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ORIGmTpECnVE
15 CENTS A WEEK.
ALBANY, OltEGON, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 18, 1S89.
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Keeping uae rvi? rh
Has opener! for 'Aw '".!? VVintrr traJ; a lin
ger asoruuvnt than r r i.v.'i.iv, ami mviie.s tiie spe
cial attention of tlu !'.,! !' Albany ami surround
ing country to his njMsn: K: Ii.
nm. U k Villi h
CONSISTING OF-
dry goods akd motions,
boots and shoes,
groceries,
carpets of all kinds,
oil cloths and
lenoliu2is,
window shades,
portiers,
LACE CUUTATK.s,
In fact a cotupietP assortment of general merchan
dise. His entire rmiklinsr. includir.f basement, first
ana second stories, is crowded full of new goods,
bought dirtct from importers and manufacturers for
the present tall and winter trade, which affords a
tock ot HM7 and t'lvsh drs'.'nf large enough to up
ply any want, and whieh 7rill be sold as low as first
class full weight gnrds :?n be bought anywhere ii.
Oregon
mm iii .m
!N inr'T iwsv of
The pub'ir is ceHixih
our magnificently s;ielrd
Ginss
Plush fiondp; and
1889 UtkUhB
Grand Holiday Opening.
Irr brought f AifctBj. C!i tt) ictpeet lbtir iMM tMk.
Wkeo fully pM( it will ih Mni etaplttt ! Iltfaat ilaliday
Oiiplaja.
127" Tir Straat, Vx f Twcrr Hwt.
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lo:fly grcwtl . Ail-any j
a.-
CLOAKS AND JACK UTS.
UNDERWEAR,
KNIT GOODS,
TABLE LINENS,
FINE HOSIERY.
KNITTING YARNS,
ZEPHYRS, SAXONIES,
FINE AND
COMMON UMBRELLAS,
fine uress uoous an
ilic Season.
inritef! to call and inspect
dicplar rejomji
& Son
Art
ips:
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:BBBPerfection of Fit
sri: ial OTitr..
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
Graduate t the Royal College of
London, England, also of the Belle-
vuc Medical College.
The L'r. has spent a lifetime of
study and practice and makes a spe
cialty (. chronic diseases, removes
cancers, so-.t'i-la enlargements, tumors
and wens, without pain or the knife.
licaL-o r.!a!;j,i i-ucoiulty of treat
ment with e'eotrioiiy. Has pra;tn d
in the (Jcrnuti French and i3 t : I i 1 1
(hospital-:, (.'ails promptly attMebd
! day r ::i!:t. Hi3 motto is
' t;ool! WILL TO ALL."
j fiTQ'.Yics and residence Ferry fctreet,
l tween Third and Fourth.
t i
!
a m.i. STUCK OK !
!
j Staple Groceries
(kfepy. (feware,
The best ejuality r' "'. tn-tlet. MNilias,
nnts, t te.
CANDIES, NUTS
FRESH RAKED BREAD EVERY
DAY.
At this oM reliable house fa alno to k.
found a complete as.sorinient of frt'h (amil
Rroctnei, to whitl is constapily Ite'u.g aitltll
all tlir seasonahlc lines sf groceriM and pre
visions, such as
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to order,
Anchovy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts,
t astern Buckwheat Flour,
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc,
These Roods were all bought when prices
were low and the benefit of tl e margin will be
given to his customer. Remember theplarc,
,it the o!d corner on Kirtt and Broalalbin tits.
. . . Proprietor of. .
Albany Soda Works
Aad luanufatturfr of
one
We are t prepared to furnish choice,
frtsh ci:it:ies of bc.t grade, consiftinif of
pure f,t!i k, assorted flavors, mixed candies,
extra Krrnch and chocelate creanm, f;vncv
mixed, randy toys and a taervl assortmf.nt
of line candKS
AT V I I BS 4 I E itt tri.l IIJ.
S'Ordcrs frcm unt'y dealers promptly at
tuKded to. tatoiy on Kirst street.
ALBANY
OREGON
RED GROWN MILLS
NKW PROCESS FLOUR.
(Superior for Vasiilyaad Baker's nae)
Best Sioraee Facilities,
9ni(he mi pria jru far kekfV3
4LBANT OREGON
Th BUYERS7 GUIDK i
iamed March and Sept.each
year. It it an enylperlia
of ofl infrnti9 for ail
wko aurckise tk iuzoriea
or Ik oaMitiat af Ufa. Wi
elatha yaa a faraitk yan vitk
all (ho aeesajry aid laataataarjr ap-
lianoea to rid a, walk aca, alesp,
eat, fish, hnat, wark, fo U tknreh or
stay at home, aa4 ia variaaa aiaes,
tries and qnaatitiea. Jaak kra aut
what is required to 4o all tkaaa thing
COMFORTABLY. y ka
fair estimate ef the Talae ef the
BUYERS' CUIDR, which will be
seat npoereceipt of 10 cents to pay
doaufte. MOHTCOMERY. WARD & CO
11 4 Miohit;u Aeou i Cnioao.Hl.
We are permanently located on tho
old Clinc homestead mile from
Albany on Corvalhs rcatl. We havp
an ha lid large stock of
Oloke Emit Trees
t f t ur rwi grfisg, whiah w wil
1! at lowrt !itrs; rates.
I'a-.tiAs c'iitctn ijia ti us y'unli'j,
Irees wi'l consiult their interests by
exaiiiitiin our stuck and prices J.fr?
urciiasin.
INsiax cH P.itowsri.:,
Alhauy, Ores; :;.
PAT!
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Bakery
Coil rad Meyer.
Choice
Confectioners
Alijany Nurseries
Absolutely Pure.
: powucr Hirer vane. A inrvei
i-.! ii:!n;vli ii:.'tli anil l:olrijiu(-nes.
Mo:-.- .-c iiiii'iiiirul UiKu the ordinary
"cif.i'i- iiu -.W!t;ot lie soM in i-oiniK'ti
lion with uinititudc uf low test, short
we'i:i)l aiam 01 phosphate powder
Sold only in i-ms. Kotai, Bakix'- ott
deb Co . 10 ' Wall t.. N. Y.
l.FWI li, ,1 ill NMi.V iV: (o.. .U"t;!!!r.
l'iii'lland, Orcjrn.
I'll vis n ias
,r i- I'avi.-, ji i. physician xsd
1 1 u't'in. C: ri t e :i iu:d at his oil ci
room ii. S.:th:iu' l.ltk. ! it Mrrvt. A'b3u
Oreiron-
"i W. MAsrcN. !SMU
J, Reoii, A!i.i. , ('ieton
M.
H. El.I.IS, PCYMCIAN AND SCKr
jenn, Aila- j Oregon.
p C. KEI.I.Y, PHYSICIAN AXI VH
J. jreon Albany, Oregon, ofric in , Pi tree
new block. Oflk-e.himrx, from 8 a. ii. to 4
r. ii.
J. KrMltl(, Yfc'ihKlAAhY fLK
i'l . ceon, vrdiiate of Ontario vcterinari
colleg-e and n.cmber of the Ontario veterin
ary medical society, is pr pared to treat the
diseases of all ilon.c.tiiated animals on
scientific principles. Ottice at Ans MarhaJlV
livery stable, liesidei.i e 4th and talapcoii.
streets, Albany, Oregon.
DK. I. W. STAKIt, PHYSICIAN ANI)
Surireon, late of Prownsvilie. Or. Orfire
in the Strahan-Pearie block iif fairs in the
rear ro'ims on the ni'iin hall. Cai s proinptlv
attended to in city or eountjy.
DR R KOLDEWAY, VETKRINARY si'B.
teon, Albany, Oregon Graduate of Gei
man and Americvn collevcs.
DR. E. A. McAlwtir iioiiiptiiic puy
sician and fiitrtreoti Uis removed b
orliceinto Crawford's blck. All calls brouipt
ly ai tended to.
D
Itti.A. WHilNKY. i--IIYM('IA n
tal Medical College. New York City. Diteases
f Women a spc ialtv. O.Tice in Froroan's
h'ick. Allien v im-nii.
V OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN T'lAT PRO
I perty owners are required by ordinance
to cut down anu remove all thistles and ob
noxious weeds (.'rowing uon their premi-.e;,
and npi-n the street mljoinin.' thereto, within
the city limits of All.anv. Those failinr t
do se will e liable to a tine of ?r,
liy rdsr of the city marshal,
.1, N. IIOEEMAN
albaxt, Jt x ;,, us,
H
EWEItr. PRACTICAL. WATCH HAKE
. and jeweler, Albany, Orcirii.
ATTOKXKV.
t. n. n. ;i.a( Kiii.r.N. . w wmoriT.
I II.ACKlil'RN, i WRIGHT A1TORNE VAT
i Law, Albany, Ore;;on. Oltice in Odd
i! -How's Temple. 4 ill pra.-tkv in all court
)l tin-Hate, ami Mpecul attention to all
business.
WrOI.VEKT()N CHARLES E. ArrORNEY
at Law, Albanv, Or. Ollii-a in room 11
and It, Footer' Jiloefc, aver L. E. Biala's
s:or i
T K7 WEATH01u"oRl,VTTORNtYAT
t) . law, Albany, Ore-o. Offioe in 9iri
Fellow's Teinpie. W 111 pract in all th
court af thentata, ana gi a spatial aMastioa
to all hiiinry
1 : 1 TWHWaa
Laval Harreylaa.
PA&TDej saline acsTiTise eesa sas at
tain accurate and prompt wark by ealUnr
upon ex-county surveyor t. T. T. Fisher. Ua
ha complete copiteof laid aatea and taaa
sbip plats, and is prepara I eade aorvaviaf la
any part af Lina connty. Peetaalee eda'teae,
IfilU-rs Htation, Lina oo ity.)rciea.
c
m. nmn. ac kit fob ni la-
lng tre, lite aa4 aeaalaet ieeataeea aeai.
paaiea.
er Beat.
FftH IBHI TtOOIfl TO UarT.
City Kastaaraat.
ATM!
. J
Brala Tlla(far te.
AGOOft SUPPLY - r FIRST CLAM
draia tile for sale at the Bate hrkk
and tile factory F:at ot Alhany Bear Kaai
isutts. ueii at the ractMTaraearaaarreata
4 Auataa, Albany Orexoa.
w
ANTED A GIRL TO hX GK51XAL
bouscwerk. Apply at the eoiaeref 9th
and Railroad atrttU,
Dcimonico Restaurant,
O NI FIltfT A KLLAWOKTH fcT"..
The undersigned having purchased
the old Herman Restaurant stand has
opened uniler the above name a first
ci ia resianr.nt. We are prepared to
t'.ruiah rneai.-i for parties ordauces a
ahirt notice. Oysters served in evafe
vtyle, cistern or coast; all kinals of
lish known in the marketl Empley
only tirst-ciaaa hulp and waitiag will
w:il be prorapt ai.d courteoas. Reg
ular meads 25 cts. CofTee ef Grst
class qr.aiity and cup ef coffee aad
i nku at from o to 10 cts. I am well
;-.n-..wii in' this city anii reqntat the
j;t:i( -us to L'ive a call.
SAM CORTS, rrcprieto.
!nj:crtar.t Notice.
j HAYE !:hTl !;; ; riWMTIlK FRONT.
-1. I ! aii ti'V ii c:i ot! The Il'th. Aiy
!' any ..:' i::v time cteck wiu
ft
OVER THE WIRES.
Reoort of the Silcott Invtstieat-
ing Committee.
C OKKO ON t.LKC'H:iC H IKES.
Frl?ral AppoiatmeLts SenttiMbe Secatt A
Qowl Old Age for a Favtrito Poet
Btriko Ends iu Total Defent.
Th Hbrai,u siiecial IMspatcms.)
London, Dec. 17. While the
postmaster was deliverinu: his mail
in the postal building in Ilatton
Gaidun, this mortiin, he was at
(iickel by three men who -wounded
him, robbed him of ti is letter ba,
carried hint to an adjacent room,
locked him in and escaped. It i
stated that the mail stolen was
i om prised of registered packages
from the Cape ot Good Hope, con
taining diamonds. l'oMollite au
thorities, however, declare that
t ape mails were delivered yester
day. TWO KKPOKTS.
Majority
and Minority
Looked For.
Kepoit
Washington, Dec. 17. A ses
sion of the Silcott defalcation com
mittee to-day brought evidence
that a majority was in favor of an
appropriation bill to cover the defi
ciency, but the minority is opposed
to it, and if necessary "will fliak a
minority report.
AIM'OINTMKXTS MADE.
President Harrison Sends then
the Senate.
to
Washington, Dec. 17. Presi
dent Harrison to-day subbitted the
follorvirg list of appointments
ti the senate; Andrew M.
Craw ord, receiver of public mon
eys at Roseourir, Oregon; Frank
M. Foote, receiver of public mon
eys at Kvanstown, Wyoming; Fre
mont Wood, United States attor
ney for Idaho.
THE DEADLY WIKES.
The Electric Current Get In It
Work Elsewhere.
Toledo, Dec. 17. This morning
Robert Dalton, a painter, while at
work, lost his footing and fell
across two electric wires, Ho was
instantly killed by the currents.
The body lay for nn hour or so
across the wires, which burned
deep into the flesh, and from which
w smoke and sickening tdench
arose.
THE POET WH1TTIEK.
His
8M Itiitlxlay, iiet In Feeble
Health.
Boston, Dec. 17. To day was
the eight v-second anniversary of
the birth of l'oet JohnG. Whiftier.
He is in very feeble health, and at
his own request lie as e pared the
fatigue of receiving the congratula
tions of friends who have been ac
customed to greet him on these oc
casions. Will Not Be Tried.
Chicago, Dec. 17. It seems
probable now that the indictment
against Frank Woodruff for com
plicity in the murder of Dr. Cronin
w ill not be pushed to trial, but that
he will be tried for horse stealing.
rrintors Were Net Saeressful.
Bek.nk, Dec. 17. The strike f
the printers has ended in the com
plete defeat cf the men.
HwXMON! FIGaeJMXe;.
Testing the Censtltarioa) ef aa
Idaho Law.
Wahington. Decaaaber It.
Argument was can tinned iu tbe
Uaited States Supre Ourt H-
day ia the caca ml Baaaucl 1). Davis,
appallnt, against H. G, liaasoa,
Sheriff at OaeieU coanky, I. T.,
invalving tha canstrttiarnjlity af
the Territarial laws presenting
Morsaoos from Tattng. Davis was
caarictad and ent to jail in 1SK9
on rd iuaictmaat for canspirccj
charging hiaa and sundry alber
pei'la&s with having canbiucd ta
be unlawfully adasittca ta
rejibtratioa a vctere. Davis'
unlawtul act consisted in taking
iXh that he was iut a nierubtr ot
fny orgaaizatian racticin the
doctrine af plural aianinges when
he was in fsrt a aimWer af the
Hnaei! Chureh. The cre conies
here en su app'.icatiaa fer a writtd
l;thc!s carpus aed an the reuodn
Srst, that the facts ia the indictmest
da r.flfc canstitute a criminal wife ess
undtr f.nj law ef the Territory, to
ta praliibit atemt-cis af todies
beiii.vinj iu plural n:ari'i:.syes ir::i
vctioj; 's a law reap'-rtir un
estftbiisl.sneirt e)f telli- :. in
vinbit-OM of the lit tni -tjtllTiel.l Lo
tiie te:!iii:tan, 4B! th(-iv'.re is
o:.
;;5liT XN P( Nil A V i'.-. !'
1 m : i ,iel : . 2 lacdf.- 'riy, .:i
v i ; r x . :. i ; i !
a solemn agreement made cry bind
ine, and it ha, already been signed
by a large m, ml.tr of the h-ading min
isters of the city.
The agreement among other thiugs
save: "We pledge ourselves to with
hold all patronage from the Sunday
newiiap?r, both, in the matter of
subscriptions and advertisements,
and to persuade our people, in so far
an possible, to take the same position.
We do -this believing the Sunday
newspaper ia the head aud front ol all
oflendiut:."
tjne minister connected vim tne
movt ment said : 'We mean business.
We are going te push this n.iitter
You ay thit there is a leadirg .rthr.
dox pastor in the city who, it is c
ported. ve8 to read Sunday papers.
All light; jnst let him refuse to rign
this paper, and see what t-flect it
would have. I tell you he'll hive to
cjine in out of the rain."
HAKLA N" TO THE FKONT.
Ho liincs a Challenge to All dura
men In tlie World.
Trenton (N. J.), Dec. 14. Ecward
Hanlan, the ccullet, dictated a chal
lenge to the world this afternoon,
agreeing to post 1000 with any New
York paper agreed upon for au open
free-for- all tculling race on any la!
iu ttis country or on the Thames
course, in England, in July next, each
entry to put up $1000, the winner to
take two-thirds aud the second ene
thira ot the stakes, and the winner
to be classed as the champion sculler
of tne world. If thu is not satistac
tory to the Australians he will row
any Australian for $2500 a side over
the Thames course next July for the
championship of the world.
GLADSTONE'S STRENGTH.
He frill Concentrate It All for the
Settlement ef the Irish Question
London, Dec. 15. Gladstone de
clines to accept the invitation to
initiate the acitatiou looking to the
establishment of a working day of
eight hours. He says his tune must
be largely devoted to the settlement
of the Irish question, and for this
reason as well as on account of the
iub'rmities of age, he must abstain
from taking a leading part iu the
movement.
OUTSIDE TALK.
Astoria Attracting Much Attention
Abroad Albany's ltailroad
Astoria Pioneer.
Of all the towns in Oregcu lor
luvtstiDy iu town property, " wh-re
the iargeel aad quickest and most
certain returns are insured, Astoria
is in the lead. Of this there can
be no doubt. The large number ot
improvements now actively beim:
pushed at this great port and those
ccrtiio to come in the future, and
no mistake, make her the safest
town in the stats for capitalists to
invest in. Land within her cor
porate limits h epuai to so much
gold in the banker's till.
In addition to the talk of build
id" a railroad from Salem to
Tillamook and Astoiin, the Aih.iuy
& Astoria railnav Company ha
already begun thi work of bui l
mg a line from the Oregen Paciik
at Albany to Astoria.
'I he Salem Statesman bays: li.
S. Cajk. manager of the Oregon
Laud Company, came up Irom
A-toria yesterday aud will return
tidsy. He report great excite
ment in the real estate market
The Oret on Land Company has
established aa office, and J. A
t;ook and a ir. utoortt are in
charge, aad have alreadv sold
lizleea blacks eut af the Oregon
Land Coaipnej's addition. Mr.
Caek was interviewed by a rcpartrr
aad aredictad s rapid grawtfc
deveUpaneot f Oragaa's great
itapart tawa.
Jtot for Polygamy Thli Tiate.
Salt Lak, Dex 16. City Ma-
shal Solomon, Connty Kecnrder Caa-
uoa, alectlIeB weiier. linjaad anu
HauiptoB, all Mormon officials, wtie
arrested here this af teraeonr 1 here
ara six indictmtate against Soloaoa,
charging SBisapproprrttinj; public
fluids, aad one ice'icteD scainst
sch ml the others, ekrinj; tkem
with ceawpiracy. They were released
upon furnishing bonis ta aacure their
appearance in the district cttirt Bator-
day.
BflKarnslas an t'ateea fee.
"This was sometime a psradex," ss
Hum let says, isinre, however, the
eeple cf Arotrica ana! ether 'ande
liava been enabled to pit lloftetter'e
Stcoiajh Bitters sgainst that uneea
foe, malaria, it is no longer a ptrarin,,
hut an easy possibility. Whatever
uiaWria evolves its niitty venom to
joieon the air, and decaying uimhole
pome vegetation impregnater tlic
water, there, in the very ttronghalal
of iniusma, is the auxiliary otert to
disiina the foe and Ksure eicieat
protection. Fever and ague, l.ilina
reinittent, iJunib ticae and atrue eake,
no uiutter hiw tenaciously they have
fasn-nei' tiuir !tit-h on'the ej-elrin,
are lirrt forced tf relax t!;eir trra
! utiil event'.iai :y to l'Si!tio:i it alto-iui-.ir-r.
i!ut it i preventive feree
iilia-. fhoMlii ejilt-fy p-cominend the j
j Hitter- ;o r-i-n ii t-!!:;iLT in malaria- ;
! 1-.
;.i' !'ir ii : a certain ;
tt-.:' e ;i;.-v:!:; W!lit ii the
e: ! . t.'i::t-s. V.l' .Te. :
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UIIITISI1 ntOBLEMS.
Proeressof a'ac Soeitl Fri og
Ii
in England.
Xkw Y'okk. Dec. 14. A eal.Ia
siieciai to thu Maii and Express i!m
. 'IM. A 1
London ays: mo ireiiieuuirauin",
ress which has been made by the
s -cial reform propaganda, emboiing
all that the pople desire for their
Mcliareand restrained by the i.-'iin-naticg
intluenee of (ilAtletonc's calm
leadership, ha waked the Gmciii
meut to the very lively fear th-.t it
has overslept ittelf. The Mmiaiers
arc in dread now lest the delay ot tho
dissolution of Parliament shall liud
them fice to face with consolidated
Liberal and Radical force?, supported
by the popular vote. ' Among therc
porcs which arc ju.-t now agitating
political circles is one that the dissolu
tion of Parliament will take phi n
the autumn, aceompanitd by the re sorption
of Lord liartitigton an I
Chainberlaiu iu the Cabinet vnd a
thoroughly reconstructed MinHry.
Lord Salisbury 2nd Lord Hartinton
i.ave beets visiting the Queen at Wind
sor, an . her Majesty has added to the
persuasions of Lord Salisbury her own
request that Lord HartiDgton .'-hall
join the Cabinet.
cuossesTthe ocean.
Influenza ia New York. A Yn
Lady with the Disease.
New York, Dec. 16. Dr. Esou,
of the health board, to-day reported
that there had been discovered in this
city eight cases of foreign influenza.
Tha first victim, a young laey, as
taken down Thursday last. It is sup
posed she contracted the disease from
a family who returned from Eun-pu a
few days ago. Her first symotn
was vertigo, speedily followed by
headache and chills. Then she be
came deathly tick with pains i her
limbs and muscles. This was succeed
ed by bronchial catarrh, eoreuv s of
the throat and coughing, followed by
a high fever and an exceedingly rapid
pulse, which at times reached 1'?'' to
the minnte. Since then seven ti,r
members of the family have been at
tacked by tho disease. The b-!th
officers say it is not dangerous, t"it if
it tends to become epidemic a'l
cases will be quarantined.
The treatment is spraying the af
fected members freely and frequently
with a sotutiou of quinine, belladonna
and comphor
Bilgrade, Dec. 10. Thi-'-'Mt
members of the Skuptschini ate tt ;2Vr
Dg from ioilucuzi.
SItFIOM STILL liXISTS.
A District in Russia Wbeic Slatery
Coatinues to Flourish.
Hitherto the iiti;trc3sion ha
vailed iu llussia, as elsewhere it
prc-Ka-
tope, says a writer in New- York Trib
une, that scrnsom was a:-.iitied
and tor ail time in 180) by th
Emperor. This is. however, far
being the cast-, and it appears
nice
loll)
l.'li
the Russian newspapers tnat se:M""i
in all its pris'ir.e lorni flourish- - o i
the tortheru shores of the Caj'i;ii
Sea. Indeed, the official gazst.e of
the Transcaucaius Goveititnerit an
nounces that siveral great I.indov . eis
au tbe steppes have been exik to
Siberia for pcrp-etratiog baibi"
and revolting cruellies on their teifs.
On aquiry it is found that hen
Alexander II issued the ukase ab-
:.-h-
in
113
tea
ing serfdom in J&0I he for tome re -or
other excluded the Kalmuck
of the "AirnauF ;' as the lance J cs-
are called on the steppe?, front c liv
ing any btritiit under fsid ui.e.
Simultaneous with the diaeove.;
this corsiderable it.tnt,aiit of the Hor
rible slavery known as Kuif ian ;nf
dem is the appearance of tunn . ous
letters in the leading paper ri t- St.
Petershurg, Moscow and Kiffoi. "ha
questiea as to whether or Lot thi isa
of the km vt should be restored for ma
put isbaaent of the peasantry. Gen t al
uf opinion is, aad to relate, in lav. i of
ib iir.jr, iirniifiii jner, lumna aaiu.
The Orat-hiinrue, which ! rdite by
the wefehnown eiubman and rc-t'iciy
leader Prioea Jdctcherwtki. ar.d a rn -h
ia re,'r'el as tbe t.fficial organ o il,
lrt.iuon.tf IF, the PrMuratar o. tho
UiI fyal, epar.ly .d-etes rha
knout ae a means e e:-iizing the
ignorant aad degraded peasantry. It
is well kaown that t lata Ccint
Telstoi. the Minister r.f the xnte .or.
was ia favor of that terribie in? . u
aient of torture, which he re garde ' is
the basis aad ci rnerstone, if oae . .m
call it so, af the Russian govern m
and social system. Bath he and i.
of the upper c'assf r at St. Peters!-
st
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claim that the knrut is a far i.
merciful and juit means of pui i
ment than tiries cr imprisonment, tor
in btth of the iailf r ea.-es the fai - y
ot the. ouenuer sullen; whereas, ii
culprit is well flogged, be aloi
visited r. ;th the rotvard t f his vi
loi:i'e.
lie
is
rues: r'ii: vn-.t.:
Hr VVi'.lianrs Indisn Pile Ointn - u
i. the only i-ure rure for Mind, b .1.
ing or itcli'iiitr ;ilf ever Ui.it-ove J
It never Uiie to eurc o".d c.e of 1. .
standing. "
.Juiltre Coor.'. Mnyvi!'e, Kv, s
"Dr Wil'iarn'o Imliati Vi. ofntni'-nt
cured ine ufrer years of (suffering."'
Jtiiige ( o!!in!,"urv. Cleveland, ),sa .s
"I nave oi;nd liy exptrienee. tliat
WiHiiii iV Ir.G-.un Pile Ointment ' .iL
j it ! i -it f
ml Tiei iiiaiieut relief."
W. ha
t;io:.i. .'..
e hundrciis of -ueh te
not t-uCc;- rn ins:,
. '.i ! y ii f- 'i-,: it ."ie
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