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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28
Reply to Farmer.
HAaarsnuRe. Sept. asth. 1888.
FARMER.

HARRISBURG, Sept. 9sth, 1888.
Editors Democrat
beg your indulgence once more and I
promise not TO write you on this subject
again. Farmer Is too much Of a petty.
logger and II seems, too unfair TO state
facts. have token considerable trouble 10
ascertain the facts In regard TO the Junction
wheat market, and am eredibly informed,
iiat warehouscmen there have at no time
during the present season paid rs cents per
bushei net 10 the farmer, for wheat. mean
cash mot for bad debts or on timel As a
matter of fact, will state, that on or about
10th inst. Mr. Cummings, who farms in
partnership with Mr. I'd Nixon, hearing
that they were paying rs cents for wheat
at Junction, hauled load over there, for
which he was offered 10 cents per nushel !;
he hauled II back 10 Harrisburg and realiz.
cd 75 cents per bashel, therefor. Further
more, quite a number OF farmers, living on
the west side Of the Willamette are haul.
Ing their grain TO this point, and | desire
particularly 10 mention, the Sirome boys,
who reside south of Junction and are now
completing their hauling of about 1000
bushels of heat TO Upmeyer & Briggs
warehouse in this town. Now, in all can.
dor ask Mr. Farmer, are those farmers
hauling their wheat across the Willamette,
because they realize less here than at Tunc.
ton The echo answers, no. The readers
OF the DEMOCRAT viii, no doubt, see the
pcttyfoggery OF farmer, and will think the
mountains labored, etc
FAIRPLAY.
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Wonderful Cures.

D Hoyt & Co.. Wholesale AL Rss.l
Druggists. OF Rome, Ga, says We have
been selling DIR Kings New Discovery. Flee
trio Bitters and BuckIenis Arnica SaIve for
two years. Have never handled remedies
that sell as well. or give such universal sat-
isfaction. There have been some wenderful
cares effected by these medicines in this
city Several cases of pronOunced oonsump-
tion have been entirely cured by use Of =
few bottles OF DIR Kings New Discovery.
taken 10 connection with Electric Rstters.
We guarantee them always. Sold by Foshsy
& Mason.
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Carpets.

Cheaper than you can buy them In Port
land. VIII sell a good grade of Brussels
carpet for 90 cents; heavy three ply car.
pet for 7s cents, and two ply carpets from
40 cents TO so cents. Carriec = large line
Of oil cloths, lInoleum and window shades,
A. b. McILwAfN
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nargaIp.l I,arraln.l ! nargaInsl ! !!

Remember we are closing out our stock
OF boots and shoes and have yet some very
desirable styles. Come and see for your.
selves and you will not regret II.
BRowNRLL & STANARD.
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MRs. X N. Tn0arsoa,
MRs koYAI GRoyER.
Mas. A. w. SrAsARD.

Tng NJ. a. T-"Thc shortest gardener
from across the river" whom the Man
about Town mentioncd Saturday as being
about 10 lead TO the alter a Corvallis widow,
informs Us that the engagement has been
broken of. Our friend. who Il sober, re.
liable gentleman, doing good business, Il
anxious to obtain wife, and any ono who
knows good woman, suitable for 4 man
of his age, who would like to unite fortunes
with him viii confer favor by reporting
TO this Office or across the river. :. !. All the
Albany boys who backed Eon Sunday in
the foot race, are OF the emphatic opinion
that they Sere grandly swindled, the race
evidently being "chuck" affair. II Is as.
serted that IL was with difficulty Eoff could
keep behind Cameron. We understand
another race Is to be run, pr Jbably In Port
land, when no doubt Eoff will win and Port
landers, who will back Cameron, will get
left. But this Is sporting speculation.
The "boys" OF this city are several hundred
dollars out Of pocket; but really any one
who will bet on foot race or horse race
now.a.daysi Is not entitled to much sym.
pathy In case of loss.
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The secret Of low prices is prompt pay
we respectfully ask ali that are indebted to
IS cal an d pay promptly.
KNAPP' BURRKLL s. Co.
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Wanted.

We VIII pay so cents per roll for choice
shipping butter,
THOMPSON & WATERS.
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w. F. Read can and viii sell dry loods
cheaper than any house in Albany. Call and
sec for yourself.
If You want TO save from 10 to 25 per cent
by your goods of w. F. Read.
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SEE THEN Some very Gne hall trees, oS
hat racks, animation affair, elegant in
design, new in make up just the thing, re.
ceiyed by IS IN. Fortmiiler
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WEDNESDAY.

Siz shavss Tor dollar at L viereck's
Mr jesse George, of Seattle, is in the city.
III WsbIter, Of Alsea, has been ia the
city.
A Congregational Church is to be erected
at Coryailis
Mr. II Stine, formerly of Lebanon, has
been 10 the city.
Nsw Fibboa all shades aui styles at Reads
Another lot Of Hull cheese at Brownell &
StAnard's.
Goods at cost at NJ. j. Montei.h'p, at the
old Young store.
Go to A. b. McIlWain's and ask 10 see
those So snits for men,
A clean towel fos every customer at l.
Viereckp barber shop.
% cent? pays for ID can of baking pow
der at Z. l.. Kenton's.
A new barrel OF choice mixed pickles Just
opened at +. l.. Kenton's.
Six shayes for dollar and clean towel to
every customer, ut Thos. Jones.
Bargains in general merchandise at M j
Monteith's 3 at the old Young store.
The cheapest place to buy men's under
wear IN tae state is at A. B. McIlwain's.
The Ladies of the Catholic church. OF
Salem, made $3.50 during state fair week with
bazaar.
| Yesterday in the New York races q pro-
gram boy placed $40 on Bronzomarte and
won $1,000
You can now buy ticket from Albany
east as cheap as from San Francisco by way
of the Southern Pacific.
Mrs DR. Z L Irvine, Of Salem, is in tn,
city. and Mira n A Iryine left on the nool
train iOr the Eugene City fair.
Mr.. Clark, of the foot hills. has been i,
the city to day. At the next County Cour
he viii draw bounty for . bear scalp.
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DoS'T FAIL.--Don't fail TO call and see
Dubruille's fine display horse and his i'm
mense stock of harnesses and saddles.
bach ci Conrad Meyers grocery store.
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]. A. Winter is at Brownsville, and has
improved facilities for making photographs
the finest grade. GiYe him cali,
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Special bargains in flooring and rustic
G. ]. Dillon & Co.'S. Foot Lyon Street.
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J. P; Wallace. Physician and Surgeon. Al
hany. Or.
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ON the sOuthsrn Boundary.

Mrs. Lizzie Osborn was called 10 Eugene
City last week by the illness Of her sister,
Mrs. Horn.
Mr.. James Barger Of California started
for her home last Tuesday. he had been
whiting relatives here since June.
The scarcity Of pickers has greatly re
tarted tho harvest OF the hop crop but II
Is thought that the rise In wages will call
out more hands and the work will be fin.
lshed In a week or ten days In this neigh.
boFhood.
The Lane County Assessor visited tome
OF our neighbors last week.
Another Invoice Of fowalns arrived last
week and are stopping at Mr. Tiiton's.
Old Mr.. Vondran died last Friday night
and was buried at Coburg on Sunday. His
son and daughter came up from Albany
Saturday, 20 attend the funeral. Three
other members Of the family are sick, two
OF them dangerously 80.
:. Mrs. Martha Simmons and a young
daughter II. I. Vaughan are down with
typhoid fever.
DR.. David kanble intends 10 start 10 the
Big Berd country thIs week,
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Oregon grapes delivered to any part Of the
city BY Nj. Hyde. at IS cents per bushel
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DIR. NJ. II. Ellis, physieiAn and sargoon
Albany, Oregon. Calls made IN city or
country,
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Crops in India Threatened.
Advance In wheat.

Goods not sold for less than cost, goods not
given away. But good honest goods sold at
. reasonable profit at w. +. Reads.
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IN MENiOgIAM.

Mlnnis Bell Kay. daughter Of Thomas end
Elizabeth Kay Agaia has our Sunday
school been called upon TO mourn the loss oi
loved one. Again our little band Of TEN
pie Bailders must stop their work and hsrk.
en to the voice Of tie Divine Baiilsr, Who
buildeth all things well.
lss Resolved. That we as a Sunday
school deeply monra the losa Of her who fall
asleep In Jssus. Though bat few ycara ol
ilr's ioya aud sorro 80 wers hers. sbs WAS Que
ot the brightest jewels that gather around
the Sunday school alter 10 sing praises 70 our
King; butit is a consolation 10 know that
her voice is joined in that choir above, where
sons Of praise are forever sung
2l. Resolved: That we moarn The losa
OF her influence am0ng her associates, and
feel iaat her sweet life was given TO cheer
and comfort the hearts of her parents and
elasN.msteA
81. Resolved; That while wo feel heF
loss deeply, we know 81 ia her gain.
4th RESOLVED: That ws extend our heart
tslt sympathy 10 the bsrcaved family. aad q
copy of thsss resolutions bs sent 20 the coab.
/, papers and Pacific R1piisf. for publication,
also oa the minutes et tho Sunday school
register.
Death only binds us fast,
To the bright shores above
Mas. X. n. TnoarsoS,
MRs koYAI. GROVER.
Mas A. w. SrAsARb.
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New fall goods at Reads.
In q calm sea every man is pilot. Ia dry
goods ~. f. Read is leader.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28

Summer and fall suits and pants in any
style speciality. Cleaning and repairing
promptly attended to, Main streNt, Albany,
Oregon.
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Forest fires in the foothills are doing cor
siderable damage.
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The Best Hay Press.

This is to certify that the Lightning HAY
Press bought of Knapp. gnrrell 4 Co. BY me
has baled on my place q, 900 pouods of hay
in less than ten hours.
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See those new jersies at w. 7. Reads
A full line Of boys kilt suits at w. 7
Reaats
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FARMERS When Jon are ready 20 buy
your winter stock Of boots and shoes. do not
fail TO call At Krausse & Klein's. a. We keep
only good hoaest goOds and cell them At
reasonable pric~s. Az goods warranted A.
Tspfessbtsd RepAig a1.sly dbns. A.
bany Shoe Store, Flinn Block.
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ai RnsheI.
W. r. RgAp.

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Commenting on the
wheat outlook, local paper holds that the
rise In the price Of cash wheat In this city
10 81 per bushci Il an event of national Inn
portanee, and Il particularly matter In
which the Northwest may congratulate
itself. The price Il sort Of dead.llne ia
The market, a. II has been declared over
and over again by men In Chicago whose
opinions command respect that the day of
dollar wheat Is pissed forever. Nevefthe-
less, that price was made Saturday for cash
stud. II Is five years since wheat sold AZ 81
a busbel, and meanwhile II has been down
TO about 60 cents, although II has sold as
high as Ss.Ts withia the hsssiosss life Of
several men now In active business. Last
year at this time No. spring sold in Chi
cago at about 10 cents, he range for the
month OF September being on TO TN
cents, and The average on cents. Can
the average 30 cents, and the increass In
the value OF the wheat crop of the country
Il over St3s,ooo.ooo an enormous addition
10 the wealth OF the United States.
Crops in India Threatened.
LoSDoS, Sept. 23.-A hundred and AftY
square miles of land In the nurdwan district
of Bengal Il flooded. Crops In Bombay
and Deccan are threatened by drought.
The government Is preparirgto take meas.
ures of relief.
Advance In Wheat.
NEW YoRK, Sept 2s.-There vas Wild
excitement on the floor of The produce ex-
change THE morning. The price of wheat
advanced , I cents over last nights closing,
caused by Hatch of Chicago selling 1000,
600 bushels at oIc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28

All Ainds Of woolen dress goods are 25 per
cent cheaper than they were year ago. Our
stock is ell fresh, consequently we can give
very low prieeA
w. r. READ.
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The receipts as the State fair aggregated
el4,OO0.
A Methodist preacher il now . type setter
On the Ereaing Telegram.
The other niQtt Chss Farrell was sand.
basged aud robbed of s4G at Salem.
horse race for quite . purse is 10 DO run
at the fsir grounds near this city next Satur-
day.
Mr. Thos. Irvine, ~ Dslayon, Via. II in
The city the guest "G bis brother, Johnny
Irvine.
Daring State fsir week 73i persons regis.
tered at the Chemoksta hotel Ia Salem, 40
registering on Wednesday.
Mr. chas. PfeifIsr's father died 10 Germany
lew days ago leaving quite properly TO be
divided among his children.
Wa Melee, OF Sodayillo, has been in the
city to-day. On account Of hop picking his
school there will not begin until Monday.
A gentleman from Eastern Oregon says
that Page, the man who killed Wm Brown,
bad also killed two other men aud an Indian.
Three very fine new slsopers are tn be
placed on the road from Ashland Ia San
Francisco 10 few days, each Of which cost
$4,000.
A gold beaded cane was voted President
Cleveland at Salem laIt week, as ths most
popular candidate for President. The vote
was 759to 452
A gentleman who has been through the
county saysi. takes fortune almost 70 buy
hog. In this city hams retail at Ia and
! other hog tneats psGportionately.
Mr Shannon. OF across the river, has the
DEMOCRATS thanks for very fine mash
melon OF = new variety, and il Mr. s doesn,s
deserve . good wife we don't know who
docs.
Albany Is the banner w. G, 7. u. city ol
Oregon. The reports show that il has q
membership OF ~, Ashland has q Corval.
hs. 30 Dallas, . Eugene, 30 Salem, Il
McMinnville, Is Portland. so. According
TO the reports st hand. there 10 total mem
bership IN the State Of nearly one thousabd.
II ia with considerable degree OF interes,
We read the early history Of Oregon and learn
that ''besween Milwaukiu and Portland, Ia
1850, there was much rivalry, esch striving
to Guido the other To-day the former has
population Of 200 aud the latter G0,OOO.-
Ez.
Out d. five starters in he year old trot Al
the State fair Monday, four OF them wer,
sired bY AltAmont, the fifth being by Plant
er. The latter bei1g also fifth in the race
which was won by Eealah, Ti.as. 2:f7s
2:4S-the hest time ior 2-year olds ever
made on the tFaek. It IL . fine showing fol
the Altamont stock.-Rx.
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Wheat. 70 cents.
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Were respectfully solicit any other hay press
in Linn county to boat the abess. We claim
the Lightning Press to be the cheapest, best
and most durable press in the market. Please
note, sl0 per day is worth saving.
KNAPP. BURRKLL & CoarANY.
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Letter List.

Following Is the list Of letters remaining in the Post
onIce, Albany, Lnn county. Oregon, Sept. n, issS
Persons calling for these letter. must give ths date
.,hich 1hav were ahvartisod
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HAVE YOU AN IDEA

family for Youhavent? Wee
winter throwing money Now TO overco
less than buyh
don't ask to buy We make BOOTS
trade demands.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-23

Senator Schultz's committee, appointed to
inquire into the resources of the Great Mac
kenzie basin, report that the extent Of the
region is 100000 square miles; that its coast
line on the Arctic ocean and Hudson's BAY
measures 5000 miles, over one-half Of it
being equally accessible to whaling and seal
ing craft; that the navigable coast lines of
the larger lakes Of the region extend for 4, 900
miles; that river navigation is practicable
for 2, $50 miles; that within the region there
is possible area of 656, 900 square miles fit
for potato growing, 407 600 suitable for the
cultivation of barley and 900 for that of
wheat; that the pastoral area is equal to
100000 square miles, that 10000 square
miles are auriferous, and that the evidence
submitted to the committee points to the er-
istence in the Athabasca and Mackenzie val
| leys of the most extensive petroleum field on
the American continent, If not in the world
The committee suggest that a bounded
tract, 10000 square miles in extent, be re-
served from sale, and its value more accu-
rately ascertained. They report that thew
have reason to believe that a comparison of
the capabilities of this region shows that il
exceeds, in the extent of its navigable waters,
in the area of arabic and pastoral lands, in
valuable fresh water fisheries, in its forests,
and it's capacity to support population, the
countries of Norway, Sweden, Denmark,
Germany, Austria, and part Of France and
Russia The committee recommend protec-
ton for the whale fisheries of the Arctic
ocean. The furbearing animals of the re-
gion are also reported on Ottawa Cor. Lon.
don Telegraph
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-23
Change of PrOpriet0rshiD

The Commercial hotel on Market
square is in the hands of new proprie>
tors the firm name now being Craig Il
Jones, the former, Mr. D. H. Craig,
having purchased MIR. NJ. Wyrick's inter-
est, and with Mr.. W. c. Jones, who has
been connected with the hotel for some
time will conduct it in the future. Mr..
Craig comes from Boston and in addition
to large experience as hotel proprietor,
is an extensive dealer in fine blooded
horses, and he expects to carry on this
line of business here also. The CONNER.
cial is certain TO increase and grow in
popularity under its new management.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-23

The liabilities of A. H Dorman and II.
Dorman, merchants in Buffalo. Iowa,
whose assignment was announced las,
week, aggregate about $1,000 The as.
sets OF A II. Dorman, dealer in hardwar
and groceries. amount to -. O4O.91 in
goods, 81, $50 81 in book accounts, and
81, $50 in real estate--total, SASH. IS.
The assets of Il Dorlnan. dry goods
merchant, are s3,s47 in goods. $3.50 10
in book accounts total Of 81. $50. IS
There is other real estate held by the
father and two sons of the value of
50 OPS. So it will be seen that the as
sets really exceed the liabilities at fair
estimate of value.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-23

A woman named Miller who has been
living by herself at the corner of Tenth
street and Eighth avenue, and who has
been afflicted with periodical mental
alteration for some time, became ser
iously so this morning, and created a
sensation in the neighborhood in which
she lives. She formerly lived at Coal
Valley, but her husband divorced her and
has since remarked, and her children
have all deserted her. The county court
will probably make inquiry into hel
case
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-23
County Fairs.

The agricultural county fairs in this
vicinity this year will be held as follows:
Bureau al Princeton. September II to Is
Carroll at Mt. Carroll, September 10 to
"A; Dekalb at Syeamour, September l /
to IA; LaSalle at Mendoza. September
to $; Ogle at Rochelle. September II to
IA, and at Oregon IS to 81; Rock Island
al Port Byron, September to :; Stephen
son at Freeport, September to Z; White
side at Albany, August % to 81, and at
Morrison, September 4 to :; Winnebago
at Rockford August 81 to 81.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-23
PRAYER AND PRAISE.
t:Iorify,ng GOD IN the Groves---The
NJ. n. Camp Meeting services Near
Milan.

Milan.
CAMP MEETING GROUNDS, !
TISDALL's GROVE, Aug %. !
Certainly we were favored people, for
Providence is smiling upon US by giving
us such beautiful weather for our meet
ings The weather is certainly as gooc
as we could expect.
There were goodly number OF people
in attendance at the different service:
yesterday. The afternoon and evening
services were well attended.
The people tenting on the grounds,
with the exception of few. are enjoying
good health; few are ILL.,
The following are the services of yes
terday: The prayer meeting in the morn
ing ats O'Clock, led by Rev. II. Brink,
was very enjoyable session. At the
close of the meeting Mr.. j. Devinney, OF
Hampton. was taken into full connection
with the church by Rev. Cool. At 1880
a. m. Rev. G. F. Crane preached a gospel
sermon. his theme being "The Gospel
Structure. asking the questions: When,
why and where do you build? Rev. p.
A. Cool followed with very feeling APP
peal to be sure and build upon the solid
rock.
The children's meeting al 1870 p. m.
was well attended.
Rev. r. A. Brown preached at p. m
delightful sermon, using foI text the
scripture contained in Col. 81. Rev. j.
A. Northrup followed. with q stirring ex-
hortation, asking seekers of religion to
come forward. Some came.
The young peoples meeting in the
tabernacle at p. m, led by Rev. j. w,
Minium, was an interesting occasion. 1t
was well attended, as well as a very proht-
able affair spiritually. All young
people on the ground who possibly can
ought to attend these meetings.
DR. Albro, of Moline, at S p. m. de.
livered very beautiful sermon, using for
text the scripture found by reference in
Matt. iv. 3. Brother Ayling followed.
exhorting people to come to Jesus. A
number came.
DR. johnson, of Centenary church of
Chicago, will be on the grounds Satur-
day and will preach. All who possibly
day but come other days, too.
There will be meeting of the Wo>
mems Foreign Missionary society of the
Rock Island district IN the tabernacle,
Friday, at 1870 p. m. All interested
should attend
Reys. S. Cutlery, Pink Prairie; s Van
Pelt, kewanee; 0. n. Dunley, Keithsburg,
arrived on the grounds yesterday. This
makes thirty-six ministers who are or
have been on the grounds during the
meetings.
Miss Laura E WAY, of Geneseo, is
feeling unwell this morning. We wish
for her speedy recovery.
While coming to the grounds last week
there was lost cane seated, upholstered
rocking chair, belonging to MISS Emma
Cooper, of Moline Any one finding the
chair will do the lady favor by report
IN to her or Rev. P. A. Cool.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-23

to bequeath to your children, is strong
clean, pure constitution-better thar
wealth because it will never prove a
curse. You cannot give what you do mo-
possess, but mothers will find in DIR,
Pierce's Favorite Prescription wonder
ful help-correcting all weaknesses,
bringing their systems into perfect con
dition, so that their children, untainted
shall rise up to call them blessed
There is not druggist in all the Isnd
But always keeps stock on hand