The state rights democrat., May 30, 1873, Image 2

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-MAY 30, 1ST3.
, MfJPTEttLSOS of the distant ,
... . - framintiL i
Hon. D Bowlby, ons ofi the fore
"most Republicans of Oregon, has a
letter, in sthe Oregonian of last Tuea
(flay, in which he virtually Bays I hat if
v., - Tlif-i-r.: " '
me uuiuu.i t iny wt inerw:iiMvi u
ttot pU'P to the rear in the' Republican
.ranks, that, parly .canaoUvin ia the
"qotning State -contest. Ilejaaya ihe
dissatisfaction iu the party in Port-
.land "is Only the voice of .the distant
-thunder.'! The dissatisfaction is alt
' over the State and is on the increase.
;Tlie ;irty' cannot .hope to. win " un
less it is purified I'V Dr. Bowlby Jells
-the truth in this instance if he never
told it before;' The Republicans ?ot
the State are becoming exceedingly
: restive under the " rule or rixm" poticy
i of their Holladay leaders and are de-
-1 ormitio.l tr Iirenk'-'un that" eombina
f tion at the earliest "opportnnity, Ea
.' pecially if this feeling manifest among
.the agricultural and working classes.
-The exaction 'ot the transportation
' monopoly and its 'infamous tender,
.the Wheat Ring, both of which combi
nations owe their parentage and con
linuance to the Holladay Radical",
have become too burdensome to be
longer lamely borne, and hundreds of
honest Republican farmers already
express their determination tossist
in their - extirpation at our approach
ing State election." The IIolisKiavites
will then , learn that transportation
monopolies, .wheat rings and all other
combinations Xo rob the working
' classes ot their substance and enrich a
'class of moral and political barnacles,
.will no longer be voted the power to
effect their nefarious purposes. J .
- But Dr. Bowlby and 'other Repub
' licans may 'shout vociferously to the
. Doiladay ring to go to the rear; they
: won't go therev They have the Grant
admiuUlralion for a backer; ' they have
-control ot the party ' machinery .and
are complete masters of the sit uation.
I We ja'arn oar Republican friends that
the IloIIadayites will run that party
so long as it is kept in power by their
votes, and ' they will run it in the iu
"iterests of all those infamous rings
. which are yearly robbing the people
-and filling their own pockets with the
f polls. J c :v.'"
XOXB OP OCR FUSEKAX.
- "NYe confess a weakness for that
manner of Democracy . which -stands
aloof from all entangling alliances with
the enemy or sny'wing of it. We are
a little at a loss to know what 'good
r can come ot the Democrcts of Port
( land playing second fiddle to either
' the Holladay or Corbett wing of the
Radical party ot that city: ; Wherever
Dolly Vardeaism has been practiced
- by our party, trpm Presidential ; elec
: tion down to that of a. contest for
school director, it has almost" univer
sal ly resulted in disaster to the Dmo
, craiic organization and to tbe benefit
, of the Radical enemy. We like these
brave words of the editor of the Rose
iufg Plaindealer which appeared in
.. that ajer of last week :. . ,' ,
We have in our own ranks abler
. men who are sounder on this; subject
than the leaders of. that party, and all
- we need is to give them sui-port and
'the Democrats will be victorioos.--
We have nothing to do with the con-
test in the Radical ranks. Let them
- fight like Kilkenny cats ; the less left
t them tne better tor tne country .
If Democrat a are true to themselves
and to the party. they will control the
7 next Legislature and the entire Stale
.Governments UC-A-u or bv. a
:; Now that the more cowardly ot the
Modoc i - band- have unconditionally
surrendered, after having- assisted in
mnrdering border' settlers, and peace
. commissioners until it ceased .longer
, to be either safe or amusing, the ques
tion arises. What will Uhe Goyern
mcnt do with them ? If every one of
- the bloody cutthroats are not hanged
or thot for their murders and assaasina-
f lions the authorities who have lleni
in charge ought to be despised and
execrated by the ' whole ; civilized
. world. .,' ;
; ' , Newspaper Pjuth asd! Bibtil
The Qregdn Herald lias ceased to
exist; however, we are glad lessee
that our partyare hot' to be left wit h-
(;::' - , .-'. i ..V..-
nut a paper at -the j metropolis,, as
v Messrs. Bellinger. Curry & ; Co. have
c already established A' daily - evening
journal called the Hews. It will be an
' Independent 'Democratic , paper , ,A
P weekly edition pt the News-wilt also
e be published. We wish tlie new en-
imr ne air - mir.cpus. - iitnniurn u-
have not 6een it yet '" ' 11 ''
yl'S. A "boese- thief and a liar would
...bemild terms compared to the epi
.;thcts which tho Bulletin and '.-Oregon-
-twit cuiiwi s uifw iiiiii .11 -ai-ji uiiier.
"The foinier calls he. latter a. "swin-
. . '. . . . . ' a M
" iller," "old (jock-eye.", etc ,: and ' ihe
f latter retaliates with u base knave and
-. cowardly- prippy". .'We may look lor
the; herce war-whoop anil1 bloody
scalping knife down there next.'
l iTiz Jrresiuent ana secretary or the
; the-.ComraUteea appointed 8t :ibe re
? cent session; to" meet at Salem j June
0th, to prepare their-' reportsiforithe
Cob i yen tiomvhich" will meet the fbl-
towing 'y V.;
'' "A DEtlGBTrUL, CoVKTET.r--Only
tew weeka ago people,jwere freezings
r to 'death in ,New-,Yorkj aadinovr the.
dispatches' t-hroniele a 'severe case of
" sunstroke in " that city. ''; What an
eqaable climate. toDe 'sire't " "" '
FRIDAY .
COXQRESIQNAX. PAYr-
It appears fr,om : tho Congressional .Ve "ubrait the following letter for"
Directory thatfHh'l seventy-fotir. b cooaidaiaionthefafmingijom
senators twenty-nine occupied houses munity of tils WSlimette5 VaUeyVatid
last winter as owners or tenants, add
that forty f .thorn . had, theirN wives
and families in .Washigton. 0 the
Iwq hundred and fifty-three Repre
sentatives and . Delegates, about one
hundred "and twenty-four had. their
wives or families, and only twenty-six
of this Cumber occupied their own
houses The mode ot life generally
adopted is,, a matter of taste or-habit,
and not of necessity., Many very rich
men eucli as Mr. Cameron- for in
stance,5 prefer the hotels with' thetr
conveniences,' to the ; vexation and
care of .housekeeping. ; 5, , , . (iu ,
It is , thus seen that of the : three
hundred and, twenty-seven senators,
representativea and delegates, only
fifty-five occupied private houses, and
sixty-four, or one-half, , were , accom
panied . by .tbeir . families. Conse
quently, to pretend ' that ' tho cost of
living has exceeded the pay of $5,000
a year, ia aAwnfd and .faUe,; with the
experience of Washington and knowl
edge 6i Congress to govern our judg
ment. There are senators and repre
seniaUves ; who ,stand. in the relation
of retained attorneys or paid . agents
to railroad and other great corpora
tions,1 who expend four or five times
the amount of the salary allowed by
Iaw. Thy do this business unblush
ingly, and society eats their dinners
and flirts at" their balls, just as if it
was all honest and proper. And the
Presideut honors these occaaious with
hia presence, just as he gave a certifi
cate of character to tbe convicted Col
fax. ! " i t- --":;; 1 ' : '
' There ts still another view ot this
matter.. Ahhbngh a member ot Con
gress is paid by the year at the rate
of $7,500, he really-serves but about
nine months In the term of two years,
Ibf whici. he receive $ 15,000. , The
loi;g session usually expires early in
Juue, and 'lhe:shorV sesi6n, by law,
on the 4th of March. : They both be
gin on the first Monday in December.
A Senator or Representative U there
fore employed for only 270 days iu
public service, iiu-lnding recesses, hol
lidaya and Sundays, and r will receive
$55.50 per . day, or alout $7 an hour,
acco'dmg to the standard of a day's
work ' established ' by Conngress for
the navy yards, armories, and the like.
When the pay was, $5 a day the
most eminent statesmen adorned "Con
gress. When $3,000 a year was sub
stituted they 'began to disappear.
With $5.0U0 a year, land grabbing,
corruption, and Credit Mobilier ; have
rnled. At this rate of progress it is
ditGcnlt to predict what this "latest
salary swindle will develop.
Life insurance companies continue
to waste time and money in , vainly
attempting tu resist the payment of
the policies of soicides. ! Again on
Monday the United Slates Supreme
decided a case of this kind. , One
Terry committed snicide by poison
and the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany refused to settle with his heirs
upon the ground that the deceased
had taken bis own life. The court
held that the Company is liable even
though a policy provides against sui
cide. 'P ' ' ""
Some Modocs Qcrr. Last week
some fifteen of Cant. Jack's Modoc
warriors, accompanied by forty or fifty
sqnaws and children, came into Gen.
Davis' camp and surrendered uncon
ditionally, saying they were tired of
fighting; aud were down onf Capt.
Jack., The latter chief still roams at
large in company with about twenty
five of the picked warriors of his tribe.
The military are looking them np.
The ' Buffalo Commercial Adeer-
tuer savs: ". . , . .''' '
The proper way is to repudiate at
the polls those who forced the "back
pa v" steal, , . ... ; . , - ,
c Unfortunately the President, who
had most io do with' f forcinsr - it
through,' can't bo approached at the
polls for over three years. J'" "'.
Mabk TTAiKa few months after
his first .baby wa born, -was - holding
it on his knee.- His wife said : "Now,
confess,11 Samuel, that yon love the
child r; "1 '-. cWit-' say . tbac.! 'replied
the jinrnorist, final am willing to'ad
tnit I respect I the ilittle ! thing ! for Ai
father's salie - -aiX-'' '
Gzkv TaosiAS Ewisra is prominent
ly 'mentionedlfor "tha "Democratic
nomination for Governor of Qhio
Such nominations , in every state would
strengthen the : Democracy and con
tribute to' ihe speedy redemption of
the country front corrupt handlJ ! ;
The gentlemen prominently named
for the seat jn Chngresa made", vacant
by the death of ; Hon. James Brooks,
are : Mr.t S.- S. Cox aud Itobert ' B.
Roosevelt, J ex-memlers, and General
James' Thayer,"': Cox seems to be the
, , . Some . two months . ago
Georgia
Abolished her usury Jaws, and even
alUhis early- date theipeoplo proiess
to have experienced marked benefits
from it.:: p '' K-p: .
1' A Wisconsin dereyman Jhs&! had
mmself photographed in -the act - ot
prayer.-pJSrcAowYe. J
X He pnly needs, to be' photographed
in one more attitude to perfectly -display
his assinine proclivrties. riji-J. ' ;
A conveDtion. ot,3 wool-growers - .of
Douglas county, is'; to 1; held -at
Bosebprlla 31st;: to' organize -' &
wool-growers association. '1-' Zi
ASTOtllA'S CLAIMS AGAIN.
ask for Jt a careful pnisal.; Itx gives
Xom plain facts and figures in favor
ot .warehouses- aW Astoria; which - oan
scarcely be refuted : , ,
AsTontA,, April 30, 1873.
John'Layton, En. Albany; v
DeauSik: lour letter of 15lli
inst. is this moment handed to me by
Messrs. Welch, Taylor & Gray to
whom and others, it was addressed,
with the request that I answer it. . ..
, , There are now, three wharves and
warehouses on them jn this town, all
owned by citizens, or men who have
influential. agents here, .They will see
to it that they are not assessed too
high., Other wharves will be rated
with those already . existing, in pro
portion lo their cost, situation, .true
value, or .the like. Sucb property has
never been rated at more than half its
value here. Non-residents will re
ceivo as good treatment in lhat mat
ter as resident citizens. Some have
asked the question, "Why, don't tho
people of Astoria build ' wharves and
warehouses for storing wheat, flour,
etc?" . I 'will answer that they .would
build tnem very quickly if ..they had
any assurance that they would have
anything (of consequence) to store in
them, or to receive in and deliver out.
Nobody . but the wheat grower , and
wheat buyer can give this assurance.
The present, wheat buyers will not
store or ship . from here,', as buyers
they can compel vessels to go to Port
land. Ilenco the wheat grower is the
only party likely to give the assur
ance at present. w
A wharf 400 teet long1 and ware
house 300 feet long sufficient to hold
two large cargoes and to accommo
date two large vessels at once-; will
cost some $15,000, not more. Ten
per ceut interest on that is $1,600.
$500;wUl pay a man to take care of it
a year $2,u00 in all. 50,00 J bushels
of wheat will make a cargo of say
1,500 tons., If four such cargoes go
in and out the warehouse in the year,
one cent per IiuhIicI on lhat quantity
will make tho $2,00J. 4
Instead of four, more titan ten such
cargoes should be shipped from the
warehouse each year, so that the in
terest on cost and expense of keeping
warehouse will be much less than one
cent per bushel, if. any business is
done. If larger interest is reckoned,
ami the cost of two or three men to
slow the grain, (say six or eight
months in all) be counted, . making
$1.0(k more per year, still the expense
is less than 1 cents for storage, even
if charged on four cargoes. But it ts
bvjieved the grain can be delivered
here for little more than it costs, to
deliver at Portland, say 1 to IJr cents
per bushel .And when once here it
will be worth from 5 to 10 cents per
bushel more than at Portland, for any
vessel to load with.. , t-- "r s ; ,
Very truly yours.
I W. W. PABKEB.
1 CB1BUE 1.VO A 1CIAL
- (From tbe OrpganUut. Mar 274
. Am EaplammtlaM UnusM.
Under the head A cJtoncefor Ex
planation? ihe San Francisco Chron
icle of the 22 instant, gives ihe Pitts
burg Pott as authority for. a story
which the people of Oaegon are inter
ested to have explained. The pur
port of this story is, that oar Senator,
John II. Mitchell, is not the person
he pretends to be, but is in fact John
Hippie, or JJuiler county, Jrennsyt-
vanta. ihe statement is, that John
Hippie read law and was admitted to
to practice in that connty, and then
entered into co-partnership with Col.
John N. Thompson, in the town of
Butler, with whom he prospered in
business. ' That he married an eslimi-
able young lady; that , after ' a time
things changed, the yonng lawyer be
came morse and dissatisfied, and final
ly abandoned his wife and left the
country, taking with him some thou
sands of dollars collected, for which
his partner was responsible. That
the deserted wife worked in different
places to maintain herself for some
time, and at last fell into the hands of
the Overseers of the Poor. The stdry
then' goes on to trace the husband to
Oregon, where he lived ' under the
name of John II. Mitchell, and where
finally he was elected to tbe United
Slates Senate. ' ' '. . ; ;
The same story, in substance, is
given in a l'tttsburg paper that came
to hand yesterday evening, bot ' at
much greater length, aud with many
additional particulars, which wo for
bear to publish. " ',,
(From the Oregonlan, May 28.)
T tbe People of Orejjo.
In regard to charges against me in
newspapers of recent dates, : I . desire
to say that full explanation in relation
thereto will appear in a few days,
supported by statements from promi
nent gentlemen in the State of Penns
ylvania who have known me ' from
childhood. I purpose to explain to
the people of Oregon everything in re
lation to this matter, and shall sub
stantiate the facts of my whole history
prior to my leaving my native' State
(Pennsyhjinia) by the testimony" of
uroiijiiieut men ami, tioimpeacnaoie
witnessesn and upon ,snch , testimony
rather than my own statement I shall
submit to the impartial judgment of
li. .u:.. tj. -. . .
lire- ivupm. oi inia oiuie any: question
as to my standing and integrity,, put
in issue iy the .articles referred to
. My only object in suffering any de
lay is to enable me to obtain dispatch
es from Pennsylvania, several of which
have been voluntarily sent me already.
In response to the articles ( appearing
against irie.-;,Vf ' ;. ..,.. ";''V ..PP'P
. VVithin three or four days at further
est I shall be enable to resDond. Un
til such time T will be glad to . submit
to any one the dispatches already, re
ceived. " Rcspecltully, ,pf 'Pp'
; - ., . J.,11. JMITCIIELL.. s
PoBTLAND, May 27, 1873. ; :, !,;. ;
""Prof. Fowler, the great bump-manipulator,,
and Mrs. Duni way, the li a
mbna tongue-lasher, bate been lectur
ing on ftbt Sound recently; ,?Mrs.
Duni way lectares the men and1 Fow
ler the women.
"ii
it - - -, . v.,- : ,, ; .; , 1 :
Natcballt, . Charles Sumner de
clrnes his back pay ,Will the Mass
achusetts ; Legislature ' criminally per
mit that conduct to pass without cen
sure? . - -' -'
i" ReV.I. D. Driver-tf Salem; buried
hia fbortb. wife last week. "- - J -f -v
PACIFIC COASTERS. ,T
GenrUardie ia in Portland. v -'j
Ifiamigranta arriving from every
whero.-?fV,': ' M
'Pkn obliging 'Frisco man last wee!
suicided in a graveyard. y iA
Tbo Democratio Times of Jackson
ville is to be started again.
That red hot brick, Tom Merry, is
editing tbe Coos Bay New.
The settlers killed two Indianjii in
Goose Lake Valley lost week '
At Iloseburg, wheat is sixty cents,
and oats forty cents per bushel.
t,-A couple of Nevada men are buy
ing sheep in the Umpqua valley.y('
There are now 150 Oregon' volun
teers' in the Modoo country, ' under
GenRossr;' ""V; v. ' "V '
' Stockton, aebool girls play foot
ball. They are fast learning to Lick
bard and high. . f j .-. , . .. - .. ,
The State of Nevada legalizes gam
ing, ' and reaps $15,000 a year from
licenses to 'gamblers. '; ' PP. ; 1
n At Pendleton,, Umatilla county,
tbe men and the horses have tbe ep
izootics all together.' !: " i
' A gold nugget wortlr $110 was
picked up a few days since on British
Creek, in Jackson county. : .,..-, ,
A Portland dandy complains of
having the epizootic. Of course,
after the horse cornea the asi.
V McMinnville has a , Macadamized
street and the Reporter steps as high
as a blind horse because of it. '
We are in receipt of a neat, new
Republican paper, called ' tbe Pro
gretaionutf, published at Cornelius. ,,.
A new impulse bos been given to
civilization ; in Denver; lagerj beer
having been reduced to S cents a
glass. ,.. -;i .
The annual meeting of the ; spirit
ualists will be held at Woodburn,
Marion county, commencing next
Friday. : . - :, ,:,. ; -.
Chinamen of 'Frisco are telegraph
ing back to their Emperor not to let
any more heathens come to Cali
fornia. . ,
Capt. O. A. Miller is in this State
looking for locations for a lot of
Tennesseesns who want to come to
Oregon. :; . '. ".
Mrs. Butt, of Sen Francisco,' re
fused to be loyal to ber own husband
Butt, and be all but finished himself
with a razor. ,
A youth in California, weary of Uis
betrothed, baa transferred her to a
rival for a red-striped vest, and ' all
concerned are happy. j
The epizootics have caused a sus
pension of tbe Portland horse-cars.
But it don't make any difference, as
no body ever rides on them.
Mrs. Duni way is still lecturing at
Olympia. She must have a terrible
time getting money enough on which
to bring her away from there.
Ten Sabbath Schools will engage
in a union picnic at Marion Station
to-morrow Rev P. S. Knight, of
b'aletn, delivering tbe oration. -
Hi Chiog, a Salem Celestial, has
been robbed of Mrs. Hi and $1,300
by another heathen Chinee. Which
the same it is roughness for Hi. -
M. P. Bull, editor and proprietor
of the La Grande Senlincl, has been
appointed Deputy Prosecuting At
torney for tbe Fourth Judicial Dis
trict. '' :: '- '
Tbe heathen Chinese of California
are getting tired of a , rat diet, , and
have commenced to manufacture
pot-pies of the sable and unsavory
crow. . '
Tbe steamboat Fanny ration snag
ged her bottom and : sank last , Sat
urday, just below Salem. She : was,
however, soon patched up again 'and
put afloat. ' PPPPPf ,' '.V ' ;
; His name was John Eastly and he
thought the pistol was! empty. Hia
sister's name was Mary and her death
was instantaneous.' ' They all dwelt
at Elko.-? .p.Pp, r .:,,. Ps. A
An Oregon ian named Sawtelle was
recently relieved of $120 in a San
Francisco "dive" by one of the "Es
caped Nuns," that plied her vocation
on the premises. . . ,
.. His name was Fealing and he kept
a whiskey shop at Sacramento, but
he now sleeps in the valley because
the woman's" husband ' caught him
Bealing around heri' ! 1, n pp- ,
An Arizona editor criticised a pub
lic lecturer andv the man called at the
office and performed a kickiog opera
tion, but was eventually jammed over
a keg of Ink and carried off . insensi
ble. . ; v ,s , ,,
: jRev. Dr.:Dawn6 has just received
advices from Mississippi, announcing
that forty families would Btart; : May
20th, for, Oregon' from a neighbor
hood with which be has been in cor
respondence. ' ! ' '''" j
. Miss Nancy Mfttipin; of Antelope
Yalley, Wasco county, last week be
came acquainted with a : mule and
now nurses a broken leg. We think
we have seen that mule or. .one just
like him in days agone. jpPP P.P,,
: V. Brigham Young, in giving np the
carea of State, has retired: to what
the newspapers call "the ! bosom of
his family." ! Since the days of Sol
omon, no family ever had such a bos
om. It is a perfect Sierra of breasts.
1 A Virginia City woman was bound
to get away with . a'r $5 - gold ! piece
which she stole, so vben-tho 'police
officer popped into her room she pop
ped the money do wn her throat. , He
saw her swallow it, andeaw no more
; Sam. Clarke" has arrived at the
Java beds as a correspondent for tbe
N. Y. 7Ynia ; As soon as he got out
tbre he telegraphed to the : Times,
and also to President Grant, that he
tailseen Indian signs t - Ob, jewhilli
kens, Samuel I will you hurry andTin
erview Capt' Jackin person, so tiiat
we will netft; .again hekrof jou
dimphoojishnessf ). ! : ,-
The Jlferdury eomplainMhat there
Tin mnrintf in ihtk ifv Iriiion.tf nt
nury ;hpi
bttlem.
Wherein thunder is the odds?r!el ? ,Dl,D.,,VJF, 1 T
havn't tbey got "a white wooden
goddess of justice on the pinnacle of
the new court house? To be course!
'ehavtoeive4the JKitefc.
the new paper published at Eugene
by the Gale Bros. It is a neat, racy
little cabbage leaf, and we 'wish its
gentlemanly publishers abundant
success with their bright-eyed bant-
'Off. . , i f.j .,, f - ,
-A California preacher has been re
quested by his congregation to either
resign his station in tbe church ' or
bis claims upon tbe wife of one of
tbe deacons, - He is now earnestly
praying that the ongodly , congrega
tion may be able to see things as ' be
sees 'em. ' ' ;' .-- 'p; :-:
' Nothing startling from the Modoo
war. ' At last advices, Gen. .Davis
bad started ona scout accompanied
by Bogus Charley; Shag-nasty Jim,
Hooky Jim and Steamboat Charley,
all well aimed. If Gen. Davis is
not steamboated before be gets back
we shall feel like illuminating. -y;
A squaw tried how many quarts of
whisky she could drink and still
walk on tbe edge of the . precipitous
bluffs at Oregon City. A sufficient
number 'of pieces of her 4 body were
found at the foot of the bluffs with
which to make a third rate funeral.
She is now tbe virtuest Indian down
there.
' A band of - desperadoes, number
ing thirty or more, took forcible pos
session of Cadd's Station, Indian
Territory, on tbe line of tbe Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad, on Sat
urday, and defeated the'' authorities.
Tbe United States Marshal was over
powered, and telegraphed to Fort
Gibson for help; troops have ben
sent." ,';''
Tbe following are the officers elect
ed by the Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F.,
which was in session at the Dalles
daring last week: A. J. Marshall,
Grand Master; L. P. Higby, Dep
uty Grand Master; H. G. Strove,
Grand Warden , C. N. Terry, Grand
Secretary; I. R. ' ' Moores, r Grand
Treasurer; A. L. Stinson, G rand Rep
resentative. ..'.;::
A Virginia City man can't see why
people will petsist in making neigh
boring houses so much alike.' He
mistook another lady's bedroom for
that of bis wife and never .discover
ed bia mistake until he was pitched
through tbe window by tbe strange
woman's butband wbp found him in
there and who meanly refused to list
en to an ample apology. Tbe en
raged husband said he would have
accepted tbe apology if the interloper
had bad a few more clothes on when
be discovered him. ,. 1
Two convicts from San Quenlio,
working in a carpenter abop, allowed
themselves to be nailed up in two
boxes, which were taken, with others,
to the wharf for shipment.- On the
wharf one of the boxes was so placed
that the convict stood on his head.
Tbe position was anything but easy,
He stood it about ten minutes and
then yelled to some workmen to lay
tbe box down. Tbey ran away from
it in a fright, but an officer of the
prison opened tbe boxes and got tbe
the fellows out. Tbe convicts were
almost suffocated.' ' 1
Some wicked Salem boys last : Sat
urday tried tbe tin can game .: on a
dog. Bi-t that was a sharp town dog
(none of your green' country jakea)
and he concluded to ' demostrate to
those boys that he bad been there be
fore and knew how it was .himself.
Instead of dashing off as though he
had tbe hydrophobia aud was run
ing for water, he blinked one eye at
tbe boys, elevated bis tail until tbe
can swung clear of the ground," and
then walked leisurely up tbe street,
looking indifferently op at that god
dess of justice as he strode off on bis
left ear. - Tho boys attempted to
drown their disappointment by throw
ing clods at a front door round tbe
corner.
; , MOUB INDIAN TROCBUES.
f : Jacksonville, May 2C. J. - S.
Howard, who has been out in the lake
bajin, surveying the Southern-Oregon
wagon road, has. just arrived here, and
reports an express irom" Chewancan
valley, 'received by General Itoas'
ctmimand at Long 1 Prairie,' and in
formed, him that a man by the name
of 'Foster, anl a number of other
while men, met three Indians driving
cattlo out of the Chewaucan valley.
Foster and his' men stopped the cat
tle,' and one of the Indians drew a
bow and arrow on them. He was
shot by one of Foster's men, and the
other two were taken prisoners. 'Af
terwards one of the two" that were
taken prisoners was killed while at
tempting to escape. One of these In
dians was a Modoo ' who had been
with Captain Jack all winter, and the
others were Snake : Indians. Oohoco,
the chief of the Snakes, 'threatens Co
drive the Bettlers out Of Ohewaucan
and Goose Lake valley, and take the
women ' priaoners. General Uohr,
with his Oregon volunteer, is push
ing forward to the front with all pos
sible speed. " He will have,, when re
inforced by Capt. Mason's command,
about one hundred and fifty men. -Ochoco
has about five hundred and
fifty warriors. ; A general Indian war
is expected. -, , -
u
A New Orleans special 7 says ex
Goverpbf Warmouth .,"h"as sued . the
Timea of Ibat city; for' libel; p setting
damages at ' $25,000, for. accusing
him , of corrupt . .action B'witb" refer
erence to the Mississippi and Mexico
Gulf Ship Canal while be rwas ' Got
eroor. - ' ' '." v " " ' ' ' ".
Tbeirs last Friday resigned ? tbe
Pesidei cy of tbe French Republic
and Marshall McMahon Was elected
to fill the place. , if, ' e:
- r-' r
i i During Thursday's storm ou Long
Telanrt. t.witA laborers were t)ro-
" ' ,
Tha lHMiin end the nubile (Wknowlfdiro
the wonl riul cur- which huve been etTr-rted
by the line of WlwTAK t IIAU4X w who
CifKRKy. It In the bt rrmrdy extent tor ail
lung irotiblua. from tbeeliKhteat cold to tbe set-
tlad dleeeee.
RAt Tift. AKft B TlAf-mrS The. largpp
took of Men's, Boyr, and Children's Ctothtng
ever brought up from Biiil francleeo U at N.
IUuin'1 tore, end the ruh in Hic ; there ie no
one leaving the store without buying a Coat.
Panti or Vent, Hat or Cap, Boots or Hhoon,
Shirt or Drawers, CoUare or Neck-tie. etc., and
everybody eeem to be jleaed snd.aatiefled
tbatthy bought cheep, a that U the plaee to
grt tiargnlni. , ,, t . ., . ,.,
A. WBK1EI.KH. o.r. MOOC. o.
n. WHCKLka.
: ;; ''p WHEELER'S, CO.,
SHEDD.OREGON,
FonwAntaffo ak0 cxxkmission mer.
. '(--.? IMDBUUMM lU , n-
MERCHANDISE AND 1 PRODUCE 1
A good aaeortment of all kind of goods al
ways In store at lowest market rates. . r '
', :" Agents forsale of ' ' ; t ' ' ,.
WAGONS, GRAIN DRILLS. CHURNS,
.CIDER MILLS, ETC. ;
Cwh fmld for Wheat, Oats, Pork,' Cutter,
taus "! I'ouliry. ' '
81'ECIAL NOTICKS.
" 91edlel Itlander.
From the period when surgeons applied thetr
salves to weapons instead of wounds to tbe
wideawake age, tbe medical profession bas of
tenwnwlttlnaiy taken side with dlwese In lis
oonOicte wtth the human system.. Even yet.
In spite of, the teachings of eenturlesof experi
ence, some pliysidans believe In depleting
their patients, already seriously exhausted by
atcknees, with powerful evecoanU, emetics
aallvants, eautbarktal plasters, or tbe lanoet.
Dut, providently, public intelligent iCabeadof
these mrdieals fossils, who belong, of right, to
the era of the Crusades J 1 hat poweriul ally ol
nature in Its waft-fare with tbe causes ot
slekness, HosCetter'sHtomacn Cltters, bas open
ed tbe eyes of inaears to- tb paramount ian-
porUnee of Inert-suing tbe vital strength of the
body whea meuaeed ty disease, Tbey under
stand that when tbe atmospbTle conditions
are advened to health It l wise to n-inforce
tbe system with wholesale tohtt and tflmu.
Isnt, and thus enable It toenmbat and repel the
deprcaitlng Inttuenee taT an Inclement tempera
ture. II the constitutional and animal powers
were always thus recruited In tbe pr-suoos ol
dang-r, the mortality from consumption, bron
chitis, ehronle rheumathtrn, Ac., would be
mueb less than It now Is. Tbe causes whieb
produee croons, colds.' qulnsey, dlttherla and
catarrh seblom affect a strong and active- vital
system : and' of all vitalising prrparhtlons.
Hosteller's I'llU-rs bas proved the. most efiV-
d-nU It ts not claimed that this standard ton
te is a rH-tne tor lung and tlimnl mala4ltes, as
ts Is lor dysperM. liver complaint and Inter
mitfnis. but it is unh'-iiiiiitl- asserted that
it Istlte best known safeKusrd against all tbe
almusptterte elenjen ji ot disease. -
N E W A U V K It T 1 f K M K N t
IvMTRAT XOTIiK.
State of Oregon, Comity of Linn, SS.
TAKEN t'P HY TIIK UMBKIXEI.
IIvIuk near Ilsirtsburs. Unn county, Ore
tpm. me I la-K 'two-year omI Hiallion, ao-ut II
band lilfc-h. with a small white strip on the
nose. No other maraa or brands i movable.
HmUi estray was taken up about the lato-r days
of April, 171. APrbK-d at tu. May t. K3.
byj
H. Urtmes. .
J. r.
M. A.
u.Vi.
NOTICB Or riNAX. SETTLEMENT.
jajtmrre w ur.nr.HY uiven that ihe
lw nndertried. Administrator of the estate
of Stt Ovi-rbabier. litts of said count y. de
ceased, has filed his accounts in the County
Court of I Jnn county, or -con. for a flnal set
tlement of said estate, and tha said Court baa
appointed
Monday, the 7th day of July, 1878.
at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. of said day for
the bearing of objuctiona to said aceonut and
lor the final settlement of the tame.
By order of E. N. Tandy, Judge.
A. H. liACl liior.E. Adm'T.-
2wl.
' SBXBItT'S SAaVB.
m-oTicE id hereby gives that nv
11 virtue of an execution Issned out of the
Circuit Court of IJnn County, Mate of Oregon,
to me directed and delivered. In favor of K.
Kox A i ro's, plsintirfs. vs. W. W. Walun and
Elisabeth t alton, defendant, lor tbe sum ol
.mAI In IT. H. cold eln. and tJie furtber sum
of aw.73, ctmtm and disbursements and accruing
costs to be taxed, t havjs levied upon the lollow.
Inir i!i-fritMl nAt nrnrM-rtv. tikwlt t n
three In lituek (11) In the Eastern addition to
the City of Albany, Linn County, Oregon, and
t win sen at puuuc auction, on
Saturday, tlx 2Sth day of June, 1873.
at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. of said day. In
Iront of tne Court Mouse door In tire City ol
Albany, tbe above-described real property for
cash in band to tbe blgbeat bidder.
AI.I.KN PARKER. -
3wL . . . ebcrtff. Linn Co, On-gon.
n ' , . sr sw .jr t Wm 9 9
' l-' So!dYear!yltS$110:
WE WILL AGREE TO DELIVER THESE
machines In Albany. Oreon, for tha
above price. Warranted the latest Improved
this year's importation. Send your order to
TREAD WELL tv CO.,
Ban Francisco, and the machine will be
promptly snipped as directed. lrloe at our
store, $Va . ntlwH.
FOR SALE!
THE CELEBRATED W. A. WOOD'S
REAPERS . Sc JfiO U ERS !
HAINES HEADERS (Wood Improved) !
fi) not "n
COftfJII.LAItb'rt t l " '
INDIANA FARM WAGON !
Baasell and Vibrator Threshers !
Ai tv : f (Best Machine otflhe Coast.) . ( j-j
Statesman roreo rood Orain Drill,
,: Star Flows, aaA ether BSacaines. ;
Call and see the machines and get prices and
terms before buying elsewhere, '
Call at my nieeksmith-Phop, on the eorner
of Second and Ellsworth streets, Albany: Ore
gon. - FRANK WOOD.
' ... . v8n2tf. ,
PRINTING !
C. M.WAITE
BOAT'S BLOCK.'
' Tineork;
, SALEM. OREGON
Fast Preanea.
LOW RATES J
31 !-
connection with my ; !-j
If frfeOOKBINOERyi;
vf . Completely fitted fbr'n"l-
B a nUnl ne Mr. kla.l. , I .
,( Aisft$. I Boak 0-aa
A I ,
Ss. !
'
SJSSIiafaMMSNSMS
NEW A.pY BRTJSKMENTS
NOTICE OP flMAL SlfeTTLXiMENT.
rjOTICE IS 1IEKEBT OIVES TllAT THE
1J umlvr.i,i...i ArlmlnUt.retor of the estate
of John Urubb. deoeased has filed with the
Clerk of the County Court of Linn County, In
the Htnte of OreBOrt, fal "nel aocoont for set
tlement, andlthat the Hon. E. N. Tandy, Judge
.'i iu ivVil rx, on inv v. . '
maaejin order appoiiuiRK
Mondav. the 7th day ofjfuly,
181 S,
at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. of that day, at the
county for the bearing of objw-ttons to such
flnal account and the settlement thereof.
A, F. 1.. GKCIJIS, Adnrt.
8. A. Johws, Att'yw4. , , j .; .
sHEnirirs sale.
B
V - VIItTUB OK WAKRANTo IfwiUED
. . f . . 1 . .n y. rt Inuri u.l
mjr (nil OS inn - uuiii; - "ui . w " " ' 1 -
and iailnil. for the errileet.lon of the' delin
quent taxes lor me years is 1 ana in, 7I
from the persons therein named, I have levied
upon the following deserlbed real property, to
wlt j Two hundred and seven! y-Hght
situated and Ivlnif In, election No. W
eleht. in Township So. (Ill elven, Bouth of
lUnKS 1 west, Willamette Meridian,' J4nn
Muntv. Oeeiain. taken as the orooerty f Jff-
mi.h iti-b-ns. to SHtlnrv the sum of tVi.Vi for
the year 171, and the further sum of- f ll.9 for
tne year wn, witn costs nnu cxyx-umvn, bu, h
Saturday, the 28th day of Jutu, 1878,
at the hour of 1 o'clock rt. m. of said day, in
Iront of tho Court Hou door In the City of
Albany, Mnn county. Oregon, I will sell .so
much thereof as shall satisfy the amount of
taxes so chanced, with costs ana expens-s, at
public auction, for cash In hand, to the highest
bidder. AIXKS PAItKEK,
iwt. .. . -, , , , Bherlff, Linn Co., Oregon..
TO SHEEP-RAISERS & FARMERS!
IMPORTED STOCK I !
FOR THE EEXErTT OF
-.. . - --?.,.
MIIKEP-nAIHEms 4c FAR3I EOS,
and to Improve stock, I offer for sale 110 Eueks
irom my . '..,. r.
THOROUGH BRED STOCK;
Imported by me In March, 1872, upon reduced
and reasonable rat.- end terms. ... .
Htock fully authenticated as follow : - El C'iS
sired by . .
Jno. '. nree-klarldge,
Htnewsll JctckaoB, -
Uaslrr Hrewn.
lie a. Jno. 9tnrgan,
frlnec 4. harlesi
... ji. Uu Jo. Lane,
aod from the Tboroucb-brcd Ewes, . -
Istdoni Dlrky,
i 4ue. 1 J
t ; Emms Cieldssnltb, -, y
HnTuh K. Kazef
Clstrst.
: Jane, , ,
Kat.
Sm.ny.
These sheen ar located II miles north-west
of Albany, on tbe old Fuller Ranch, in Ioih
county, Or-Ton, now occupied by Capt, Hen
dricks. 1 he buck
MO HIV C. BB ECU IX RIDGE
weighed SI5 pound last A-ptemher In Albany.
The buck UE JOIIV Mof!iAX sheared
17 It pounds of aonl when of.ly ih months old.
For any further information iniulrof Capt.
Htidrk-k on tbe place, or V. C. UmrpT A o.,
AH nnv. or to - - ioo. TEAU
. nUtf. . , . .,- ; f
FARTI I'OR MALE. :
THE CNDERf IOS ED OFFERS FOR HAI E
a farm, situated thr-e miles from Harris
bunr. eontainlne 'A acres, well Improved S
ta-lne in eulUvatinn, and all enod wheat land.
It contains a px-d rldnee, bam, orchsrd
soek wnti-r, and all other eoovenieeees.
Terms e.y. Inoulrenf P. It. IIolt. Hsrris
burs. Oregon, or of JAVfX WHF.KMV.
EvS4f. Walla Walla. W. T. .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate r has. Reccers,: Deed.
mjOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
is underslcrned, having been appotnted by
the County Court of linn county. Oregon, on
the Mb day of May, 17. AdmlniArator ot the
estate of Charles Rockers, dee-aeed. lt ot
said county: tbTrtor all perwns havlne
claims against aald estate are notified to pre
sent the tutme, properly verified, to the nnder
skrned In Albany, Oregon, lorallowance or dis
allowance. PETER HCHI-OejeiER, AdtnT.
oko. K. Hklm, Atty for Estate.
May , IKT-t. nwt. ...... . .
NOTICE OP m&L ETTZXSSSST.
Eetafa NIcboIas Hpmtfcrr, Deceased.
MM B. BPREXUER. ADM IX IWTRATOR OV
MM the etat ot N icholas Kprenrer. deceas
ed, havinic ft led his final account lorthe final se.
th-ment in Ute OHinly Court of IJnn county,
on-Kon, by order of toe court, notice ia bt-reL)
given that
Tuesday, tin 8th day of July, ' 1878,
at 10 o'clock A. v.. Is e for bearlne objections
to sakl aecount. It any there be. In opeo court.
at the Court Mouse in tre- City of Albany. i
Linn county. On-gon. IL Is. KPREXUKK,
nfuwi. Administrator.
r SEASONABLE V ADVICE
TO SUFFERERS!
DR. THO MAS,
601 Zeamey Etreet, PriTate Intrancs on
. Eacramento Etreet, ,
; ' '- tABI FRAXCISCO.'';-
May be privately and confidentially consulted,
either personally or by letter, lor the cure ot
duuiuii-s of the Uenerntlve Organs. (eomDrislna
Memiual Weakness. Nervous iKoiilly, Impo-
lenee, Syphilis in wnatevt-r torin, joi,orriiu a,
Oleet. pitricture of the L'fethra.l contracted by
contagion, or rcsulllne irom youthful Indiscre
tion, tropical nent, utu air, or esiour to vi
cissitudes ot temperature. - . ;
UK. THOMAS advertises with the object of
Informing sulferers where they may consult a
medical man who can Rive them proof ol hav
ing passed tbrouich such a course of profession
al studies ai.d examinations as to entitle him
tothefulh-stconhdenceaud enable Uinee re
quiring assistance to distinguish between him
and the unqualified, mercenary pretender, or
self-styled Doctor, who would. If be possessed
any d'-j:iw at all, gladly enough lniorm tbe
public from whence It was obtained.
DK, S Huil AS' experience has extended over
twenty-five years, which have been iasaed In
England, In land, Australia, Melbourne, (Lons
dale and Lourae etmtte.) New . aland,
tjueensland, 1 rlsbane,.tkuth Africa, and other
tropical fti mates. t
tor thrive years Dr. Thomas was student at
Westminster Hospital, iiroad Haactuary; one
year at e eorges Medical t'chool. Hyde
Park, London ; First Prhteman and Gold Med
alist.. Medical CtlU)& 4iloomsbury - Square,
Indon, and lormerly Burtreon to the Mouth
West London Hospital. Also, foe six months.
Obstetric Attendaut at tha Westminster Mater
nity Charity. . -
In IS-'rii, Dr. Thomas passed hia examination
at the Royal College-ol Hureonn, London, bis
examiners consisting of Htr William Lawrence,
F. K. C. . E-, Edward Stanley, F U. C. S. E.,
Cs-sar Hawkins, F. It. C. B. E., Janies Luke, F.
R. C. 8. E.. r rederlc skey, F. R. 8. 3.
Hogadon, F. R. C. 8. E.. and 1 hoa. Wormld,
F. R. C. & E., Jaa. loneren Arnott. -Henry
Green and John South, President and Vioe
Presidents,- - - -
In MM, Dr. Thomas passed his- examination
at the Royal College ot Physiciana, london,
his examiners consisting of the following -eminent
Physicians : tsir 3 toomaa Watson. AI.. D.,
of Edinburg, W. E. Pajfe, Id. D., Jamoa R. fen
nett, M.D., Arthur Farre; M. D., Henry-Oldham,
M. l., John Erichsen, F. K. C. 8. E., Tboa.
U. Clarke, F. R. C. S. E. . - , . i
In 1HW, Dr. Thomas met the examiners of the
College ot Surgeons, and passed the Midwifery
examination, his examiners consisting ot Rob
ert Lee, M. D Henry Oldham, Mi D., Arthur
Karre, Physician, Acoouchtr to the IYineess of
Wales.
In 1871, Dr. Thomas made a lengthened pro
fesslonai visit to Uermany, with the object of
making himself ncqnalnt- d "with the views of
several eminent German Pathologists, During
this visit he passed his examination at Liebig's
celebrated University of Ulessen, and. n -wived
the Degree of MV D., or Doctor of Medicine,
with tho highest honors, conferred t-y the
Chancellor, Dr. Frederick William Herman,
Wasserschleben; Rector, Dr. John Michael
Francis Kirnbaum; Dena. Dr. ' trustavus Adol
phus Wernher.
In conclusion. Dr.- Thomas desires to state
that his treatment Is In the highest degree suc
cessful, giving increased power to the brain,
heart and nervous organisation ; also enrich,
ihg the muscular tissues, and patients placing
themselves under his professional care will re
ceive a speedy and permanent cure, looked for
In vain irom quack remedies, or those unac
quainted with tbe Pathology of special diseases.
CONSULATICN BY UTTER FREE. 1
" Patients unable to consult the Doctor, person,
ally, may dt so by letter, stating symptoms,
age and sex. All communications are strictly
confidential, and replied to tbe day following,
by Dr. Thomas. "
Private personal consultation from 9 A. w.
till t P. tr. Sundays lroin 9 till 1.1 A. v.. and 6
till 11-K m. .-1 , . .... ,.
Ofltoe or consultation rooms, 058 Clay Street,
San Franciscoas above.
N. B.-Cases of Medicine', forwarded (under
seal, so as to defy observation,) to all parts of
tbe lateitoc. wn40yL
vf'
, A D V K HT I pl E M TSr.,
i S ' 'i . - l " . M . ' i !' "
CASH PAID- FOR EGGS'
vf'r.jii-' r :; i r '"'- -if T-.e. m
I WILL FAY THE
nrtee. ifl Pflh. for mTl
HIGHEST MARKET
i, in casb, for sHegrg's broojrfct to my ea
tabTlshment, in Albany.
3tf .
H. CHEADLE.
. ii w muvnurm -saxi a r.f : -
TmJOTIClS IS HEREBY GIVES THAT BY
is virtue of an exeetrtlon Issued out of the
Circuit Court of the ate of Oregon, for the
oounty of Linn, on the th 4lay of May, 173, ia
favor of Alfred Wheeler and Amanda A.
Wheeler, executors plaintiffs, and against Al
fred O. rimKh, defendant, for the sum of f UU.45
in U. H. gold coin, with interest t en percent.
pVr month from the aitb day of Mareh, 173,
and the further sum of WXA. 'coat and dis
htirseineHts and accruing eon.,-4 -have levied
upon, and will sell at public auction, on ...
Saturday, the' 14th day ofJunetJ873,
ttf tfclocit A.''M. of sa!d day, at the-' Com
House door in the etty of Albany, In said eeun
tyod Mtete, all theriirht, til le wd interest--of
the sfilti Alfred O, Hmith and Kitth A.Hrnlth to
the following described premises, to-wrt The
went half of Claim No. W, Notification No.
VM, being a part of Hectiont 21 and 28, Town
ship 10, South of Rang 2, went, being situated
In Linn eoanlyy Oregon, and containing no
hundred and sixty acres, more or less; also tho
following described premises, to-wlts The
west half of the south half of the north-east
quarter of Section . township 10, South of
Kange 2, west, in JJnn county, Oregon, con
tainflig twenty acres, more or less, together
wltb all tenements and appurtenance thereon.
. ALLEN PARKER,
nfowL Bherilf, IJnn (k., Oregon.
sBERinrs saxs. ,
BY 'VIRTUE Of A WARRANT 'iSfSTED
out of the County Court of IJnn county,
State of Oregon, and to me directed and-k-l!-ered,
commanding me to collect the delinquent
taxeii charged In said foregoing delinquent
list for the year 171, of and -from the persons
therein named, and you are eommadded to
levy upon the goods and chattels of such de
linquent tax-payere, and If none be found then
upon the real property aa set forth in said tax
list, or so much thereof as shall satialy the
amount of taxes so charged, with costs and ex
penses, and I I.ave levied upon the foliowrnc;
described real property, belonging to Allred O.
Smith for delinquent, taxes Uir Una year; W71,
amounting to the sum of fJU.10, besides cot
and disbursements f collection, to-wit ; j The
wt half of .Claim No. iA, NoUfication No.
VMt, being a part of Sections -21 'and 2H, town
shll W, South of Rtmge 2, west, being situated
in Linn county. State of Oregon, and contain
ing one hundred and sixty ares, tuore or less,
and, on -
Saturday ", the 14th day of June; 1878,
I will sell at public audio-' St I o'cioek r. W. on
aald day, at the Omit House door in said
county and State, so much thereof as wllf sat
isfy the amount of taxes now due and tbe costs
of collection.
ALLEN" PARKER,
nf&wf. . , Sheriff, Linn Co, Oregon.
Beware of Counterfeits I
- sas jisssat mvn v a trvd w m Tr mm
JUtt WUati I-lf.iALE FILL"
mrt munriip cerrrssrsiTss. UUimutt Drwr-i
gttf ndaor to til tnt tmuutrftlu tatmmkt rrtur
rrqfiu. TUfwMNKUMM. Jos Hoses)
easosA 'pmtkMte. AUmlun ars 1rtiutm tmUuttarm.
Tb asactss PlUs srs asfmllhigfa tbs cnrsofsil
thew psinfal se4 dsnseroas dueues to which thm .
feanie eanstitntian inbiet. The sandmts sU. .
exessscs and tsotyvs al!isUnc!ioca, Xroia whs-,,
evsr ssass. . T. A DTES
. they m 'asrticDtaif iy uiti. 1 Beywiil hi a ?Mt .
cigbs enng en tae rooriMjiy wm wh. riu"!
and altbottcfa vet y powcr-ful. eootaia notbim hartj
fui 10 the coBMiwittoa. Is sUcuesefficrvnissnd
Spioal ASoUens. PsiBS in tbe Sack sad Limbs,
fatigue ea si irt exertion. Pa! piiattoa of the Heart.
Hysterics sal White, ttuy will eoet a curs when
all OUurr trah.ra ailed. Tha cirenlsis around
saeh vsckacs give fwi CI: ut'.loas ssvt sdvies. ee
will bs sent bee to all writui tot (ban, ssslsd.
Irom obserratioa li i -
K. B. In all essss wters the ClJtiss earrflotbe
thain.Oi DliTncKd to tha rls Proprie
t, JOB HO SB. i( Certiasdt St- New TorkwtU
1tnrs a bettle ot tbe rtnmlnt, eenuiniBg Pifty
Pill, by retnra tnail. tteartljf aaalsd Xtea say
fcoewledrs of lta contains.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
1 BRTAiPj? PCI.MO!rrC WAFERS i
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