Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 24, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOTCNTNG 1IERAL3?- SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, i8S.. Hell Jlt:it -i vl1 well-arranged plan to develop the itianunggaujiiuraia per,eptlve fa,ultie8 make the . iaily A.Nt Weekly DAILY I'ni.l.sh.t every morning ex.x-P Mondaj.j e!ivcrcit by carrier, per week........ . tTf -ul ..... WEEKLY. (I'ulillsheil every Friday Morning.) n com-, iter annum, in advance ....2.00 When uot paid in .vivuu.-e hinds skillful and develop a love ( fo. the trade, and inspire an ambi tion to become a perfect mechanic, j This is the object of Industrial erVi rvrvl o A -nril r loom nmto 0.15 " -1 5 oo 13 much in one in a- vear as the I apprentice acquires under a master , ia four years. Not only does he 2.50 DESTRUCTION OF FOJi&aJ'S. a. -quire the skill and practice, bit ho acquires that which is far more valuable the training of the mind and acquaintance - witk books, Nearly two thousand years ago draughting instruments and other Pliny and Columella denounced ! aids to knowledge., that the ap- the folly of destroying the highland orests that shelter the sources of fertilizing brooks and the nests of insect-destroying birds. "Sacred groves" were not limited to the land of the Phr;nicians. The Celtic and German Druids pro tected the forests of their native lands; and even the barbarous Huns seem dimly to have recogniz ed the climatic influence of arboreal vegetation, since we road of their j chiefs enacting laws for the protec-1 tion of the mountain-woods in the ! chines, materials and whatsoever prentice seldom, if ever, attains in the workshop. When a young man is desirous of learning a trade, and cannot attend an Industrial school, he should purchase books on his trade learn to draw and so arrange his time that two or three hours each diy may be devoted to drawing and reading. He should subscribe for a good paper or magazine pub lished in the interest of his trade, obtain catalogues of tools, ma- A Perfect Laxative 2m 1 tishouM W PaweJ Celery Compoundfisl'jroinp mild, aud i and pleasant. As a laxative it leaves little to be desired. I have great Confidence in its merits." Albert Leasabd, Asso't Eilitor ', Jour, of Pedagogy, Athens, Ohio. "For two or three years years I tuffered intensely with severs pains in my bowels, which were habitually constipated. My bowels are now regular, and I have had no ieturn of these pains since using one bottle of pro rapt and pleas ant, with no griping or purgat ive effects It should also incite the liver to 'actios, aid diges tion, and .dlievethe kidneys. Like nothing else, Paine's Celery Compound is a perfect laxative andrcines constipation where V.l other remed-'es fail. "As a gentle laxative l'aine'a Cele ry Compound ia surely without ape 1 think I ought to know, since 1 havo tried remedy after remedy for about six years, and havetound nothing that equals it in my easu of costive HC3S." J. 1?. Jenkins, Teacher, Cloyd's Creek, lenn. 1 fln.M Arc thi simplest Dvos mu'e. UttfflSllU UVSS A chilli-ail usUieni. Faiae's Celery Compound V. G. Sticknev, Druggist. Havana, Ala. Moral: Use Paine's Celery Com nound and stop ruinin ' the intestif 1 tract with.harsli uureitive pills. 1.00. SixforS3.00. Druggists. Wells Richardson & Co. Barlinpton. Yt. BOTH ACADEMIC AND COLLEGIATE departments. In the Academic I: Miu. i i t tV re are four courses of study of three years each: Classical, scientific, normal and business. In iiMSLtii ii ii thorough; location, heal t : exiieuses low; advantages, first- mr.i- chs in every respect. Fall informa- i: .. : i .i t. .. i,:i. ... 14 .-.. ti ll ill l A1.11HL. in , n'l iiii.il auuicoo WlLT5l (1. BUOWNSON,PrSS. McMiN'NYILLK, OREGON it wm m m - ffir 1 2&gl Eel jdls ! on Lsu-tated Keel' arc Healthy. It is unctualiii fl.L.'.-Uvin fl lOiEi Happy and Hearty lower valleys of the Danube. The mediaeval reign of Autinaturalism, however, inaugurated that reckless destruction of forest-trees which by its consequences has turned, many ol the most fruitful regions of ancient Kurope into almost irre claimable deserts. When the high lands of tho Mediterranean penin sulas had been deprived of their woods, the ceneral failing of! springs turned rivers into shallow brooks and brook valleys into arid ravines, which at last i-eased to supply the irrigation canals by which the starving farmers hoped to relieve their distress. Vast tracts of. once fertile lands had t be entirely abandoned. And while the summer droughts became more severe, winter floods became more frequent and destructive. The steep mountain-slopes, denuded of their vegetable mold, sent down torrents of now-water, turning rivers into rushing seas and inun dating their valleys in spite of pro testing dike3. Hill-sides which once furnished pastures for thou sands of herds were torn up by ever-deepening ravines and reduce to a state of desolation as complete as that of a volcanic cinder-field. Harbors once offering safe anchor age for the fleets of au empire became inaccessible from the ac cumulating deposits of the diluvium which had been swept down from the torrent-rent mountain-slopes, while a detritus of coarse sand and gravel covered the fields of the in termediate valleys. On tbe shores of . the Adriatic alone 250,000,000 cubic yards of highland soil are thus yearly deposited in the form of pestilential mud-banks. A mil lion square miles of uplands in southern Europe and western Asia tiave become almost as arid as the mountains of the moon. The Rhone, the Loire, the Kbro. the iuadalquiver, the Euphrates, ard the Orontes have completely de populated many districts exposed to the devastations of their yearly Hoods. In Au?rica the same cause has begun to produce the same effect. Not in Mexico alone, but within the boundaries of our own republic the progress of reckless forest-destruction has made inundations an annual calamity, and has so im poverished the soil of the denuded J area that extensive tracts in the terrace lands of the southern AUe ghanics now resemble the despob lados of worn-out .Spain. The loss resulting from the consequences of that improvidence far exceeds the benefit of labor-saving machinery so much so, indeed, that the waste of vegetable mold,, in our Eastern cotton tates alone, more than outweighs the profit derived from the improvement of all agri cultural implements used on continent. It would behoove the Oregoa legislature to take some action locking to the suppression of this wanton destruction in this state. The annual recurrence of destruc tive forest fires in the timber re gions of Oregon seem to demand some prompt and vigorous remedy. is advertised that wili give him a knowledge of his work and keep : him informed of the inventions and manufactures in his line of study. Py so doing he may may rise above th ; piano of a common workman, secure larger wages, plenty to do, and eventually become a master, mechanic and an employer ol labor. M AKKl EI). SIMPSON MONTKITM.-On Aiu.'.2.M, lSD, at 'J A. K. at C'orvall's by htv. K. J. Thompson I. l. Mm. Join Simpson anl Mrss iliivr iUntoitli.) ofC'orvai!H. Mr.1 Walter Moiiteith, Mr. and .Mr. O. 15. Moil- : tcith ami .Mrs. K, V. Nutting, of this city were Kicsts at the weililinj. In Olympia. August 21, 1SS!, at the residence ' of Mrs Mary Allen, ly Kev II l Brown,: W A Joy, of Ciie!ia:i. Washington, to Miss ; KIcra Ameharv, of Sliedil, Oregon j its 1 M' 'fe' ig JSm: t DIED. JONES -At her home neir Millers, Au. 21, ' of paralysis, Mrs. Lvdia Jones. I Deceased came t Lhm Co. in 186.. and ! was M veru old. Mie leaves a husband, ; five children and seveial (rand children. SMITH On Thursday, AutumI .'2:2, 1&S9, at ' her home near Shcdd, Mrs Ilobert Smith. ! The deceawl was a most estimable woman j and leaves a husband and family ard a wide circle of fiieiids to mourn her death XEIV TO-DAY. nos urn ue I jim ' A 1 1 HrU Wins We desire tsav to our citizens, tea for vears we have been celling 9r King's New Dicovervloi Consumption, Dr. King's New Life 1111s, Hucklc' Arnica Salve and Electrie Bitters, ap have never handled remedies that cell as well, or that Lave siren such ui versal satisfaction. We do not heai tate to guarantee them cverv time and wc stand readv to refund the p jt cua?e price, if satisfactory, results i.ot foilow their use. These remedies !av woik their great popularity pure lv on iheir merits. Foshav & M&60B Druggists. A Safe InveAtmeBt. Is one which is guaranteed to I Tint vou satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase priee. Ob tbis safe plan vou can buv from onr advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's Few Discovery for Consump tion. It is gurrantecd to bring relief in every case, when uscq for anr affec tion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop ing Couth, Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, per fectly safe, and can alwavs be depend ed upon. Trial bottles free at Foshav fc .Mason's Drugstore. ouse Will & Stark. Plies! riles! rilrs! Dr William's Indian Pile fVinlmeat is the only sure cure fur blind, blwd ing or itching ;;ilcs ever discovered. It never fails to cure old cases of Ion? standing, .Iiidjre Coons, Maysvillc, Ky, sati: "Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment cured me after years of Buffering." .1 udge ( ollin bury, Cleveland, O, says "I nave ound by experience that Dr. Willi:iii's Indian Pile Ointment "irr i immediate and jiciinai.ent relief." We liaye liutulreds of such testi monials. Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by druggists at Tittc and $1 per box. Sold by r'oshay & Mason, Albanv. )ro-ron. The .ew Il-rovrry. You have liei.rd jour friends) and nei nil hois talking about it. You may jouise'f be one ol I he many who know lrom personal experience just hiv good a thing i. If you have ever triea it, you :.re me of its staunch friends, because the wonder'ul thin" about it is, that whin mice given trial, Dr King's New Discovery ever af;er holds a place in the house. II you have never used it and should be aHlietcd with a cough, cold or any Thaoat. Lung or Chest trouble, secur'e a bottle at once and give it a fair trial, It is gaurantccd every time, or money refunded. Trial bottles free at Foshay i it Mason's Drug store 17011 KENT A CoMMUOIOL'S Sl'oKK.'ox 00. An A 1 location, Small st3ek and ! fixtures 'or sale. Adi ress or call on Ashby j & Dickinson, Albany, Or. : i . n r i i t i t'rtf-v. t.iiii-11'.i . .... I ? wcl French TTIOR SALE A YOUNG DRIVING MAKE, X well broie and Kettle. Inquire of . M. i UfANltD-A VOIING M VN DESIRES A j situation as a carpenter Address Geo. j Sandman, Albany l'nstottice ) OST A GOLD LOCKET WATCH CHARM i . THOS. BRINk Best Line of Ware In the Citvoi fcv! Fane Wickt. Chairs Lountyes Parlor Cornice Poles. Mirrors Feather Pillows Srino Mattresses, Window Shades Walnut Extenv sion Tables Suits. And ui..at you can'i,n'nrl at other houses, J have it. In facteverj- 1 1 with a short uiecr of eo!d chain at tuned to it. on tbe charm was engraved i thine tha ia kpnt in a first-class houa 9 S. 'I. P.. The tinder will be suita- j 1 the letters b!v re-.varded b jeavintr the same at otfice. thui Ash,. 'Manlean.fl Walnut Chamber sets. Chairs. i - g' - ' - - 7 r nOKSALK A FIXE YEARLING HOI,-! f 9 . " rr'i CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD gentle fresh milch cow fie years old and talf, j W.. ' WI1Ut-.llWV,tl. the latter a heifer J fchort horn. I'r ice f 40. J ALBANY - ORE (IN AF1 ls L"imtl iiuuia, laii.Kciik, vr. Toed Sawing. PURCHASED TTAVING XI engine and a full wood pauiau iiilfit, A TFtCTI0N I am ireparcu to iu.e comracis oi mat Kinu. ; Persons wishin? !i2!r winter's firewood sawed will da we" to ;o ne a call. On'eis can br ' left at Dto.vnell & Stunard's. GEO. II. WARREN, 17IAIR WARN ING TH e PUBLIC IS ' . hereby nutified of tho exiatence of city ; ordinance prohibiting diivii g in the city I limits faster thau six miles an liutir, and the -leaving of tennis tinh't Iml. Unless the j same are respected hereafter arrests will be ; nads, under pruviykiiw of such rdinancc. J.N. HOrEMAN, L'tv Marshal. W- INN & jII MPHKEV, LhALEKS IN : clioiee cigars l'i Wfils, Karyo & C.'s j oltiee. Fine importeil and Key West cijirs a ' specialty J. McCA WS I LAN l. CI 1 L ENGINEER j and Surrcyor. Draujhtin and Blue- prints. Office with Oreeon Land Co. Albanv Or. Scweraire systems n 1 water supply a J specialty. Estates subd.vulce, maps n.ade or copied on short notiue. j nimw bb. Diamond i-O Jewelry All at Uie Lowest 2 prices f any h juse in the city. Give them a call. Fifty pieces of furniture given with all cook stoves or ranges old bv Matthews & Washburn. knUyH JULIDBCEADWOHL'S -o)-o(- COWAK RALSTON IAKD CHKBEF.LAN Albany, - Oregon Transacts a general banking lusiiiess. Draw 8i;ht drafts on New York, San , Fran iszo and Portland, Or. Loan money on approved security. Receive deposits subject to cheek. Collections entrusted to us will receire promDt attention Just received niceassortment canes. at of II. Ewert't.a gold-headvd AI1T Q1IUFAMI JVi L7ilJJLljAND ! 1 . i -OF BAZAAR LIT (IEOCERTEkS. GENERAL jHARDWAE ........ . - u I BOOTS AND SHOES. E- BARGAINS ! j From and after this date ! stock of Boots and Shoes BARGAINS! s 1 will selllmy entire A reliab'e 1'. S. Stan in! 3-ton seal deliv :nd a5 jour nenrcst railr i:id free of Ir.-u lit on thirty days triil. scales at pioi ori'onate'.- low prices ranted for lite vcars. Address, K. C. HOFFM AN, Albany. Oregon. ?!AT COST vocer 4ros-. silverware. Jbrenoli, CliiiKL and Crvstahvaro j Bovs' Wagons and "Doll Carriao-es.' Fancy Cjtoo(s: and a Gferiera.' Asortm vir jT i l-mnl-co-rv i aud;rors. Ho Buys Direct :nd Carries the Largest Stock injLhe Willamette Valley? lei on parle Francais. Hier wirf deutch gesprochen." Staple Groceries I M mm & carry au nptn mho I in. of si OresoD State Fair ! ! s?le, t z iiiiucii&tj x' iui auu winter tuci ut xsiy vjouus,vyivan.& and h iii nishinp uoods which will ?soon Twenty-ninth annual exhibition at Salem, Orsgon, commencing MONDAY, SEPT. 1(, Continuing one week, under the management of the Oregon State Board f Agriculture. IX D U STRIA L SCIIOO L. OVERS15000INOASH arrive. I and General Hardware Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL conking stoves and ranges, p ulor and cookir.i; stoves, a id ait kinds of kitchen 'itcnsils! alsa a '.onilpetu assortment of and i mm ' rn s intend to have thefmost complete -AN'D- PREMIUMS Oli'ered for Agricultura!, etock, dairy and mechanical exhibits, for works of art and fancy work, and for trials of speed. Cnder the apprenticeship system oi but a generation ago, from three to four j'cara' time was required to learn the carpenter's trade. Practi cally it is a trade that can never be complete! learned, for with new designs in architecture, new j important imp-ove;nent material in construction, and an m the premium list RUNNING A TROTTING RACES EACH DAY. made endless variety of changes, it re quires constant study to keep well informed and prepared to meet all its improvements. The common-sense method of learning this, as well as any trade, is wholly uniike the old method, wherein the apprentice w!at his master gingerly imparted. For in the common-sense plan the learner is placed un ler a system of train ing and study combined, with a Reduced rates l r fares ur frr iht on all transporla ion lir.es to and from the fair. ADMISSION PIIICES Men's day ticket Women's day ticket Men's seaso i ti. k- t . . Women's season ticket. Send to tiie mvi, tai v lor a p em:i;in :;-t. J. T. APl'KR.SON. J. T. tJp.K'.it., I': evident Secretarv. r0c 2oc . ro . . 1 00 at Salem Dry Groods tore In the Valley. Call early, as 1 e&n and'jwill save yon money. Pampj, hoie, cj jerva :. n 11- ? l ;j!invi' iriita sasjiilty. -"oprices are t;iAra:i!ejJ t be mtisfajtorv. The public ia invited to call nd inspect! mr stock. Tuepdale'g buildinu.l Alhanv. Oretmn CAKES, PIES, Fresh. Baked :&ea( Every Day. ttmai i at Moh aa Cranb&rfoe, Fine Pickles, Driad Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candles and Nuts, Eastern Arckcaheat Floor, Canned Goods of AM Kinds. BohemioM Glassware, Etc. Tban f0it wn mil boa&X when n-te wo tanr. mMIm baaellt ( thanaxgto will w Pen to hti ftnnin. UmMnbcr be pla w tit ot : on Ffart and BocwdaAdi 8U CONRAD NEE mm Albany. O'egon. F.J. ALBlfMMflES The Willamette Packing Company -IN ADDITIOXjTO- ALBANY IRON IRKS, THEIR OWN LINE OF CANNED GOODS Qglucludinrr fruits a-i vei;eta')!es or in i,:r sojas not t.) lose t'.K-.ir natural tlavor, eirry u.J i sua.rior. .manner, COMPLETE luIJSTE -(1K- Manufacture'steain t-ncines, grist and sawJmill machinerv. iron fronts aud all kinds of heavy a::d lijrht work in iron and brass castings. Special atten- J tii.n paid to repairing all kinds r.f machinery. Patterns made on stort notice. ) Choi Farriilv Gri-ocefies. I'.. F. SOX, "--suknt. Tabk ,C. H. Stewaut, b'ecretarj-. cickcas. Delicat etc. ies, frsih fr.i!t-.A::d vegetable i all da dressed NEW TOOCESS FtOUR, mtH for ytbrsM