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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1880)
ISSUED KTESY FRIDAY IN THE REGISTER BUILDING, Corner Ferry ami First Street. OLt. VAXCLEVK PROPRIETOR. TERMS 131 ADVANCE. ae corv.one year 2 SO One copy.st months -. 1 SO ingle copies Ten cents. Agents for tue Regelates-. The following named gentlemen are author ised to receive and receipt for subscriptions to the Register in the localities mentioned : Messrs. Kirk Home ...Brownsville. Robert Class Craw ford sville. Both Hayes iJJ," O. P. Tompkins Harris tmrg FRIDAY MAY 23, 1SS0 HOME IJITEKESTS. I" reservation of Irmt. Much of the dried truit ot the country to-day is no better if it is as good as that which was consumed one hundred years ago. Somehow people had come to think that fruit when dried ought to be the color of mahogany, and the liquid in which it is boiled should be the color of uncrearaed coflee. Fruit was usually set out on screens and dried-by the slow. process of the sun, or put into the oven after the bread was taken out, it the sun failed to shine ; in tie meantime it was visited by hosts ot common Hies, wasps, moths, hornet", spiders and other "vermin" that mutilated it and peppered it all over with their excretal matter, so that consumers were compelled to wash it thoroughly before boiling it, or eat mors than they bargained for. At other times it was strung on strings and hungup to dry by the sun or atmos phere, under a like exposure, or put in tin or iron pans and dried in the oven, which was made hot enough to dry it as crisp as old shoe leather, or burn it as black as charcoal. Much ot that in the market at the present day is of that character, and especially the kind made of sweet apples, and otteu when brought to the table is ot an inky eolor, ani anything but inviting to the appetite. Another objection to much of the dried fruit was thai it was diied with the skins on, snd this was especially the case with 6weot apples and peaches, and also, in some cares, wiih pears. This is to some extent still the case Possibly there may be some people who prefer UDpared dried fruit, and if this is the case the demand for it should certainly be supplied. Another reason, perhaps, is that pared fruit necessarly commands a higher price, and people may prefer the un pared on that account But with the present improved paring and coring machines the labor of pre paring fruit to dry is very much dimin ished besides, it takes longer thorough ly to dry fruit that is nnparcd than it does that which is pared. During the last ten or twelve years various machines : Lave been invented for drying fruit by ! artificial heat in such a manner as to retain nearly Us original color and flavor. The true philosophy in drying cot and pared fruits is to subject them to a current ot dry heated air, in order to dry the cut surface quickly, which prevents discoloration and makes an artificial skin, which practically closes the cellular tissues that contain the acid and starch, which yield glucose or fruit-sugar. Let it also be remem. bered that truit dried by this method Deeds no preparatory washing indeed, washing always carries off a consi ler ftble amount of the flavor and saccharine ' matter, and produces a corresponding insipidity. There is another matter connected with drying for the market which seems to have elicited but little at tention generally, but which, we be lieve, would pay in the end ; and that it to make different grades ot quality, and these grades should be based upon equal degrees of ripeness and equal degrees of texture. For instance, ripe fruit and nnripe should not be in- - eluded in the same lot ; neither should naturally tcugh and tender fruit, "because unripe and tough fruit always requires longer boiling thau ripe and tender fruit J hence in the culinary preparation the former may be partially law, whilst the later may be reduced to pulp when they are boiled togeth er. Tinw was when butchers paid little attention to grading their meats, except, perhaps, in larger eities ; but now the thing is morer systematically arranged everywhere, and it pays Tbo tobacco growers see the advantage of systematic grading in preparing their crept for market, but before they learn ed it many, a first-class lot of tobacco was sacrificed : because of the inferior grades beirg mixed op with it. It pays them, and pays them well, too, to grade their crops into different qualities. It would pay equally well, in dried fofiit.' Oaf country the Pacific north west, is so excellent for fruit growing that the best methods ot utilizing and preserving trait's should be study of ... i - nt : v. .. nees will also iu time become one-ot greatest importance with u. It would have received attention ere this wore fruits for canning sufficiently abundant with os. Some think, perhaps, that we are now producing a good deal ot fruit ; but we doubt whether a supply of peaches, pears, plums and the like could yet be had here to maintain even one great canning establishment. To these fruits may be added peas, tomatoes, green beans, ard other vegetables, and all the small fruits, which grow with us io greatest abundance and perfec tion. Oregonian. fetttaaorlniitasna. Courtship is a novel ; marrage history. The lawn barber has begun bis summer's work. Fiction is said to be written just for the novelty of it. The Arab who invented alcohol died 900 years ago, but his spirit still lives. Shakespeare says, "Joy's soul lies in the doing." Mau's soul often "lie" in the promise to do. The rain falls on the just and the unjust. But not on the man who has just stolen an umbrella. , It was au Arkansas man who said that "the Lord i usually on the side of the man who holds four aces." Here, now, the Philadelphia Hulletin says : "Gladstone's Cabinet is furnish ed with a splendid . Ex-Mi nister." The truthful London Truth says: "No woman ever yet achieved a repu tation for beauty without more or less deserving it." We hear of a man who has made a torture by attending to his own busi ness ! This is authentic. But then he had few competitors. The word "boom" lias reached En gland. Now maybe they'll wish they hadn't sent us that "hardly erer" con trivance, lleyenge is sweet ! A burglar alarm is a good thing. It lets you know of the approach of the burglar in time to hide under the bed before he cau ceme up" acd gasi you. It is remarkable how many beauti fully written editorials appear in country papers, beginning, "As an exchange aptly remarks." This is the season of the year when young people go to the woods and eat fruitcake and pickles out of the fame plate. The proper name for these ex cursions i picnics. The present and ever popular style of making love while holding on to the ga'.e sweetly obtained at the time Romeo predicts ot Bcuyolio : "Thou will prop a gate " " Gris, ot the Saturday XTight, says : "When a woman runs after a 6treet car, waiving her handkerchief wildly, the conductor knows well enough what the wild wayes are saying." Horatio Seymour ssys he never heard any orator who could surpass in eloquence the untaught Indian Mr. Seymour, may not know it, but the untutored red man is equally handy villi a bottle of whi sky. lie "Why, yon see, the fact is, my dear, I knocked your medieval teapot off the top shelf and broke " She Oh, my prophetic soul ! My teapot ?" He (bitterly) "No. Merely my head!" Human ingenuity overleaps itself in Kentucky, where they are trying to enforce a Sunday liquor law. A Mun- forJsvi'le roan asked a druggist last Sunday for a bottle ot whisky tor a ' fainting mule. He didn't get it. The toughness ot a spring chicken is not an infallible sin that it is three springs old. It may have been a pre cocious chickon and have been struck by the pedestrian mania in its infancy. That would account for the extraordi nary development and toughness of its muscles. When a Denyer deacon forgets him self and remarks to the man who doesn't notice the eontrbution box, "Are you going to chip ?" the folks in the con gregation wink at each other and the clergyman tries to look as thoug1 he doesn't see where the fun comes in. Miro Emily Faithfull will come to this country next autumn aud lecture on the subject, "Modern Extravagance: Its .Cause aud Cure." Everybody knows that the cause is lovely woman, and that nothing short ot a law making it a penal offense to wear anything except blue jeans and calico - will remedy, the evil. . A gentleman named his dog Penny, because it was one ?ent to him," is the ancient chestnut raked up by an ex change. And in the light of the nine teenth century the etatement is shown to be incorrect, as the animal . wa so callel because he had one head siidF one tail, and it was fun to mateh htm with another like him. There are eight pin factories ;u the United Sttes, with an annual produc tion of about 7,000,060' pins. And whan a. man so far formats himaoU a in : put his arm around . the waist, ot one ot Eve's fair daughters, he somehow gets the impression that he is wrestling with all eight of the factories with a full year's stock on baud. Our ironclad navy at present consists of twenty-four 6hips, of which two are in commission, five on the Btocks, seven repairing and ten ready to be sold to a junk-roan. We do not wish to alarm England unnecessarily, but merely mention these facts wiih the view of warning her that it is her policy to be civil. When a young man named Bancroft was Captain of the itarvard crew he posted on the boat house the notise, "No reporters or loafers wanted here." The boy graduated in due season, aud is now working as a secoud-class re porter on a Boston newspaper. His early training makes him equal to the task ot reporting a boat race As a lazy tramp came down the street With free and easy gate, -t This welcome sigh bis eyes did greet . "Free chops to those who wait." "Now here," lie said, "I'll get some food, Without the slightest tax ;" But they led him to a pile Of wood. And handed him an ax. Boston Times, When the Greeks were about to sail for Troy, Meuelans brought a bundle ot straw and put it carefully away in his cabin. "What is that for?" asked Agamemnon. "To tell us the direc tion of the breeze," answered Mene laua. "You're crazy !" said Nestor. "Why," remarked Menelaus, "don't straw show which way the. wind blows ryruck. A spirit of restful content. Creeps over the happy man who Can cash all the checks that he draws. And has not a thing else to do. But persons have noticed that this Calm spirit of restful content Basts np whenever its owner Sits down on a pin that is bent. A Boston clergyman lecenlly in troduced Beecher to an audience as "the genius next to Shakespeare." Perhaps this was what wrought up the Boston Globe to declare that Henry Ward's new lecture "skips the Elizabethan era." Prince Leopold will come as far west as St. Louis, but will not venture across the plains. He has no desire to see the Yosemite aud the metropolis otthe sun set seas. Some day he will be older aud wiser. Memphis lias completed the building of fifteen miles ot sewers, and contem plates many other important sanitary improvements, which is better than being a grand hospital tor yellow-fever patients. The Imjierialists cif France have coc ci itded torecoguize Prince Charles Bona parts as their leader instead of Prince Jerome. The latter is not sufficiently sound on teligious questions It is not a matter of much importance Jerome, will be saved from some expense and considerable bother, aud France will continue a republic, , In practical lite love at first sight i not usually so Satisfactory in its results it is in novels aud operas- A Fort Wayne belle who marred a carpet-layer after an acquaintance of but a few hours was left destitute in St. Louis within a week, robbed even of her jewelry. She returned home deeply humiliated. A question of great local public in terest is thus decided by the Bodie JVetes : "A faro dealer will not redeem checks in the middle ot a deal or while shuffling the cards, but will give out ! 0 -lz at siiv cl rrn .f" I ti f nam a" The locusts have appeared in strong force in Southern Russia, creating extreme alarm. The Czar should send them to Siberia. They are more to be dreaded than Nihilists. To be an American citizen is becom ing a cheap privilege in New York cUy. Iu an investigation now in progress here, sever! witnesses testified that they had their papers handed to them on the street, or sent unrequested to their houses. Such a generous style of deal ing out political rights is much to be questioned. j A prominent charity organization of London had 21,445 applications for re lief last year, and ascertained that nearly one-halt of them represented fraudulent caoes. It is doubtful it as much genuine distress exists io any Jarge city as excited humanitarians sup pose. ' A farmer, residing at Los Nietos, Los Angeles county, is recorded on the Great Register as Joseph Green Berry Henry Marcus Catsius Brutus Cross Ilarpner. Under thw infliction he has shown great vitality, being now 61 years ot age and in good health. The Benton Hi lade say a mutton sheep raised by James Cross of King's valley, weighed $hea dressed 111 lbs. We are told "the evening wore on," but we are never told what! the even, ing wore on that occasion. Was it thesIo8e of a summer's day ? "Sam", why are lawyers like fishes ?" "I don't meddle wiJ de subjec, Pomp." "Whydorrt yon see? Cause dey am so lend ob debate." , A Syracuse dentist has a large mirror before his operating chair in order that patients can see the expression ot their faces as the tooth begins to start at the roots. Logan's countrymen pointed at him 'as he passed and said : "Lo !. he is the friend of the white man " That i8 not the way people talk about Mr. Schurz, or there would not be so many massacres iu Hew Mexico. It is claimed that Georgia has 35,000 more white voters than colored ones, which seems improbable. Perhaps the shotgun policy has something to do with it. Philadelphia purposes to save $150, 000 a year hy having its streets cleaned by the inmates ot its House of Correc-; tion. Wtaat Did Paul KnyT Many years ago there lived in Virginia a Baptist preacher named B , though uneducated, he was a soUnd thinker and eloquent speaker, and no minister had a more devoted flock. ' Is was the custom during the 'nclement season, to hold meetings at. the residence of the members and once or twice during the winter at the house ot the preacher. For years it was observed that B neither preached nor conducted the sheet ing when held at his house, but secured the services of a neighboring miii.t-r. He was often pressed tor an explanation without success ; but finally in response to the importunities of some of his flock, he gave the following : "When I was younger than I am now in fact not long after the commencement ot my ministration I held a meeting at my own house. It being customary for many of the congregation to ivniaiu to dinner. Mrs. B sent my boy, Tint, to onr neighbor Paul's for acne butter. Tim re turned, aud located himself stand ing on the onfkirt ot the congregarion. Being well warmed up iu niy sermon, thinking neither of Tim or hU errand, but only ot tlie most successful mode of pressing home my strongest arguments, I demanded with all the energy iu my pow er : " "What did Paul say ?" Tim, at the top of his little squeaking vcice exclaiired, as only Tim could have done : "nesaid that you couldn't get any more until you had paid for wiiat you hid got." "This brought down the house and cut short one of the finest efforts of my early ministry. Since then I have kept my preaching disconnected from my domestic affairs." irntnan Mature. A school boy about ten years old was the other day halted by a benevolent minded citizen on Second street and asked if he liked to go to school. "No, sir !"' was the prompt reply. "Theu you don't I.Tre your teacher?" "N yes, sir. That is, I didn't until yesterday, but now 1 do. I think she's just bully." "Why have you loved her since yester day ?" "Well you know Jack Cain? Well he's the worst fighter In our room, lie can lick me and two other boys with one hand tied behind him. Well, lie was going to lick me last night, and he was shaking Ids fi't at me in school and showing his teeth and getting mc all excited when the teach er saw bim." "DM she?" "You bet she did ; and the way she took him out ot that and wollopped hirii and humbled him down made me as if she was a mother to me ! . When school was out, .lack dasn't touch nobody. He was wilted down, and when I hit him with a hunk of dirt he never looked around ? i ! guess I'll try and lick him in the morning before lie gets over feeling humble !" Beat IJi$ the touapnafi The New Yoik Clpper tells a good story about a drive" which was perpe trated on a Connecticut Western con ductor a few days ago. A man boarded the train at a way-station and paid his fare to a point a tew miles distant. On reaching his destinftfion he concluded to ' proceed to a further station, and finally continued on until he reached Winsted. Each time he jmJd his fare In cash to the conductor instead of trryfm$ a ticket at the station, although by thU means the pas sage cost him considerably more. At last the conductor spoke to him of this. and suggested that it would be economy for him to buy a ticket, and asked, him why he didn't, "Well," said the passen ger, -I'll tell you. Some time last sum mer I got into a little" trouble with this company, and they used me mighty mean ly, so I just said to myself, 'That Connec ticut Western Company a-on't never get another cent ot my inonay, if I live a hundred years aftd they ' won't, and that's why I pay my fare to the conduc tors." The conductor dropped the con versation at that point. A Woman on sbe Stamp. In the recent election in England some ladies took part in the canvass. At Here ford, lady Elizabeth Biddulpb addressed an immense audience' as follows : 'Geu tleinen, these are election times, ami un common times, and wears itt present al lowed to do things w dotit tft other times; so I will mafce that my excuse for address Ing you, and will make you a llittle speech. Mr. BMdhlph cannot be liere to-day, but I am liefe as his wfnY and represehtat fvey and I rtKfc you to put him at tlie -head of the pnTff and make him a happy man aud mo a hffppy woman. He has your Inter ests at heart, and nobodv loves the coun try ,rnore than Mr. Biddulplu I declare io xier laoysiiip sat uown Rtrrrcr YCfr cUeroiita cheering. . Two" large sturgeons- were recently eanght trrthe Umpnua. ' The Talk a'ys Dr. L.. L." Rowland is" now in Rome and expects to be in Salem by the Fourth ot -July. Perrydale Expects to have a mill, and the wonder is that so fine a region as Per rydale never had a flourishing mill before. Hon. J. C. Drain having resigned his position as postmaster t Drain, Peter O. Applegfite has been appointed his success or, i The Roseburg Star says quite an excite mene occurred in Green Valley over' the discovery of a gold mine by Mr. Arson Allen. Mr. A. is satisfied th;it further re search will prove the mine a bonanza. Tramps stopped at the house of Mr. II. Davidson, near Buena Vista, had dinner given them and stole their host's meer- j sell anoi pipe. He aud his brother over- t0ok ,he men MURQt back the pipe and then gave the scamps a good sound pom meling. The Idaho Statesman says a company has been organized to construct telegraph lines io connect the mining camps of that territory. Rev. Mr. Bird, of California, Is en gaged as pastor of the Presbyterian church at Seattle. The city ol Seattle, c'alrus 4,003 inhabi tants, and 100,000 tons of coal have been brought there ffoui the mines since Janu-. ary 1st. i . The bodies of four of the men drowned on the Upper Skagit have been recovered, to-wit :Scas!an of California, Ball of St rl ing, Mnrry of Seattle, and Gouclser ol Oregon. oeveral fields In Willamette Forks are said to be injured by worms working in the in. Wm. Boen, a much respected citizen of Monroe, died last week after several mouths illness. About forty men were at work on the Grave Creek hills, improving the road, which were horrible. The Mary Taylor takes to Tillimook Rock tools and implements to use in the' work on the lighthouse. It 1.4 feared that the stench from dead animals will be tearful when the weather warms, about Jacksonville. A. D. Hyland, near Junction, sold 387 acres ol land for $12,210, lately, to J. P. Howard, about $32 dollars an acre. The Astorian says the steamship Ore gon landed 375 tons of freight there on her last trip up mostly merchandise. Miss Rebeeva Shell, sister of Hon. Geo. F. ShicI, died May 19tb at ' th& residence ot Gen. John F. Miller, near Salem. i The Enterprise says Geo. W. Jackson, Sr., had an altercation with his son-in-law, Mr. Morgan, and fired fous shots at him without serious damage. Isaac W. Bewby, who formerly lived near Salem, an old settler and much re spected, died recently at hU borne mar Sheridan, Tamhill county. Williams, who shot Mitchell at Astoria, was released after au examination, as it was provrd that Mitchell had drawn a re volver on hi m, and he acted in sell-defense. The challenge winch Mr. George lias re peatedly given ! the friends of Gov. Whiteaker to name a .solitary. hi!l which the latter ha drafted or introduced in the interests of the people ot Oregon, either in Congress or the State Legislature, in which Gov. ; Whiteaker has often occupied a sea', has not yet elicited a reply from man or paper. But columns Of what Whiteaker has in process and in contemplation are printed to gull the people into tlie belief that he is a wonderfully active and indus trious sort ot a man. A very good au thoi ity says: "By their fruits" (noi by their promises) "yon shall know them." The Unlversalist State Conventiori will meet at Dallas on the 10th of Jtinr. Robert Martin of Junction, has started a stage line between that city ami Corval lis, making three trips weekly. There Is talk of building a flourishing mill at Perrydale this summer. The lo cation being one ot the best iu the State, being in the center of a large agricultural area. There are 147 pupils in attendance up on LaCreole academy, Dallas. This is an unusually good attendance for tbo season of the year for a school in an agricultural district. The total income Of the municipality of Corvalli dm ing the last fiscal year wrs $3718 ; expenditures, $3.0U, 43. The bnl ance was applied on the outstanding debt of tlie city, reducing it to $1112.37 The circuit court docket lor Washington county contains three criminal cases. which witl be tried in the coming term at Hillsborough, out of which is that of state vs Henry Wintzingcrode, for the . murder of Jacob Stranger. L. W. Robertson, I. Vanduyn, E. Pop plcton, J. S. Cooper, and Adolf Wolf have deposited with Laild & Bush, Salein, the sum of 0000. to be paid Into the county treasury of Polk Comity in case the county seat is by vote of the citizens located at Independence, otherwise the money Is to be returned to the depositors. ' Almota promises to be" one" of thd most Important shipping points on Snake river. There is an excellent road cn the opposite side ol the river to Pomcroy, running through a rich agricultural district. TIiIb with- rhe new ferry will make Almota the natural depot tor thnt section. A new . road, and one of much easier grade, has l K..tt 4 i at - ,-i4. been ! built iroir Alnioti to Collai' via West Almota creek. Some idea of the freigt lmndlud at Almoin can be had Iron I he statement that the agent there paid the O. K. & N. Co., a friflo over 15,000 for np bound freights alone from April i2ili to March 8th. Dotfgla-s county sent the following con victs to the Penitentiary week before last : .fames MeCormack, four years; Iugelie tttselles, one year ; - Charles Seqnitch, tvenfy-five diiys in the county jalt. A IV'? i f Inn has llnnn nfMknlt.J - n.. 1 1. a """""'a "v OVemberS Of the bar askhiir for thn unrrlon .4. ,, or faselie3. ' . . ' . . bneep Shearing Is m Ml Clip in Douglas OOOty. Wool is quoted at 19 cents In the Rose burjr market ; a month since it was quoted at 30 cents. C. & M. C. Moore, a Ahnota, are build ing an excellent ltrry boat 62 feet long anu it ieet wide, to tfifce the place the boat recently carried away. of THE BEST OF ALL PCS HAIT AITD BEAST. ' For more than a third of a century the Mexican Mnainns- Unlment haslxjen known to millions all over tho world as the only safe relianco for tlie relief of accidents and riain. If. is n niniUn. above price unit ptiiiso the beat or it iui uvciv uim ul external pain tho Mustnnfy I.inimiuit i3 without nn equal. It peiielrntea Iteah arad muscle to the very loe making the continu ance of piiiii uml inflamation impossible, lis effeols upon Human Flesh anil tho Brute Crentiou ara equally wonderful. The Mexican Liniment is needed hy somebody In every house. Every day brings news of the a-onfof nn nivful scaldor burn subdued, of rlHii:nlio martyrs ro- tjwuvii, . ' i il an:uuio nurse or ox I'S saved by tuo heailny power of thin f which speedily cures such ailments of i . mru . T T I" I.',- II til Jaiuti, lautrartril Muscles, JSurus and Scalds, C'utsi Uralses and p Scrslns, Polioaoai Bites and jj Stil';. SUlTnrss, I.nmcncK, Old gjjj Korea, fleers, Krostliites, Chilblains. ! sS Sore Aipples, RUed Breast, and lRleed every form or external dls M eoti It renl ni; 2iotit sears, fey For the liat-TE ckkation it cures KM Sprains, Siiiimj', Eltifr Joints. -2 ? i 1 t - T? rrtf c. Nftm. lllUif alii- J eases, Foot. Hot, Screw Worm, Scab, i uoiiovr iioru, .eraicnes, nina. trails, vtpavm, Tlirntn, Ktngnone, Old Sorer, foil Jivll, Film upon fA tlie hlfcbt cud every other ailment to which tne occupants of tne a Stable and fttoelc Yard are liable. ' The Mexican Maitanff Liniment nlwnys cures nml never disappoints; ami il Is, positively; TM'BEST: OF ALL FOB HAN OS 332AST; 7XOT KAIL, to send for our Price List for . i,idre KS5on descriptloni of every" '5r2?i- J?J with over 1.200 Illustrations. . We sell M uvuaMHuvicMiv prices in quantities to suit the purchaser. The only Institution In Amitrirm MOWTGOM KKY WARD A CO., 189 Wabash Ave., Chicago, IU. 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Sow Co. : For tho benellt or an systems, I asreoy rscommena J" I vv' I have been troubled with Scrofula for the past tan Cmg of the Blood. nave Deen trouDieu wiwi dwli. 1.", which 0 affected my eyes that I w. com- nletelV blind for six months. r I was recommsnded ' to try Kin of the Blood, which has proved a gnat rT - -4. v. un,n1atnlir onnul ma sinsl bleasina to me, as it has completely cured ms, and I cheerfully recommend it to all troubled as I hay; : r Mbj. S. "WEaiaaaLOW,- Sardinia, N. Y, a S. a,Q 0 will b pakl to any Publia Hospital to be mutn ally agreed upon, for every ceruncate of this medi cine published by us which is not genuine. - Its Ingredients To show our faith in the safety and exes llanos of v n . nnin nroner personal application, whan satisfied that no imposition is intended, we will vive the names of ail its ingredients, by affidavit. Xhs above offers were never made before by the pro-" jhs above offers were never made before by t; nrirnf anv other Family Medicine in the world. jh any tesEimoniajs.iunner iznurm&uon, ana ' fuu directions for usuio; will bs found in ths psnw phlet " Treatise on Disease .of the Blood," ia , which each bottle is enclosed. Frio $1 per bottle 000- 1 SHining-1J ounces, ot 40 to SO doses. 8oldbydrua 1 Vats. jD.Rjisom,6oh Co., rrop'rs, Buffalo, N.Y. mm Bowels. lb 33 Purely ft-,? SVes'tahlo.-Ifc uever f f S?5 -Debiiit.,t?s-ItiS Gg$ oic. ,--fry ? vuu.s E .3 hi r-' " HELMBOLD'S . c4irHtTK&. FLUID H . as tmiom0 IM a. A Specific jfliZ&tly ftllii? or tbc la For lability, Loss of filemprj', hijp& sit! on to Exertion or Btt$inee Ci?Has ot Breath; Troubled vr1t5i Thoughts &t Dta , ease, Dinine ot Vision, pa'4 jnjlw EsAy . Chest mid Ilea J, Xtmh of EloOil to tM i Hfa.1. Pal CnuntMimnr inii nx ., , ,, I If these ojinptoms are flHowtd to fp imt very frequently Epileptic riU stC) sumption follow. TCfien Ihk. emCSat)it becomes artected, it require iim mM t tit inironitiiTE mecllcine to tretti;tfiii' ftdtf tone np tiie eyatem, which y . v . does is Kvr.mr ax. . ' MELsVsQOLD'G CUCI1U Is L7neQaet2 By any remedy known, il U pfet&tfoifl by the tm eminent ihyslcimu Alt the world, in ' . Rheumatism . -(ermatorrli&Sf iTrrvousacsl" . Dyspepsia l .. ' r f. --Aafaw4v SjW W'iIBif General Dthllitjf4 . Kidney Dieae ; Isiver Colaifslalhf, . IVerYous 1. jtttitf, Cpilepsy, I Head 'i 'rr .s?l - v -' ParitiirBiiB.'.-'-t.. x.-'- : eiieral ill faealtii 9iinai iuieaiftff Sciatica, IealntJ!j - i , Lumbago Catarrla. I-'eniale Compfst. 2ts, t Iltsndache, Pln In the Sho'i JmtCmmiit Dizziness, Sour SiOMch, " - '-.:rs, 2S4 Taste in the Mouth, . PalfUat lorn -rf CW. 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