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r OREGON CITY ENTK11T1.ISK, FRIDAY, JULY I SDO. I -S- - ., Oregon City Enterprise. PubHeilicd It very FVUIny, l. u rourKK, r..riT.. I should be present to garrison nil place I taken by the Ameiican. aUHMCHIPTION HATKM, On year Hn montlia 10" Trial subscription to month " A discount of .VI cent on all subscription foe on vear, 25 cents (ur ill months, il paid in advance. Adrrr(i!niK rales given on application. Subscriber till lln.l tlia dalr of exidra- tlm tamped on their papet following Ihetr name. It tnm uaie is noi mm. it t l 1 1n two weeks slier a pavnient, kindly notify m ami wf ill look alter it. K itertd at the pouttl in Oregon City, Dr., as around class matter. ASKNT8 FOR THE ESTIRFKISK. Braver Creek lr. T. B. Thomas I'anby Ufo. Kniitbt Clackamas A. Mather Milwaukie ..... I'nion Mills. . . Meadow 11 rook New Kra Wilsonvillt . . . Parkplac ttattoil Mulino Cann Mulalla Slarnam Butlevtllt Aurora rrilie F-Kl Creek.... Pamancus Handy Curm.svill Cnerryvill , Marmot .Oscar W iincrr 0. J. Truliinger Cba. Holman V. S. Newberry Henry Miley .., F. U Knecl J.Q Ua'v C. T. H..r.l . K. M. i'Kir Annie Stuhbs E. M. Harm. an B. Jennii .... Henry A. f nyder , I. J. Perdu H. Vi:lrti J. C. Klli.m K. (i.i l.v h I.eo. J. Curnn ,Mr. M. J. Hammer Adolph Am' bo It Thk latest newt from Ihe Second Ore gon in tliHt tliey wish to be IHll-tlMO.I out j in San Francisco so as to set travel pay. They aro entitled to thin and thier wieheSslloIlM lx Uw. If it ill possible to bring llii'iu in a body to I lie slate and give them a lilting reception everyone will U pleased, but their w ishe should govern in thia mutter. Hie tranort were sighted alainl 2 o'clock i, in. Wednesday an at this writing the matter of muster out i not settled. Tim president has appointed the olliccia for tlm tuw regiment. (orinn la trying to overturn lliyan and it to.4 as if he would succeed. K,,r V.m.m " ,,"m ' p ' W 7X' T'l ti.,...i -'' ",.,,,n S;Vm t..! I on P i1. '' ' - .VVH, .4 L 4.," -J J' lyThe war ta lull J op Orrton (It; to U cite Ortfon i It j People joor ratraaarf. Alckb and Pinree are both denying ttiat they are in a deal to control Michi gan. Gorman is after Bryan and will gt hi at-alp unless the latter look oat. 16 to 1 is dead and the Eastern demo crats realize that eometliinu beside this and calamity is required to win. It is claimed that Alger is a figure bead and that Coihin runs the war de partment and that it it a shame to run Alger out of the cabinet. So much the better if it is only accomplished. Any thing to get him out. Ir investing enough in Clackamas county of hioner brought here so that the proprietor of ttiis paper pays :'00 in taxes, including two dollars paid on the Enterprise to one paid by the Courier Herald, nukes the propiietor of this paper a "carjt bagger", then we plead guilty. Thk cfcaiimati of the po ulit-t national committee (ays that that party will not (ii'e with the democrats at the coming elections. The treatment received by the populists have at lai-t H-ned their eyes to the fact that the democrats never intended to unite Uh them but wished to absorb them bodily. The democrats will never aork thin game 'ucceiofully. Tug experiments of the fih depart ment with planting the Western italmon in the Kant is not a success. Nature h is diHtributed her products where she intended they thould flourish and man can do little to change the order of nature without bringing disaster. East ern competition in the salmon business will never materialize. Kr toioi rittrii The proprietor of the CouiierlleraKI in his lant ifxue got his feet tangled and it is hard to pay where he was going. Juitt keep your head Urother Clieney, aa we have a little more if your reform printing. In the lant iiu of that paper its proprietor, who hits informed his readers of the vast saving he ia making the people and what a reformer he ia, states that he never agreed to advertise slieiilfs sales fur an inch and does not propone to do it for that figure. Ilia contract is on tile in the court hcuxt if anyone wishes to ee it. He makes this statement to cover up his exorbitant charges that he has been making since he executed the contract. A member of tho board of commission ers informed the Enterprise that at the June term this reform printer promised not to rob the pin pie any more at the rate of f J an inch, but lie has kept itj right up and on the very day of his last issue he was before the board and again promised not to charge more than 12. "j an iuch for this work, but on the same day he took $3 per inch (or one of these notices. In this case it was a poor woman, Mrs. Magone, sold out of her home and so unfortunate as not to have her unhand to lock after her a Hairs. A popullut never has stood any show with this democrat at least. We believe he was saying something about being the poor man's friend. At this July term he put in a bill (or $85 50 for supplies furnitihed which was cut to 54, nearly one-third. It is about time the board quit this horse play with this man on the printing question and make him live up to his contract. The Enterprise stated that the county woild have saved money at the time the contract was let to have Liken its propo sition on the printing. This is now be coming evident. 4, Tim Kudeavorera' meeting closed. Kimsia'a railroad will oieii up markets to tlm I'uited Stiilea, Two Eastern teachers am killed in a railway accident In Calif. Wednesday July 12. liov. tieer and si sir arrive In San Francisco to welcome I he Second Oregon. President confirms the ollleers reeoin. mended by Otis in the new regiment. Koosevelt 1 Mug loouied (or Aider's place. Teacher meet in Iia Angeles, Alaska boundary trouble Is still acute, Portland it preparing (or a great re ception for the volunteers. liritish soldiers ordered to CaHtown, Thursday July 13. The Second Oregon wishes to le mus tered out In San F rancisco. Kentucky session . Niirlh Vincilciiii Itdli'H. "Tlm ihlrd part of what may he called theollieial history of the war with Spain, lr of a lining iu' "r i... i..:.. ii..... I V..l.,.it M.I... i..r..n..r l.nin.lry wins pun .., '"J"' - IIII.IH.' - I. n-pnhlnans are still In County assesors meet In Convention t Portland. lvailroad are trying to consolidate to a to make a transcontinental linn. A REINCARNATED DOQ. II Hadn't lost Ilia llarnaa Trails la Ik rroreaa. "Yon can't tell me there Is nothing I . i . .a .... in me meory or reincarnation, re marked a traveling man. "for I know there is, I xyns down in Florida recent ly, and in St. Angnstine I saw a snob dog an ont and ont snob. Hit nam i Towscr! and ho it just a common yel low dog, lire in the street and belong to no one. "In tbo sn miner, when no wealthy northern people are in tho town, he piny with all the middle class children and dogs and will greet patronizingly the middle clasa men and women who know him Hut in the winter, as soon as the season begins, he attache him self to some rich New York family, loafs in their yard, tag their footstep r carriages all abont tho city, attend them to church and home again and so far as he ia able make himself one of them For bis meals he hat been forced to resort to the back yards of a plain, good woman, who pith him and feeds biiu regularly He ia friendly with her at bis eating hours, hot never so far forgets himself as to wag his tail at her on the street or when he It witb tuore pretentions people. "When society function take place in ct Augnrtine, there it Towner mutches, afternoon tea, picnics or boat .uhlihcd lii the July number of the "Notlli American lievlew." It des. eriln'S the movement of the American 1 1 oops to Puerto lllco, and the enguge- ini'iils there which resulted In the re- diiction of that Island. Itelerrlng to his luetics In outwitting the Spniiimds by cluiiiglng the destination of the etpe diiion while rnroiite to Puerto liico, tieiieral Mile says : "01 course, the tugs, the launches and other Meet steamer of the enemy In Puerto Kico must have been on picket duty well out from the not tti west shores of the Island, ready to giv quick notice of the discovery of the sky ward curl ing smoke of the approaching squadron, allied would lie seen by them long be fore they themselves couM lie olmerved from the squadron, and hurry hack to announce lit approach by telegraph from Agnadilla or ArecilMi, at the case might U. Thry might fairly have remitted that the squadnm standing well out to sea was (weeping eustwaid olftoMon 1'ttsAge, wj.iih meant of Course, it pnd- able appearance at Fajardo on the mor row. Put later that sqiiwdion, having turned sharply south was plowing Ihe Mona Passage, it olllrers and men hav ing had their first glimpse of the moun tain peaks of Puerto Kico through the dim, misty light of the eastern horlsmi, I'm If r cover of the daikne's of night the lleet was quietly stealing dow n the broad paiige, every light extinguished, an. I even the port holes on Ihe port side closed, notwithstanding Ihe intense heat i i . ... .1 . . I ami ciose auiiospnere, in ine g'av r W t I " t I lied "f."r V-?' 1 1, i. in Tih'V "iy . ... u n..... '.I.iil In. lit or hhlll I ' 1 1 1 II I ......... H.ir iient ai'lH-a'ai"'" 'I The T.ov hiun liV '''- r"rtl,v "' Udies- and geiitl n a '" , Theie .-an he MWr '" ,ne at ih.'Trov. I eie your ....... - John 'slnirl er shop. Just im cited a new bin- H"'" ""' tains. Call mul 'I"""' (iregc.n City Auction ll..iie. Tl I I, lOlll MHiriJ A PeanldiilC ple.i..nl.an lu.1....i-llprv SAIIfifnntnrU IikhI, Hie sort wtj j, 71 I i7 O I, II, iv h ith. .ill it.d pure bl that imlv exist In ..nn." tl"" '' digestion, a heallhV lner.lldlH.aela. Kail'a Clover Knot Tea act diieetly oil the bowels, hver and kidney, keeping (hem In p rle. t l.eallli I'"''" and Mlct. t ti, ll.mti.v, i-rutsi. A Hue hue "f poitierre J.ft receded at the Oregon Ci'V Anc'l.-ll ll.le. Psliiel Wiliilll, si the l.o.tt.ea-l Cor ner id Center and Seventh streets, has a choice nil I W' ll selei ted !. k o f .inlly grs-erie which he is nl'.ng at reasonable lutes II. s motto is "lie and lei lite, wiih honest ael.l.l and mea.ies" li..l delivered t'i ant psrt of 'Il i hv. 'I'ltM li,.,.M.... 1.. . ..i Inst ai-asuii was very mj, Ury, lilcli 1 i.riM,f thalt J.rii'ca, (leM-hiitie )iim, coiirtciiii, s.tinrn trn!tI are nppri'clntiil l.y ther,, We will make It better (hi retts.iit limn last. I'ttllll'il gl" yotl Isfif r,k liii til, l.ut Ho II give y..i I,., vnltie f..r your l.)!ar ft y,.l ever K1 U'fore 'A- V 4- i CI. S)ilDri7iijil slis. lowed light of the evening an l night the lleet prciented a picture unlike ntty thing I had ever seen Ix.foio .r(ll,K I. . ilitimrr (ir l.l that ntver blooms, a rtower thai nrwr hints, a mitlil witli, .ill t4r, a m-iiii,.ii Willi. .lit a tx-n r il ir 1 1 on . a piavrr williout an Amen There nrrr was a husl.aml worthy of ihe name, who .lul not aspur to be the father and I lie granilutbei i. healthy, eMhte ttiiMirn lo hso.l d..wn hi name and the fortune arrumulte t.y the swral of hi brow, from (enrraiion to frnrratiun. There never was a wife hi to bear Hut nnhle (ttlt, who did not wish In wear womoihood a most florioii i-rown, Ihe KTotrr of motherhood. Thousands of wedded couples, otherwise happy, fall fjlaiktmilhieg, Hoi ieboe Wnoei Mak.r. '-V i' 4th and Main t. ( Ueg.in ftty. 4 News of the Week short of wedlock' fleetest hsntutiess Ih- Oolf cause thry are clnldlrs. In the nujoiily ol rax, tlu I tHrrausr the wife, lliioiiKh . ,, ...... I ,H,,.'.. Mr.lvlt, U II' 1. Il,',,, Wr.. inn panic, ail are auena.-a iiy mm ' ne and disease of ihe nr-ans .li.tim ily with in. et conventional regularity H feminine. I-'or women who suflrr in this never greets any ordinary nciinaintance .' hr" ri medicine thai 1.- i, , . ,, . , , inn f.nl lo aeeomilish it i.uiimc. It when thus aiKially engaged and hat , r ,.lrrcr., ,.-4,H'tlP p,r.,','m rt ,r even bwll know n not to cat for sevelal dirrctir on Ihe d.-lieale oikois rotnvrn. d days when a fashionable wefldiog was , ikethem nng hraiths-. nK..r.., cinhiauiiml With the .well dogs of j Z M. Angnntine Towm r never has any I tur stuttered nerv.-. it liu f..r win IohhI rows, having, uo doubt. Studied th ' and motherhood It ntuckeiu and vitalxes W .w.li.i- ... ..I i.; .... .!.. i., .;.. I the distinctly feminine ..ikoii-iii It Imii 1! "-. ,.,.,, ...li..., .,,,,.:. ,,. commoner cut he is irritable and do- alll nukes i..,i,y intr...l,i, tioii t..thr ...'id f. nsive. That do has Ix-en hninan in eay and almost t.unlss. It insure l!ir I ", l f? iOl A A ii .ti AS ''v w A j AS av .4. y. ,A ,. R. L HOLMAN UNDERTAKER ....AMI ... EMBALMER I'airii s . r.." l. lli.r of ('as. V-... I', Mil. . :.i.s-s a. i I l.li I. i I 'ir.t.i 'isltl)r and i. is liti.ler.ilr prl.rs. -W sA vy vy-Nv w v' w w w BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE i Friday, July 7. It is reported that the Second Oregon may come to Portland by rail. his time, and I'd give a penny to know j !'"'' new cmier's health and noun-hun m who ho was. Indianapolis JuttrunL .sv sn) tnil.-a of 1,,,. trtlice trle.ifie Wift . Criou Htnl Wash!.-., now in oii ration btil. Ori'iriil ')iitir anj j, cgrali c'lunpaiiy . I'ortUtuI, K attle, s-, kanr, Iaiotna, H! Walln Walla. VtlJa Ail.atty atol iKlothrrWt-j ill til" tWll state he, lii line. (jiiitk, a cur ale, cU All the atifi'tjoti of ( ir..nal riittinuinicatit. I)staiico no rlT.rt to i clear tiinierstatiilir.f. . kane a easily heafj y I ortlaiiil. Oregon CJty ofJice at Iluntlcvs Uruir Stow. d. H. THATCHER, MANAGER, Portland, - Oreft AMONG THE CANNIBALS. The editors caw Kaf-tern Oregon be fore arriving in Portland and then took a trip to Astoiia on Saturday, and Bun d.iy morning went up the valley on the west side road, coining back Tuesday on the east side. They have seen pretty much of the state and to say that they are pleaned and astonished is to put it mildly. Climate and production of fruit escially has caplured them and more than one would like to locale with us. The benefit derived from the vinit of these people to this state will be great . and will renult in many people coming bere. Tuft administration has decided to or ganize ten new regiments and volunteers are called for the same. TheHe are not to be furnished by the stales, but by the country at large. It ia becoming very evident .that the insurrection in Luzon is not to be put down easily. If Agunialdo could be forced to a decisive la'tle and well whipped the natives would leave him. They are afraid that they will have to suffer for any friend ship shown the Americans if their sec tion of the country falls back in the hands of this dictator. Knough troops mnbt be sent over to give the insurgents crushing defeat and a sufficient force Orders have been issued for ten new regiments. , Spanish prisoner are released in the Philippines. Robert Bonner, the owner of more famous hordes than any oilier man, is dead. Yellow fever isfreported in Cuba. The Texas flood is nibsiding. Saturday, July 8. Oregon troops will be mustered out at I San Francitco. Peace congress ia still working on the arbitration scheme. McLean will run for governor of Ohio on the democratic ticket. Luna's assai-stans were acquitted. A Traveler' K perlrnee With lh Mr. P. A. Mi'Cann hut had ID year actual residence in west Africa. Mr McCann's even years' trailing and resi dence with the cannibal tri1.es of th French (inlxxin probably form the most exciting part of bia experiences Ho got friendly with them and thoroughly studied their habits and enstoma They qnite believed that the white men nto white men as they themselves eat tln ir fellow blacks. A big chief offered Mr McCann the smoked thigh of a native This wus considered a gracious act To reftiHe it would be unfriendly Mr. Mc Cann was in a dilemma. Hut he feigned illness, said ha was not eatinjr just then. Tho chief eventu ally pnt tho matter off good iiaturedly by saying ho supposed tho white uiiin preferred white man to cut instead of black man. "The Mpotigwes, " said Mr McCann, "urn in ferocious and pugna cious qualities second to no other triU I., i f.:... ei..:- ...-it . - . . r u i ri l i i in iin.n. iin ir viiiiies niosiiy COI1M HI L pman Wolfe A Co get a judgment 1 of (j Btm,t m) () , against them for fL'.VJO for false iiiiurison- j yrda long, on each sido of which are ment of one of their clerks. j the honses. In these bonm- they cook. The editors closed their work and after I eHt 8.nd "'"! .k,"'p .t'"'ir, hU'T0 "f seeing the stale will leave for the Sound ! and Kaht over the Canadian Pacific. I Sunday July, 9. J Word now comes that the troops will! come to Vancouver for miihter out. Roosevelt visits the president. provisions, the chief of which la smoked g.itne and smoked human Oenh, hung up to the rafters. "Although f.-roclons and qnnrrelsoino to a degree, they are very industrious. They ahow considcruble skill In the manufacture of pottery, and the designs of their cooking pots, water jars, be Imeco nines and nalm wine bottle nrn The Portland race meeting is practi-! extremely artiftic. In ironwork they cally a failure. j are alw skillful workf.Ta Although they T. ,., i, r, . r: : , , ! kill game for food, they much prefer The yacht Columbia ia showing her- i .... ...i' r ' .. . , I ......,HM '.H . .. MUJ U.;illJ dcii l'j uo a oyer. The Kndesvorers meet in Detroit and educators at Lob Angeles. Monday, July 10. The Shamrock shows up to be a fant boat. Ky. republicans meet in convention, Canadians want Lynn canal. The editors meet an oyation on their trip through the valley. Booth-Tucker, of the Salvation Army has been in Portland during the week, Tuesday, July, II. The reception to the Second Oregon will bo in Portland according to piesent plans. Globe. in plenty. It is I lie best stippottue loiiu- lor nursing motiier Mrs Jennie Parks of Msrshall. ,. ksrir Cn Wsh , wnlrs "I inn gls I In Icll . Ihr v,.. results of vir rcat riie.lltine - l.r l'irr.r Fav-wile frrsrnr.ti.m I wss lro-Mrd ly vf mell.-iiie lii OMtrtnrinriit It iflvr mr lrrni,'Oi I han no lirr.t Irrhii sn.l mv ImI.v Is llir pi.lurrol hrtth. I Itel lirr thin I tuve in trn year " III case n( constipation fir. Pierce's Fleasnnt pellet should Ik- used as an adjunct to the "r-'.ivotite I'reseitptioii," they areeitreiimlyiniilr, perd-rtly ii itur.il and insure proiupl and permanent relief. The F.xtltrmeiit ot Orer. The rush at the drug store still con tinue and daily scores of people call for a bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lui'gs for Ihe Throat and Lungs for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Kemp's Balsam, the standard family remedy, Is sold on a guaranleo and never fail to give entire satisfaction. Price 'I'm and 50c. The llomelle.t Man In Oregon City. As well as Ihe handsomest, and others are invited to call on any druggist and get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lunga, a remedy that is guaranteed to euro and relieve all Chronic and Acute Coughs, AHthnm, Bronchitis and Consumption. Price 'Joe and 50c, You can't cure dyspepsia by dieting. Fat good, wholesome food, ami plenty of it, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food without aid from the stomach, and Is made to cure. (JKo. A Hahi.i.nh. Agents for the best machine on earth Improved New Goodrich. Oregon City Auction House. rw Toc M O Dt.iiN CoevsnoMT Ac. '' sen. ti. ( a .kroh I lnnMt.il a,.f ul' !r M.i ,,,,, .!,. ffM. I,vtht.f ii if.vMtiii..,, is .r..r.srir ,.r..ii.i. i ..,,., ,ir. il.,,.. ,in.iir..,,n,iri,ii.. iu.ii.. ,,n i-,ii, S"H f'e" 1.11.1 mg-fij I .i . ,,,,,,4 Hi.,,,, I'llnolS lrn II,, .,,., ,, n P"l.i! :.h.,l 1 1,...., Scicniific flmcrican. A hsn.M,l tllnlrp, WM-kly f ,rrM rtr, ruisii..n i.r si.f i. . on.- . .i Tr,, lia .7.7.1'."." i" '"IL "'4 , MUNNrSCo.",'"','New York llrsmh Oltl... ci r SI, Ws.lnimi.M. II. Z Willl.ini't, Kidney Rills II. is lui e.iu.,1 111 tlife.-tis.-ft of t)i k . - l : T 9 U 1. 1. iris nl. I I rinirv Or f.ois, Im j ) hi in'i?ii t d your KUIueys? JUi. : on om r ..i .! your lnrv..u m ll,-iii and eiiuv.1 tr.mlde Willi j.sr K kIiu-t mi. I llli,,U-r7 Hole y t p uns !n t'i,. )i,iii, alili-, t, k. ?nt .lull I I. I.i. I. l.r: llavn y.m rlal lj Ip j V fs !. e o llifl Imv, eslwrii.: I n. e of the fit iiinl- r the eyes? Tki frrineiit ii "Ire M s or lie 7 WllHiilll KkllK' I'll! i Id Inioarl new life to theJa ci-u-d hi t.,r.rt tip tho srstrel a ih-mt mail in yoti. v iii.nl :,.i i tit j, f t.,. Uitlliii, Mro.i .. . -f..(., (VtrliM 0 Kur sate by (!, (t. Hlllillie mm Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you cat ItartlflclallydlgtttlmfoodiDdiHt Nattirn in slfcngtlienlinr and w strtictlngtho riliiuiitel dlgevttlre gain. ltUtholateHtdlaroveretldlr ant and tonic. Kn i l.,e tireriarali Ono Bottlo MakoH You Lively . ran Bpi-mach It In cmdonry. It l and continued dosei will i oni i.lrti l v i ,tI,r't-'T r'lleYi' und rxTtimin'titlycTirK drive away that tired feeling. I .7V"i'H''1' 'l ' 'rtlor-. JU'B,li? ' ' S' Y at il enrn K.r Uini,uiti Nilllrt lnr B.J I., c ... . ... . .. ... . , ',,,,. . - , .... uu W1MU oiirsapnriiia i not a HjH-i ilic for every iliiease under the sun hut Is wonderfully elli.iiriou in all cases of 111,001) and SKIN HISI'.ASIiS. It Ipih proved benefu ii, t thoi,l(,, and cirected cures where other medicine have failed. Price f ,H.r bottle, our cut price only GOc. . , Y""r doctor's I'rescriplioiis will receive carelul ttlti ution here. Cut l'iU I 'enuui(H Slrk IIrit(1actir.(;aHt raljf la.frnmp.1 all ot her results (.ftiiiM rfectdigi'tl' Prpord by C. C DWltt Co, CD'" For sale by Geo. A. Hariliiig". CHARMAN & CO. V liere (he C'rnlis Come In. When a schtxil of menhaden milks their way into a bay, they muy stay for days swimming round In one re gion. Larger nidies, inclnding perhujn some sharks, feed upon them there. From such feeding there nro moro or less fragments that sink down throngh tbe water, and tho various crabs and other crustaceans come scuttling from all pnrta of the bay to get them. It may be that the tide carries some of Gun shot wounds and powder-burns IL.Ili. I ... . . .. . . . . . 1 wie nuer anon i. or pernap ine crans cuts, muses, sura ns. wonmlu fr, and other creatures smell it. as blueflsh , rusty nailH, Insect slings and ivy poiHoi. scent the bait that la nsed in chnm. I , ,i;h, , u,.Wilf Wild, ming, bnt when a school of menhaden I ,,.,0i ,.. :...', ? . , ,i,t, i .iniuvcij prevenis Illuou poisoning. Beware of counterfeits. ItaWmi lleallli Foods. We are showing a line of Halston Health foods, knowing them to he the dureat and cleanest good on the' market. We liavo breakfast munli, health koliy, whole wheat flour, whole wheat graham, select bran. A. KollKllTHOM, Tho 7th St. Urocor. are preyed upon at tho surface all ths crabs in the bay congregate on the mod below to catch the crumbs that fall New York Sun. "DeWittV'Is safe and sure. Gko. A. IIardino. JOHN YOUNGER, J 12 W 12 l, is r, Opp. Huntlfy'H Drugstore, FORTY YHARS IvXI'HKlEXCE IN (Irent Ilrituin fttnl Amcrina. A Personal Matter A well pi,,,,e, houne l ,ks . ,lt. V dressed pernnalvil ,,ir..,.t. Ive and pleasant to look upon. YOUR HOUSE 'Inn he repainted Hll( frH,(. , .jii r f r r " '. v, v ri fpif a fell Leave Orders at Ely's Store... vumitow 'flu I'wiitnr., Karl's Clover Root Tea H-i...ll(lrs tl,. C,ni I I'.irll" 1 ' ' ''' I resh.l l,.r:ki,i. C un-ii ' s Oiu.l ,K.,i, , 'rii.ll'."""; "lie Skin. An Niir-erililn I.ikiiIO" P'r'l " . rsoiii , nlimiliitet Kiinr"'"" ' JrilKslsIs ut ur,, ., nor. mid I.IM. C. WCLLS 4 CO., tiov, N r ante ssoi-nitTonn For sale by 0. (J. Huntley.