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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1900)
11 BEDFORD HAIL Published Every Friday Morninj. A. S. BUTON. Midnrd, Friday, Jung 8, 11)00. MAN WAS tORN TO HUSTLE. .''' Ha la of few days; but quite a plenty. SUBSCRIPTION $i.jo PER YEAk Entered In the Postoftloe t Modtord, Oregon ' as Seoowl Class Mall Matter. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. A London bankrupt' has been or dered to pay a debt to a green grocer at the rate of five shillings a week. It will take him 37 years to do it. A municipal regulation in Mtulge burg, Germany, makes the distribution of a circular impossible, unless it meets with the approbation of the po lice. It was early in 1840 that the erst daugerreotype was taken in this coun tryi and the man who faced the corners on that occasion is still alive. Dr. Charles K. West, of Brooklyn, now over 90, was the subject, and he retains the faded plate.- ' The American officials who have been engaged in making a census of Cuba report having found in the mountains of the interior tribes of In dian whose existence was previously unknown, and they ran across intelli gent white persons who were unaware that the United States government had taken control of the island. - Three safe crackers who belong to a burglar organization known as the "Yegg Fraternity," have just been cap tured by the police in Newark, N. J. Their burglar's tools for safe opera tions are simply a bar of yellow soap and a bottle of nitroglycerin. They make a gutter around the cracks of the safe door, fill it with nitro glycerine, and set it off with a fuse and fulminating cap. , The soldiers at the Fitch home for soldiers and sailors at Norton, Conn., have presented Gov. George E. Louns bury a unique cane. It is of natural logwood, and the carvings on it were done with a jack knife and file. They consist of excellent like .nesses of Gov. Lounsbury and Admiral Dewey, the battleship Maine, the state arms, the state capitol and representn--tipna of- marine, cavalrymen and in fantrymen, Dags and cannon. HAVT WITHOUT; EltGIHEERS. Pmllu Oendltloa Which Appear! ts Threaten) the Got , ! meat. 1 If the opinion of John Edward Jenks be correct, the United States is threat ened with the peculiar .condition of being without naval engineer, and this at a time when modern navies rep resent the highest mechanical develop ment, when ships of war are floating . hulls of machinery, and when those who operate them must know more. about engineering than about naviga-1 Secretary Root in response to an lu tion. The situation is not a deliberate ' qniry recently transmitted to the sen blight, although it might well have jmte a statement of the cansaltios among been a wreck of personnel and system ! the regnlur and voluuteor officers in the accomplished by the enemies to the sue- Philippine islands from the date of occn cess of the naval establishment, it is yntion to May 24. 1900. It shows that i, luituuuiug uiuMinuuu ui iw imam-: itous compromise which follows tire- j less controversy. It is the result of the protracted and pitiless warfare of line and staff in our navy, and it constitutes not only a fatality of naval engineering, but a distinct-menace to the service. --''The controversy, was a, hot and bitter one; and it interfered with contem plated legislation intended to correct the evils and inconsistencies of naval ' personnels This obstruction to the en actment of corrective laws finally ter ",mmatedIJ while Mr. Roosevelt was as sistant secretary of the navy in the or ganization of a board with that official ' ae'ite' Head,' to-fbrmulate a plan for the increase of the navy and 'the relief of ' ire personnel,' The branches affected mainly were the line and the engineer - Corps, and the (approved measure, as in corporated on the r'atute books, pro-v-Tided 'for the amalgajiation of the line and engineer corps. Officers below a "certain grade-were to be transferred to the :line.' 'Other officers were to elect - to remain as engineer officers or to be come line officers, and still other en : gineer ' officers; those of the highest 1 grade, wete to continue on engineering! ' duty, but all of them were to have line 'titles.: The course St the naval academy has been changed in accordance with the so-called personnel lnw so as to af ford the cadets a knowledge of steam ' engirteerirtg, while the special course in that study has been abandoned. " With the amalgamation of the line and the former-engineer corps, there will be eventually and at an early day no engineer officers on board ship who are trained in the rapidly developing and constantly j broadening 1 specialty of naval engihoring. N, Y, Independent. "Not What She Bxpeeted. A young lady of the city who is somewhat noted for her coquetry was talking a! few 'days ago to one of her numerous be'aus. - i: ,.. .; ' "Oh," she said, in a most pitiful tone of voice, "nobody loves me:"- - '"' . ' As she paused for reply-the young man said with that tenderness which always appeals tp fhe femiiiine heart: "I a rn, quite sure that somebody does love'yOU'.'.' ;" . "'' . .'"'tB'UWjV;, Her''foe' brightened' very- percept ibly; as she said with a great deal of IntBrfcah'"'"5 ,JI " ''.''' interest;: "I. wonder'' who on earth it'tah :be7 Do you, knovvr"," '1"',H'"'''; -' 'h,'lSekj' tie 'replied.; " "Gdnd your mother," Memphis Sclmlter,'- Spring trucks for spring house hold moving. Walls & Shearer. NEWS OF THE WORLD. HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST FEW DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS. loathly Currency Statement Rhows Qaln A Mestcati Governor Removed Hank ntown Vi by Uobbere Qeaoral Reruamlea Captured. Recent fire in the Oatnlina moun tains, Arixona. destroyed 80,000.000 feet Of lumber.. . , . ... , , k(, Fred I Newton, former toller of the Fidelity Tmst and Guaranty company af Baftalo, N. Y . chunro.t with ouibea ling 4000 of the bank's funds, pleaded guilty and wits seutauced to six year in Auburn prison. Uoyd Wilson, in trviug to rob a store at Holdonville, III., blew open the sale with dynnmito. The explosion mashed his right hand nnd injured tho other and he will probably die. Wtlsou says he is an old railroader. General Joso Urunudei, the revolu tionary loader of Veur-auola, has been captured and tho revolution is con sidered at au oud, In the athletic contest between col- lege teams .held, at Chicago last week, the team from the university at Berk eley was beaten by but oue point by the victors Michigan team .. The president recently sent to the senate the following noininatioua for Hawaiian offtoes: Morris M. Estee of California to be United States district jndge for the territory of Hawaii; John O. Baird of Wyoming to be United States district attorny of Hawaii; Daniel F. Ray of Illinois to be United State marshal of Hawaii.., ..fc ..,., j The bank of New ' Lisbon, Wis. owned by W: H. H. Cash, was robbed a few days ago of several thousand dol lars. Tho safe was blown ' up with nitro-glyoerine and the building parti ally wrecked. The bank will suspend business pending repairs. Official figures place the loss in the explosion in the Sohofeld mine, Utah, at 199 killed and. seven iaiared. The disaster was caused by the accidental igniting of a keg of blaok powder. Governor Rafael Qaroia Martin e, Ike Mexican governor of Lower California, is to.be removed from office for arresting and attempting blackmailing of Arthur Grigsby, formerly .of Napa county, as sistant supprintedent of the Progress mines, near h.1 Trouifo, The monthly comparative statement of the rec ip ts and expenditures of the United States shows that during Hay, iww, tr.e receipts aggragated-W.igtl, 068. and the expenditures 40,851,4as, leaving a surplus of the month tut 4,- 814,538. During the last' 11 months of the fiscal year the receipts exceeded the expenditures by 68,338,000. One tear ago there was a deficit for the 11 months of the fiscal year of flO4,6SO,00O. The monthly statomeut of the public debt shows that at the olnee of business May 31, 1900, the debt, less cash iu the treas ury, amounted to $1,123,606,811, a de crease for the month of $3,193,374, which is accounted for by tho redemp tion of bonds. omcers ana bub enlisted men were killed in action or died of wounds re- ved, while 9i officers and 1138 men of disease, and seven officers and 9t enlisted men committed suicide, making the total death list of 70 officers and H88 enlisted jien. In the same period 188 officers and 1836 enlisted men suffered wounds which d d not prove ratal. ine. number ol troops in the Philippines on April 80' last was 33J6 officers and 61,878 enlisted men. . . Infanta Eulalie of Spain and her hus band, .Don Antonio d 'Orleans, 'have agreed to part. ' A formal deed of sepa ration, to which they both have sub scribed, has: been drawn and recorded and they have parted for all time. . The Infanta complained at the extravagance, of her husband and : Don Antonio wearied of his wife's temper. . ' , The monthly statement of the con troller -of the currency shows that at ' the close' of business May 81, 1900, the . total circulation of national bank notes: was fW,488,889, an increase for the! year oi oo,4w,oo, ana an increase for the month of 118,110,563. ,'. The oircubv'l tion based on United States bonds Was (368,089,117, an' increase of the year of 56,783,188 and an lncre'ase for the month of 117,031,958. :. The circulation secured by lawful money amounted to $87,899,773, an increase for the year of 9 173, ana a decrease for the month of 1,811,893. The amount of United States registered bond on deposit to secure oiroolatlng notes was 9376,839, 990, and to secure public deposits, $98, 858,580. The monthly statement of the director of the mint shows' the total coinage' at . the mints ' of the United States daring May; 1900, to have been $11,569,068, as foUows: Gold, $8,353, 000;" 'silver,' $3, lTl.OOOr ' minor coins, $146,068. 'WMkitii'w6Ht'.JSkjr., ifcIhe. Al vision' f oustota;- and Hnsular- afrafrs of 'the WwVoipaonftVtsielii thV theVtolal import ot'merohandise; gold and silver' into the port of Manila fron August 81,' J898 on th 'dat of Amertoan occupa tion, up to and inolutting December ,81, 1898, was 5,01,584.-Y Inejnded in Ui4 'total amoant bf Imports in the period eMtio6e4 were $145,850 in' 'silver 'odiii from Hongkong. " The' total amOun)! of import dujy 'colleoted was $77,904. , Thf imnorts br oountrles-t wsrel'Viiited BUfes, $567,368 worth; Germany, :fB$v,t 809i 'Hongkong, ' $,078,ili frames, $llf(;B6; ' - AuStraila;' $6it8tu' Anatpo. $84,834 .i.id smaller aaaouato from okr tries. You -r tbao I ink coffee that's bet PACIFIC fiOAST NEWS. ITEMS OF INTEREST Pit'KED FROM THE WEEK'S DISPATCHES. rhe Wimiau't Hoad Abnnriunetl--amalt-Ipoa at RimI llluflr Mail Voloanoee Near Laytonvltle A Wire Shot to Death at Portlnnd. t Tho Yowuiito stage and four teams troro hold up .by a lone, robber a few Hays, ago aud oousiderable money sc oured. - :'-, ' - ' While crossing a railroad track near Suisnn, Frank rieas, 84 yarSoC age, was struck by an engine and killed, ".For the sixth Urns, Mrs. Mary B. 0'Dell of Stooktou, has been married, this Until to Alexander E.' Parolval. an Oakland real estate doaier, ' . i While .handliuB a shotgoa Robert Snell aoeidenlallv disoharged it killing Peter Ptttersou, a 19-yoar-old boy of au Alameda county farmer. '' ' Admiral ' Farragut's 'old flagship, the frigate. Hartford, 'eudod. her loug voy age from Saa Fraooisao May 80, and saine to auohor in Hampton Roads, Va. ' George Stauler of Livermore, super intbndont and part owner bf the Stan-' ley A Bartlett magnesia mtue is Chilos valley, was Killed by a Freaobman named F. Matthla, ten mtlos from St. Helena a few days ago. ' It was the out ooate of an old feud over a mining claim. .; . , While petroling his beat at Ixu An geles Special Polioo A. R. Copeland was held up and robbed by two men. After robbing hint they deliberately shot him causing a wound iu . the back it the neck. i Receipts of ooal at San Franoiseo by water for the past mouth amounted to nearly 40,000 tons. About half of this amount came from the Stat of Wash ington, about 15,000 tons from British Columbia, 1135 tons from Oregon, and 8688 tons fram Cardiff. -j... - .; Tils steel rails that were to have' been used on the Stooktou and Tuolumne road,' or the "Woman's road," have keen shipped to Sao Franoiseo and the road is supposed to be abandoned. - - . Two burglars at Seattle recently in vaded -the home of S. KUbnrne, and at the point of a revolver compelled him and his wife to cover themselves with bedclothes while - they, ransacked the P108- .il;vo;'r-a-i.l There , is a merry war on. between railroads on Pngot. souud. Different roads are striving hard to get rights of way to Bellinghaui bay points.. -(r ' (t .' : Mrs.' Naomi Moss, wife of Riley M. Mobs of Portland was shot and killed by her husband a few days ago. i Jeal oust caused the deed. " Moss afterwards committed suicide. ' i, . A oaae of smallpox has been found in Red Bluff. The viotim's name is Brown aged 84 years, and for the past two months he has been employed ' In the Sierra Lumber company's sash and door factory. Brown has been re moved outside of the town and placed in a tent. Michael Roche, a window cleaner, fell from a window of the third story of a building at San Francisco and was killed. The inauguration of a new electric light service at Santa Ana recently was celebrated by booming cannon bonfires and blowing of horns aud steam whistles. San Francisco, has 100,435 ohildren under 17 years of age and 78,564 who are of "school age, f or 8303 nftre than were counted last year.. x : T. H. Ward, a 'oontraotlng govern ment surveyor at Laytouville, suddenly bUed-Satnrday. ' He had been ill only a few moments, (Death was due to heart disease. r . The , sudden; death of. Ward will seriously interfere with the work of s, large government surrey that has just begun. Ward was a. resident of Oakland. The remains. were shipped there.' ' '. ' t TromUlouo r aasiUM When the1 nervous system is weakened, the body generally-shows the -symptom of tremulnusness in some of its members. . The hands shake! the lips tnttch at the corners, or the eyelids quiv er involuntarily. Such a' condition calls for 'medicine- which feeds the nerves; Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical, DiscoVeW.i actlne directlv on the;stomach and organs of dl gestion and nutrition, lias a wonj derful influence in-restoring nervi ous force.. It , quiets the .nerves hot by drueging them into stupor but by feeding them into strength. The "Discovery " has restored the health of thousands of those who were utterly hopeless, giving thehi back natural appetite, phy sical vigor; healthful sleep and mental' -strength. There is no alcohol. in- "Goldeh Medical Disi dovery''and it' contains noopiumi cocaine.or other, narcotic. ''. J bevfd btwglns, Esq.. of ' toaest Ohio Co.. Kpntncv. wrltM. fftthM. t began taking Dr. tierce's Oolden Mcdkal-Dincovtry I think I had Bcnroua or general debility of three team' duration,- 1-took three bot Ues of the 'DlKovtry.' During the tlmet-ttas taklrig It my sleep be. came more refrcshlne- and I seined. "'ecn.lwrmM ,wgnt, spa auo,-t 1 nlhed StreogtH "every day."- - 3i j Free7'o,h 'receipt or stamps' to pay ex-1 ptnse bf mailing ,' Dr. Pierce's Med ical Adviser, 1008 pages. Send ai one ceut stamps for book in paper covers, or ji stamps in cloth binding to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. ' SI V .. eld laif!S 1 I That old sore or ulcer, which has been a source of pain, worry and anxiety to you fur ENDANGER five or ten years maybe longer -doemi't heal because you are not using the proper treat- j meat, but are trying to cure It with salves and washes., While these aro soothing anil relieve t IFF " pain to some exteut, uo real, permanent good can come from their use, because the disease ' - aWaT C or . . ""T""""-. I. trouUle, and forced have perfect ue of ,(, it made of roots Which no noiaon clears the blood of all morbid, unhealthy humors, and the old, troublesome sore heals. At the same time the general health is Invigorated aud built up. ' When a little scratch or hurt falls to heal readily, you may be sura your blood is bad,. 8. S. S. will soon put it lu order and keep it so. , ,, . Our Medical Derjarttnetlt la in rhuro-A nf -nr!mf-.l iittvalnlana wlm tiav made blood diseases a life study. If you will furnish all inforuiatlon or advice v,- nted, enmaae 'Irunbto. Aspoolal from WashtiiKtou savs: Ad. vices received at the state dupartuieut oy aaoio rroni ine umtod states minis ter at Poking show that ' tho Btlxer dis turbances in China are so serious that they . have brought China face 'to face with a great uriais. Conger has asked for United States merinos to guard his legniiou, and authority to secure thuir services has been tolegraphed to him by the state department; ' He says In his report which was transmitted In secret cipher that tho Boiors have mur dered utue Methodist converts at Pa. allow and . burned aeveml railroad bridges and stutiolis neaevPoarjug,, All the foreign ' nilu'iators at Poking have sent tor armeu guards lo protect them, Tixn-Ttin, May 80. American, Brit ish, Japanese, Qermon, Italian, Russian and French troops, to tho nnmber of 100 each, hare been ordered to' guard 'thoir respective legations' at Peking, but the viceroy here will not 1 allow them to proceed heuce to Peking on the railway without the authority of the Tsuug-U Yemen., One hundred aud eight Amer icans, with a machine gun aud a fluid gun, landed here last night amid great enthusiasm on tho part of the residents. " BHaitoHai, Julie t Twenty three wW ships are new at Taktt, nine Russian', three British, three O-invAa, . three French. two ' Amerieaa, mro Japaaes and one Italian., In addition , to their arews the Ruaalaue, have o board their warships 11,000 troops from ' Port Arthur, with field' acqnlpuiuut. Four teen thousaad Russian troops are heU la readiness at Port Arthur." I JS " tiold Steel Or Drath.. "There is but ona 'small chance to save vour lile and that Is through- an operation," was tho awful prospect set boforo Mrs. 1. IS. Hunt, ol ulmu Itldao. Wis., by her doctor after vainly trying to cure her of a frightful case of atom acta trouble and yellow jaundice. Ho didn't count on the marvellous powor of Klectrlc Bitters to cure stomach nnd liver troubles, but she heard of it took seven bottles, was wholly cured, avoided surecon's knife, now weighs more and feels better than over. It's positively guaranteed to cure stomuch, liver and kidney troubles and novcr dlsnppolnts. Price 50 cents at Chas. Strang's drug store, 'i . ....... The famous mud voloauoos of Mondo- cino 'county, Situated about If milos from' Laytouville, high up on the moon. cam, ' oroaa ous again recently with a roar like thunder that -was heard ..for miles around. Tha first known of the present eruption was. the deep rumbling from the vicinity of the craters. , These oraters are 38 irr number and resemble iu every way those of genuine vol canoes. " tho volcanoes are about six feet above the surface of the ground and are confined within a circular base or miniature crater from four to seven feet in diameter at the base and front two to three feet at the mouth. These mnrkr craters are nlUd' with a bluish mod of about '.the-oonslstenby of boiling tar. ana wmu active bubble iiko boiling watar, BaaUng a thunderlag, gurgling noiae,-' Ths! preeetie' ttMurbaUoe' is so violent that the mad frequently shoot high over' the rtsu of the craters, and, flowing down : the Baountain side, en ters one of the Ethel river tributaries, known now as Yoloaao creek. .. ! '; '"''' '; A Night of.'4'error.v , : ! ' "Awful anxiety wail folt for the1 widow of the brave General Burnharo, of Maohias, Me., when the dootors said she could not live till morning," writes Mrs. S. II. Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night.' ' "All thought she' must soon die from pneumonia, but she bogged for Dr. King's Mow Dlscovory, saying It had more than onco saved her life, and had cured her of consumntlon. After three small dotes she slept easily, all night - and 'its further ' nso com pletely, cured her." This marvelous medlolne ls-gui rantced . to cure all throat, obest and. lunar.' diseases. Onlv 50c and $1.00.. Trial bottles free lit Chas. Strang's drug store,, , , ., , ,- i ',' A shooting affair occurred ! in 'Vv'atsori- .Tille ,reoentlyf,.wlereby- :'0.1.W.!Whtte- neia,i . Detter vano.wu ti as . "rTorossor'' Whltefteld,: was I shot' 'and seriously. Wounded by Mike Lebash. 'nn bid-time Ifosldent.1 i'hb 'slibdtiiig Wrt 'the'oot eome'of, a warrant woru .'oat,' against xaauMi JJ . rr iiivuuuju. , . utuuu waft placed , under , bonds' . for ,' threatening Whitefleld's life. , Labash had aooused Whitefleld i of kidnapping his daughter and had him arrested, on the charge. - MoUtain' View, Santa Olara dohntv. ' Is to have' a bank,' with a' ea'pltal 'stock 0i.pj?PP'l ,r ,Jf.(,ii ,iT- 1 Emma Qntseilj was drowned, in' lake Union, near Seattle, one day last week by falling from a wharf while fishing. Her husband almost lost hi life while trying to rescue hen-, . , . is in ttie nioou and lar Deyouil tne resell ot external applications. I i . ' , , ! ' A sore heals promptly when the blood is in good condition, hut novmr if It is diseased. The tendency of these old sores aud ulcers is to grow worse, spreading and eating deeper Into the fleih. They are a coustant drain upon, the system, gradually but surely ruin the health and ssp the very life. A person's capacity for work fir pleasure la soon lost iu the great desire and scorch for something to cut. Si 8, 8.; makes a rapid and permanent cure of old sores and ulcers, ami is the ouly medicine tbtl does,, because no other can reach deep-seated blood troubles. Ordinary Sarsapsrllls sud potash inlstuim are too weak and watery to overcome a deadly poison that lias takeu possession of the blood," Do ut waste valuable time experimenting with them, , )' nii jj.fi . ' "Soiue yean eea l we ettat.ln the left !, onveiopcu igio a ninoina Nie eoo aavc me a took a number of blood remedial But none d ami emiL'Lutled In lvt It m trial. Tha raault t Ibe iwlaon out of mr blood : toon afierwarde i the lt, wblcb, was swollen end ry MIH fur a laaa B. 8. S. is the'onlvinuralv .vermtablfl blood nurifter known and herbs of wonderful purifying properties, pan realat A' o o nufi-klv and efTectnallv write them about your case, they will gladly without any charge whatever. AdU Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co., DEALERS IN fllachinepy.. and.. Vehicles We oarry a complato Block of tho colubrated Bull and Roller Bear ing Champion Mowers both the Huymnlcer and Dniwont etylei. AIho Ronpers, Bindortt and several styles of Uiikos. Uinding Twine, Bala Sies, Smooth and Barb Wire, Machine Oils, Ilarniuw, Huddles, oto. iiia ' w . D. T. LAWTON, Mccormick "T)o yoii want a Mower br Rake? If so, you waut the bout. - We have them; have just received a car load.of ricCormick Roller Bearing Mowers and ( ; ; Hay; Rakes. ; Come in and see them. jaOBlBflRD BROS., "!:oN FAM0D3 Z00j9L Jjfr ; Afrleaa reeeeeee. S.aa. ( th. Larateet mm4' rineet la ' ' - '' iai. WoelaL .' i ' Th; South 'African republic's zoolog ical collection nnd garden arc the fin Bat and largest' In ' the' world. The gar denai which are in the J.cbombo region, are guarded by a whole tribe of Katltrs, nnd .contain every specie of ild ani mal to be fbuiid in South Africa, The zoological collection ut Bronx nnrk. New York,' ts a remarkably 'fine one. The gnrdans cover 3i)0 acres, and one of its most 'Important features . Is the natural envlron.mepts. provldqd for the animals. ' ' ,:..,-",, i , ' The unlmals of South' America,' for Ihstance.-'ar' gflven 'the free1 Hinge of large lnaJosuresl'Cohtalning inlnlillure, mountains, i rivers and forests; while the tigers and iliont i llye, , in .snorty stretches, jungles nnd so on. Tito Ycl- 'lbwst'one' national 'park, of the United States!' with He area of 8.575 square .miles, i forms -a. zoologloal preserve for almost every species of. animal found .fnithat part of the world, .The London xoologlcal gardens contain nearly 3,000 animals; those 'at Berlin about 1,500, and the Jnrdin des Plantea, Paris, about 1,000 animals.., vt ''II oj . N.ver KalnaiTk.ra. '. t ; ' 'Baltf has'-naver been known to fall In ihat'parl of' Xgypt between the two lower falls ; dt'WIe.' .-Mn.u.M .iioa-no ,;'7i-.iii'.iM J To Our Cold in Ona Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. AU druAKtsu rerund the mmey If It falls to ours. B.W. Oreve's straature Is ea each Box. If o. DRAM THE SYSTEM, rectlrlns what I coneUltred only a sllialjweHad. It lima. i. mc,ih. i : ,i-.i i,vt r-u ddress SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, BA Mgr. Med ford Branch ' ' Aak your Druggist'' ' ' for' S generous '"10 CENT TRIAL 8IZI. Ely's Cream Balm oonultti no cocBlrm, marcury nor ptUvr lii)itrfoiiitlru. It U quick I jr AlNMirboil, Olvoi Kuliof atonco. It ntintin Htiil flnnnaiite. LATARRH COLD 'i, HEAD IloaU nnd 1'rotocN tho Memhrfino, KtMtnrta thn Hoimofl of TriHto ami Hmnll, Kull Uleu 00c. i TriuJ Hlxe I0o. : at n.ttvttM or iy ItiaII.' ' " . Kl aWimn'HI.UH.ftrj WrrcaHtmt, Now York. Some Reons .UREKi HiRXESS OIL iiivuuaicu oy any otner. renders nani leatner toft, sDCoiilllr orenared;: .oeps ourwater A heavy bodied oil. ! ARNESS.v, ,n excellent. prceervstJre.-.. educes coat ol ybtir harness. ever burns the, leather : its ' ) 'fHolericv'is ihcrease3i' V iSUrea best services 'O ' .v ' tltches kept (torn ateaUnf,, ,. ;L Oil 'Vms lioMvti '"j Is wiatoati'W .f liaa.vit RttaSarS otl tieeapaar. - Superior job printing at this ornco,' Steal oral ut uain, I wan ineice nr many qwiui,, hi me any aood. I bed atard a, I, a. blablv reeornaene( as truly iall(rln. S. a. H, iMnttd lo aelflxhl at tbi Ihe aoteliialid up and was cured aaund end eienr fnee m r Mccormick (
