Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, November 28, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextV THE MOBNIKG HEltALD: FRIO Ay. NOVEMBER 28. f690. Attorning 3 a Uy Jurat d DAJfcY AMD WSBKLY TJCRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION- DAILY r abtlsasd Jtvetj aaorBli.f except Monday.) eUrersd ay cutor, ftw wmtm r avail, jrr y I W (WISELY, i Published stsry Friday Morula..) as cob, par uaiui, U advanrs WK Wto Bui ia advance... . -. . . . xe Til MAIU. If Ml M th AlUny pnatoffic close Hut all ollbss Borth CL tuim states la Wsl Side Aed tba Netto Oa wi R. R4 cJ Portland aad a- prvslhaaad Yaqulna flea '""' . .. 630 a. , ...11 A.N IS. SO r. a ...7'JDr. m 1 a avatoOca will bo d a d men evsuu im aU to Mvtn o'clock. tUtlstmed natter for the ly uomina; traia should ba aaallait befor o clock tot prartttaa nuw. ORKQON PACIFIC T1MR TABLE. Arrive Depart .ill lSpmlll20piu 3"omiy.4 a an THE THEORIES OF MICROBES. Tjas new science in the medical practice, baaed upon the theory of the microbe foundation of disease, and the cure of it by battling with thow atomic germs, is making rapid progress. The Koch cure fur consumption is directly in that line nd seems to promise a fair degree of meets?. The discussion of this subject elicit many important facts and disseminates much useful know ledge. The Boston Transcript in referring to it in general terms t)S when science becomes better acquainted with the character and habits of the different k nds of microbes, " their action on the h uman body and their antagonism one to another, then, perhaps, may be witnessed of all warfares the most remarkable the deadly struggle of microscopic germs for mssteiy iu the system of a living creature. This internecine war fare of germs is comparatively a new notion, and differs entirely f-oni the plan of inoculation for the pre vention or cure of disease. The theoiy of vaccination to prevent smallpox and of inoculation to cure hydrophobia is that the in troduction of a disease germ into the body of the patient that disease in a modified form, ami ' that the material in the body fitted to develop such a disease is that - used, or so that when the more violent of the disease appears it has nothing upon which to feed, and is harmless. The new theory is based upon newly-discovered of real antagonhm between dis ease germs that results when they are brought into contact in the mutual destruction of each. The son of a Russian dot tor was attacked by diphtheria, and finally his case was pronounced hopeless. When death seemed Imminent, however, the patient was attacked with erysipelas. For a time he was worse, then recovered com pletely. His father, the doctor, was somewhat puzzled by the turn of affairs, b.it suddenly the facts of the se struck him, and he began the cultivation of erysipelas germs, with which he inoculated diphtheria patients w it h startling success. The doctor claims that the erysipelas germ attacks the diphtheria germs, and that the result is their mutual destruction. If the germs of erysipelas and diphtheria are antagonistic and mutually fatal, it is but reasonable to expect that further investigation will show that there are other germs similar ly antagonistic to each other, and that from these researches a system of inoculation may be evolve that may be of great benefit to humanity. It baa further bje ' established that there are con tained in the blood of all higher animals certain cells, called tor mi d phagocytes, identical with white ' blood corpuscles, which are en dowed witb the power of inde pendent motion, which move about in the blood and even out aide the tissues, and devour and digest any bacilli, whether poisonous or not, with which they come in contact. This, then, is the secret of a body leing healthy even in the midst of disease laden air. Ho long as these phagocytes hold their own against bacill1, just so long will it remain healthy; but when for some cause these guardians of the system become inoperative from decay or over work, then the poisonous hordes of parasites pass into the s stein, it not fought with other germs, as mentioned above, and destroy it. In the phagocytes may be seen oue of the most remarkable examples of .the completeness of nature's handiwork. Tub future historian of the TJiuui States, when discussing the phenomenal progress of the country during the period since the war of the rebellion, will be sure to give the credit to the republican party for promoting it. The fact that during this period a manufactur ing industry rivaling that of the Old World was built up will be attributed solely to the efficacy of sound protection laws. No matter what may be 'he economic condi tion of the world a century or so hence the people inhabiting it will be sure to be shrewd enough to recognize the fact that it would have been useless for the United States to have struggled against the accumulated capital of the older nations unless aided by a fiscal policy calculated to minimize the advantages of superior equipped rivals. The economic struggle of the present century will be perfectly understood, an'l no one will be heard then to call protection a mistake, any more than one could now hear an in formed Englishman assert that Edward III and Elizabeth were wrong to protect English manu facturers and do all in their power to tempt foreign artisans to make their homes in England. So CAUSE FOR ALARM. Thekk is m cause for alarm re garding the financial situation. The only element of danger w hich has seriously threatened the sta bility of things has manifested it self from the other side of the Atlantic. But the outlook in that quarter has ceased to be grave. So far as regards the condition and prospects of the banks throughout the country, there 'is nothing in the outlook which need cause any apprehens'on. The St Louis Globe Democrat in discussing the situa tion says that as was the cafe in 1884, this iB merely a disturbance in Mock values. The derangement and depression are not likely to be lelt far beyond the arena of the .Stock Exchange. For the time being, dealings in railway shares will he t 'ended with considerable ri-k, aUh. iiiJi rn advance along tf.tr hol 1 i!i the near future is iiitii :;!!. Hut whether this depression be lung or short, the stability of the hanks as a whole will not be affected. This was the experience in 1884, when the situ ation, so far as concerns the stock market, was much like that which prevails at present. The banks, however, are in better condition than they were in then. As com pared with that time, their reserves are gieater, their allium are being conducted with more conservatism and. intelligence, and they have had a longer perioi in which to prepare for any hi rain which could present itself. Let the public be calm. The hanks of the country were never stronger than they are at this moment, and there is nething in sight or in prospect which could threaten their solidity or offer a serious menace to general business. The Prime Minister of Austialia now suggests the forming of an Australian nation ; the movement lor Home Kule in In! inl is daily growing stronger, ai..l lend ing Canadian newspapers advocate annexation with the United States. If England wants to avoid trouble from all these scat tered de(enden(-ies, it might give them up voluntaiily and confine its government to the "right little, tight little island" in the channel. It is but a question of time when only newspaper men can Httbr.i to carry on a war. The other day at the navy departments bids were opened for supplying our navy, that begins to sound big now doesn't it? With armor piercing projectiles, and the lowest bids were $150 each for 8 inch shot and $520 each for 10 inch shot. ' Tub advice of Gladstone to Farnell to resign the leadership of the liberals will probably letire that gentleman from the field of Irish politics. NEW TO-VAY, nEATUERS -Ttioce within to purchase A? leathers lor pillow or beds uu secure tbeni ia quantities to u t at O. W. S.aip ma t. Thai uackino coi uu can be no quickly cured r.y Nhlleh's Cure. We .aniee it. ruahajr a Mason. Slkkflbss ours, made miserable by tliat terrible count), hbilob's Cure is Ihe Remedy lor you, 'or sale by t'oshay & Masou. I'lliun iTklli, health and sweet breath Mured byMliioh s Catarrh Heuiedv. Price JO cents. Natal Injector tree, r'or Sale by eueiuy a. Mason. r'or lame back, aide ur cheat, use Sliiluh's Porous Piaster- Price cent at r'oshay 4 Mason. Shilou's Cess and Consumption Cure ia id by ua uu a irnarautae. It cures Con- sumption, r'or Sale by Puehay & Mason. w ANTED A good girl to do Keueri bo use wort. Apply at una omce. MONEY TO LOAN In targe or small amounts, from tixuinithf to Ave years Ou Albany and Ll.m couuty real ertate Call uu or stldreae W. K atcPhersoii, rejl estate broker, ojtpoaite Hues house. tf G- "w siynsoisr -HAS A FINE LINE OF- SEALETTE He also raake9 a specialty ot Ladies' and Mens' fine shoes. You can find "WAN T JBSD Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of- DEYOE & FROMAN Bit OS., JTJXiicrs Manufacturer of -AND FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST Cigars, Plug and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, as a full Hue o' Smokers' Articles. Ne St floor to Pffelffer's candy store, Albany, Oregon, W. T Q aJ o (0 wen GEN LaY ,ttt 1 r. fiH:-: . V. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fiae Calf mm Laeea WaterarMf Urali. The excellence and wearing qualities or this shoe cannot be better shown than by the strong endorse H rj ments or Its thousands SfS00 tieaalae w unequauea I4JD Ueedrear r Bnoe, at a 3 .SO rellceaaasi'a or nuiruau men, larmers, en. AU made In Congress, I atlf n i ud Lx.ce. $3 & $2 SHOES laiIs, have beea moat favorabl r received since introduced and the recent Improvements make them superior au muj aaoca aoiu at Ask your Dealer, and direct to factory enclosing juieMH tor oruor manaa. W. I. DOUGLAS. Brecatea, BI knC& Jsf al Jewel Heateis, it' you pi How's business? That's by e ! Br r r r click. BUBINK8S LOCALS. Conn & fiend ricson '. ! ! Felt elippeiB at Klein Bros, tiauer Kraut, C. E. Brownell's Uo to Yierecks for a good shave French keeps railroad time. Go to Parker Bros, for fresh bread. Two papers of pins for 5 cents at K. C. Searls. Elegant Lotion render tho skin soft and beautiful. A large line of clocks just re ceived at Will & Stark's. Three papers of needles for 10 cents at E. C. Searls. Sauer kraut and Sinclaii pickled pork at Mueller & Garrett's. Get one of those new style rucli ings at the Ladies Bazaar. All the latest in cloaks and jackets at W. F. Read's. Capes and jackets at the lowest prices at E. C. Searls'. La Grande and Baker City have both been successfully "worked" on the bogUBcheck racket. JACKETS ! what want. Iraorters and Dealers in all kinds o guns and ammunition fishing ackle of ev ery dewript'on. cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show frcods. Quicr eales and small profits is our motto, also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. cros bp "h, Choice Cigars DEALER IN- L. Dsaglaa Shaaw ara arrssiva, a every pair price Biausipea mm hum, mm? iiAniec 6 A 0 f7 of constant i h Head - sewed , an elegant and A flne calf Shoe ror style ami ouratxnty. Welt la (lie standard iPi'Oo -u::tmt:::: aTlMtl'.tii popular price. Bhee Isespeelstly adapted uieae prices. ae prices. If he cannot supply yon send wing advertised price, or a T i n g-a-1 ing- il 1 n g jllello! Hello, Central tYes Say, Give me Mat thews Washburn Whatl Hello, Matthew j Waashburn! Br r r lick! Hello, Hello! That you ? All i i ht JSend me tip one of tho $30 Roy. ease. All right Catch it. $ood. So' s mine Good Buy your watches, clocks and jewelry at P. M. French's and get chances in the drawing. Ten presents to be given away. Just received the extra length and evening shades in gloves, also lace handkerchiefs and fans at the Ladies Bazaar. $1.50 will buvyou a pairof those elegant eight-button length un dressed Mosquetoir kid gloves at the Ladies' Bazaar. Secure your railroad, steamship and sleeping car tickets to all points North, South and East via tlin ITitinn U..II!. : t n .. an.l .uu vrt.wu AaciUU SBU1WAY, save time and money. Ticket office on Broadalbin street. Sick headache is the bane of many lives ; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney pi Uets. They are agreeable to take and gentle in their action. Holiday Book. Ladies call Mrs. Ilyman's and give your order for the juvenile book for Christmas. The latest out. raVSICIaKK M H. ELLIS. 1'HVKIi'lAV avi. 011,. - ..... --' Dl W . ireoo, Alliai.y Oregon. WH- DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND uin'eon. Can I found at his odh room In Stratum's block, Pirst street. Albany Oregon. C. KELLY, PHYSIClATrAliDUR. . geon Albany, Oregon, office n Pierce' new block. Office hours, from 8 a. m. to r.u A J. ROSSITER, VETERINARY SUR . geon, graduate of Ontario veterinary college and Diet ber of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, Is prepared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals on seienUBc principles. Ortice at Ans Marshall's livery stable Residence 4th and Valapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. Da. E. A. McAlistrr homsopatiiio rnr sician and surgeon. Has removed hi office Into Crawford's block. All calls prompt ly attended to. DRO.A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN AND surgeon. Graduate of Uellcvue Hospi tal Medical College, New York City. Diseaw ol women a specialty. Office in at residence on 7th street between Calaiooia and Vine, f Albany Oregon. DU.M. J. PATTON. PHYSICIAN AND Surgeon, iSliimberg's Block, Albany, Or. Female diseases a Siecialty. Consultation free. CU. HAMBKRLIN, M. l., lloiiKClallii. Physician, office at Dr. Wallaces old stand, llroodalhiii ttrcct. O.ficc hours, 7 to l a. 1 to 3 and 6 to S r. u. ATrORXKlft, W, T. BtJRSKT. h. T. SARIN, J. W. DRAI-RR BURNSY, BARIN & DRAPER, AT TOR neys at law, Oregon City, Oregon. Twen ty years eiperien.-e as register of thj I'. S. Land Office at Oregon City and in the land Cracttce recommends us in our specialty usiness before the Laud Ollice or tho courts and inv. living tho practice in the general Land Office. H C. WATSON, attorncy-at-law, Albany , Oregon. Office in Strahan block. JN. DUNCAN ATTORN EY- T LAW . and notary public. O'ncc in the Strahan block, rooms No. 1 and 2. D. R. R. BlMCRBURN. O. W. WRIUIIT, BLACKBURN, & WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT Law, Albany Oregon. Office in Odd rllow's Temple. Will practice iu all courts of the state, and give special attention to all business. WOLVERTON CHARLES E. AITOKNEY at Law, Albany, Or. Office in rooms lb and 14 Fos er's Block, over L. E. Blsin's store. J" "kTWEAfrrKKFORD",- ATrlltNEY-A1 . law, Albany, Oregon. it in the Flion Block. Will practHM n all tht courts of thestate, and give specia. attention to all business JAMES P. MEAD, A TTOKN E Y-AT-LA W and title examiner, Albany, Or Will practice in all the courts of the state. Ab stracts of title furnished on short notice. Ten years experience. 8ECRKT bOCIKTlKh. A. O. U, W. Safety Lodge No, 13; meet every Monday evening at the G. A. K hall on Ferry street, between Seeond and Third. Albany, Oregon. Strangers in the city and transient brethren cordially invited to attend. McPherson Post No. f, O. A. R. Stated meetings at the , A. R Hall on the second and Fourth Friday evenings cf each moiirli. Transient Comrades are cordi y invited to meet with us S. W. KKKC'E, B. F. Taslrr. Coimnaiiilcri Adjutant, Laad Ssirvrylnc. PARTUS DRSIRIXa SURVEIlSO DONR CA5 OB tain ai.-curate nd prompt work by callinc upon ex-county surveyor r. T. T. Finlier. He lias complete copice of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare I to do surveying in any part of Linn county. PosUifflce address. Millers Station. Lino cou rty, Oregon. CW. AYEItS, ARi'HITECT AND SUI'Elt . intemlant. Office over First Nxtional bankpiiiilding, Alliatiy, Or. Work solicited from all (Vans of tho county MONEY TO LOAN-HOME CAPITAL ON good real estate security. For particu lars enquire of Uc. Humphrey. EVERE HOUSE, ALbAN'Y, tilt. CHAb V Ifeiffer, Prop. Only nrxt-eclaxs houst n the city. Largo sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stave oftie Corvallis. B. WINN, AGENT FOR THE ' LEAD J ing fire, life and accident iiiaiiRincc com lauiles. STANARD & CUSICK, ritorniKTOKs or CiTI DRUfi STORE. Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chem icals, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Sponges. Brushes, Perfumery, School and Aittsts' Supplies. Physician's prescriptions cart-fully compounded. First Street, Albany, Oregon. Lumber I sell the best lumber in this coun try, cedai Posts, shingles, lath, doors and windows, moulding, -l. Prices from $5 to $22 per thousand. Yard at Lawson, on the Narrow Gauge. See me before purchasing elsewhere. W. W. CRAWFORD. Potoffice address, Tallman, Oregon, Albany Nurseries. WE HAVE ON HAND AT OUR nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, ns fine a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as cmi be found anywhere on the coast. If you contemplate planting trees, it will pay to see our stock ami get oar prices and catalogue free. HYMAN & BROWNELL. The Union I'aclfic. Is the only line running two fast trains daily from Portland to Omaha, St.. Paul, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis and all points East and South. Buy your tickets of C. G. Rawlings, foot of Broad albin street, Albany. The Union Pacific are now run ning two daily train through to Chicago in three days, carrying all classes of passengers on both trains, having Pullman sleciers, tourists sleepers and free reclining chair cars attached. Parson : is can now leave PorMand at 7 a. m. and 9 r. m. For sleeping car res i rvation. etc. apply to C. (J. Kaw- ngs, foot of Bioadulhiii sUeel. Coburg THE STORE -is -AND- T 10 V WS Em w iCi Al iniimT i in i.i hum ur (AND M0BE All wool suits trout Albany Woolen Mills, Men's Servicejtble Suits, Yoang Men's Tailor Made Suits by liest of Tailors, Iliui'lreds of Patterns to Select From. HEAVY OVERCOATS. DRESS 0V2EC0ATS Guaranteed Seasonable and Warranted Rea sonable in Price. L. K. BLAIN The Leading Meicbant Tailor, Albany, Oregon. FOR PURE DRUGS TOJLKTJ AND FANCY GOODS GO TO -ALSO The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in Hp Willamette Valley. CALL AND EXAMINE II IS STOCK The City Liquor Store Sir. It A UMGAJIT, Proprietor. tTHaxt iloor to ths OJJ lows' em pis, Alhsny, Oreifoo M ' Keeps constantly on hwl th duest Imiiwte I n J .lomestie wines, liqaiirs, cisrs so to' rx Only 6 rst dsss liunr store ia ths city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID T0 ORDERS ROM THE COUNT- ' Am asnwlsiie tm'r The Original Aliictine Ointment is niiiy put U in Urne Iwo-uip- t ir. Imxiii, .ni'l iMin uIm.Iuu- ilii U i i.lii sores, ImriiB. wi'iinds. I t nl )ai J and all skin eruptions, n ill iiositivc. Ivcuraall kinds of piles. Avk turtlie Original A hietine Ointment. iold liy Focliaj A Mason at 26 rt-nta per tox jr maii 80 reats. D! 20,000 His. dried np- HIGHEST CASH TRICK WILL RE PAID BY THE WILLAHSTTS PACHKC CO. Hello there? Do you know Jester is the only man in Alb.in that cxn fljll you eastern tickey MeiiB, youths and 1hvb clothing ob the t?econ I floor atli. V. Simp son's. Klein Bros, will have special Bales every Saturday, o (Tering the public immense harains. Corset! Corsets! AVe make a specialty of lafiee and misses fine corsets and wt'rts. We have a drive in a F t nch sateen corset at 75 cents, i xtra good value. Samuel K. W kg. WANTE plums 1 WITH CHOICE SELEO- COMING) II L BUGKMAN kuoB, Faints, Oils ss a M dm af kooka aoi suiluaiiii. parkirrWala, etc. aaraiiif" 1 C3 FEUX7S TEHFU CARRIES- fear RH VtwalglsV On . M4 ALL MN. Ta MMsnfe Marf M fagatr. tsBOTltlO OOVSH CUR aWM m mm. maumnio. Ma?! aaalU.wtsftl Oa Frafj'a. La AngwiM, Ot OH I LOU'S VITAL 171 Pi. t p , J 'or Oonstlpatifj n. leis ff A) rtite ) ! jress, and all aympt 'iraeif lvMsia. Ir Fin Dtessed Chickens. I'erfions desiring a dresfed chicken ahold 1 ave the;r order at Jhn Dierengr's meat market. He also keeps beef, pork, sausage, bacon ind Iihiiis. Market on Fin' street, across from Jtiiw.i Hfni' Cheap Pasture. , Persons desirini; pasture near thii city can obtain the same bv culling on Fred W. Blumberp, who has the west half of what is known as Mon tei tli's pasture for rent at 1 0.) per mouth jier head. ci zjm r iMUUtiCssa, IUS1XES9 SOTICE8. The latest sheet music at Hyuiao's. No. 1 Star tnuiutoee and all kinds ot fresh canned trcodi at a very low tiirure at t.'onrad Meyer's. Mciican Cactus Bitters .fi the bes remedy iu the world for liver and kid uey diseases, indigestion, etc for sale at M Banmirart's A new line of fine wall-papers with -txirdi-rtlo match have liecn opened fort in i & Irvine's. They ate new and cle i.t designs. Call and see them. Health is Wealth ! lr E. C. Wa nerve and brain treatment, a frusr- nnuil s-e inc lor hysteria, rixxircss. tile, 1 1 siWIic, mr ii us rrtrslinn t:M1 l in IKO kill I " I I tf I 0 i mi ii I l irin mm il.: i' it ii i ; i. it till ti i ii ? n I rrjr, ilcmy ar.d less ol powtr cither Htx Kavh bos con tain f ne in .nth'a ItratiiK-i I. One dol lar h U. frfix Ihix is l r 'm flolUrs. iti.t l.y nail pre I s.iil en rrKipt cf i.ritc. (naisiiteca t.iic rt.K I y J. A. Mnle skciiI, Aloaiiy, irejion. $500 REWARD Wc will lay tliealMive reward for any case uf n. tr coii.iiiiii t. Iv;h;iu. hi k heads, lie, iii.lietftinn, coiinliiaiiii.i or cottiteiieM me uaiii.oi cure with West's liver iiilln, when th dire--turn rc Htrietly timiilil with. The are iiit-ly cuetalile sihI never liul to ;ive natlklai l li.li. l-irje eoi tainill); 31 tlla "ii cent. Ilie . niiiiic niaiiufaeturcd only by the J..hn '. vvt cnniaiiy. CliicaKu Illinois. Mil. in i. a. iuii.iiiiii, uruKikr Albany, r n. Take Simmons 'Liver Regulator One Dose, WOATB ioo Dollars . ... iviimni i one wife mon Liver lUvnKtor worth ttlw. 1SAB S. 1. 11- t .....!. I , Im was ominiBii, nati Heanaehe, cisilfl eat me with KttiKtaetii.n r snrietiie' hs nines, and fi It nlfn, ilr ... .. oth the I r- SOrtffl to llllie 1m fl....l k. SImI every reamlv Mipeis4r., hut "nlv .baiiie4 more fro! thai, mtttm -....t. ... il-ilorinz. Itrq.V. Ji' u.i.,,. I have lrn a lea.hfr f-ir twenty years, and dnnnc thai time have l a.1 lepeated attacks oT hi-ali I.e. i i..lnml l... A...i. : . lia.cNfii im,. ely n 1 bv Simmons Mef Hev'iiiiixir. loiui t to I of so mild dliara-lei in iisa. ti.i. mot to interfere, m Uir Irsst will, nij'dnti i in tbe srbrol rttni,i r.. th.Mc Kind m iti.: I j md TObifx-f t..ha fame. I i,nii.t a v. . . . r . - .. l.VII.IIIIITU CTUl wim I.i Kciiltrr. r, K. i n I til. I v. .Proprietor of., Albany Soda Works And manufacturer of Choice Confecfioncry p We are now rewrcd to furnish choto. 1 Irfeah canuii-s of be-t trade, cotisirtinufcf pure stick, sssnrted flavnis, mixed candies, extra rYeneh and chocolate ercania, famay mixed, randy toys and a tnercl assortment vi nne cirHi e" AT WIsrirSlUR ( B aFTtll. aWOrV r fr-m eminf-v dca'ero p.-r.n,j.;!y at tended lo. I iu tor) on Kirst st reet. rOr.'en. fr iM lo. I ALBANY OKKf:oH HENRY V WU.l.v.U I'M ----- - - . . ii, f iiuiiii th ui er & Co .... C K"fl ia vorit si.il nl nieilimii pri:xl id.mtri at Will & Link',. a:-o line frirtnt sn.l Mnall' instr:iiiiet.t and tl.e best New in: ina. hii.es. ' IIOLr.K Milt MLK. " THF t NHKI:SI(;M ! HAS lOlt K.M.F AT hie i.laie i.ir A!lnv utt .( i-ri,lt liroke hfirae tn u if A .1 . . . . 14a0;,stan of irra;i. 1 1(0; b an of lays l ioO; horse, laiye and jful stjie; an l :o -ood l2 i g 1 St, C 322SaU .. ..rvj. i rn-- n-asoiisn'o ami t. iois easy. JAilES ELKINS. v. Mrs X I i J.