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Good Words
FOR THE
PATN-KILLER.

We can confidently recommend the Pain Killer.
Toronto BB ptiSt.
1t is the most efectual remedy We know of for
aches, pains, flesh wounds, etc.-St. Johns Ne"b,
T. {.
We advise that every family should have 50 Of
fectual and speedy a Pain Ktller.-Amherst n. s.
Gazette.
Our own experience is that a bottle of Pain Killer
is the best physician a traveller can haye.-Hamll-
ton spectator.
For both internal and external application have
found it OF great ue.-Christi Era.
A medicine no family should be without. Mon
treal Transcript.
Could hardly keep house without It'd. Voice.
Should he kept in every house in readiness for
sudden attacks Of sickness Christian Press.
No article ever obtained such unboundcd Pepu-
larity.-Salem Observer.
One of the most reliable specifics Of the age
Old North state.
It's power is wonderful and unequaled in reliev-
ing the most severe pain Burlington Sentinel.
An indispensable article in the medicine chest
n. y. Examiner.
Ii will recommend itself to all who use t.-Geor
gia Enterprise.
Is extensively used and sought after as r really
useful medicine journal, st, Johns, y. b
No medicine has required such a reputation 1t
has real merit.-Newport paily News.
One of the most useful medicines; have used / it
and dispensed it for the past twenty yearS.-ReV.
VIM. Ward Assam.
The most valuable medicine now in use.-Tcnn.
Organ.
1t is really a valuable medicine, and used by
many Experimentation Traveller.
We always keep it where we can put our IsM1d,s
on it in tie dark, if need be.-ReY. o.. HlbDdrd,
Burmah.
One of the few articles that are just what they
pretend to be.-BrunSwiCk Telegraph.
In my.mountain travels no medicine Is Of go uni
yersaI application as Paiu-killer.-RCy. NJ. II.
Bixby, Burmah.
It's Directions accompanying each bottle.
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The Great Summer Inyigorant.

The human skin is as fall Of holes as a fine sieve.
Through these millions of orlhces a considerable
portion of the waste matter of the system exudes.
But in warm summer weather. when the flow of
perspfratfon is excessively copious, something be-
sides the exhausted material of the body IS evapO-
rated. Nutritlve elements of the blood, required
for the sustenance and support of the living frame,
pass through the pores and the result is a loss
of strength and vlgor. It would be dangerous to
check the leakage, for every pore IS at once 4 ven
tilatton and an escape pipe, and constipation ofthe
skin Is as detrimental to health as constipation of
the bowels. The wisest course is to reinforce and
vitalize the languid system with UOstetter's StOm-
ach BttterS, and thus enable it to bear without
peril or inconvenience the extraordinary drain.
The debility, Iassitude and depression of spirits so
general in hot weather, and which are 100 often
the precursors of bilious attacks and painful affec-
tons of the bowels and the nerves quickly disappear
under the invigorating and regulating operation
of this unequaled vegetable stlmuIant and altera-
tive. To the feeble 1t is an article of prime neces-
stty at all seasons, and as even the robust are apt
to wilt and languish under the devitalizlng in
huence of a fervid temperature, the Bitters can be
conscientiousIy recommended as a healthfHl sum-
mer tonic for all.
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agents wantad to sell Pictures, Books, Chartq.
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orchestra-leader, says. the Mason &
HAMLN Cabinet Organs are the best
in the world exceIling especially in
richer, better qualities of tone; and
that this is the opinion of musicians
generally.
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KEEP THE BLOOD PURE by using DR.. Jayne's
Alternative, and you perge the system of many ma
Iignant elements. which, if left to Themselves. will
develop into serious diseases
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The Great Blood p,,rs.
Every drop of the SARsAp,pmluer ,
SOLVENT. Communicates pbtARlLLIAy D.
Sweat Urine, and other nuldsA 'UugA The s9'
system the vigCr Of life, for IL rar %I4 !leH rsti
me n9Gy WIN new and sound msIar, 9evaQs1
~ ~ &c. Il ptIon dlandular d., sfoh.
n other parts Of the syEtaimO mus IN The 3'SI
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forms Of skin diseases. Er6%ttsn, snd lie ~
9cald head, Ring Worm, Salt RhS@Hass, FsVel ~
Canccrs fm 9 3be' worms in the PIrssS 4
painful discharges, Night sweat TTeakenlSS
ana all wastes Of the life pripciniS,' LOS Of IN
curative range or this wonder az re Eitks n
try, and a tew days use will pFov aVesta Cha,
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II the patient, daily beeomIp, "
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pairs the same VIII new material ms "EsS!es Ant,
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4Aal-At ms Residence. SUNNI
sue Plantation, on Baron SohaEag
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RHMMPW Made Rapidly with spsl asaplss.
MuHEE Outfits. Catalogues cFg Ii 81
b~arffcaIars FREE. :. NJ. sPBN
street, Boston. -
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1t was the nrst and

Fever and Ague Cured for DO GEM
There Is moi Il remedial agent IN nus NHI.,
will cure fever and asue, and all other giAhs
bilious, scarlet typhoid, yellow and gtasi N N
added by ESutway's Fills, 50 quick y "a
WAYS READY RELIEF, FLY cts'lti| "
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rlSASs1AL Ass CoMMER.1AL.


Gold In New York has resstled to
1l5lz.
I.egaltenders are quoted at s5h@
S6if.
Liverpool quotations for wheat. OH
the 7th. were: ComhiOn lis 6lq1ls
l0l; clrh. 12>@12s I'll.
San FraHrisco quotations arr. wheat
1901 92l@c q GENITAL; cats 1S0al6M ;
egg, Oregon, 3)c q dozen potatoes,
6OSlUtH 2 bn.hpl.
We have no quotations from Port
land.
The best offer we have hearl on the
street for wheat. new crop. l. 'M per
lalshi. while rumor lms Il that iIar-
rtshnrg dealers are Offering 15e.
Late San Francisco papers state that
shipping rates to Liverpool are Steadi.
" ,hrliliing at that port, late charters
having heen effected Mt 81 D I'd. A
further decline III charters l. predicted.
Vessels arr arriving quite freely IN
San Fraueisco. and II ship ow,l4rs will
maze reasonable concessions 10 ship
pers. the price Of wheat can and will
be advanced to s,Nh figures a. will in-
dtlce the producer 10 sell, rendering
the loading OF MI vessels that come an
easy HE.tter. Producers are determin-
Ell to obtaln 4 fair price for cereals this
season. or no sale.
So far as We are able to judge, the
prospect for fair prices for the new
crop looks very favorable. Prices in
Liverpool still hohl fair, and If ship
ping c.n be obtained vt satisfactory
rates (of which there seems to tt a fair
pOspectl prices must advance here.
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WEATHER RECORD FOR ,JULY.-We
are indebted to J. r. Smith, Esq, for
the following weather record Of last
month: Mean temperature for the
mouth. u degrees. Highest tempera-
ture on Clse 29th. 50; lowest on the
18TH 50. Highest temperature during
the month. on the Goth. 81; lowest, ol,
the 9TH aud I'D, IS. Clear days, %;
cloudy. s; sl'ewery, 8. Wind north
% days; southeast 5 days. The mean
temperature for July, 1917. was 70 de-
grees; highest 70. lowest 50. Highest
temperature during the month. 90,
lowest 50. Clear days 25, cloudy s,
showery |.
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The cares, anxie!es anu mis,or, npes NJ
HE nave as much 10 10 wi Ii shortening Il
aS disease They are III iicr the source ~
many ailments and physical (lisainjitiea
Nervons weakness, dyspepsia, alGectiona
OF Inc liver, dis nrllances of the howala
headaehe, hynouh0n,lria and ,nonomsni@
are among these distressing trni;a II 10
therefore, off, great importance ,hat ne,snnS
whose minds are oppressed with heavy
business RESPONSIBILITIES, or hal,.ssefI IL
LAmlly troubles, or excited by specu,aii0n.
Or peFpiexed BY multiplicity Ofen, rITIris.
N, o ~ any way ovtl1aXetI or overwOrked.
snouiu Keep ~ heir Stamina lly the daily
Wy ui Wholesome tonic. Thousands 0f
bear up against the tii!iicuhips In whicS
they are involved, and TO- retain that
strength, health and mental clparnesa
~ The regular use Of Hos'ettcr,s S,0mach
bitters iSelses which ARE prone 10 AZ.
liscS the body when debit aieI and broken
.,oWh ny 0ver-hnCh brain work or ex.
naNstlnS physical iahOr, are kent M bav
ny the resistant NOwer with which this in.
comparable onie endows lbr npryn,,a s,a.
rem ann I he vital organs. At this season.
Whtn the hea. seNarOia,inar the plementg
OF Strength from every rore, nm inviwor.
AM s a9soiu'eiy essential 10 The safety
and comfort 0i he public. and is re0uirea
even ny ne more io1nat ii hey desire IN
Keep heir athletic capabilities in status
quo Hence a course Of Hostetter's RtterS
IL particularly useful 1T this period Of The
yessi ~ q defence against the invisible 6is'
ease aiioa' IN a silry atmosphere. II ia
ne most no EN- OF al preventive medi.
clneS, and torall Complaints which ntfect
INC stomach ihe iivcrantI the bowels. and
interfere win he perfect digestion and
assimilation Of fool, i, is the standard
..ny' August.
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WOODS MAGAZINE. Here 1t is.
The August number Of Woods House.
hold Magazine! It brings with it a ray
Of sunshine which reaches clear to the
heart. We always feel better for read
ing 1t, and it will make any household
brighter that it enters. Among the
many articles Of the present number
are: Advice to Young Men. BY Hon.
Joel Parker; A Glimpse at the Same Z.
by Karl Kase: The Other Girl of the
Period. by Mary Hartwell; Darkness.
by H. V. OsbEle; Old Pimhein. II.
BY Cnas. Dickinson, &C., &c. Price
only one dollar a year. Address
Woods Household Magazine, New
burgh, NJ Y.
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ALBANY REGISTER.

PERsoNAL.-Ms. Annie Wicks.
VINO had Ren visiting relatives IN this
sity Tor some weeks past. left for her
nome IN Silver City. Idaho, on We'd
VI. Tonnkins, Of Harrisburg. en-
route for Clatsop Beach, called on
Wednesday
mr.. Henderson. OF the Gazette,
eeamed 4 moment upon IFS on the 4th
day Of the week.
Mrs.. T. 9. Harper returned from
the SOFIA springs on "Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. f. Spttlenmir. improved
IN health frnm her stay at Waterloo,
mas gone to housekeeping again.
1. Bond. Esq. and lady. of Waits
burg, W. T.. lHs been trying s.le
sMia water at Waterloo for a week or
two past.
Mr.. Garretsan, OF Winterset. Iowa,
Is stopping IN the city at present.
Mart. Brown. M handsome as q
burnt match, las returned from the
mountains.
Uncle Billy Crawford arrived home
In this titylast Friday. .aiteran absence
of several months on visit to Old
Ireland. the place Of his nativity. lie
IL III excellent health.
Uncle Sohnny Batelnan. from near
Brownsville. called OH us Wednesday.
He doesn't @em to grow a day older.
but Is just ~ full of life as years agone.
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THANKs.-To G. p. Bnrkhart. one
OF the viw Presidents Of tile STATE Az
rict'ltural Society. we are indebted f1r
copy Of the li,t Of premiums TO be
awar'let! BY the StGiety at its fAir in
October next.
The linn 20. farmers UNION
WAREHOUsE-At Sled,l. will lie In
good order for the rewpt,on Of grain
as the opening of the harvest season,
IL has h-rti furnished with steam en-
gine to drive elevators. and the facil.
itles for receiving. handling aud stor-
ing grain are not exccllpd anywhere
In Oregon. its iaciliiies will be avail
able to all mrtN, alike. on same terms.
which will b. lis how as are consistent
with honorable dealing and fair profit.
Sacks In any required quantity will be
furnished Oh fair and equitable cMldi.
fions. For particulars enquire ~ the
warehouse. or at the store Of A,
Wheeler Il Co, 4sw3.
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY. No.
72--Is to hani. and ia hrim full OF
choice new music. all of which cali be
obtained for Soc, or the last eight num-
bers for 81. postpaid. In other words,
In the number before us there is. in
sheet form. more than 81 worth of
music, offered for the small sum of
SOC. Who need be without the newest
music at such figures? Send to J. l..
Peters, 500 Broadway. New York.
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FOliEAaiN NEWS.

Don Carlos had entered Biscay
on the 3lst uIt.
The Great Eastern lett Hearth
Content last evening to repair the
Caole Of IS.
Late Sonora, Mexico, news says
that t;ov. Fesquiera has been 70.
elected Governor Of Sonora.
A widespread insnrreCtion is re-
ported in >sn Domingo. Recently
agents ot the i'lSnrgent leaders have
purchased arms III New York city,
and shipped them The opposition
to l'aez is reported as daily becom-
ing stronger.
\ sharp fight at Malaga, Spain,
and defeat Of the insurgents, with .
loss Of 81 killel, is reported from
Madrid on tie lit inst.
On tae lit inst, in Spain, The
Republican tleet was bonbardillg
the positions held by Insurgents IL
Saa FfernarliW. The arsenal in
Cadiz was still holding ont. The
Government tronps in Seville lad
captured twenty cannon. The III.
snrgents at Granada had Offered to
surrender. News to the I'd inst,
state, that the excesseS of the Car.
lists, o. shown IN the bombarlment
Of detencelesS towns, had produced
All immense reaction in favor ofthe
national Government. A bull pro-
viding tor tie separation Of church
and state had been introduced in
the Curtes.
A railroad accident on the Moth
western Railway, hear Wigin, to .
Scotch express trai,. from London,
instantly killed u penons and
wounded 80. Sir John Anson was
among the killed.
A fire in the Exposition build.
ing on the lSt, burned an AlSace
and Lorraine peasant dwelling.
Ex-President Theirs is reported
70 have said, on the I'd, that the
attitude OF France toward foreign
powers should lie strictly neutral;
that difficulties IN Spain were purey
internal, AID il France claimed her
territory inviolate, she ought to
respect that Of spain
A feet Of Italian war vessels has
been ordered to proceed to Cartha.
gena to protect Italians there, and
cooperate with other foreign vessels
IN whatever measure may be deemed
necessary.
A great earthquake was felt at
Valparaiso, Perm, on the 9Th Of
July. A great deal Of damage was
doge TO many houses and churches,
though the affair was nothing com.
pared with the late earthquake at
san Salvador.
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PROF. 0. \. FowLER-DelIvered

PROF. .. i. FowLER-Delivered
Ave lectures in this city, to good
hohses, commencing Thursday
evening Of last week. The Professor
got away with considerable coin. and
we suppose Is satisfied. The Prof.
l. a tall. thin, long-taced old codger,
wh0se chief aim seems to be to make
money-alNi he i making it npidly.
lie Is not 4 brilliant lecturer. but Is
possesstsl ofa vast fund Of varied kllowl-
edge. and lingnl,tiCal powers till you
cant rest. We dropped into the Opera
House OH Sunday evening about half
past nine O'Clock, the occasion Of his
lecture on the immortality Of the soul,
and at haIf past ten, when we LEFT, he
was still going under u full head. He
left for Eugene Oh Tuesday.
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10 ease Masters OR all Aues0rsainat4 g.
GFamEes 0T EanH x@Umsy.

4 x &
GENTLEMEN IL request that you
meet me at ! O'Clock r. NJ. August
I2th, at RON No. 9 Of the St. Charles
Hotel. this city. TO confer with me o.
70 the advisability of organizing a
County Association of Granges for this
county, and to consider any other mat
ters OF interest TO the orler. At this
meeting will communicate the M.
written or seGTet work of the Orltr,
and would glatily meet also. the Mas
ters OF Oranges without the canty.
N. w. GARKElSON.
Special Deputy w. M.
National Grange r. H.
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THE SToCkHOLHEBs OF THE ALRA.
ny Y sGntiam Cana or l.itch Comnanv
are notified thar The annual . lection Of ira
Company will he held nj their Office in
Albany, Oregon, on the second Tuesday ~
september next, at O'Clock r. NJ, for The
purpose of eieci ling n board OF seven DircC-
lOrS Iof the ensuing year, and tmnsactjng
require. ID, MANSFIEf'n" "'A1
July 20, 1s73-4St4 Serreiarv
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A Democratic organ in Alabama,
called the limestone, .NeoS, ieels
compelled to say "that If it can do
any better, it tights l'o more under
the Democratic flag" 1t further
adds: "ihere is not a scrap Of the
old Democratic banner left big
enough 70 darn, and furthermore,
"O,e had ~ we'll sing hymns 10 3
dead mule as undertake to reconcile
the al.inosities engendered by last
years folly"
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.Albailu 3faisirr.
ID . S
local MATTERS.


MAILS ARRIVE.
From Railroad lnorth and s0uthl daily
At H.2OP. Il.
From Corvallis tfaily, at i0.S0A. ".
FROM lebanon, trkweekly, (MOnday,
"Wednesday and FFidayia at 1880 A. n.
MAEns DEPAKT:
For Railroad inarsh and SOUTH, daily,
close rFOtnNtaf Il.2S A. M.
For Corvallis, daily. at i.59P.A
For Lebanon, triweekly, Monday, We'd
restay and Friiayl at 2P.M.
Ofsige hours from Z A. ". t0sP.M.
Sunday, frosn " N. tO9P,M.
Money order Office hours ffom A. N. to
SR.M. r. H. RAYMOND, r. Nj.
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A. wHEELhR. Cp uounp
{. X. WHEELER.
A. WHEELER q GO.,
sHEDD, OREGON,
Forwarding &COnniSSn Merchant,

Dealersin Merchandise and Produce. A
goou assortment Of all kinds Of Goods Al
ways IN store at lowest market rates.
Agents for sale Of Wagons, Grain Drilla.
Cider Mills. Churns, &C., &c.
CASH raid for WHEAT, OATS, PORK.
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY.
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MAYORS OYrYcE,

MAYORS OrFgcE,
PORTLAND. Aug. 4. 1873.
To THE MAYOR OF ALBANY Sir
The good will displayed by yonr
Fire Department, and citizens, IN
holding themselves IN readiness TO
come to Our relief during the terrible
fire Of the 81 instant, ifdeelnetl nec.S-
sary. Ia duly appreciated. Please ac-
cept our thanks.
Yours truly,
HENRY FAILING,
Mayor.
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At this season Of the year cramps
and pains in the stomach and bowels,
dysentery, diarrhna, &c., are quite
common. and should be checked at
once. Jotason's Anodyme Liatmeat
Il the best article that can be used in
all such cases, and should be kept III
every family. Used internally.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-08-08

ONE AHEAD.--jMlge Baber lns the
honor Of bringing in tine first wheat, Of
the new crop, which he did on last
Friday. to the Farmers Warehouse.
The Judge Is lever behind--always in
the lead.
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FARMERS i!
Take Notice Z

THE NEW AND WELL-ARRANGED
Warehouse Of r. Cheadle, with i'm.
proved cleaning arWatus Of ample canac-
ny, ls now prepared TO receive grain for
the harvest OF ls73.
Farmers wishing 10 store or sell wheat
VIII hnd II 10 their advantage 10 See Ins
before selling elsewhere. All will be turn.
lshed with sacks 10 move their grain bv
calling on me.
Ihe highest cash price win he paid for
go0u merchan iaoic wnenf al all times,
y. 3 MEktlLL, an old citizen OF Albany.
taken charge Of the Warehouse. and VIII
snperintend The receiving and deliyerv of
oil grain passing through ii.
Albany, July %, lS7S5n47m3
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MASTER OF ORANGES. notice
Of N. W. Garrtson, Special Deputy
w. NJ. N. G. p. H.. in this issue.
The nnwritten work Of the order will
be given. aid other important infor-
nation on the OCCASION.
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BRlCK WAEEHOUsE- WHEAT AND
OATS SToRED.-Ic. u, Simpson. hav-
Ing rented the brick warehouse lately
occupied by Messrs. Cowan & Co.. Il
prepared to store grain ut the coming
harvest in good shape. Sacks fur.
nishesi to orlrr. Grain stored ut INV
warehouse will be subject to the order
OF owlers-they disp~ing Of it as
suits them best, merely paying. me
storage thereon. ~ | mn preIared
to purchase Wheat. Oats. Wool. &C..
paying the highest market price there.
for IN cash. Call and STE.
4oVo'n2 Z. b. SIMPSON.