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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

On Tuesday evening Of last week
Robert Jenkins policeman Of Oregon
Clty, III an alteration with jacob
Workman ct the Post Office Of that
place, drew a pistol and fred twice at
Workman, trnlssing bis aim and then
jumped upon him and beat him with
d cane over the head. Workman was
without means Of defense. jenkins
was arrested upon two charges assault
and battery. and assault with deadly
weapon-and found guilty Of both.
He was bailed in the sum Of $500 each.
The new Oakland. in Douglas coun-
ty. is leaving the old town IN the lurch
in point Of prosperity.
Mr.. Z. Savage, near Hillsboro, dis
located bis shoulder by a fall, the other
day.
James Harmer, a contractor Of Baker
county, left without paying his debts q
few days ago.
It is estimated that Western Wash
ington has $4,000 square miles Of TIM
bered lands. which will yield an aver
age OF 10000 feet of lumber to the
acre,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08
HARRISBURG, Nov. 9th, 1872.

ED, REGISTER The election Is
past and all is quiet--qniet from the
fact that Republicans are not in the
habit of hurrahing over their victory
like Democrats under similar circun-
stances-and of course at this time the
Democrats have nothing over whichto
exult.
Taking the vote Of last June as a
basis from which to figure. there was
not the amount Of crow eaten here
Yesterday. that one would have ex-
pected, as the poll books will show.
II had been confidently believed that
not single Liberal Republican was
to be found In this precinct, but TO-
wards evening it was ascertained that
one man had cast his vote for Greeley
who had heretofore voted the straight
Republican ticket. Solittle. however.
was known of this beforehand that
some of his most intimate friends were
led to wager small amount on his
vote. and lost. It is also said that one
or two others voted III the same way,
who are ashamed to own It, though
this is not generally believed. During
the day some few bets were made on
the general result, the Republicans
giving from ten to forty electoral votes,
also that Greeley would not carry
twelve States.
Although Mr.. A. G. Jones came mp
on the evening of the 18th, and made
one Of his telling n speeches. there
were a few who voted the O'Conor
ticket while several did not vote at all.
This, with many of us, was our first
experience at voting by ballot, though
all seemed to be highly pleased. It
was noticed In counting the ballots,
that those on top were nearly all TOR
Greeley. Those. it is supposed, were
cast by men who had not the courage
tor stomach) to devour their share Of
the crow until they had liqnored up all
day. This would have been o fine
field for a reporter, as many an anus
iny incident would have come under
his observation. that we have not the
gift to report. AS we now write. the
liews comes pouring i'll from all quar-
tiers, giving, in almost all instances,
large Republican gains, and best Of all
that Linn county has gone Republican.
Crralv this IL glory enough for one
day. hEPUBLlCAN'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

The horse malady was spreading In
Chicago. Nov. lsk with great Iapidity.
FIFTY clses of horse disease were
reported In Pittsburg on the lst.
Hon. John A. GriswOld died at
Troy, N. X, Oh The 9lst ult.
The horse malady Is spreading
through Maine.
The bad weather was increasing the
horse disease on the 4th.
Three men were slitfocated In the
mineral we'll at Avon, N. Y, recently,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

An artist not long ago, was doing
his best at a sunset on the Rhine. \
magnificent old castle occupied q
prominent position in the picture, be-
hind which It IL supposed. the glorioll'
orb ofday has just disappeared. giving
the rocks, hills and dales that pichir-
esqne twilight which Is 80 much adj
mired By lovers of nature. AS itsayS
fell upon the placid sheen of the Rhine
its reflection sparklcd like molten sill
YER. The artist surveyed his work IN
general o,tline, In blending and shad-
ing. laid down his pallet and brush,
aid was congmtulating himself on the
success Of Ills masterpiece, when a
countlyman. who. ninoticed, had been
reviewing the picture from behind,
remarked, with a measured tone:
"Well, I swan, that looks natural.
"Ah. indced,n replied the artist,
looking at the speaker who certainly
had not the appearance ofhaying trav-
eled great distance beyond the barn
yard, s'Do you recognize it?"
s,Recognize itP | guess lido. Been
thero more ii forty times. It's just up
here III the edge Of Leomlnister. That
huildin' there's (the castle) ''is Sqrirc
Jones soap-holse.and this shiny stuff
lthe shimniering Rhine) ''is the soap
suds that comes from II.
There was an artist studio to rent
next day, II f. *"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

At the General Conference Of Jews
at Brussels, on the 1st inst. the Rou-
manians stated their intention to emil
crate en- masse to this country.
The Prusslan Diet was proroguedon
the lst.
By the falling of a Court room ir
Durris County, ireland, on the lst
inst, 200 people were precipitated
twelve feet. Several were instantly
killed, and forty injured, some serious
ly.
It Is said that President Thiers does
not want to be made President for life.
The German troops have evacuated
Epernay.
Gold has been discovered atthe Cape
OF Good Hope.
Ponferio Diaz has commissioned
notable citizens to arrange peace be-
tween himselfand Tijada.
Gen. Tlmeres, of Mexico, has been
imprisoned because he had not surren-
dered his arms.
Almendare, Mexico, leader Of the
Citadel In revolt last year, has been
arrested.
Thiers has informed the Princess
Clotllde, wife Of Prince Napoleon,
| that she is free to remain IN France
without the interference Of Govern
ment.
1t is said the three experts to whom
Emperor William referred the san
Juan case, recommended as a conf
promise the adoption Of the middle
channel as the boundary line between
British America and United States
territory.
The Marquis ofRupon, who pesid-
ed over the High Joint Commission
which framed the Alabama treaty at
Washington, has delivered an address
at Repon, Eng, upon the result Of the
arbitration at Geneva. He regards the
result as a great step toward the pres
ervation ofpeace in the world.
A private companyhas made aprop-
osition to the Spanish Government to
construct and maintain at Its own ex-
pense the lines of telegraph through
out the country.
4 w. u. Baxter, member of Parlia-
ment for MontrcsS, Eng, in recent
address to his constituents said the re-
/ suit OF the Geneva arbitration was the
grandest triumph Of modern civlliza-
ton.
The horse disease has appeared In
several places in Deyonshire, Eng,
and Is severe in Liverton and vicinity,
France was to pay Germany this
week two hundred millions Of francs,
| and viii continue to make similar IN
stallments until the end Of the year.
Bancroft, American ambassador,
soon after the Emperor's decision on
| the San Juan boundary question, ap-
plied to the Foreign office for an ae-
count of the expenses incurred by the
Gerlnali Government in the course Of
the arbitration, with view Of reim-
bursement. He was informed thatthe
German Government had no bill Of
charges against the United States.
The golden wedding of the King
and Queen Of Saxony was celebrated
On the 4th at Dresden with splendid
ceremonies. The Emperor and En-
press and Crown Prince Of Germany
were present.
Cholera has made its appearance at
Prague and Berlin, Germany.
Armed bands Of Carlists are commit
ting robberies on the frontier ofSpain.
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aU .As-G .nA la.,S. nnvo rayoo f1Osnn
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wheat 60 Oats

very rapidly and conveniently. -
Having abundant storage facllities ~
Portland, parties desiring 70 store gram
with us need have no fears ilal our W'sfo-
house here will be overloaded, ~,
We would also call the attention. n ino ss,.
f,y-mers 10 ,he fact that our facilities for
shinning to a Foreign Market are very
complefe. and that they viii find 1t TO their
ADVANTAGE 10 call at our office for iurther
information as to our facilities and terms
W. ''o c. B. COMSTOCK \ Cos.
WIS. NEwBuRY, Agent.
Albany, Aug. 2375lvi.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08
Warehouse,

that they have strengthened and addeu 20
tlt, salne, erected new works entire --tnnt
they now have two 4 No. Cleaners, WIN
large Elevators complete;- have put In new
Boiler and Engine, and are now prepared
to take In and handle
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08
TO THE FARMERS
OF
LINN & BENTON COUNTIES.

vENHE VNDERSTGNED WOULD RE.
i spcctfully announce that they nave en-
tirclSrpmodelcdan renovated their large,
opnlmodOus and substantial
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

r,ropLE FURNISHING SHOULD CALL
AMI see Turrell's large stock OF MI
vets Clil.cloths, Blinds, Rugs, etc, Wnich
he Is selling very cheap
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

x5oR DRESS GOODS, GLOVES, TkdM-
mings, Hosiery, etc, 90 TO Tirrsli >
First street.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

NOTICE. Any Buckets or InDs IS,ntr Iiiann,
actured by us which 90 noigiNhee",Ss Us rn,,a1e9
fS,. nn,v nnes. without charge for freight.
.H nSm s, o"'' j. ID. BILES, Agent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

no TO TURRELL'S FOR HAkDM1r Va Ahn, Ne
" Lamps, Lampchimneys' eic' AiG III I''
the Goods TO suit you'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

an GORGE TURRELL PAYS THE HIGH
NJ est price for all kinds of Country Pro
duce, Remember the address, Turrelis'
First street. w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

a friend of Dean Swim, one day sent
him turbot as present, BY a servant
lad who had frequently been on similar
crands, but had never received anything
for his trouble. Having gained admission
he opened the study door and putting
the fish on the floor, cried ont rudely,
Master has sent You turbot.
Young man, said the Dean, rising from
his easy chair, Is that the way you deliv.
er a message? Let me teach YOU better
manners. Sit down in my chair; We swim
change places, and win show YOU how
to behave IN the future.
The boy sat down, ana the Dean go
ing out, came up to the door, and max.
ing low bow, said, Sir, master presents
his kind compliments, hopes yod are well
and requests your acceptance Of small
present.
Does he2 replied the boy--reuin him
my best thanks, and there's half crown
for yourself.
The Dean thus caught IN bis own trap
laughed heartily, and gave the boy
crown for his ready wit.
The teacher as well as the scholar re.
ceiyod lesson at that time That boy
certainly knew enough to make his way
through the world. The Dean was very
fond Of fun, and we have no doubt enjoy
ed the boys GOODNESS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04
\ Home without Children.

Children grow up; nothing on cartl
grows so fast as Children. II was bat
yesterday, and that lad was playing with
tops a buoyant boy lie isa man and
gone now. There is no more childhood
for him, or for us. Life has claimed him.
When beginning is made, il is like ray
elling a stocking, stitch by stitch gives
way till it is all gone, The house has not
a child in it; there is 10 more noise in
the hall, boys rushing pell-moll; IT is very
orderly now. There arc no skates, slcds,
ball, or string left scattered about. Things
are quiet enough now. There is no delay
for sleepy folks; there is no longer any
task before you lie down of looking after
anybody, or tucking up the bedclothes.
There are no disputes TO settle, nobody
to get OIL to school, no complaints, no inn
portunities for impossible things, no rips
to mend, no fingers TO tie up, no faces to
be washed or collars to be arranged.
There was never such a peace in the
house! 1t would sound like music TO have
some feet chatter down the front stairs
Oh for some chiIdreu's noise, Whatu used
to nil US, that we were hushing their loud
laugh, checking their noisy frolic, and re-
proving their slamming and banging the
doorsl We wish our ueighbors would
only lend rs on urchin or two, to make
a little noise in these premises.
A home without children II is like
lantern and no candle; "a gordeu and 40
flowers; "a brook and no watcr gurgliug
and gushing through It's channel We.
want TO be tried, to be yeXod, TO be run
over, to hear children at work with all
varieties. During the secular days this is
enough marked. But it is the Sabbath
that puts our homes 20 proof. The inter.
walls Of public worship arc the space. Of.
peace. The children are at home, and YOU
can lay your hands upon their heads. F.
They seem 10 recognize the greater and
lesser love--to God aud 10 friends. The
house is peaceful, but not STILL There ls /.
a low and melodious thrill OF children Ia /
It, But the Sabbath comes too stilI now. F.
There is a silence that aches in tho ear.
There is too much room at the table, too
much at the hearth. The bed rooms are
, world too orderly. There is too much .
eisure aud too little noise. Alas! what !
mean these things: Is somebody grow .
ng old Are these signs aud tokeust
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

bu1aae vgHga al oas. Uacua- uf
ysg aayers. bd3es Hae pae.ars ra ss
dan lu saeh aa indignant laaa az raa.e
t0at Nat.'H wisely at3 ra mere.
And Egt tsa statement aauaHu8 gane.
aua many were .he Whispages uuaha.s.
t.ans w.ta Nancy ea Eha ahfea.
Ihg poelol uem away. and b.s uaafe
came in la ae1d uatFthe change uas
beneficial la be patients. &c was met So
lor hts pony, tag gHe uue.e was a mau ag A,
vefr pouly form, and required m tfaus
a horse @, the livery stables lu uIc near,
ca town could furnish. And as Tor lhe
ehaiso, 10 Wauic great Indignation, he
jest laughed at it Poor Blossom Nas
therefore lctt 90 mmiuata oYer blspast
life Ia the stable. and So haa nos been
ior oyp, who continued faithful in his
compauionshjp to hlm, tla Hmo would
have been drcary enough. When Bios.
som was beginning to look as bow pirit.
ed as be had done whom BIS old master.
The captain, died, Wsaie flung open Tie
stable door with "a bang one morning qna
after mmblug summer.auH in tie
straw, cried ont, Come awa' Blossom.
my man, an be new -hod al lhe smfdlv.
and then l'll haa 20 ub ye duau til So
shine like siik, for tha uaistsrs eoula.
hamo Che Wous uioht An what dac vc
,hlnk, Blossom. Nancy was RIGHT after a.,
were to have a mistress. lIes been ava
gcttlu married.
And to Wattio's great surprise, ou the
arrival of the Doctor and his wife, ha sp-
eognizcd her as one OF the Yoang ladies
who had sat in The bay window Of Wood
bine Villa, laughing at the Doctors vain
ondeayors to get Blossom to pass ,hc inn.
You should have seen how Blossom cn-
Joycd being driven about again by hIg
master; he Just ncw Ike a bird, as Wat
tie said, forcing him 10 hang on by the
straps with an his might. With his mis-.
tress, BLOSSOM was a great fayoritc; m-
deed, TO Wattios chagrn, be began to
show stronger affection for her than for
his master, and when she said Go on,
good Blossom, would even pass the very
village Inns without ever turning his
head.
Awecl said Waite on the occasion
when he had over heard his mistress call.
ing Blossom the dearest and best of pom.
les in the whole world-shc may woll be
fond OHM after a, for fhc hadna learn
ed that i'll trick o stopping at the inn
doors, the master wad never seen her,
maist likely; so it's ma ony wonder She
makes sac muckle o. the Doctors pow
ney.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

Old Judge W, Of .--, ih the Old
Dominion, is a character. He was ire-
quently lawyer, legislator, Judge, aud
leading politician among the old-timc
Wings, Of blessed memory; but, alas
like them, bis glory has departed, and,
Ike many others Of bis coaiiGes, has
gone "wbere the w0odbine twineth."
Notwithstanding the loss OF property, aah
the too free use Of applcjack, be main
tanned the dignity Of eXjudgc, dressed
neatly, carried q gold headed cane, aud
when he had taken more than his usual
allowance Of the layorile beverage. he
was very pious, at such times always nj
tending church, and sitting as near the
stand, as erect as circumstances w0ulA
admit, and responding lerycntly.
On one occasion Baptist brother was
holding forth with energy and uuction,
on the evils fibc times, and iu one of his
flights exclaimed, show me a druukurd'
The Judge, rising to bis feet aud uu-
steadily balancing himself ou his cane,
said very solemnly:
Here ! am, Sir, here ann
The elder though good deal uoupluas-
ed by The unexpected response managed
TO go ON with his discourse, and soon
warming to bis WORK again called ont
Show nae "a hypocrte! show me a hypg.
critic!
Judge W again arose, and reaching
forward across sent which inleryoned,
touched Deacon D. on biz shoulder
with Dis cane aBd said
Deacon D., why don't you re pond
SIR why don't yon re.p0ndf ! dld
when they called me.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

wonder ii anything Hke lhls ever
happened: author writing
To Boz gF uat % ba. that s a.a 4aasa9as
Wheeler Isuaos-
William, shall $50 have pudding to-day.
or dapiackst FaHacks an il please
three, Anne, or a pudding, for ulat mat.
ter; or what thou wilt, good woman, 50
thou come not bclwi1t me aud my
thought. EGil Mistress AHue, with
strongly accented closing ST tbe door and
murmau 10 the effect. Ay, marty, g s
well Tor these 10 talk as {. though hadst
$50 stomach % Gli. We poor wlFes must
wiuE for our m@iers. wliio they 90 iu
their arm~ehalgs growing az great 10 the
glrt through iaziaess 50 Hat il manner
Cd old fat man William hath writ VI iu
his books of players stall One bad a.
veil meddIe with O. poFhpeH. which bath
tilofus 40 over him, as tag 10 deal wilh
William Whcn Dis eges be rolling ia tau
mad way. withdrawing once more
-aller aH exclamation 10 strong 81 fle
old pattern,
HAfiEef aoa.ef aaalrF -na8lef-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

The London Spectator, ln reporting
the new apportionment ofppFcscntatlNes
u Congress, and stating that political
power is rapidly passing to thc West
adds.
The sl1 states Of Now England Maine.
Now Hampshire, Vermont. Massaehu.
s2tts,Ebod lslando aud Connecticut on,
seat twcnty.iouc members out Of two
hundrcd and eighty-three, aud even with
New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
only cigbty-uine, on orceusldemhly les. thau
q third ot the whole. The soulh seats Sis.
tysihroo, and an The remainder, or q hun.
dred aud tbirty-ouc, are from thc West
which ia few years will out weigh tho
entire remainder Of thc Union. Already
New England L. pawcrlrss as iar a. yot.
ms strength Is concerned. although the
superior education Of her children retains
TO her much OF her influence. She viii hv
and by occupy much the position thai
Scotland does Ia Great Britain, while tho
south viii be as ireland, rcnnsy wanna a.
Lancashire, that Is rich but conservative.
and New York as Yorkshire, rich but lib,
oral, the lreehohlefs heing strong Repub,
lieans, The new list strongly shows the
folly Of confusing the opinion Of New
York with that Of the Union She Is the
most populous single state, but Is near
ly balanced by Pennsylvania, and does
not nearly ont weigh Illinois aud Ohio to.
gethor. The states in which Germans are
strong have now just onc-quarier Of the
votes, even If we exclude New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

Ibere was always something irel.ta-
bly, funny iu what they used d tcll about
f0ppish passenger Oh a Mississippi boat,
who 'iust for iiluc lun, jumped ou
shore st q landing, and rushed up 10 q
gawky-lookiug telIow alta wood pile, ez-
claiming. Iye found you at asi youm
tbe man have been booking for lbe
gawbr looked At him tor halfa second,
then stralshteued oul bis arm llae 4 JlB-
boom, and knocked ihc fellow overheard
into ten feet of waler. l.eMmiug his 20
sigioH against the wgod-pile, be dm8lel
ont y there anybody else On lha boat
looking tor me,
Ibe Hiends 0f q vii expressed s5iaa
arpfise ulag with uis age aud fondues
i3r fAe bottle, he shorld base thought 81
worth while 10 marry A wlh was nea-
cssary, ha said, lhey bsgau % sly l4at !
drank tg0 much l9r q .pgk min.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-09-24
Sold by all Druggists ard Dealers Ia Medicine,

Dr.. I. S. FLINT & CO., ?ac7RIzTc2s,
PROTIDENCE, II. L.
Sold at wholesale by Henry { CO.. Burlington,
md at retail by Case Il Rider, Mi1dlcbury 10 ;Cm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-09-24
EVE LAMBS.

EVE LAMBS.
LIST premium best peu, J Higgins and
son, St. Johusoury, 8.
I'd premium, A o and Bcmis, East
Burke, 3.
LIST premium on boar, II H Wheeler,
st. JohDsbury, 10.
LIST premium on breeding SOW, j G
Whcher, 10.
% premium on breeding sow, 8.
Best lot Of pigs, James Gilillau, Bar.
net 10.
I'd premium on pigs, Charles Stark, St.
Johnsbury.
RACING PREMIUMS.
GENTLEMEN DRIVING HORSES.
1st premium, A Ii Danforth, "Miner-
va" 70.
% premium, G W Bailey, Montpelier,
Tidal Wave" so.
3D. premium, Jerry Drew, Bailey"
25.
FOUR YEAR OLD HORSES.
1st premium, A II Danforth, Rutland.
Tam O'Shauter." %.
% premium, George T Davis, Ascut.
NEVILLE, "Nlidnight," Is,
Sd premium, w II Martin, Bradford,
Kitty Pike" 10.
THREE MINUTE RACE.
LIST premium, i s Stowcll Cornwall,
"Nancy Allen" so
% premium. j IIobson, Bradford,
Timber Jim" %.
3D. premium, j II Chaplin. Bennington,
"Eihuu," 10. Time, . At, 2.42 70 2.45.
HORSES THAT NEVER BEAT . so.
1st premium, T. Stowell, Cornwall
"Nancy Allen" 10.
ID premium, George Z Davis, Ascut
NEVILLE, "Midniaht." so.
Sd premium, II. Peck, st. Johnsbury
Dare" 25. Time, 2.45, 2 As IL.
HORSES THAT NEVER BEAT 2.44.
1st premium, A II Danforth, Rutland
"Kitty Thorn" 100.
% premium, A b Chalmers, Newbury
"Thunderbolt," So
Sd premium, Jerry Drew, st. Johns
bury, bailey" %
HORSES THAT YER BEAT 2.38.
LIST premium T NJ Tierney, s.
Albans. "Bar y" 100.
% prem' 1nforth, Rutland
"Minerva."
TT II
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-09-24
'EumOr Of l2 Years Growth
Cured by 1saeiyvay's ResOlvent.

BsvRRLy, Msss, July IS, 1889
d. RAnwY IL hav. I'D Ovarian Tumor Ia the ovar-s
bowels All the Drcors sail thers help for It,"
every thing that recommended but nothing helped
Res and thought would but had
bean'e had suffered for twelve years took bottles
tho Resoveni box Of RadwAys Pills. and
ties Of your Ready Relief and there not Of
f and feel better smarter and happier than hs,s
twelve yess The In the LEFT Of the
bowea the groin. write th, you for the bensat
othsr.. iy1 can l4Jlish IL II You choofa.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-09-24
kidney g. Bladder Complaints,

Urinary avid WOMB diseases, Gravel. Diabetes, DroDsy
Soppage Of Water, Inc0ntiuence OF Urine Brights Dis
el>e. Abumlnura and ia all where there brick.
dust deposits the water Is thick, cloudy, mixed with
substances like the Whit Of eg threads like white
silk there Is morbid, dark. bilious appearance and
white bone-dust deposits and when there 10 pricklne.
burning sensation when passing water and pain In the
Small Of the Back aud along The Louis. Price, stoo.
WORNS.-The ONLY known and sure Remedy