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I f I MORNING HERALD: TUESDAY , D Ed EM I ; EH 1. 1891. DAIkY AMD WBKKM TX&MS OT 8UB8CHirnO: DAILT FubltaiMd Mtr ssoniliif nopt Mowto) DalWsrad by canter, pr w k Mail dm yaw 00 (WBULY, (PaallafcW sYsry Friday Moral n.) o m nu. la adrancs I? .00 w.iaa M imu in airaiw tOBJMON PACITIC TIME table. Arrive Depart! .111.13pmll2.0pm J S.40pm 17.46 am FAMINE LEADS ON TO WAR, Such leema to be the verdict in regard the situation in Europe, as far aa the. influence of Russia leads on to war, at least. And it is the ' Russirn predominance n Euro pean politics that means war if war is to come. The Chronicle says that a great fermen. was stirred the oilier day because a Vienna newspaper asserted that the Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria had said that the famine in Russia increased the chances of war. E. V. Abbott, an American who has juot returned to New York from Odessa, where he has been a grain dealer, confirms the statement attributed to the Em peror of Austria, and his expres sions of opinion are of value as com ing from a competent and disinter ested witness. Mr. Abbott says that really the only thing that can save Russia from a revolution during the win. ter is war. The Emperor of Russia sees this, and the disturbance of Europe's peace will come through bis orders. The nihilists, says Mr. Abbott, will find the starving peasants much more open to their teachings than when they are full fed. Nihilism is always smolder ing in Russia, and while nihilism niay not succeed in getting the peasants to cause trouble, the Czar will find it necessary to do some thing to distract their attention. The Chronicle still further thinks that this practical view of the situation Is diametrically opposed to De Giers assurances, to the Emperor of (iermany that the un standing between Ru?ia and France involves nothing that might be construed as a menace to other countries, and that the aim of the alliance, if one lias been formed, is to maintain peace; but nobody is expected to believe a diplomat until events have vei i- fied his statements. Had Russia set her army in motion even, it would still be De Ciers' duty to talk peace until otherwise directed by bis superiors. As between revolution and war Russia would certainly choose war, and it looks as though the exercise of the option would be forced npon her. The hungry peasants of Russia lannot draw fine distinctions, and if they be lieve that the rulers and nobility in Moscow and St. Petersburg and other cities cf the empire are living in luxury while they, the peasants, are starving, they will be certain to revolt, unless a for eign war shall inteivene to cause them to rally to the support of the Czai against the enemies of Holy Russia, as the peasants cill it. It will not be the first titns that a nation has been compiled to make war for the sake of peace at home. It took a nineteen year old girl in West Virginia but a short time to outwit several Mormon elders and her parents. The family, quite a wealthy one, had suu combed to the persuasive eloquence of the Mormon elders, and joined that peculiar denomination, and started for Utah with the elders The girl did not proselyte worth a cent and wanted to be left behind with a sturdy young lumberman whom she had promised to marry, lne paternal parent would not const nt to such and arrangement and the elders used their utmost power to persuade the girl to go along to the Mormon paradise of plural wives. But she prefered a whole man to herself and skipped across the Ohio with her lumber nuts and was spliced, and then told her father to move on with the aforesaid elders. She did not pro pose to be a victim of their peculiar methods. So far aa the speculators in the markets of Chicago are con cerned, it makes very little differ ence what happens to them. They are millionaires to-day and bankrupts to-morrow, but the food supply of the United States is neither increased ncr diminished by their reverses, nor is the price of food to the con sumer altered materially. A change of a single cent a bushel in the price of corn or wheat may mean wealth or penury to the man who speculates, but it does not change the price of flour or cornmeal to the consumer. The advantage which the Ameri can farmer has . this year is not due to the victory of the bulls over the bears in the Chicago grain exchanges, but to the rcarcity of food supplies in Eu rope. At the same time the advance in orn, if it does make anv differences at an, must assist the far.uer, for the real j value of his product must sympathize to a certain extent with imaginary value which is put upon it by the Chicago spsculators. Pectuawties in the ideas en tortained by human beings, from different standpoints of view at different timep, are often observ able. One of these is commented upon by the New York Tribune in its remarks on the fact that the Irishmen of America selected Chauncey Depew to deliver a eulogy on the late leader, Parnell, although nine in ten Irish-Americans are Democrats. There is noth ing strange about the selection. Mr. Depew as a republican is naturally in sympathy with the home rule movement, while American demo crats to a man lean the other waj . MIL HEKVEst LI VEB TILLS. Act on a new principle regula ting the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new dis covery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpi 1 liver, piles, constipationr Un equaled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest, surest 1 60 dose i for 23 ceuts. Samples . ee, at Stanard & Cusick. French Tansy Wafer. These wafers are for the relief and cure of painful and iregular menses, and will removo all ob structions, no -matter what the cause, and are sure and safe every time. Manufactured by Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale at J. A. Cuminiag'a drug store only. Fall to do Oar Duty. Everbody has at times failed to do their duty towards themselves, Hundreds of lady readers surfer from sick headache nervousness, sleeplessness and lemale troubles Let them follow the example of Mrs. II. Ilerbechter, Stevens Point, Wis., who for five years guttered greatly from Nervous Pro stration and sleeplessness, tried physicans and dill'erent medicines without success. But one bottle of Dr. Miles Nervine caused sound sleep every night and she is feeling like a new person. Airs. Elizabeth Wheeler, 1-arara ie City, Wyoming who tried all other remedies, de clares that after three week's use of the Nervite for Headache, Nervous Prostration, etc., she was entirely relieved. Sold by Stanard A Cusick. Trial Bottle Free. Fish and General Market. The undersigned have opened hah and general produce market on Second street, between Broad albin and Ellsworth, where we will keep the best of fresh fish, game, poultry and general produce market, and invite a ehare of pat ronage. Call and see us. Sl.Al tillTER & Cacslev. Wisdom's Violet Cream Is the mo3t exquisite prepara tion in the world for softeuing and whitening the hands and face. It is not only a substitute for, but in every respect superior to glycerine, cold cream, vaselino and like preparations. Try it. For sale by Foshay A Mason. HUMPHREYS Dr. llL'xrHMT's Snciricsare scientifically ami carefully prepared prescriptions; used lor nianv years in private practice with suet-ens, and for over thirty years used by the people. Every single Specific is a cure lor the disease named. These specifics cure without drugging;, IHirguur or reducing the system, and are in fact and deed the sovereign remedies of the world. LIMT OF FRIKCIrAL KOS. COBS. FUCKS.. 1 Fevers, Congestion, inflammation.. I 26 S Worms, worm fever, worm colic.... 26 S Crying Colic, or teething of infanta.. 25 4 Diarrhea, of children or adults 26 6 Dysentery, Griping, Billious Colic 26 6 Cholera Morbus, vomiting............ 26 7 Coughs, colds, bronchitis...-26 8 Neuralgia, toothache, r'aceache..... 26 V Headache, sick headache, vertigo.... 26 10 Dpspcpsia. billious stomach 26 11 Suppressed or Painful Periods 26 12 Whites, too profuse peitods 26 13 Cronp, cough, difficult breathing 26 14 Salt Hheuin. eaysipelas. eruptions.. 26 16 Rheumatism, rheuiratic pi" , ,, 26 18 Fever and ague, chills malaria 60 17 Piles, blind or hlawling .,,. , 60 19 Catarrh, influenza, cold in the head AO iO Whooping Cough, violent coughs 60 2 General debility, physical weakness 60 27 Kidney rii (o 28 Nervous debility , l 00 30 Urinary Weaki.ess, w. tting bed.. 60 32 Diseases ot the heart, palpitation.... 1 00 J , WW. PW,HHU UU re- Ceipt of price. Dr. Humphreys' Manual, (144 nmirn ni-hlw hnniul in .ii.ik , -i fold hv ilnitrfria n u . 1.1 . ' j HN K jiu, wail roe, HUMPH KEYS' U ED. O. Ill & 113 William St , New York.' SPEC I FIGS KELLOO WHOOL--Ihj" Kellogg school of dress cutting at corner of Firat im! Kaker in the Kalstoa house is now open. Lessons nut limit.! I i . call and examine the system. Children Cry for VITOKM'S Castor. A -WE EL E ;ON BUT WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF Dress Goods, Fancy Goods Underwear Hosiery, E EVER SHOWN IN ALBANY. We have just opened our FAC.L and WINTER CLOA ICS :i vl .TAOIvRTS, ImIIi in cloth an goods, and we feel justified in saying that they excel anything ev'r s'io-.vii in tin? VALLEY. Wh to call and look knowing that we can please you aa well as s.,vj y v.i money. At w "FT A "7FT! tirocery Store latest in th fHEY HAVE IT. Al'l'LES, CAUni-TOWKIt, OKANCiKS CIXIMiY, i. OXS, BEET, CKAXBKUKIKS, TUUMIS, CAUHACi:, AND CAHKOTrf. 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Vulcanized (jam Suspensjiy Co., Rooms lit, :M, McVickers '1 heat re Uuiiding, Chi .ago 111. K-ll Icail. These words are familiar to our reader-', as not a day pas-es willi out the report of the suddt n d a:h ol pome promi.ient ei'.izei s. Tlie explanation is ''Heart Disi ;;mv' Therefore lieware if vou have env of the followingj-ynpioi is: h-in-ii r.reath. IV in in nle, Muolm r:nj Spells, Swollen Ankles, Asthma ic i-ieaining, e.:K ami imnirry Spells. Te:ii!eriies9 in Si:o;i'd. r i Irregular Pulse. Tiiesc synij.lonis mean heart dbxai-c. The most reliable remedy is Dr. .Miles' New Heart Cure, which has niv.d thousands of lives. Boi.k :!' testimonials fn e :.t S'.anar l .V; Ciick, uhou'so sells the Ne Ileait Cure. Hie 3liiiin.; t'orktail. Taken hi fore hieaU'ust crest t a false, injurious ap, tit.'. A wineglass lull ol If. lleniev -English Dandelion Ton e l:'t i. before nu.a!s strei gthei.s the di gt stive organs and enable vu.i (. relish a hear'y ine.il wirhi.ut in jury to the slom ieh. i-or tc.!-; b. Fosliav & Mason. Sodavt'le water is kept c-Mii-tanl. ly on hand by the boiiie a- (. I, lilackimui's ding stole. ERS 00 loliday 3opper5 Should se? the elegant di-play of lj Watches and SS&kL Novelties iy Jewelry -aTJf: Solid (J old IViv.yi, Diamond Hinirs and Ear Drons:, New Patterns in Silver I'iws, ''11 I'ens, VAc, at reasonable iirices. Call early imA make selections. AsU my ncents fnr V. I.. Donclnn Sboe. 1 fl I JiJ TC tin! lot' milt- in jo.tr lncc- HnU your fe i.ia hmt JamP I u (h-:iif- in (pimI for rulnlnmii:. Herure l mil ic ai kvt ii-'l'Ahli JU Milfj'i'n ilL.JiJ lllit'.l.l i WHY 13 THE L. DOUGLAS JKSV.S C."!? OtST FOR $4 ha.ul sewed welt Bhoe, fine Src v i C SSNTLEMEN ealf, Ftylish, comfortable and THE BSSTSH3E IMT K0i:L3 FM TKK0Y t,lir8bWJ. T,e h,,t ,,loe .Ver ( tl'i-r.-d at t:iis 1-rii ; sa r.e gr."' na i-u-torn made slunja cotiiij.' from $i to !. $;;..";l police sh-.-;-; fine.'-s, i :-ii!r-a 1 men arid letter carriers all wear them; fi.et:lf, M'am! : -s, Mnootli in ide, l.e.:vy three souls, extt-n-r.ion eilu' : o-ie cair wilt '.e;'.r a year. 2.00 tine call"; r.o better shoe eve;- c j '1' llilV. t I1I , . . ' ' I. til. 1 11' . . - . coiivi'ii e ihf:se who want an'me lolcr $2.2'i and .j-jH) Workir.gman's shof ale who lu-.ve given tht ni a trial wili v.ai 1JOVS' i- and i 1.7.0 school f-hoes are they si-U on their merits as th . LAD1 KS hand sewed shoe, le-t iniju.ited shoes costing from 4 Lud'iv '.r(i, yl arid 7 shoe for ami durable. Ca-iti'-n e that W. I,, rouglas' bottom of each shoe. OH, MAMMA G W v; jjfV'C y " " . X . r HE CARRIES A FULL STOCK OF NICE FURNITURE. RZMEVIBEX T IE PUJE, -- - OPPOSITE OPERA 0U3 Springfield Sawmill A. V.'!I KKI.KK, (rKIN(iFIf.LD.) PROrRIETOR. yriiiNUiTiELD, Sjr.Mrir.ny rnrl xvl ofTi-? on Kiilro.il, botwesn Fourth and Fifth c"H, A. V,"!ii.eit-r, Al'i.my M cvxer. il.i i;i- lii nh.-r 11.1t. ex -cite I in ipriiity, a i l f.iMli'im n it -iriel t-i-: ;, n a-i 1 si'.i v.i.-: ry .iiii i ' 01 orders, 1 res,i ut-f-.iilv a ilieit t of !.:! ire! .. A. WllEKLKK. a "OTj-jJL'G"S Manufacturer of -AND FINE IfOHTi i'lut,- und Minokliic T.l aceo, MerrRcl;ni:ni um! tiiar I'lpi!-.; n full line c 8iioki-n.' Artii ks. N'e rot to PiWJer'a eamly store. All -.my, Oretron, FEED -:- STORE AM) GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET; WANTED SI'i'CIA l.I.Y- 1 lav. rats prH infir, tr s;-.ii)ly eii3toTri. ir. t'i:i- (Vri'U pa.'in.j Kailm.nl pv'eiision and mv inerfiapine home tnut- Ifi? 1 ."-nil in :v.t.til:btii tuit llie purchaeerp. 8t.-re in Mrahan Brick Stri.r.il utic-ct K. M. R3BKRT5oN. Albany Collegiate Institute, 4I15AIS:, OltliGON, Saptsmber 9, 1891. June 10, 1892 i A Poll Corps of Fi iir il. -:;t f ;: i-;:'s f f study : Collegiate, Normal, r.iihines!:, rrrniary. Tv- ,Mi!iii- a:..i hor!-hand are tan i; lit.. 1'or eatalo;iie aildrcnp, t;KV. KLUFKT N. CON HIT, A. M.f I'reei.'tiit. -AT OKEGON. It if a eesmlesp shoo, with no tacks or wax thread to hint the feet; made of the best line caif, stylish and easy and because we make more shoes of this grade than any other m innf.u-tuier, it equal band Kewed shoes cotting: from H to $5. $--.0i genuine har.t' sowed, tlm tin s! calf shoe ever oll'eieil f-r i5; t-iiuids French im ported Klioes whxli cost lioni fie red at this price; one triiil will crmtort and service. strong and iurab!e. Thosn ar no other make. worn by the beys everywhere; increai'-g sales show. I ongola ; very aty lis!) ; e'j'ials F.ei.c j to sf'i. Mi - sesare the best I)ji;gola. .tyiish name ard juice are s'ampd on this W. L. DOUGLAS, Urockton, Misp. A A C -' V' It O V V 11 III -'O lovely nu;i:js :it Brink's? ILey .are t!e prettiest in town, tud all his new furni ture is simply t'log.ant. Tbey all say so, ad an in- spoction will prove it. Vices always the lowest. OR EC. ON. josepb:. Choice Cigars f-LALER IN- AND EE? WI mm ExpericLced Teachers. -THB- ap'ma Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. B. HOO;,.i:ec-lrcr, Cf8gonfl8Ye!opEciitCo,'8 LESSUORTEK. 22 Hours Less Tlnn ViuLn h puv oti cr route: Arcor-fatw-iisHL-iniiarrxd fc't rrn f it sn sutcty. titi- a::i' lr. iu itLiiUhD tltll O.t-l lH l f f.ll .Id if !1- ..i -i shitm, Diui.li l.jb ti:t ! i.r;y . il rr irnte wt-cn al! oints i U.c . iiiiitlt id wnJ an Fri-ciscc. Sailing dates. Fa OK TAKDNA. ff:!!aa etlc Tall-.-y... Nov. S'li WV .... - i.-th WillkCtt Wlcj- '. ill Wi 'auiu iv V ii.'j lHc il b mo. ak raaMiaco No . 3d - Kith " :3d Dt c. til V.'ii!irrtte Vullty. Wihii.i't- Yal:v. W::laim..le alliv.. 1 lie coii.pany luicrve ibe rU-bt tu cka ur Uaiuers ur tuiiinir Uaics. Daily rAiXNSU TKAIKf, Kxctj.t buoilays.) 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The remarkable I'lirtu of lioj eli-ea cat-ea of nervous debility and private eoiiinlaints are ever where etatup inj; out quackery. Treaties and question list, a iJiyskian'g gift to fci:ll'ericj: lnmianity, will be sent ftee to those alllktec. Address with stamp I'lONEKIt INSTITUTE, 4 Kearny SU, Room 2, fc'an i Francisco, C'al. . . " We carry a large slock of print r's etationcry, well as juried, bought direct from the manufacturers at a low figure, and can give the Wt "of work in all kinds of printing for the least money. Try us. VV. !. Cobb. OYSTERS. If IUU STYLE AT 1 (J Winn in want of poimthing sweet nu-ii a iiuiiey. 11 ai.le pyrnp. etc., call on F. K. Allen. IVm't for-et that F. K. Allen is now runnin a grocery sure. 0 IKisite AhHonic Temjile. Will & tark will be fkd to ilmw yi n their lnrge line ol I ean liful t-iivt rware. It will do you gcr d, even if yon don't buy. AIIT lOftll un v lo um 0 1 A (
