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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-25

The Council has decided to move the old
engine house formerly occupied by No. 2's
70 the lot adjoining No. Is house for the
use Of the Ladies' Coffee Clah. The Re.
cordsr at the last meeting Of the Council
was ordered to advertise for bids for the re-
mOyal Of tEs bailding. This is q move in
the right direction The ladies have not
contsnted themselves with furnishing the
fiesmen with refreshments At the fires we
have lad since the organization OF the Coffee
Cab, bat have in many instances worked
rightly Justify. and lent helping hand in
saeh work IS they cs1ld DO. This was
notably the case at the last FIRE, when they
showed themselves able and willing 70 dos
great deal toward saving the property Of our
citizens, setting worthy example to the
I'D glors Eremon who usually stand In the
back ground and content themselves with
giving unsolicited advice. They deserve =
h1sS~ 20 meet in and are likely soon TO get
o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-08-25

homo frem the State Teachers Association
at Salem. lie reported IL succesa.
Mr. Walton slkipworth, Of Goldendale, w.
T.. Is visiting hia brother, + II SkiwOrth,
Esq., in this city. He Is typo, having
worked at the business couple Of ycara.
EW Langdon and wife have been enjoy.
Ing tho grand old Ocean near Astoria. q
place whore the atmosphere IL 30 pure that
iliea can not exist They viii return through
Washington Territory.
We learned with regret of the death Of
Charles A yogelor. which occurred at Balti.
more. Md. on Aug 8. Mr. vogeer was the
moving spirit in tho 50 Jacobs oil, and had
obtained good reputation for his fine bust.
ness qualities.
Lieut. Fred Schwatka was married last
"Wednesday. 10 Miss Brackett of Rock Island,
Illinois, niece Of Major Braekett, at the
brides parents. Tho Lieutenant ani hia
beautiful bride will start for Salem on the
10Th.
Mr. Raymond received last Saturday a
summons To Upper Soda from his brother.in.
law Mr Froeland VINO Is at that place and
very low with consumption. Mr. Ilaymond's
absence will neoe,sitate still further post.
poacment Of the Congregational concert.
Mr. I'd Damn. has secured position aa
salesman in the establishment Of Abraham.
Wheeler & Co. at Roseburg aud this week
is removing his family there aud will reside
there ia the future, Mr. Baum has resided
here eleven years. and leaves Albany with
great deal u regret.
4 Cue looking trin. consisting Of W &
Twesdaie, J IL Burkhart and c II Stewart
left tho city Last Saturday with their horses
headed for tho mountains. Where they went
We don't know but tho trout are bound to
suffer. and We should not be surpIised II .he
aiitoius got beas6t.
Mrs Hardman. au oil lady over SO yeArn
eld. fell from step last Sabbath evening,
and fractured ous Il hor iegs in severe
manner. She was At the residence ot her
dau shter MIRA Bitter at tbs timr. and will
receive good care. She has been too feeble
to do much walking. and only attempted Il
once in awhile. Being weak and old Il did
not take much Of iaii 10 break bone. DR.
Jsnos reduced tho fracture.
u c Sanay the genial travelling agent for
the boot aad shoe HOUSE Of Hobart, Wood &
Go Of San Francisco. was Ia this city the
first oI tho week aud made us pleasant cali.
lie reports that he finds everything In a
prosperous condition. and business proa
pec.s better than he has seen them for years.
When he can't get Lis work in on custom
or. the times mus. be hard. for he under
/ ,taoi. III. Lasfnssn
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niood spiIi rronIseonsiy Throughout The
Northwest.

Last week was famous fer the number
Of murders committed within radisa Of
not many miles around Portland. The
Northwest has obtained a iirst-class rep.
utation for the amount of bloed split
within It's limits. The history OF lat
week is only another evidence Of the
bloodthlrsty character OF the scum
which comes TO this sectlon ofeountry.
MURDER 80
On Tuesday ofiast week George Ric.
60, an Italian, was murdered In Geld
blood in Skamanla county. Washing
ton Territory. en- Glannini, his em.
ployer, admitted ia Portland, after sey.
oral dcnials that he committed the deed,
but clai ned he did 10 ia sell~defense.
All Ithe facts In the casa, though. show
that II was ono Of the most atrccious
murders on record. Riccs. by Industry
and economy. hail saved about 300.
GIaunIai, "a we'll "a others. knew that
he carried II OH his person In belt.
Gianulrl had charge Of a sugar factory.
la which Rlceo and several others were
employed. On Tuesday tho former
claimed that lac had lost pocket book,
and told the men they might knock off
aud huht fer IL until sis. Ife kept
liIcco with him and after the men had
left shot him three times, killing him.
and. after taking his money, hid his
body, which he afterwards located on
the confession ofthc crime In Portland,
for which place he lmmed ately left nj.
ter the horrible decd
Giannini's pariher,onc CsIdiAni, Las eiAeo
been implicated in tho murder. and his
having skipped the country wonld indicate
that il was not without foundation.
NCKDER No. .:
Ttls occurred In Moors's Valley. about
six miles west Of North YamhilL Mrs
Mary Peteh and youog son were driv.
Ing along the road at the foot Of the
Coast Range wien three shots were fir.
ed at her. one taking effect and killing
her almost instantly. She had had a
quarrel with family named smith. aud
II Is thought they were tho perpctraisrl
Of the crime, but there IL as ct no poi
Tive proof'of lhe fact aud no cireum
tanilat evidence OF much weight
She was shot AZ four weeks ago proba
bly, by the same parties.
1CRDER So.3i
Three men named Gus Allen, Harr,
NcsbItt and Pawneo I'd wers having
good time Thursday night among tn
saloons Mt Walia waila. ". Z. II
the course Of their earousai they rul
across a soldier named Dunwoody, bear
Ing the title OF Sargeant and piiche
him downstairs About noon Dunwood
aad two Of the men had fight, Dun
woody getting the worst oft lie wa
afterwards Joiaed by two other soldiers
In the afternoon the two parties Agail
) met al Reed Saloon. Ahea they propol
cd TO have II ost, and n g.. F.i light tso
place. ia the course 10 Mich 80 o!th
. soldiers. named isrynelds shat ALI.
near the navel which wln pr.bhbl
prove fAiai. D1n9oojy wgs .:eo sh,
through the hiHd by Nesbit. aud hs
since had the lockjsw. Whether b." vi
die on not IL not know u.
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viii be paid for the detection and eouvie-
ton OF any person selling or dealing in
any bogus, counterfeit or imitation Hop
Bitters, especially BiiteTs or preparations
with the word Hop or Hops In their name
or connected Herewith, that Is intended
ID misIead and cheat the public, or for
any preparation put mp in any form. pre-
tsndingto be the same As Hop Bttey.
The genuine have cluster OF Green HOPS
(notice thi$) pristed on the white label,
and aro the purest aad b~st medicine on
earth. especially for kidney, liver and
nervous diseases. Beware Of all others,
and ofall pretended formulas or recsipes
Of Hop Bitters published in papers or, tn
sale, a. they ara frauls auI s~indies.
Whoever deals in any sui the genuine viii
be presecuted.
HoP BITFEEs MFG. Co.
Iva Rochester, ~. Y.
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sooIAL AID PIRs0H Il.

EA MiIaer. II Corvallis, vs. ia the city
Wednesday.
Joe Clark returned from Harrisburg Last
"Wednesday.
Mr. l. Sendsrs returned from Sac Ffaneisco
the first Of the week.
As William. cur retiring Assessor las
been in the city this week.
A Noltser and wife. ot Portland wers in
Albany last Wednesday
Capt Byron Lister. Of Pom -roy. ~. T..
haa been il the city this week.
Miss May IcD..nic!s retained iron visit
TO Halsey the fret Of tbe week.
Miss Laey Wakefield Of Portland. Is
spending iew weeks in Albany.
Vim Henderson has been ia Harrisburg
visiting his aunt, Mrs ] G Crawford.
DR. Edward p. Ceary, has located in Jack.
sonvills and will pfsesies bis profession
there.
Sir DsCIark, snperintenIsn. oi ,lie bridges.
on the & c X x waa in the city Last Fri.
day.
Rev Walker, Of Philomath, who has ae.
quired some fame in tbs State, was in the
city last Tuesday.
Mr 4 Knox, of san Jo.s, Cal, !, viEit.
ing his many friends in tais coaaty. He is
well located at San jose.
Mr Frazer. Of Portlani, was IN tie city
Last Saturday. purchasing horses. which he
conveyed to that city thh week.
Pete Callahan, J II Nolan's obliging g
clerk, left Tuesday morning for several days
Of recreation down the Willamette.
Bob Graham returned the Grst Of the
week from an expedition 70 the famous
watering place Of Waterloo.
w Rice returned from Southern Oregon
the first Of the week. We are glad to see
him back at bis post again.
Dir Edward Thompson il spsnd.ng a
couple Of weeks IN Portland, being guest
Of his sister, Mrs Chas Templeton.
James Elkins returned from the Bunch
Grass country last Friday, asd reports big
sales of stock, and small crop, of wheat
Georg Grant, the handsome represents.
tive Of the North British Insurance Co. Of
San Francisco. called on US yesterday.
Thos Van scoy, A II. President OF William
cite University, has b'ei in attendance at
the conferences this week
SIR John u lou, .on Of Rev. Dillon, is
vis,tisg bis parents ia this city. He has
been living in southsrn California.
Judge Powell and son James, returned
from the mountains on Wednesday, anil re.
port fine time. James Is considerably
elated over having killed deer.
Hon J Sites was in the city Tuesday
He will come here the last Of September Il
remain permanently anl engage in the prac
tiee of Law.
Ex-Alderman Z r. Pierce, accompanied
by his wife left yesterday for Goldondale
W. T. where he is to 60 into the lumbel
bnsines.
Wm Brunk arrived here from the o p r l
last Tuesday, looking as If the climate alon,
that road agreed with hin. He will be her
. only few days
: cE Van Horn, the good natured advanc
1 agent Of Sherman's circus was in the cit,
Tuesday. We acknowledge very agreea
Q able call frsm him.
Daniel Best and wife returned from Cali
fornia last Tuesday after an absence {
2 several months. He has given his graf
cleaner big lift there.
Wa Cox. who has been working on th
: Q + building At Harrisburg, was in the cit
y Saturday. He reports the brick work 0
that building finished.
d School Superintendent Noses passe
Is through the city Wednesday on his Va
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On Monday tho terminus Of the o & c
railroad was changed from Ressburg to
Myrtle Creek. Rose burg has been the
terminus since November, 1882, receiving
some advantages thereby and now many.
dolefnl predictions are made abent the
future Of this city. We have no fears on
this subject. Roseburg, as the county
ssat of Douglas couRty, with its accumu.
lated capital stored therein, its Wholesale
stores, It's warehouses and its central posi-
ton, mus. command the samc business it
always held, with tho increase that viii
follow with the completion of the railroad
TO Sacramento. Should a road be built
to the coast, as 1t will be atno distant day
this city will be the centre of trade for
Southern Oregon. Possessing al the
elements of vitslity IL can never be dead If
Il docs Sleep "PlaIndealer.
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4 rIeasant ReeepsIsn.


The reception given by Mr and Mrs
Ignatz Fox, at the Revere Hoase Satur-
day evening was very ssjoyable af-
fair. aud brought together large crowd
of happy people. who passed. as pleas
ant time a. Is often enjoyed. After
supper the dining ball was cleared. when
everybody who wished tipped the light,
fantastic toe till midnight. Mcknight
Brothers furnished the music, which is
an assurance that it was first-class.
Mrand Mrs Fox were handsomely re-
membered by their many friends in q
substantial manner. and will begin
keeping house with maHy useful and
namental mementos Of .his occasion.
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Ts be ExhIblssa
HoP BITrERs MFG. Co
Rochester. y. Y.

The eregon and caliEornis Railroad
Company have employed Mr d d Pretty
man, Of this city, says the Salem .sTalk. !"
to secure specimens OF fruits and grain
raised in Oregon, TO be sent 10 Minneso-s
aud placed on exhibition II the annual
State Fair OF Minnesota, which opens on
the 4th OF September. This IS wise move
In the n ilroad company, and they should
by assisted by everyone to make "a good
. show as possible at the fair, OF oregea
fruits aad grain, aal by exhibiting them
in the East 3 great many persons
viii be induced to coEe to this State from
thai section on The Northern Pacific rail-
road.
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A Rnrs Chance.

In another column will be noticed dis.
solution Of partnership Of the we'll known
firm OF Fox, Bum & Co., n. Baum retir-
ing and Otto Fox continnin; until their
Immense stock Of general merchandise,
consisting ofa S2s 900 stock In all branch
es, II disposed off a chance which has new
Or been offered to tho people OF Linn Coun'
y before. Goods will bs put right down
10 cost aud below, and <Old they will bo.
Mr.. Fox being in San Francisco compels
his move. So thatthos who want gen.
bona fide bargains will do we'll 10 come
forward Immediately, Look out for their
advertisement In next weeks D aocaAr.
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/ wish to say to my many friends and
former patrons Of Linn aud adjoining Goun-
ties that am again on the track with the
salem wood puap which is very much i'm
proved; improvements which ne other pump
possesses on the coast. These pamps wiz
draw water faster and easier than any pump
in the market See these pumps and yOu
will be convinced. Our guaranty for those
assertions are. we viii let you try the pump
before You buy. II ycu do not see MS, write
to Shedd aud we will hll your orders prompt
ly f. b THRASHER.
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Il. q. DTOKEx
PogTL.xD MARKET.

PogTL.ND MARKET.
Butter fair TO good, Bic.
t6c.
Wheat Valley. ! o lb~. si.57
oats-5Oc to CO..
gac0n-Hams, lie a. lie.
shoulders, l0c to Ic.
Lard-IGc9 ieJ<c 10 p4iis
Chickens - 500 9 o. 50 old spring,
SSGs3ao.
Posatoes-9oc.
Hops-best, t0c.
Hides dry, I5aIGc; wet s4lted. 7Gs1sc.
deer skins. valley, SOc.
Dried Fruit--A Apples, sun cured G47c.
machine cured 99I0c.
Flour Fancy extra, s.; c. b. 4.5oCg4.75
Hay -l0fdls.
ALBAxT AAEKEr.
Wheat &c per bushsl.
OAts-l0c
IArd-l5c per 10.
Beef-on foot, 81.
Wool-20c,
Flour>-5.O0 per bbl.
IIay-baled, l29I6 per ton.
loose, 10 70 II.
Poiatoes-75c per bushei.
Isutier-2S TO 20 cts per ID.
Eggs - 20 cents per doz.
Pork g cts per Id.
Veal,-ec per ID.
Bacons-hAms, Il 70 lGc.
shoulders, 10 10 -.
sides. / 3 10 lie.
Dried Fruit sun dried apples, &C..
+" " pluIns, Sc.
machine cured apples, s..
plums. 10.
chIckens-3.00 per doz-
Sngar-San Francisc G, i2c.
Mil Feed-bIan, 1000 per ton.
shorts, Il.
middiings, 20 %
: chops, . 90
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a Fair Proposition

Anyone suffering from habi,ual con>ti-
patton, torpidity Of the liver, colds, fsvers,
headaches. resflessness, sleeplessnsss, in
digestion or other ills arising from dis
orddred or inactive condition Of the liver,
stomach and bowels, and wishing give
Syrup Of Figs "a thorough trial, can buy 1t
OF Rector & Sen Halsey, Foshay & Ma
son, Albany, who will agree to return
your money IL Il fails to act promptly and
satisfactorily.
Why is Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound like the Mississippi river
in spring freshef: Because the immense
volume ofthis healing river moves with
such momentum that it sweeps away all
obstacles and is literally flooding the
country,
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Net Frank James.

It now turns out that the chap who
was passing himself eff for Frank James
in this and ether cities In Oregon was
not Frank j. at ALI, bat the editor of
the San Francisco Wasp, who thought
he could have little fun at cur ex-
pense. There is 50 much sensational
matter aaoat that we WON'T vouch for
even this Everybody is at liberty to
believe or not. The original Fraak
James we see by Chicago paper IL In
Kansas acting as bookagent
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sherman CemIBg.

Net the famous Jehn Sherman, but
the circus man, who has obtained such
big reputation throughout the State.
Probably 40 better shew was ever ia
the northwest, tits genuine in every re-
spect. The trained horses exhibited
are said to be wonders, while the per-
forming Is of q first.class nature. It
will be here cnihe 7th and 9Th, and In
Lebanon on the 9th. Prepare togs.
There. rs = class of subscribers who will
take paper several years until they owe
$40 to so. and then have the cheek to re-
fuss to take it from the Office, when they re-
ceive dua for it, without paying cent Of
arrearages, er even having the manliness TO
come forward and saying they havn't the
money. The following from the Times il tc
the point 1T would be well for q good
many people who stop their county papers te
know that raere notification TO the publish
er to stop sending the paper is not enough.
Every notification should be accompanied
BY money 10 pay all arrsarages ssherwiss
the paper caa be sent to them, and they vii
Be compelled to pay, even II they do no
take it out Of the post Office.
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when Ladies' arc Attractive.

All ladies' know their faces are most
attractive when free from pimples. Par
ker's Ginger Tonic is popular among
them, because it banishes impurities from
blood and skin and makes the face glow
with health,
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Beware OF the stuff that pretends to cure
these diseases or other serious Kidney
Urinary or Liver Diseases as they only
relieve for time and makes you ten times
worse afiervards bat rely solely on Hop
BIlters. the only remedy that will surely
and p4rmantly cure you. II destroys and
removes tho cause OF disease 80 efirc'ually
that IL never retufns.
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Took Up.

/ took up, July 18th, and have in pas
ture enc bay mare with bla.e face
white hind legs, white spot on right fore
foot, branded { a 81 abeve an A ON right
shoulder; one s0rrel mare with white
spot in forehead, same brand one bay
colt and one sorrel colt, yeariings, branded
q on right shoulder. The sorrel mare has
= sucking colt.
WM. G.. II .RIAcH,
Walton's Ranch, W. v. and Z. NJ.
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LIisse PITCHERS Nave Bsx Ear. ana His
Eyes tos.

Some little girls hving In the west
sud ofthe city were playing with their
dolls ose evening this week, when one
o: them raised q beautiful wsx doll
from ber lap. and gave it an aGectionats
embrace, 81 the same time remarking :
"Mr. A., hugs this way every
day. Essays he is s-'s csusin, but he
wouldn't treat his cousin that way and
lust believe he is going to take -
away with him pretty soon" The
other little girls were OF the same opin-
ion and the subject was dropped. II
the eyes Of parties to the foregoing in
cideAt should happen to fall on This.
we are satisfied that they viii be .
little uaore careful in the future, remem-
beriHg that little pitchers have big eyes
As well as big ears.
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conlcnl D. OF Court.

A Wachenheim, OF Harrisburg, has
been committed 10 the county Jail at
Portland, by order of Judge Deadly, fol
contempt of court in refusing to answer
certain interrogations propounded to
him in the United States court in refer
ence to the dispo osilion OF certain proper
ty in his suit.
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coNE-G GARRINGER,-On Aug. 23. 1882.
at the residence of Judge Finn, l,y Judge
Finn, Mr.. THos ii. CoSE. of Wallowa.
and JOSEPHINE B. GARRISoER, Of Albany.
[The happy couple left yesterday noon for
California. where they win reside. They
take with them the best wishes Of the man
warm friends Mrs. Gone has made duaiog
her stay here
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n Nearly Dead.

After taking some highly pufed up
stun, with long testimonials. t1rn to HIP
Bisters, and have no fear OF any Kidney
or Urinary Troubles, Bright's Disease
Diabetes ar Liver Complaint. These
diseases caunot resist the curative power
of Hop Bitiers; besides it - the best fam
iIy medicine on earth.
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Us Hard 90 Love.

Our handsome and dsshing friend Geo.
w. -, formerly of Albany, but now Of
Portland, Is sojourning at Ysquina.
George il q great favorite with the ladies,
and has been the innocent cause OF many
an aching heart. lie has only been at the
Bay for two weeks and yet We learn that
bis tender feelings are all mashed 70 fiin-
ders by valley belle. lie was found re-
Gently walking the wharf at three o'clock
ip the msTnsnS, and when asked to ex-
plaintiffs strange aud unusual proceed
ing he clspped his hand upon his bosom
and exclaimed ''ohi She's going away
this morning! What shall / do ? His
friends suggested that he take something
and he took.-Besfoa Leader.
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Friendly Adrlee

One Of tho moneyed mea sf Ashland
wanted 10 shirk his town tax. and asked q
lawyer recently ifthe town could COM
pei him 10 pay it. the lawyer examined
the town charter. and gave his opinion in
the premises, after which the pnbIIe-spirit-
ed citizen reluctantly looseaed the chronic
pu sker OF his purse string and paid the
tax. Seen afierward the lawyer applied
for S. fee. Tho rich man told him his
advice had been sought merely As that OF q
friend, and that he lthe moneyed mani
would not pay cent for It. The lawyer
sued him, snd the Justice decided in "A
vor OF the IS fee. The wealthy citizen,
anticipating such q decision, had bought
a note sgainst the lawyer and had the
I've dollars credited upon Il, instead Of
paying It In cash. So every body Is happy
The town gets its tax, lawyer gains his fee
and the rich man doesn't have to pay it
in painfully drawn, hard cash.-"Tidings." ;"
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InYirara,lng food

For the brain and nerves is what We need
In these days Of rush aud worry. Parksr's
Ginger Tonic restores the vital energies
and brings good health quicker than any
thing you can use. Tribune. See another
column.
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s.oekhsl.lrrs lIeslIa=.

Notice is hereby given that there win be
meeting of the stockholders of she Albany 4
Sautiam Voter Ditch or Canal Co, at their
Office in Albany. Oregon on Tuesday Sept IL.
1852, at two o'clock p. m, for the purpose
of electing seven directors to serve for the
ensaing year.
j. ii. BURKHART l. ELKISs
Secretary. President
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An agreeable dressing Tor the hair, that
will stop its falling, has been long sought
for. Parker's Hair Balsam, istlnguished
for purity fully supplies this want. 4
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NOTICE.

We have this day appointed Mr.. Robt.
A. Foster, agent or the Guardian Assur-
ance Co, OF London, for Albany and
vicinity.
SIBSoN, CHURCH & Co.
Aug. q, 1882. General Agents.
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In healthy spirit. Be healthy by
cleansing your blood with few bottles
of Pfunder's Oregon Blood Purifier, and
thus purify yonr spirit.