -of 10,000 acres, --extending over three counties in Mississippi. The battle ground is on sawdust, and seats 15,000 people. At the.Mississipi line there wat a party of twenty-five armed men, and the train was flagged, but no attention was paid to the signal and the special dashed by at . speed of twenty-five miles jc: hour. Just before daybreak the train got into Mississippi, and the ring was pitched and everything put in readiness for the light trt take place at S o'clock. 12 m. The light took place near Richling. There are no wirea to the place and the result cannot be learned until the return the train, which is looked for at t! o'tlock. Owing to the br utal discourtea to everybody, including newspapix men and the Western I'tiion tiiu managers of t lie light will get a sound roasting. The nei pers here have be?n compelled to buy tickets for half of tlieir neces sary working force. TheNVw York managers have given notice that owing to tin; senseless action of managers of the light tbev have dfieided not to give any special fa cilities for telegraphing from th scene of the tight, with the result that the light will have to be lilod in this citv, instead of at the ring side. at sri.i.ivAN-s no.Mi:. Roston, Jnly S. As much inter est is being taken here in the bul letins from the prize fight as on the general election. Crowds sur round the bulletin boards, and hats went into the air when the rumor was bulletined that Sullivan had won. FKO.M WASHINGTON. Washington, July S. A inert sage has just Iieen received from Cincinnati, which is working direct with the prize ring, haying that t Sul.ivan won in the Keventy-sec-ond round. The fight ended at 1 :18 P. M. . St. Lot is, July S. A special from New Orleans rcqortel that Sullivan won in the seventy-second round. The report is not con firmed. Cincinnati, July t. From a re liable source the news has reached here that Sullivan won iu the sev enty-second round. A special train left Richburg for New Orleans at 1 :'o0. No stops will be made and the reports of thc fight will be filed when the train reaches New Or leans. New Oki.kaxs. Jnlv s. The Picayune's bulletin sas: "Sulli van won in seventy-two rounds. Both men have Veen arrested." THE LATEST. Ni-;w Orleans. July s. The party has returned from the scene of the fight. Sullivan knocked Kilrain out after a terrific battle lasting nearly four hours, during which seventy-two rounds were fought. Both" men are under ar rest. Kilrain is very much ex hausted and is in a terrible condi- ition, while Sullivan is compara ; tively fresh. The long battle proved that there were n grounds v.. i : .- .1. . c-..ii: in" -ri iui me oein-i nii. .-uiu- van's wind would not !.ti inauex- tend d tight Kilrain was not in g...d condi- turn and was unlit tr go into tne battla. vet lie withs tomi Miiiivan'a WOlIn. 'It'll Il.UCIC md endurance. Hi. friends assert that had be be.-., in good condition t Sullivan roiild rever have finished liim. Sullivan forced the lighting from the First . and af ter the twentieth round Kilrain fought principally 'be defen sive. Round after lund was fought without punisliioi lit on either side, and it was only after being eompKle'y rxhsmsted. with ; - j i . i out rwer to sltikea Lov., tliat i-ti,.,,;,, ,voo n,!f., yield to -ulli aii's i;ower of c ndnt;t::cc. r.nd wcnl down ui.dr 1 : L's ti-rrible l.i.i el: o.t bh v.. cv irccds at!Jiead a- - -. i :''-'v?fi r y .' 1 .lir f. Af. sJ'.-'S. -er-.: