Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 05, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BIOKNJyO HEUALP TUESDAY AUCTST 5. iHorntoflilaUy Afraid DAILY AND WBBKtV I KRMS op tL r3CrliPTJl HAIL r'Hrfiitnoii eoerv uornlrur except Monday . r.ivertj b carrier, per week r20 . S 00 au.. tttr Vi-j ... WRgKLt. . ruMisheU very Friday Morning.) mt i .v, rr annum. In advance... JS.00 ' ii nitt ii&iil in aiivirw-w .. ?M THK MAIL. ' ul t Hie Aloani poorrl-clor r ir ill oiium norm Cor fcauini state ti r rt SiiM 1 Xw row Oaue a K. .-'land and lio ... 4 and Yaijuina . . f a. i , .. .11 a. 1-;30 r. h rjo r. m ' tvtlm iriil h- H"erl each evei.iiig it to evirti oVwk. ;;it.-rel iiui'tr (or IV ear'y moiling v .HV'Ifl b"'.re N or'oi-k the .';! .r, ereutll;'. u:t".'i.V Hvlf'K! rMh TaK'-t. Arrives Heuar ...:11.15amlt.00pn; I &.2!irn! H.H Vuswiurer. Freight. .... WAGE WORK ICRS IN AMERICA. I.n the current number of the Westminster Review an Englinh-v-nman, who ban mipportetl her v f and three chiMren in the ted States by her own labors, thaws a very interesting and in structive contrast between the condition nf waje workers in Enj land and in America. sh does not dwell very mut-b npon the difference in the rate of wages in tiie twu countries nor upon the relative cost of living, tor one, nlie thinks, nearly offsets the other, but she makes the point with great clearness that the American work ininan or woman ia infinitely belter orf" than the Kngltnh because this country affords avenues of ad vancement aud progress which are closed and barred to wage workers in England. The author re-enforces her posi tion with numerous instances and illustrations which it is not neces- j sary to cite, since they can be seen ! all around as by any one who will take pains to observe. We have in the United States none of those guilds or crafts which are so common in every country in E -rope. The blacksmith's son need not be a blacksmith any wore than the banker's sun need he a banker. The country is so great and pro ' gressive that if the square pegs get jammed into the round holes ir is the exception rather than the rule. ( ur wage workers are too apt to overlook the advantages of their own condition in this respect While everv intelligent man wants to see his children do better in every way than he has done, many of those who work for wages fail to appreciate the honnrfles" freedom of choice of occupation which this country aff'rd to young men. If, perchance, a son make a mistake in beginning his active life, the father is too apt to charge it to eveay cause but the right one, and to blame a system for that which is clearly the fault of the individ ual. There must always be, in all countries, hewers of wood and drawers of water, but it does not follow that Milch employ mentmn(-t be, or even shou.d be, hereditary for generations, as is the case in Europe. We have in this country no dynasties of particular kinds of labor, no law of primogeniture in wage earning. In practice, as in theory, every man in this country may be the architect of his own fortunes, and it is iu this, as well as in our representative form of government, that our superiority to the rest of the world consists. Another neat device of Chinese for entering the country has been exposed at Spokane Falls. Their coolies enter Victoria, pay the head tax and then travel on theCanudian Pacific to a point opposite the Colville Indian agency. They then quietly sneak across the border and become squaw men. After a short htay on the reserva tion they probably yield their places to others and drift down to the sound cities or to this State. The resources of Chinese ingenuity in ituu!gling appear to be endless as no sooner is one loophole patched up than another is dis covered. The tramp, in Racine Wis., who as-taulted and severely beat a Catholic priest, and who was taken by the crowd that gathered with a rope around his neck to bang, aud only esc.tped by the timely interference of the olice, can thank his stars that he baely escaped a well merited punish ment. "Mb. Bi.Ar.SK," says "The Lon don Chronicle." "proves himself an abler man in controversy than Lord Salisbury, although having a worse case to defend. The repre sentatives of England seem mer babies in the hands of Mr. Blaine." tii K. Kotiinnn Treaty vu nuru " " j Biade, the German presa made x marks precisely similar to these. The Bismarcks, they said, with the better end of the case, had got the worse end of the bargain. These are the views that Americans read in the foreign newspapers as to their distinguished secretary They only discover how feeble and ineffectual he is when they look at him through the wise spectacles of an American Mugwump. Grkemebacm, the young gentle man who was lost in the Olympic mountains, and wandered four days without food excepting wild blackberries, had a very narrow escape, lie wandered away from camp after a deer be had wounded and in the excitement of the chase did not tealize how far he was travelling. Under ttte excite ment of a hunters lever one is not aware of the amount of exertion he puts forth. . The application for pensions uuder tiie new law have already reached 280,000. aud their are still some to be thought of. Many are alarmed at the large number, but several years ago they were not tiiarinea wnen tiie same men re Hponded to th several calls for "300,000," more. Os September a California will celebiate the fortieth anniversary of her tdmisiioii into the Union as a full-Hedged State, -and her sons are preparing to honor the Uy with great popular rejoicings. Thkrk cannot but be prosperous times in Oregon this fall. The wheat crop is bountiful aud prices will be good, while a good yield and fair prices are promised for iruit, hope and all other crops. Yaulina, Oregon's popular sum mer report, i well patronized no. Hundreds of people from various portions of the state are sojourn ing there. IXR iieOO, ISO ACRES OV riBST-LLASS ' lanit i wile froui lebaoon, partly im proved, suitable lor daijy Mock, fruit or pouitr). 'or further luforoiauon inquire at this once. WAN rtU. By a lady who write a good hand, and is both quick and accurate ub accounts, a poaitiou in a (lore or office, I'll store preferred. Address U. H. Boa M0, A.banY. LOST One bay poo branded I.P.oa the shoulder, weighing aO pounds, 9 Tears ma. Any information will be suitably re sided. Address WriUman liuiuort. j.OR RENT. Three desirable dwelling 1 houses, Kor particulars inquire of Dr. . C. fe-us. Li B. W I.N.N, AUKNT r'OB THK LEAD idk (ire, lite and accident insurance com ptuies. LOsT. In tnia city, a light-red Uewellen setter. Answer to name of Ponto, Ke Mti will be paid for his return to his owner. C. W. Wans. ICE COOL BEER O.N DRAUGHT, DRAWN from the cellar, at M. Uauaifari '. EiX BOKlfiO. ROCK DRU.UINO prospecting. Writ j J, B. Hughes. Al- uuy, Oregon, iXR SAUfc UOOb MILCH COW, AT rits Bros,' scabies. ALL PERSONS HAVING UNSETTLED accounts with John Dierrvn-er are r 'lutsted to call at once and settle as ha has s"U his meat market and. has retired from the business. LURMSriED ROOMS TO RENT -inquire X of l(. lioetz, at Delmonica restaurant I 1 W. AYKRS, ARVUITkCT AND SL'fKR Jt intendant. Ottte over First National ooiik huildinv, Albany, Or. Work solicited iroui all parts of the county tSo bali A Hiw sinoaa siwiaa hacbub, Jl at greatly- reduced rate; also choice canary- birds, skiglish and tiarmaai sinfera, for particulars inquire of Mrs. Wm. Myer. L'l.NE CIGARS IMPORTXD. UK If WEST L and Domestic, embracUa; to celebrated fur d Madrid, Esteellas, Conquerors sod other choii braoos in the Wells, Farg and W'eaterii Union Telegraph ornca bailding. laTKenieiber toe plaos MR SALE-A 1 Jersey cow. Wsll brok Jl for town purposes tnquir at Orszon Land Oompauy's olfic. For Rale. ClHOICK STOCK OF GROCERIES, EIX I tures, etc Doing good business. Oood reasons (or selling. Address Mr. P, A Box 375, city. LOST. A breastpin oi -heavy gold wire en circling a coral branch. The under will ne suitably rewarded by leavfna? th same at his orflee- ON ICY TO LOAN HOMS CAPITAL ON irood real estat ascurixr. for nartlen. iar enquire ot Oeo. Humphrey. CJLKRPLE88 NIOH rS mad miserable by O that terrible cough. Shiloh' Cure 1 the remedy for jrou. for sal by Fosaar A Mason. Absolutely Pur. This powder never varies. AJmarvei ui puritytrengtb and wholeaomeneas Mare economical than the ordlnar) kinds, and cannot be sold in competf iioo with raultltude of low teat, short wi-ight alum ot phosphate powder Sold only in enns, Kotal Baktv ow. dsr Co, lOf. Wall N. ?. Lewis If, JoKari A Co., A)renU. Farilan. Orea. mi WW. EA8TBURN, M. D.t PHI8VCI AN and Surgeon, office in Mcllwain's brick. Can be found at office day or night. M 11. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURr , geon, Athar.y Oregon. lira. DAVI8, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND TV suigeon. Can be found at his office room in Strahaa' block, First street, Albany Oregon- c. C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND dUR K eon-Albany, Oron. office in Pierce's new block Office hours, from 8 a. a. to 4 r. a. VI. 'ROflSITER, VETERINARY SUR . geon, graduate of Ontario veterinari sollege and member of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepared to treat the dtoease of all dosoextiomted animals on srientifle principlee. OfBc at Ans Marshall's livery etabW . Residence 4th and Calapoola etreeta, Albany, Oregon. D. E. A, McAUKTM BOMBOPATBIO PHT sician and surgeon Has removed his 3fflo into Crawford's Mock. All calls prompt ly attended to, DR O. A WHITNEY. PHYSICIAN AM' innm. Gradtiata nf Keilwoe Hwni--al Meili'jal OoUe-,'0, New York City. Pitr.ae A women a specialty. Ofloe In at reidnct on 7th ctrset ber.ween Calapoola end Vine. Aliiany Oreeon. R. M. J. PA Toy. PHYSICIAN NI Surveon. nMnmberg's Bl-ck. Albany. Or. Perna!. diseases a specialty. Can be found o the office day or night. aTTWKEW. ST. T. Bl'BNBT. , L T. SARIN, J. W DRAPKK BURNaY, BAR1N DRAPER, ATl'oR aeys at law, Oregon Citr, Oregon. 1 wen ty years experien .-e as ngisterof th-l". S. Land Office at Oreicon City and in tne land practice racouuarnds us in our specialty ausiaess before the Land Olflce u' th court aud invjlviug the practice In the geera! Land Office. H C. WATSON, attorney-at-law, Alb an) , Oregon. Otfice in Strahan block JN. DUNCAN ATTORNEY- T LaW . and notary public. OUce in the Strahan block, root NO. 1 and X. .'B. .'RbiCKBVWI. . w WEJOHt, BLACKBURN, WRIGHT ATTORNEV AT Law, Albany, Ok-koi.. (.'S i :i. Odd rrilow's Temple.' U1 practice in all court jf the state, and gi special atteution to all litisiueas WOLVERTON CHARLES E. ATTORN El at Law, Albany, Or. OtBi in room 13 nd 14, Foster' Block, over L. E. Blain's store. ... JK. WEATHF RFORD, ATrORNKY AT . ia, Albany, Oiegon. otfice in the Flinn Bl.ck. Wll! practice in all the court of theatate, ';.: jcivc special Mtentiuii t all busineas IA ES P MEAD. AfTOUNKYAT LAW rj sod title examiner. Albsny, Or. Will praetics in all the rourts oi ins Kate. Ab tracts ot titls furnished on sbcrt notice. Ten years experience. REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR CHAS Pfeiffer, Prop. Only Brst-eclas house in lbs city. Large sample rooms lor com mercial men. K) Chinamen employed in the kitchen. Oeoeral atage olfic fo Corvallis. SECRET HOCIBTIES. A , O. U, W. Safety Lodge Ko, 13; f meets every Monday evening at the) O. A. R. ball on .Ferry street, between Second and third. Albany, ' Oregon. Strangers In the ,:ily and transient.brethren cordially invited te-attend. . fv. M McPberson Poet No. 6, O. A. R. ij Stated meetings at the O, A. R, l Hall on tne second and Fourth Friday evenings of each monrh. SI Transient Comrades are cordi I 1 y invited to meet with us J V S. W. REKCE, B. PTasubb, Commandere V . Adjutant, Laad Barveylag. FASTIS SBSIBUia SOEVSTU DOS! 0AM OS tain accurate and prompt work by calling upon ax-county survwyot V, T. T. Fisher. He has complete copies ot field note and town, tbip plats, and ia prepare I to do surveying in any part of Linn county. PostotBce address. Millers station. Linn cou tty, Oregon. Catraetr sumI Uallder. DO. SBBU WILL PCBNUH PLANS, BPBCIPICA . tions and details for all kinds of build ing and architecture. All work promptly dons and guaranteed to be first-class. Esti mates furnished on short notice for brick buildings, resilience, public buildings, bridges, etc . C'atimcfr a ad Builder. rPHE UNDERSIGN ED HA VINO LOCATED X. in Albany solicit patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Anue, Eastlake and Eliza beth lan sevies ot buildings. Will furnish plans, andspteincatimu tree of charges, batik (action guarantee W. fi. CAaSEL. I lATARRH CGRED, health nnd sweet J breath - secured, by Shilob's Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 cents. Nssal Injector free, sold by f'oehay & Mason. WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver Compldintt Shiloh's Vitalizeris uara nteed to cure you. for sale by Foahay Mason. 1XIR lame back, aids or chest, use Shtloh's " Porous Plaster. Sold by Foahay. h THAT HACKING COUOH can be so quick ly cured by hhiloh'sCure. Weguarantee it. Be Id by Foahay Mason. Smith i i o M o b Trie 5 O and . I E 5 R Pr- 5 UR AERIATED OVENS Makn the ISTicest Thread. rPrv i and we will do von jjood - zoung. GARLAND STOVES AND RANGES The City Liquor Store U. HA VMGA HTt Proprietor. Next Joor to the Old 'elljws' euiple, Albany, Oregon Keeps constantly on hand the Snet imported an 1 dnm-tiu wines, liuuora citr. I. n torm. Only rJrst-class liquor store in tho city SPECIAL tTTENT'flH PAID T0 ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY Tulius Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Cigas AND DKALER IN FINE Wm AND KEY WEST Hsrara. Pluennd 8mokinK Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, at' full line ji Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in Ntr to Pffelffer's candy store, Albany. Oretrou, 1 riTTTTAll W. yavttvii warranted, and has hinnmfaud 4 Q) W. L. $3 SHOE o Vine Calf and I.ared Waterproof Grain. The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe cannot be better shown than by the strong endorse ments of Its thousands of coustant wearers. SE.OO Genuine Ilnnd-nevred, an elegant and 9 stylish dress Shoe which commends itself. Jt .OO Hand-Mewed Welt. A tine calf shoe unequalled for style and durability. SQ.60 Goodyear Writ Is the standard dress O Shoe, at a popular price. SO. BO Policeman's Shoe Is especially adapted w for railroad men, farmers, etc. All made in Coagress, Ilutton and Lace. $3&$2 SHOES lad! tls, have been most favoraWy received since Introduced and the recent Improvements make them superior to any shoes sold at th- prices. Ask your Dealer, and If be ennnot supply you send direct to fartorr end .sing advertised price, or a postal for order blanks. W. Ia. DOUG LA H, Brocklon, Man. A!SK YOUK t.KOCKR FUKJ; I rl Columbia, FLOUR Tbe.liest brandjin thejniarket. Thisextra tine;quaIity.of Klour ismaDU. fautured by the JEFFEES01TI FL0UBI1TG MILLS OF JEFFKBSON, OREGON The mill has recently been refitted and supplied with all the latest and most improved machinery. Ask tor the "CCLUMBIA" l tid take im other. "W A. N" T Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy Is of DEYOE & FllOMAN JJKOS., guns and WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, Graduates students in CLASSICAL, LITER RY. SCIRNTIFIC, NORMAL, BUSINESS, LAW AND MEDICAL COURSES. ALSO MUSICAL, THEOLO'.ICAL, PHARMACEUTICAL AND ART COURSES. It is the oldest, largest and least expensive institution of learning in the northwest. School opens on tho first Monday in September. Send for catalogue to THOS. VANSCOY, President. Salem, Oregon. WE CAN BE FOUND AT & senders', THE STOVES AND RANGES bearing this trade mark are to-day makis? more U.i. ne1 t. r,..i,i uuiiicn uuuiiui muic happy than any other brand in ex- rm n . . . i j lsience. iney are uaue m au siyies uuu Bizea, both for Oooking and Heating, and art. sold at price, to Buit the piirse of tie ticb or . imitatioM. Examine T5ptTP, trade mark clo.ely, aad UUt that you are not imposeu ui I Denglas 8ho or price stnmped an bottoai. 0 (!) 3 PI 0 DOUGLAS FOR GENTLEMEN. ft 4 COMPANY, Every sack warranted Imortere and I'ealers in all kinds of ammunition, lishing tackle of ev ery oesciipt on cutlery and hate hall goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock routh of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show goods. Quick sales and small ptotits is our motto. Also a repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kitidu nf wnrk. Pts. lyvyi I tM tee - Tf!f ' - j-Ul rO . oot n vuwiifi. js - n a, - - S end for e, rcula r.$l trt.ttlQf.r Z- J)Ch) TT Xt I JKAS j mw-i i i - FOR 8 ALEC tli VKLEllN liHUS. .SUCCESPOhSTO KKAUSSE & KLEIN j EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. TlieBd rfl Slioes cVBOQVar u-at and Or ' JULIUS G1UDW0HJS GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORK OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENUINE ROGERS BROS SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE, BOY'S WAGONS, BABY AND DOlL CAR, RIAGES, AND A General Assortment of Fancy Good. Specialty in the finest Teas, Coffees and Family Groceries. He tmyi direct for net cash and carries the largest stock in the- Valley. Insurance agent for Fire and FOR PURE TOILKl' 4iOT0 ALPo The Finest Line of 'Pianos anil Organs in the WiUamettB Valley. CAI.1V ANI" FXA11JJNF IMS KlOf'K TE TZ) -AND- GENERAL 'IPRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY Hay, oats and potatoes, to supply customers on the Oregon Pacific Railroad extension and my increasing home trade v- .. I anil ia ooantit; tn gait taa pnrcbaaers. , Off ox U.nt ot Ferry strrat R :M.:ROERTBONfl -2 atfa'stiH as liuni A i BANY OREGON j V watit to irivH our friends a it of ail vice. s we areinsiilers e know whereof wt BDeak. ev! buy a cheap ftove. Wait ill you can get a goul one. The EWfi.. U'e keep 'em. Our rale ii tinwaie is t-t ll a'l ti e goisio. No oor gooiis in the store.- 8H0ES FOR k Market 50BOYS and GIRLS ;i:a KID. - t.l mm , Ladies finB Shoes LASTS At Lowest Price. - C-aU and ee onr new stock. Marine. DRUGS GOOIX fi. L BLACKMiN i mgai Paints Oi "a Pr rwy ana ltttan. 1 Its r kr-'-avi - " s' ? Ujf7. pVMJSKav war- Tr Bcriytts i a fnicrs TuaPii CARIES- STORE THK- fapDfilioote ! OIlEGOiN PACIFIC RAILROAD ANC Oregon Development Oo.'s '. Steamship Line IND 22 Hours Less "Tin it Than by any other route: Acconiodation unsurpassed (or comfort an letT. Faros sn trcighU via Yaquina am 'bc Oregon Deve opuieut oru any' I te hips, Biocii less that ty an) th -r rente seen ail oints tit the vWiI1hj.-i U tnd San Franclacn. iSjk.ILINJ DATES. toll TAtlt'UA. aUlasaeth: Vallei .. W V Willamette Valley .. Wi'imete Valley. . July 20' h .Aur. let 16tb raoM SAk PKAki leou Farallon . W illamette Valley W'uuunett Vallei W. V , Aug. lot .. : lib . '- 1th ..July 31e.t he company reaerte the right, ! l.oi. taier or sailinir uata. II. Uaisbxl, Jb., Oen t. a. f. At,mi. Hr atontgomeiy street, tai rraiiciMf , in. KemcuilM.T tLe Oregou l'at itic .yu lar Bummer excursions, hov.. iaU excursion tiekt-lA aie ou Mile- evnt Wedueedayaud Saturday (rooj Ail an j CortaJlie rud I'bilumath to Vaiuiua and for the return lripi until frt-j l ui ber 3o, DAILY rASHSKOlUC rkAIMS. Kxcept e)unuia. L 4 aquuia.7.1-0 a a , L AliHtny IS 2o tuiviii io:a- isi" Coa v;,-.ir i 3 r i Ar Aloauy lnH a a I At Vm,unu. 4 3 i. O. a 1 . tii-ii cxiii..vi xi..i iit. 'w C. HofctB, tiU:MI" lhl..kl. Acting O. r a I . -ii- Ll .(llAaillh. t- I EAST fe0liH VIA SUUIHthN -6C ILL1E. THE M0UM ziuislk "OL'JL laiih'iiiife ik ii.tuuu ii i, i,l oorra NOklH ,6.oupm..Lv Portland ... Ar.. mu .& p m..L Albai ..... L . . :24 xm 7:46 a ni..Ax.w.. b. lrairt:iM.-o.L.. b-u (Dj iiacal fan. Iratu 1miI- i.a. buin.) iWiB..L Portlana ..Ai.. 4.00 plu UAlpn..LT... Albany ...Lt.. lz.lv sni ..00 f niAr RosebuTK L . . ;oi uni aktaiM Btraain.. lMpm.lv.. ,Mjf m..Ar.. k7;Wiam..Lv. .83! a m..Ar. ...Albany.... . ..Lebaiiou... ..Albau).. ,.. Lett uoii .Ar.. y.ib poi . L . . 6:o kin . Ar.. I.a to. l.v.. i t 1 n. . ALBANY LOCAL, DA1AY (Lkcet tlll,da) i.00 ra..Lr Portland Ar....n.on a u 8.0uc.Ar....AjUuiy..l.v.... j.oo a m PULLMAK BUFFETSLEE1 LKS. TOLRlbT SLEEriNG CAKb, For aucominodatiou ot betxiuu-l'laM Pa asofer attacbea to fcxpresa '1 ruiub. West side IMTialvs). ietwen I'oiUana anu Cor va las all Train Uall) - txeep. Kunda; 7J)m..L: .Po.tlanii ArTj d. m 110pm..Ai... Ccr anis. at with - At Albany an Conallls conn out train ot Oregon Pacihehailroad. Krcsa: rrala ltall (.Lxttpt Suo! :40pn...Lv.. 7:z6 p m.. Ar.. . Pott is lid . . Ac. b.z un . kliaill.l.Mll. Iv . tA..D THROUGH TIC lu All Point- EAST AND SOUTH aV or ticket aud lull uilortuai iou re garding rati- map, etc.. call on ci-uipaii' agentatAJbant. R. hUhULtk, K. p. UootKS, atanagcr Asst. b.t.Al.A ofliojs PAcfflu m toHraail Overlcand Route Trataa tor the tast leave Portland at 7 A-M. and 9K r. a. daily. rpipll.' L'frw " tntu principa XXXvijl O pointa in I'nited Kiatea, Uauatia and Kurope. PUI1MAN PALACE CAR SLEEPERS. Fra Colonist dtauav Otn Rub Ihrongh oa bt ns Irau OMAHA" COUNCIL BLJJFFb KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIfc. Iklcaa( kcw IMkIbk Cars ynu Ckaasv CKjs Connections at Portland for San Fraa Cisco and Puget Sound point. aV" Boats leare th. Company's wharf, at tho foot of Broadalbin (treet. on IneMlai ani Pi-day of each week. C O. kAW LINon City ticket and I reight Aguut MILL... Aicmrral Traasc Haaagrr. 1. H. LIE, i. f- A. JOHN SCHMEER'S LiTery.FeediSale statue Corner Seamd and BU,rntli tiu ALBANY, - . OREUUZ HOBss boabdio by the da or month Cat rings or buggies on resKjnible term FOSHAY & IMASON bobaale and; Retail Drimists 1 hMm IBAKY ( I n- CROUP, hcTig coogh airl lirr. hitic immodiatcly relieved by fchiloh's tnre. For aale oy Fosbay A Mssou. SHILOH'S COf OH and Conron ion Cnre I sold try os on a gurrantee It curu CoaMuapttM. SoU by Foahay .iiaoa. SoMiLriiililiHiLh NBaj'