Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 03, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHEMfVRyrrn TTFTTiAT-T SuXPAY. ATJGrTJST S. 1890. DA.IW AND WBBKbY TERMS OF3UBSCKIPTinjl DAILY fuMtsrxd every morning eauept Monday.! etlvornl by carrier, per wees. .1 .mail, par 00 WBBKLT. .. . i Published every Friday Moral nr.) ae ..opy, per ttuarn, in advance SI Vhn not paid fai arivanra fO THK MAIL. Vails it the Albany pontoOlcc clone TO ell omen nortn 1 rfui Euljm Mmte ' ; a. M. rhe West Side t Harrow Genre R. R. ff.rtUod and Salem 11 A. lie and Yeqnina 12 JO r. ml i ce eonth.... 730 r. a i. jnetolflce will be cloeed each evening rNu tux to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early morning stain ehould bo moiled before 3 o clock the irttrioue ereninr. OREGON PACinC TIME TABLE. Arrives Depart .iU.15einli.Mpni J 6.25 prat 6.60 a Paaaenrer. Preiirht EDITORIAL NOTES. A thrill of eympatby cannot help being felt for the 17 year old boy in St. Louis who defended bis mother, at the rifle, of his life, against the brutalities of a drunken step father, l'he plea of self defense should in all reason pro tect that boy from the persecution of a legal trial. The experience of Mr. Griffith the Fresno, California, gentleman, whose brother was killed by the cable cars in San Francisco, and who in endeavoring to expedite matters in getting the remains of his brother prepared and for warded to his home for burial, ran upon the demand from the coroner's office for a great big bribe, is probably not out of the ordinary in that city under like circumstances, but it certainly shows a state of affairs that should be corrected by all means. The Nebraska independent have put out a full ticket and 'platform of multitudinous plankt including the eight hour business, government ownership of tele graphs and railroads and financial problems. All very good but probably not sufficient to attract from the old parties, each of wbich have probably enunciated similar planks in platforms at various times. Parlies may be born on momentous occasions but they do not seem to grow in the inde pendent mold wortn a cent. The lover of the romatic will find food for their imaginations, in the story of an English Lord by the name Boyle, who passe ! several years in Canada and in this country as a farmer and stock raiser, without claiming any special favors on account of his blue blood, and without his family knowing where he was. An ad vertisement for him to come home and assume the duties of hit. in herited stations finally found him, by his accidentally picki:,g up an old paper and seeing it. The wonder of the thing is not in the fact that the man remained so long unknown while relatives were seeking in every conceiveable manner, but that a man of average intelligence and education should pass so many years without writ- ing or receiving letters and with out reading the newspapers. The dispatches recently noted the death of Colonel John A. Bridgeland, of Indiana, and in reminscences of his life the follow ing story has come to light, show ing some of the episodes of public life : A gentleman who knew Mr. Bridgeland well relates that on the occasion he had threatened to horsewhip Senator, now President Harrison. It was during the Arthur Administration, when Harrison prevented Bridgeland's appointment as Consul to Barce lona. Friends prevented Colonel Bridgeland from carrying bis threat into execution. Soon after Harrison's inauguration Bridge land presented him with a team of horses in the name of the Indi ana republicans. The advocates of vivisection in this country among the medical fraternity are growing less as the true knowledge of the results of such practice became known. The fact really are that no practical amount of scientific knowledge has yet accrued, that is available for the amelioration of human suf fering fro n the use of vivisection. " It is said that in the exerimente : of Mantegzza, he invented an in ' strufnent for tnflietinir UDon 'starved animals exquisite pain by crushing parts of the body which have been previously inflamed to the highest pitch through piercing ' with nails. He spent a year in .watching, measuring and record ing the physical agony of rabbits and jKuinea-pigs, without ever hav ing the idea that any useful re sult would follow in the discovery of practical means of alleviating human suffering. Barbarity of that . merciless and atrocious nature must have dulled and al most eradicated the investigator's sensibility. A heart that coald find pleasure in such brutal scientific sport must have grown cold and callous toward human suffering. In the same way Majendie; after profound .re searches in vivisection, became so infatuated with scientific .zeal that in operating for cataract he he could not resist the impulse to plunge the needle to the bottonv of a human eye in order to observe the effect of irritation npon the nerves. Wanton cruelty begun with animals naturally ends with' men. Vivisection creates a mor bid craving for crude experiments with the highest order of animals. It is barely' possible that the stories of wonderful fertility and desirability of the Oklahoma and other lands, has had about as much to do-with the abandonment of the New England farms, about which so much has been saioV in inducing the migrati n of lohabi tants, as baa any other cause. It is now said that the Swedes who have been colonized on some of the abandoned farms in Vermont, are contented and happy, and that the official inspection of the gov ernment not only led to that con clusion but also induced several leading men to personally invest in said lands themselves. ' Very often home advantages are over looked iu searching for wonderful things at a distance. As com pared with their own conn try these Swedes find the rigors of the Vermont ' climate highly ac ceptable. House slippers 'at E. C. Searis' NEW TO-VAYS ,XK tloOu, ISO ACKJCS OF FL88T-CLASi lanus mues .irom Lebanon, name im proved, suitable (or dairy Muck, fruit or poultry, lor further lnloraeetloan inquire BtMuewnec. WASTED. By a lady who writes a good hand, and ia both quick and accurate wtu accounts, a position iu a store oroaW, drug store preferred. . Address U. K. Bos SO, OS f One oay poor branded V. P. on the AJ snouiuer, weujnlnK ov pounds, S sear uiu. Auy imoriuauoo wiu be suitably re warded. Address Writs man Ji Hulburt. LH)H KENT. Three desirable dwelling .a. uvuaee, aoc particulars inquire, or ir. v.. Hague. 1 B. Wl.NM, AUUTT KOK THE LCAI J ink nre, life and acudaut msuram com. ANTED A FK BOAHDKHs. IN quire at toe residencs of Mrs. M. E Dorris, fourth and Uaiepooia streets. . I Obt In tnie city, a light-red UcweUen Li setter. Answer to name of Ponto. Re- ..ra win oe paw lor nut return to niaewner. C. W. Watts. ICEOOOL BEEKON DRAUGHT, D HAW is L from the osilar, at H. tteumjran's.. . VV1 BOKINO. ROCK . DKILLiING prospectus-. Writs J. B. Htuhaa. AU "wajr, vretfoo. nOK SALK-OOOD MILCH OQW3. AT A xntes nros, staoies. ft l.f. PHRsnVU IflVIKn ITIlnmil Lrt accounts with John Dierrenger srs re quested to call at once and settle as he has w a is meat msraet andnas retired from tjlUKMSHED BOOMS TO KENTlnquire of a. WoeU, at Detmontca restaurant CI W. A VERS, ARCHITECT ASD dUPEH . inteodaab. OuVis oyer tint National bank building, Albany, Or. . Work . solicited from all parts of the county X .at ireatly reduced, rates; also choice k. . 1 k lk. i r, - ' ' J vuawwi ana nsmian euarers. for particulars inqoin of Mrs. Wm. Myee. I.U.NE CIOASS 1MPOKTED. hEY WEST A? and UMBestlc, embracing the caWirated k lor de Madrid, EstrsUas. Cooruerort and other choice brands fa the Wells, ram and Western Union Telerreph sake halWiag. sVrhemembertbepUo , , . . , 1R tALE-A Jersey cow. Well broke 7 for town a siyus Inquire at Orezon Land Oompany's odioa. , ; i,jsa. C HOICK STOCE OP OROCTRIKS, EIX tares,ta Doiar rood busineas. Oood uuf, Aooreee Mr. r. A,, lot K city. Oil. A breastpin ol heavy 'gold wire en- oe saitnhlv r silled he mln iha mm. thssomos- . . ., ,,, , ONET TO LOAN HOME CAPITAL OM lata stairs of Qeo. Hsmpasirj. . JLKEPLE88 NIGHTS made miserable he O that terrible cmtgh. SbUoh'a Care is the rtmidy fee you. . For sale Hy Poahay This powoer aewr varw. Aaarrui M puritjtTwngtb sad anlrariniTisi Mora accmomicaj taaa Lh .gdhian kinds, and cannot be sold in ompew Uoa with faaltltade of low test, short weight alum ot phosphate powaere' Sold only la enns, Rotal Baxus Vw. osa Ock lerv Wal) t R, r. ; Lawn M. JuavaoH et Co-, Ajmru, fortlaB4, regoa. rsttsic I AM WW. EA8TBURN, M D PHISYCIAN and Surgeon, office in Mcllwain's brick.. Can be found at ofnee day or night. M. H. ELLIS. PHYSICIAN AMD SURr geoo, Albaay Vregen. W1 B. DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND su. jeon. Can be found at his office room ia Strahaa's block. Pint street. Albany Oregon- : " CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND dUR . geon Albany, Oregon, office in Pierce's new block. Office hours, from it, u. to 4 r.ju J. KOSSITER, VETERIKARY SUR- college and. men ber of the Ontario veterin ary meaicai society, is preparea to mar toe of all aomesucatea animals on seientinc principles. Offlee at Ans Marshall's livery stable. Residence 4th , and Calspooia streets, AJbany, feregon. - ' ' - D' a,. E. A. MoAusrsa voanerATUio ray- atcian and surgeon Has remoTed his omce Into Crairfurd's biock. AU calls prompt lj attended to. - HO. A. WHITNEY, PHtSICIAN AND surgeon. UraduaM of Bellevua Hospi- Ul Medical Collars. Hew York City. Diseases "rf-womeu -u npeVUtyt OftWfih at residence on tia street oetween uampooia.. ana vine, Albany Oregon. "" - DR.M. J. PATOf. PHY9ICIAA ND Surgeou, Blumberg't Block, Albany, Or. Female diaeasee a specialty. Can be found n the ofllee day or sight. '. ; TMStlKYS. W. T. SUaXST V. BASIS, J. W 1UFU BURNiY, BARI5 A PRAPEE, ATroK neys at law, Oregon-City, Oreiroa. Twen ty years experience as resisteVof ttu U. 8. LandDSloaatOrsgoit. City and in toe land practice rseomnunds us la our specialty bud sees before the Land Office or the eourte and Invjmng the praouoa in thtvgci aral utaaomce. . . . DC. WATSON, attorney-at-law, Albany XX. uregoa. Offlcein stranaa block T H DUNCAN ATrOKNKlf. VT LAW Urn Al block,. and notary public OVce in thentrahan & ana s. . d. a, a. Rursai ss e. w. waisBi IBT. R LACKBURM, WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT Law, Albany, Oregon. On co ui Odd tsUow'ateatpla. . U1 practice in all court J the stale, and glre special attention to all llj OLVERTON CHARLES E. AtTOKNEV If tad -at Law. Albaay. Or. Ofiee in leoau 18 and 14, roster's Block, over U Jt. Blain's store, JK. . WEATBf KI'ORD, ATTORNEY AT , law, Albany, Oregon. Ofllee in the Puna Block. - WU1 practice la all the courts of tncstate, enu give apedai .aueoioa to su JAMES P. MEAD, ATTOaNEY-AT LAW sM title ausninef,-Albtiy, Or. Will nraetioels all the oouita of the straets of title furnished ot short nod Tan years experience. EVERE HOVHB, ALBAXY, ORrCHAS . MeLOaftV Proa. Onlv ' house in me city. irgv sample roams tor com mercial mesT t f"""a employed iu the iutcatm..- ucamsi ansae on io Axwaina. , BKCKatT BOClKTrKB.' A , O. U, W.-8afetj Lodge No. IS; ) meets f every aionday eveolag al toe . a. n. bail on Perry stxeet, between Besoadsnd Third. Albany, - Oregon. Strangers ia. the city sou trauseat.(irulr.eB coraiaur. lavtsea to attebd. r 1 ' ' " ."". : v. M McPhsrson Post Mb. 6. O. Ai K. 1 Stalft nxeathtua atthaO.'A'. K. -Hail on tae second iaiui Fourth J 1 .r'rlday evenings of each month. Iwl.' Transient Comrades aie'cordl: y invited to meet with- us S. W. REKCE. JB. PTasuui, Commanden Adjutant. Lautt Sarreylma. Jtanas ssaiafse soavavua bohb oas oe X . tain accurate and prompt work by.callinv upon ex -count) surveyoi , T. T. fisher. He hesixftnptete copies of field notes and town ship piata, and' is prepare 1 to do aurveyiag in any part ef Linn county- - Postofflcc addrtaa. Millers Station. Lion sou Ity , Oregon. : - CwBtractac aftUl Builder. :. suau. wiu. ruaiauut rtatis, sracifios tions and detail's for all kinds of build D. ing and arcniteeture. .-AU wora promptly done and guaranteed to be nrst-elaen frlsti saatai rusaiahed oa-ahnrt notice, .for hrkh buildings, residences, pubtk. buildings, bndgea, ettv , . . ', 4'wBlrartar aiMt Builder. niHE UXDEftSIOMED HAVIKO LOCATED A" in Albany solicits- patronage from dty and country;-. Will contract to build bridges . bams, and, all manner of dwelhhg housrs,. including Queen Anns, ' PdatlskS and Eliaa-bethlan- stvlsv ef butUaayk.., Will Juroieh rJansruodiasiueatina tree of charges. Bajja faction guarantee - w. v.. V. . .AT-ft-non CURKD health ond J . breath , secured, . by ShBoh'e Catarrh kemedv. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injedtorfrea, boM by Poehay a WILL TOU SUPPER with Dyspepsuv; and Uvsr CompldlhM ShUshw Vitatiserls nara steed to eutyou.V Pal sals byHToshay TXM kuae back, aide or cheat, use ShBob's Al Tartm by Poshayl A HAT HAOXIMO OOL'OH can be so Quick ly cured 6y 9hUoVa Oure, Weguarantee It, Mid ey rosnay Jsaeoti Smith o I b J . , anrl 1 M 5-H Q O 5.-ft 8 OUR AERIATED OVENS Miake the ILSTicesc Bread. rPrv ia and we will do von pood GARLAND STOVES AND The Gity Liquor Store M.'BAVMfiART, Proprietor. -Next door to toe Odd reilows' s nple, Albany, Oregon SI Heepe constantly op naoa ids nntvit )nprtiaiid domesUc wines, hauors. cUrars an to' only ursvomsa liquor store in the SPECIaHTTEsTGII paid vo TULITJS JOSEPH Manufacturer of -Cliotce Cias -AND FINE -IMPORTED AND KEY M Cigars, Plug and Smoking Tobaccos, ' Meerschaum and Briar Pipes. . full lins 01 Smokers Articles. Also dealer In - Nett doo to Pffeiffer's candy store, Albany, Oregon, CA.UT10JS enclosing advertised jrice. 17. I DOUGLAS S3 SHOE .GENTLEMEN. sold ASK YOIR (ROCERFO!;, Columbia FLO Ut Thlbest braudtin themarket. Thitfextr finequnlityif Fl,.or itjQmou ' . factured by tlie JETFEnSONl FL0UEI1TG HILLS C0MPA1TY, ' OF JKFFEBS0N, OREGON - . ' . . . ... 1 The mill has recently bean- red t ted and supplied with all the latest aud mbit improved Machinery,- "4alt for the , r .... , .. 6. And tate no other, W J 1ST Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goi4 oi DEYOE & FROM AN BROS., "Im WILLM ETTE . Graduates CLASSICAL, LITERARY,' SCIKNTIFIC, NORMA!., . . - LAW AND MEDICAL COURSES. ALSO MUSICAL; THEOLOGICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND ART .7 C.0URSES. ' It is the oldest, largest and least expensive institution of learning in thi northwest. School opens bivthe first-Monday in September. Send for catalogue to . THOS. VANSGOY, President, Salem, Oregon. .WE CAN BE FOUND AT & senders', THE STOVES AND RANGES bearing this trftdjjpark avntrrlall Tit Q Ipl Ft rTf TTt Afa ayaaBmVftttaar MO VwJ 1 1 1 fan 1 1 rj lUVIO World's Bos- homea comfortable iatflnr. "tTT ara n. ,.ia in all ntvlns Slid sues, both for Cooking and Heating, and am i old at pricet to suit the puree of tlierioh or P - of lmlutioai. . Examine tM i .t t-Cj ntftvrV eloaeW. BUS ' -1 city ordeis from the country DEALER IN- ,st a Take. no shoes uiu'ees W. L. Douglaa' name and price are stamped au them. If your , j dealer cannot supply you. send direct to factory l-lnc lair. Heavy Hand iral and Crerdmtrar WatrrprtMM. Bent la l be vVarld. Kxatwlueihla SS.Mj tieaalae Hand Kewrd kkse. v 4.M Hand-!tcwed Welt fchee, roller axd raraarra ahae. s.xira ValaeCHlf shoe, dk St Worhlaatura'a Shoe. BS.ut) and 91.7ft Boy' m;hI . Skorh All Madi- I us t'oiigieax. bus ton and Larr.g 3 & '2 SHOES ik Sl.tft Hllt kUK MIFH. BEST IATKKIAL, HB9T 61 YLE, BEST KITTING' . a, OOICLAH. Rrurktub. Mataa. L- E. BLAIN. LUMI A." JW Every sack wan-anted'Ka T ET ortere and Peaiers in all kinds of guns and .ammunition, tJthing tackle of ev . try deript-oii. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and" camp chairs. The largest stock noutli of Portland. Come one and all. Ho trouble to ehow goods. Quick sales and small profits is our motto. Also a repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. UNIVERSITY, students in BU8INES8, RANGES, ! - I J I T - 7 1 1 1 .edW sfwV . . aaw i w. ... . r..m m .. FOK SALE .BVk&KLElIN BU0S. .SUCCESSOkiTO KRAUSSE & KLEIN j EVERY PAIR Tie Be Shoes TV 1 ,'B00T,-f (( sso' X" Ladies I 'B I Vj ' . Jf. Gf "W JULIUS GKADWOHL GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENUINE ROGERS BROS SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE, BOY'8 WAGONS, BABY AND DOlX CAR, RIAG.ES, AND A ' Ottxeral Assortment of Fsaoy Goods. Specialty in the finest Teas, Coffees and Family Groceries. H bays direct for net cash and carries the largest stock in the Valley. KJCT' Insurance agent for Fire and Marine. FOE-PURE DRUGS TOILET A2SD :FAHUY GOODS GOTO It RnS O T I L! 1 R J C3f ALSO The Finest Line of Pianos and - Organs in tie WiflamettB CALL AND JF"E Hi D TOmc AND GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY Hav. oata and mtatn t . on the Oregon Pacific Railroad sxtentiorj and, mjr iimaaaiiiii hotM trade. mrxmrm w mAl fcam 1 11 BaSaS 1 1 a 1 'SIS ( , nssjnnj BBB to BMt ih rarcbaasra. Officw foot or ir s - ALBANY OREGON We want to give our friend 'a hit of advice.. As we are insiders ve ki-ow whereof we speak, ieve buy a cheap tove, Wait ill you can get a good one. ' The Fewkl. AVe keep 'enu Onr sale of tinware is r-t il all the gossip. No poor goods in the store. WARRANTED, SHOES FOR Ml WW ' 51 5mm and GIRLS Fine Shoes a s Call At Lowest Price. and see. onr new stock. SIIMIIFSOlISr IJ. L mm ray. Paint! ;.0m taslBt BTtSB. mi soaks t te ia qum Tom CAR1EP VallBy. llfN STOrR -aBT M - - " a THE- YaqniflaRoate ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD aut Oregon DBYelopment Co.'s Seaxxishiip Line 125 MMOKTEH . AND 22 Hours Less Tim Than by any other route: Aueeui d list luue nnsurpe nil for comfort an -afety. Faros and tteighta via Yaquiuaaa the Oregon Deve opment company te ahlpa, nraca less that by any ether route ween all points in the vWlltuucfr Vail tad Ban Prancisc-. . S.I1XNQ DATES. - inn TAQouia.'.' Willamette Valley. W V.. i i , i ' WUlametU VallevT Wlllametas Valley. . July 26th .Aug. 1st .. 10th " 2Stb I saoa aaa raaatnwo- raraunu.... Wills snetto VUey WillaaietteVallat.. W. V. , Aug. 1st . lllb . " 1th .July Ut rhe oompany ressrvs the right. to teamers .or aaiiniii rt-te C H. iLuvtu, J a., Can K. a p. Aunt. 4jMoogonrry street, ban Prancaco. cai. Kemembtrr tie Oregon Fsciflc popu lar mmmer excursions. Low rate excursion tickets are on sale eveiy Wednesdayaurt Saturday frumAibany C'TTallis rod Philomath to Vaquina and for the return trips uiilil bei u ru ber 30. T saiLT raaamieaB tkausb. . Kxeept Bumlaye.) L Yeo,utne.T: a a i Lt Albany II 10 r Cwrvailis 10:3 ill" Cc-ivaiiu hi r Ar Albany 11.1 a a I Ar kftvquiua 4 r. O. a I., trains conix-d AiUi n-i'o Wm. M M..u, C. Hoecs, ei.erl lianevvt. Acting U. P a P. agrui Corvallia, EAST I SOUTH via SOUlHthN. PACiHC HVLIE. THL M0UM bUbTA UliTL l'aliK4tiia tristiaic ri i. pvu p-m..l.v.. jipb..Li.. .Portland .... Ar.. ;.. am .Iraibai:). Lv.. e:l4 am M. fcauvisco.Lt.. 0-w. in ft i m..Ar., I anil inas. Train laaUj- Kx. auiMiaf a Lv..... Fort land. Lv . Albanv.. ..Ar.. 4 .00 x ..Lv..lit.0uam . .Lv.. 6:uu am tt4nnl Jt.TtBsiiurr.v. IM pm..Xv.....AlUany.. Ar.. 8:2s pa Lv.. :. am Ar.. t.-jb ym Lv.. -4t. UMU MUBUUIL, 4 17m a ..iv...ajnaiiv. ljta ni..Ar.... Lebanon J, .B0 r a..Lv....F0rUaid Ar....B.OO A a 9.a0.....,Ar....Alnan,m...Lv....&.0u a a PUULMXN BUFFETSLLEPEKS. IVURltiT SLEEPING CARS, fs anwmmiiiSsliiiii ot Ssootullaas Pa aanajara stmchsd to i-xpnmm Iraina, . Wea KM Mvlston. ' Between )?oi llano and Worvallis Umii .Train Pally -fcxctpi Sunday 740a mnLv.4...Po.-0aDt rS;10 p m.-.Ai.Z. Ccnauis. .ArJp.BOp. m L-.12:6p. m . At, A many aod Corvallis connavt trains of Wagon raiHicKaltroad. avxn Jralt Pall-p(jttt bun day 4:e p m..L.... r-ortlaud.. A,.. fc:t( urn 7 yap m..AT tH'Hibbts.lv.Li.. t.i-.m THROUGH TIC 10 AU Point EAST AND SOUTH AW tor tickets and full iuiorn.iion r fardiDf rates map., otc., sail on ccmpany's Sfvntat Allran.. K. KUKULLK, E. P. FOCKKS, Manager Asst. it. t . A p. A UMOIi FAUIFIO BL'I : rwirAil Overland Route Craias tor Uw feast lsbvs Portland at 7 a. ML at 9M r. a. daUr. T'lf LT L'M'V lo "' from princlpa llvALlO iK.inuln United ttataa, uauada and l-.uropa. PULLMAM FAUCI CAR SLEEPERS. Onanist Blsnsn Oars Baa Tbrciga bb Kc tsas Xralu 0MAHAJ COUNCIL BLfJFFS KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. LOLJS. tblcaaat acts aMalna Cars WU tasajr. Cloas tXmnsctions at Portland for ban Fran Sftsco and Pugct Bound points. BBTBaam laava tha CnmMnt1. . . Uis foot ot Broadalbia street, 011 Tuesda sal r riuar a m wwa. - . turn 1.1 AUb, City ticket and Pretrht Amm r.JB. BsllXKK.- . Hemieas Trmale Manager. T. W. imm, i. f. A. JOIItl SCIIMEER'S LiTeir. Veed ft Sale stable Ovmtr Bmmd mmd ElUootth SU ALBANY, . . 0BKQOS Huaaas aoAasas by the de or month. Car rtatrssor booriss an rsasoaabiatsrms rtiol FOSHAY St (MASON Wbolssals BiMRetaU Drojgisb I Booksellers IBABt. OliM- CHOUP; sbooplt-r consb and bronchitis unsasdietaly relieved by ahlloh's Cure. For sals oy roanar Mason. QHIL0B8 COUGH and Consumption Curs Ooaanmptlon. taUbylWy kj jm Bon dv mm an . mruit ates. It enras