The Democratic times., December 21, 1872, Image 4

Jhç democratic finies.
The Law of Newspapers.
1. Subscriber* who do not give express notice
to the contrary, arc considered a* wishing to con­
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21. 1872. tinue their #ub»cripli<ms.
2. If any subscriber# order the discontinuance
of their newspaper*, tho publisher may continue
KING ÍIABY.
to .«end theiu uutil all ni renr.igrs uro paid.
3. If stibscriber* neglect or refuse to take their
new«p»p«-r* from the otjice* to which they »re di­
Hi# iceptro is a ratt'c.
rected, the law hold* them responsible until they
Ilia throne ij mother’# artna ;
h ive *< tiled the bill*, uud order them discontin­
11« re:/;»>» a tiny tyrant.
ued.
In all hi* dimpled charin'« !
4. If *ub*cril.«-rs remove to other place* with­
out informing the publisher, »nd the newspapers
Yet round hi* royal presence
are rent to the former direction, they are held re­
Our luring hearts ent» me ;
sponsible.
Dictator of th»- cradle.
5 The courts have decided that refusing to take
And king by right «Urine 1
newspaper* from the office, or removing and leav­
ing them uncalled for. is prime facie evidence of
intentional fraud.
Whatever ba bi* mandate#.
fi. Thu postmaster who neglects to give legal
No c<>urtier* dare rrl>e',
notice of the neglect of a person to take from the
Hi* mother** cbiei of the Lousvh LI,
I office the newspaper addressed to him. is liable to
Prime niuoti r ns well !
the publisher for the Subscription price.
Iu yon perambulator.
JOHN BILGER,
His downy car of »t»ta,
Exacting, rosy monarch.
SUBSCR 1 B E
What triumph* uu him wait I
In purple ease and splcmlor,
Long. long he seok* to reign ;
All hint* of nese disjointed
lie «miles at with dirda n 1
Ala»! that royal greatn«-»*
- FOR -
Shocking—A magnetic battery.
A man out East is so bow-legged that'
his tailor is obliged to use a circular saw '
in cutting out his pantaloons.
New |M>tatoes have made their ap|>ear- ,
ance in Sun Francisco markets, and are '
selling at five and six cents per pound.
Mrs. O’Leary wontiers “if thim Boston
spalpeens will be after swearing that it
was her poor baste of a cow that burned ;
their city.”
If a spoonful of yeast will raise fifty l
cents worth of Hour, how much will it
take to raise funds enough to buy an- j
other barrel with ?
A company has been formed in Aus­
tria to insure marriage. The unfortu­
nate policy-holder receives a certain sum >
as soon as lie takes a wife.
It Is now claimed that the architect of i
the great wall around Pekin, China, was
a woman ; but a woman wouldn't do
anything to keep men out in that way.
A Wurtemburg gunsmith has invent­
ed for the Prussian Government a new
ritle that fires twenty-six shots per min­
ute and kills at a distance of 1,200 yards.
A school inspector visiting school, ask­
ed : “Now, children, who lovesail men ?” [
The question was hardly put before a lit­
tle girl, not six years old, answered, “All
women!”
A Kentucky editor says a neighbor of
his is so lazy that when he works in the
garden he moves about so slowly that
the simile of his broad-brimmed hat kills
the plants.
Mrs. O’Leary, of Chicago, who owned I
the cow that set the great tire, is to have .
u benefit ball, tickets SI, in consideration 1
of the vast improvements made in the
city during the past year.
A Burlington, Iowa, baby is immor­
talized by the following epitaph : “Be-,
neath the stone our baby lays, he neither
cries nor hollers ; he lived just one and
twenty days, and cost us twenty dollars.
a
aoon,
SPICY LOCAL PAPER !
Vinegar Bitter* arc not a vile Fancy Drink,
made <>t Poor R:.ni.^W!ii*l;y, Proof Spirit* slid
Warr, Bras* Pipe*. Ilydrati ie Nozzle*. For.. Refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced, and sweetened
to pleasetlie taste, railed "'ionics,” “Appetizers.”
Pump*. t'hiins, Lead Pipe, IL,«e, HARDWARE
“ Restorers,” Ac., that lead the tippler on to drunk­
CUTLERY ; NAI..Sot »11
enness and ruin, but are a true Medicine. made
from the native root* and herbs of California, free
Bar, l’late and a*>sor:ri| I ¡on: from
all Alcoholic Stimulant*. They are the Great
Blood Purifier and a Life-giving Principle, a Perfect
Paints, Oils, Sizes and <»]a*s 9
Renovator and Invigorator of the System, carrying
off all p »isonous matter and restoring tlie blood
All qualities of
il« i :
to a healthy condition, enriching it, refreslung and
Shot of all numbers ;
invigorat'n'g tioth mind ami body. They are easy
of admini’»ration. prompt in their action, certain
Brusite» <1 ctery
in their results, sate and reliable in all forms ot
disease.
variety, Wood­
Always on hand a largo lot of P.
Office and Cabin Stoves, of as-ortc
and fancy, constructed on latest fin
SOUTHERM OREGON !
ket n. es .
r>> r>.
ONI I* Y 93 A YEAR.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
and in connection with all thcic I have on
a lutgo ».«sortni' iit ot
BEING THE
hnn<
GROCERIES,
TIIE “TIMES"
of al! kind»—just what every married tn: n
in hi* family. And il you don't believe it e.
examine my »lock bef-re puieha-ing elstnln
J HIN BILGI’R.
Importer of Farm Implements «v Machine*
Jacksonville. Auz
v2 u"l:1y
OrriCIAL PAPER!
e
FOR
JACKSON COUNTY!
AND HAVING THE
FILL
V way* on hand at the
A
LARCEST CIRCULATION!
JACKSON and JOSEPHINE !
OFFERS
AC. AC.
GASOLINE OIL AND LAMPS
ALL KINDS OF
—FROM A—
“Mary, why did you kiss your hand to
the gentleman opposite, this morning,”
•aid a careful mother to her blooming
VISITING OAHU
daughter.
“Why, the gentleman had
the impudence to throw a kiss clear across
the street to me, and, of course, I threw
—TO TIIE —
it back to him indignantly. Yon would
not have me encouraging him by keep­
ing it, would you ?”
LARGEST FOSTER!
The paper having the largest circula­
tion—the paper of tobacco. Paper for the
roughs—sand paper. Paper containing
many fine points—the paper of needles. NEATLY & PROMPTLY EXECUTED
Ruled paper—the French press. The pa-
per that is full of rows—the paper of pins.
Spiritualist’s paper—(w)rapplng paper.
—AT TIIE—
Drawing paper—the dentist’s bill. A
taking paper—Sheriff*’« warrant. The
paper that most resembles the reader—
’tj» you (tissue) ^kper.
LOWEST RATES!
|
IFVIB AN» AG5E.
FF.VER AND A'.IE. .rei f r tu ceri*. T'u i*
I l * r< icdml agi I n thi* w • I •!'»< » HI
Fev.-r
a d Aguv. at.d all i tl.cr Ma'a l .'i*. tl.lmu., b. .. .t. 'J y-
I h. 1.1, Yill.iw. i.r.it etti, r Fe- rr* <» .C -.1 l v HAl'VVAY' S
l’ILLS) su qub.. :« KADVV AY * READY 1.LL1E1'.
1 ifiy centi per borie, t.. la l y Diuggut*.
,
For Inflammatory mat Chronic Ith«-,i-
niati*ni and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bil­
ious. Remittent and Intermittent Fever*. Diseases
of the Blootl, Liver, Kidneys and Bkulder, these
Bitters have been most successful. Such Diseases
arc caused by Vitiate«! Blood, which is generally
produced by derangement of the Digestive Organ*.
They ar«' a Genth- Purgative a* well a*
a 'I onic, posscssilig also tiie peculiar merit of act­
ing a* ,i powerful agent in relieving Congestion or
Inflammation of tiie Liver and Visceral Organs and
in Bilious Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Eruption*. Tetter, Salt-
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils,
Carbuncles, Ring worms. Scald-Head, Sore Eyes,
Ery sipelas, Itch. Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin,
Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever
name er nature, are literally dug up and carrieil
cut of the system in a short time by the use of these
Bitters. One bottle in such cast s will convince the
most incredulous of their curative effects.
< Icanse flic Vitiated Blood whenever you
find its impurities bursting through the skin in
Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores ; cleanse it w hen you
find it obstructed and s'ugiri'h in tho veins; cleanse
it when it is foul; your to lings will tell you when.
Keep the blotxl pure, ami the health < f the system
will follow.
Ciratcfiil Thousands proclaim V inegar F.1T-
teiis the most womb rful Invigorant that ever sus­
tained the linking systei i.
l’in, Tape, aud other Worm«, lurking in
the system of so many thou-ands, arc effectually
destroyed and removed. Says a distinguish! d
physiologist: Then' i* scarcely an individual on the
face of tin- earth whose laxly is exempt from the
presence of worms. It is nut upon tho healthy
elements of the body that worms exist, but upoii
the «list ased humor* and slimy deposits that breed
these living monsters of disease. No system of
medicine, no vermifuge*, no unthelniinitics, will
free the system from worms like these Bitters.
Ide«*!«»uh a 1 Dtsewsc*.- Persons t Imag'd in
Paints and Minerals, su li as Plumbers, Type­
setters, Gold-beaters, ami Miners, ns they advance
iu life, are subject to paralysis « f the Bowels. To
guard against tin*, take a <iose of W alker ' s V in ­
egar B itters twice a week.
Blliou*. It r it t <-u t. nnd Intermittent
Fever*, which arc so prevalent In the valleys of
our great rivers throughout the t'nited States,
especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio. Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas. Red,
Colorado. Brazos, Foo Grande, Pearl, Alabama,
Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke, James, ami many
others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and Autumn,
and remarkably so during seasons of unusual heat
and drym'ss. are invariably accompanied by exten­
sive derangements of the stomach and Ever, and
other abdominal viscera, tn their treatment, a
purgative, exerting a powerful influenc«: upon these
various organs, is essentially necessary. There is
no cathartic for the purpose equal to D r . J. V\ ai . k -
rus V inegar B itteks , ns they will speedily
F iuove the d.irk-colored viscid matter with w hich
the bowels are load« d. at the same time stimulating
tiie secretions of the liver, and generally restoring
the healthy fun 'tion t ot th • digesdive organ l
St rofnla. or King’# Evil, Whit«
Fleers, Erysipelas, swelled Neck. Goitre. Scrofulous
Intlamma:ion*. Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial
Affections, Old Sores, Eruptions ot the Skin, Sore
Eyes, etc., etc. In the.-e a* in all other constitu­
tional Pi-cases, M ai . ki k ' s V inegai : D itteks have
shown their great curative powers iti the most
ob-tiiiate and intractable ease*.
By purifying the Blood they remove tho cause, mid
by resolving away tiie efl'i ts of the inflammation
(the tubercular dope it*) the affected parts receive
health, and a ]>• rmanent cure is effected.
Tin- prop«-i ti< * of Du. it vi. ker ' s V inegar
B itters are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative,
Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic. Sedative. Counter-
Irritant, Sudorific, Alterative, and Anti-liilious.
The Aperient and mild Laxative properties
of Du. vv ai kek ' s V inegar B itter * are the best
safe guard iu eases of < ruptions and malignant
fever*. Th< ir balsamic, healing, and soothing pro­
perties protect the humors o! the fane« *. Their
S dative properties all.iv pain m til«' m rvous vs-
tctn, stomach, and bowels, from inflammation,
wind, colic, cramps, etc.
inegar
STRONG AND r i BM BI< H l’l.ooD-INCRE
OE I LESI! AND W Holl 1'. ( I l- vit s-KIN AMI
BEAVHFLL COMPLEXION t Et t RED To ALI,.
DR,
RÄDWAY’S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
BM MADE THF. MOST ASTONISHING CERE:' ;
r-o ei n K. ,-o LVI'ID ARE HIE CllvN'.l s
TUE BODY I NDllKl.'l» t NDIJt I HE IN-
1 1.1 LN' L OE Tills TU! LY V.vNI’EHIT L
MEDICINE, THAT
Every Day an inctcaso in Ficsli
and Weigh: is Seen end Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PUF.IFiER.
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SOLUTION & COMPOUND ELIIIR
FIRST AND ONIA' SOLUTION ever mad.
fn < ne mixture of ALI. 'S'HE TWELVE
valuable active principal* of the well L uowq
curative agent,
I’lNE TrtT5TF TAH,
VNEQUALED In Cough*, Cold«, Catarrhr
A*tbnia, Brouchiti«, and conimmption.
CTJKK.H WITHOUT FATI>
A recent, cold in three to *ix hour«; and aJ*o<
by it* VITALISING, l'FRIFYING and STI-'
MULAT1NG effect» upon the general *y»tvm<
1* remarkably efficacious in all
IHSIIASEN OF THU IH.OOD.
Including berotula and Eruption* of the »kin*-
Jtyaficpfcia, Disea*es of the Liver and K»di>ejr#r
lli-at t Disease, nnd General Debility.
CNE TRIAL CONVINCES!
ALSO, A
Volatila Solution of Tar
For INHALATION, without, application of
HEAT. A remarkal iy VALUABLE di»covery,
ns tiie whole apparatus can becairi««l in the vest
jiocket, readv at any time for the most*ttijctual
and positively curative use in
Jill Diseases of the NOSE, THROAT
and I IM.S.
THE COMPOUND
Tar and Mandrake Pill,
for i:«e in connection with the EI.TXTR TAR.
is n loml.ination of tiie TWO most valuable
ALTERATIVE Medicine* known in the Pro-
f. -don, m.d render* tins 1'iU without exception
the verv best ever offered
•J be boi.l TloN and C<-MI’OI’ND ET.TXIR of
5* without doubt tiie Best remedy known in
< ases of
CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER.
It is a Kjiecific for such diseaae», and should b®
1 ept iu thelmusehold of «-very family, especially
iring tlioso mouths iu win- h
CHOLERA ANO YELLOW FEVER
are liable to prevail. A small quantity taken
daily will prevent contracting these terribl®
diseases.
Folution nnl Compound Elixir,$1.00per Bottla
Volatile Solution for Inhalation.fS.OOper Box
Tar and Mandrake Ti is. 50ct» per box.
Bond for Circular of POSITIVE CURES
t > your Druggist, or to
I*. F. HYDE & CO.,
Tumor of E2 Year1** Growth
Ctsrecl !>j Radviftj**» Rc%o!vcni.
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
19!>-7th Arenite, Nttv Vor/u
Rwvrniv. M a «*.. July I*. ISO.
P h . T« at '* v a v • —T ltive h t .J < H ari in 1' uoi r in
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I ,w. 1«. All the I>«M’t««rA « ti«i ° there wn. no Mp t r it.’’ I trir i
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»-tn- y.«ar K s dv -ot, Lt d th 14 it I u 1 try it ; L ti hkd no t» it
in it. kiH’i'i» i ha.i lh L.-red tor twel' e v« ar». I L»ok six hottlei
cf t i |{e- hf.,t..T I «tu I» X < i Kadwnx s P ih, and two Ini­
ties of ' tir Il«-uiv Krl’rf : atol there is l «»I n ti'/n nf tum< r tn bs
rt".D or Ivi», an i I P, J better, smarter, and hari ter than I hav«
fort'«¿ve vrar». Tue m '»rsl Iunior was in the lrft side of the
bowels, over the pr tn. i write this t-> you 1er the L«.ucLt vl
Cthci». You can ’
h it if you <uhcw»«r.
HANNAH P. KNAPP.
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Bold by all Druggist:,
For sale at the (’n y D rug S tore
RR. RADWAY’S
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COUGHS, HOARSENESS, INFLUENZA,
S .re Threat, Cold*. \v h ..ping Cough. Croup. Liv­
er Comp!:, e.t. I!r ni. 1. i-. A-thma. Bleeding of the
Lung* mi l i v.” v ab'--ti ni of the Tlir< at. Lung#
and I'he.-t, are *] •• iiiy and permanently cured by
H e use <>f
/>r.
HVxfitr’*'
Balsam af Wild Cherry.
Thi* wi ll-km>wn picpir.ti n <l<.e* imt <lry up a
r !. a -
I he c««#
with
n.. di< :nc-. l,:.t it h.o e« »nd < Icansc* the
lungs nnd alii* ir< ita'ion, thus removing th#
■ eaute of the complaint.
( (»NSl'MP HON CAN BE < URI’.D
' "y a tan« ly n - at t.> t!:i* standard
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remedy, as i#
proved l.v hundred* of t< -i unouial* received by
i lie propriet' r*. N ne genuine utile** signed I.
lint'*.
W. F w c  S< n*. Proprietor#, B m -
n. Sold I.y lleiin_t. ii, Hostetter A Co., San
Franc:*«-», ami l.v druggi*t* gen« rally.
38y I
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LIVERY £ SALE STABLE
with single
hire on reason-
“ or double teams, for
1
aide terms ; a so,
GOOD SADDLE HORSES
JOB PRINTING!
ing to directions, ami remain long unwell, provided
their bones are not <lestroye«l by lnim ral poison
or other mean*, and the v ital organs wasted beyond
the point of repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, neaduclic, Pain
in tiie Shoulders, Cougli*, 'lightness of the Chest,
Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach. Bad
Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of
the Heart. Inflammation of Hie Lungs, Pain in the
region of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painlul
symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia, in these
complaints it has no equal, and one bottle will
prove a better guarantee of its merits than a
lengthy advertLscmcnt.
For Female Complaint*, in young Cr Old.
married or single, at the dawn iff womanhood, or
the turn of life, these Tonic Bitters display so di-
cided an influence that a marked improvement is
toon p< rceptibie.
Dr. E. F. G ARVIN9 S
COI.D C HI! I S. At.I f < Hil L-.
■i,.- ¡.p!:,-..!-...! .til.. ■ Krn«h ilelief »atlxt.it r>r
j art* v. ti'.-re u.e p.'.iu i r uitlivulty
will alioid c-- j
i* 'i '1 c< 'Tiii \?rt.
'i *rcut V drop* in lia’f l f nr' ' r < f -.« it r r C .a a ! • V
r o:■■-« «-. -iio ( KAM I'-S, Sl’ANViS. S. .I'll S I oVi •< II,
llLAIfl Bt'lLs, Si' K HIM A' HF. I >1 V H 111 A.
DYSENTERY. ( OLD'. WIND IN HIE BoV. ELS.
au.lall INTERNAL I'AIN.-.
Trn' sl. r* should nlwav* < arrv a l'ottle ef Knawny ■«
Heady Ketief »:th tl..i .. Air .• ..(-
It .*
io lent -itKix-* or pa: » fiot.i «l.atige vl
1 c ter tl.-ui 1 reach B a ..!y' '•' L ttt r >, a.-
This wonderful vegetable
Call at J. Neuber’s
restorative is the sheet-an
Their Counter-Irritant influence ex­
tends throughout tiie system. Their Anti-Bilious
chor ot' the feeble and debib JEWELRY STORE,
properties stimulate the liver, in the secretion of
N1» SEE HIS FINE STOCK OF NEW
bile, and its discharges through the biliary ducts,
itated. As a tonic and cor­
r.nd are superior to all remclial agents, for the cure
(¡(•o is «lin ei frolli the manufacturers.
Cf Bilious Fever. Fever and Ague. etc.
dial for the aged and languid He Ims a fine lot o
Fortify tiie hotly against «liscase by
purifying all it* fluids with V
B
*. N
3.’ .’«J □ «2> Xàl
1 XX 3 T.T ac’il no®
it has no equal amonir stom­ ¡3 o "W Price*
epidemic can take h<>l l of a *v*t< m thus fore-armed.
troni $20 to $110, cash.
Direction*.— Take of the Bitters on going to
achics. As a remedy for the
bed at night from a half to <>ne and one-half wine-
glassful. Eat good nourishing food, such as beef­
steak. mutton chop, venison, roast beef, ami vege­
nervous weakness to which
tables, and lake ont-<l«>or exercise.
They aro
composed
of
purely
vcgetabl«j
ingredients,
and
Corner California and Fourth Sts.
women are especially subject,
contain no spirit.
Just from the Factory.
K. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
it
is
superseding
every
other
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Druggists and Gen. Agt*.. San Francisco, Cal., A
I
rally inform their friends and the public gen­
the best Hille* and Pistels made,
cor. of Washington ami Charlton Sts., N.Y.
stimulant. In all climates— He ir agent for among
SOLI) BY ALL DRUGGISTS A DEALERS.
erally hat they have purchased th# above estab­
tvhich is the
lishment of Air. Dan. Cawley, which will be
tropical, temperate or frigid
hence!nrward conducted under their constant per­
STORE, —it acts as a specific in every Which repeats FIFTEEN TIMES with one# load­
sonal supervision, and they guarantee satisfaction M I LEINER Y
ing.
to all who may favor them with their patronage. CALIFORNIA STREET, (Under Horne’s Hall,)
These stable* are centrally located, and within
species of disorders which un­
Jacksonville, Oregon.
jonveuietit distance of the various houses of public
All kinds of Watch and Clock Cleaning and
dermines the bodily strength Repairing ¿..ne to order at half price.
entertainment. II<.r»es or mules will be boardedi
rlnl
and cared for, l>y the day or week, at moderate rDMIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
mur
rntm n
nnri.r
i iinnv
charge*. They have the largest stock in Oregon,
H fully inform tho Ladle’ of Jack- nville and and breaks down the animal
south of Portland, of
vicinity, that they have just ree< ri c l fr<’tn Pan
spirit.
BUGGIES APTD CARRIAGES F ratio i»co their Sprin g 8 took of M ill in cry Goods mid
Agency for tho
AT REASONABLE RATES!
HEADACHE. TOOniArHK^^
Dr. Walker’s California Vinegar Bit­
ters act on all these ca*> - in a similar mauner.
IN THE COUNTIES OF
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS!
A young man engaged in making him­
self attractive to a young lady on Michi­
gan avenue, Chicago, was taken with a
violent fit of coughing and brought up
two marbles which he had swallowed'
when a boy. Immediately the young la­
dy disiniséed I ini. She said she didn't
want to marry a stone quarry.
non.
everything connec’e 1 with the c >t
cd durable and perfect.
All articles .-oil «>r in: nufactured by bini WAR
RANTED. Hi* work i- mad# of the best maten
al and ot the ebeiee.-t path ms.
rder* attende 1 to w it li
od according to «lirccti oi*. 11
sell at LOW PRICES Poll CA
Kemcelv
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EAs-w
IMIT.A'lMATIo.X <»l TIIE KIDNEYS.
INI LAMM V 11 >N OF THE 1 ADD
INFLAM MATluN OF THE DOW U.S
CONGESTION OF I HE T.T ..G5.
FORE THROAT, Id! 1 I' (LT BH’.LV I H I N<
l-ALiTI ATIoN <H- 1HE HLAItr.
IIYSTEI’.I S, CB.UVB.
^'xrI.T-E?;ZA.
No Person can take these Bitters accord­
siniili, Cat -
prnter and Gli­
ner’s tools of etery
variety. Agrietiltiu al
1 in pluniciits, consisting cf
Cast-iron and Siet I l‘l i>WS,
Cuitéis
Iced
Self-sharpciiiiiK
rrr.s roa
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF
eeps constantly on hand an assort
incut ot the best I in. Sheet-iron and <’<>, pc
CAULDRONS AID IRIN WASH
KETTLES, CULTIVATORS, WHEEL*
BARROWS, ETC, EC.
S T O V E 3.
PUBLISHED IN
rTFio Only
K
en a ltd Wil­
low Ware,
Hope,
EVERY FAIN.
It wa* the first ai;dh
Dili imlautly bt'x.* the nm»t . x<T«l«-iamig pan*, alia'»
ltirtuniinatloM, and cure* C<»i|.-.-»tloh«, whether ot Ibu
l.ung», Smni.i'-h, Duwei.-, or other glaiul* or urgat. , ">
^iT’ntOYi ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
rueiniiim the pain me
im matter how violent or
KIIEl MAT1<\Ikul ri«hh it. Inrtim, <,npplr<l,
I»cura.^K', or prostrated with disease iha > .•»ulTcr,
TIN, SHEET IRON.
COFPEB.
LEAD & BRASS.
ETC., e ; c .
IRON WIRE V
DEMOCRATIC TIMES! BRASS AND
lllick-
It is proposed to get pure milk in New
York city by having the legislature
pass a law that milkmen «hull put sad- ,
dies on their cows and ride up to the »loor
TO TIIE
of their customers, and there milk them, j
A professor of nature has established,
to his own satisfaction at least, the fact
ADVERTISING PUBLIC!
that troublesome eruptions upon the face
are caused by the use of soap made of
the grease extracted from bones in an
ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED
advanced Gate of putrescence.
A San Francisco preacher expresses
the unqualified belief that if Judas Is­
cariot had lived in that city he would ;
never have hanged himself, but would
have stood a couple of trials, disbursed
1119 thirty pieces of silver in a judicious
manner, and been a free man to-day.
RAW.,™
I
THE JACKSONVILLE
Many gentlemen have pockets made '■
in the sleeves of their overcoats, wherein '
a lady may keep her hand warm when [
walking arm-in-arm with them.
The married ladies of Hannibal, Mis­
souri, lately organized a “Come Home
Husl >and Club.’’ Broomstiek attractions I
are among the inducements offered.
r.ftcr rcaJmg this aovett i- meet ce. 1 any one
DEALER AND WORKER IN
Should ever be disowned ;
8» ci * jo > hi N’GS.
NOT ONE HOUR
Jacksonvilllr, Oregon
Jlete c<>ines a tiny stranger—
Krug U «by is deturoued.
and Medical Selene#.
tn from One to Twenty Minutes.
——
1
RADWAFS
READY RtLifcF
CURES THE WORST rA!N>
THE In Chemical
NEW DISCOVERY
Which will I e hired to go to
the country at moderate
Animals bought and sold, and
saddle or harness.
RUBLI
v 1 n 1
MULES.
any part of
rate*.
horses bro':# to
are prepared to furnish their customer.* with tho
latest style* of H at *, B onnets , H ats aud Box
net Slivers, Ac.
Also a new and fine assort­
ment of
TRI M MI NGS,
ORN A Mi.XTS,
NECKLACES,
TIDIES,
FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, PEARL BEADS,
MEXK AX MI STIMi LIMIT,
Wintjen à
Proprietors.
Oregon St., next to Odd Fellows’ Building
For Mali and Beast,
ESSBS. WINTJEN A HELMS BEG TO
inform their friends and the puhiic generally
Probably few article* have ever had *o extensive
that they have thoroughly refitted their aaloon,
i a sale, while none have been more universal I v ben­
ind reducid the price of liquor# to
A WILSON.
eficial than the celebrate«! MEXICAN Ml STANG
'LINIMENT. Children, Adult*. Horse*, »nd Do­
mestic Animal*, are always liable to accident, and
and other article* in our line too numerous to
I it is safe to say that no family can pas* a single
mention.
'season without some kind of an emollient being
They will be happy to have their friendt “calk
Oregon A California Railroad Company, Land )
MISSES A. F. nnf L. A. KENT.
i necessary. It becomes a matter of importance and rrnilc.”
Department, Portland, Ogn., April 5, 1872. J
Jacksonville. October 13lh. 1871.
tf
then to secure the best.
OTICE it hereby given, that a vigorous prose­
'1,.V M A’FK > > .
Over three hundred livery stables in the city ol
cution wi 1 be instituted against any and
I New Yo'k alone are using the Mexican Mustang
every person who trespasses upon any Railroad
STATE OF OREGON.
)
Liniment, in all of which it give* umsual satisfac­
Land, by cutting and removing timber therefrom
E xkci tivk O ffice ,
*
together with the finest brand# of liquor# and ci­
tion.
—
before the same is BOUGHT ofthe Company AND
S alf . m , August 14th, 1872.
I
Caution.—The genuine i* wrapped in a fir.c gars always tin hand.
PAID FOR.
Steel Plate engraving with “G. W. Wc*tbrooR,
All vacant Land in odd numbered sections, IL’IIEREAS, By virtue of an Act ot the Lcgisbi-
tV live Assembly of the'tnte of Oregon, enti Chemist.’’ and “Trade Mark, A mekican M ustang
whether surveyed or unsurveyed, within a distance
tied, “An Act to p otcct litigant.*,’’ approved Oc­ L iniment ,’’ engraved across tho wrapper. The
April 1st. 1870.
aprl-tf.
of thirty uti’es from the line of tho road, belong*
tober 25th, 1870, it i* made the duty ofthe Gover­ whole bear* the proprietor’s private United States
to the Company.
T. Z. BUTLER
nor of said State to designate by order li cd wiih Revenue Stamp, and not a common stamp, ns used *AMI.. JAYNES.
Idtf
I. R. MOORES, Land Agent.
L yon M anufacturiso Co.,
the Secretary of State, one newspaper tor every by druggists.
•T
,'.yl
S3 Park Plaoa, N.Y.
county within this State, in which shall lie pub­
A
lished all judicial uud legal advertisements for
said county.
AI L KI \1)S OF
GOOD farm and Stoek Ranch tor sale, with
Now, in pursuance of said law, it is hereby or­
good barn and out buildings and
dered ti nt the D emocratic T imes , published at
jon mirjTiNGr
Jacksonville, Jackson county, Oregon, be anil the
same is hereby designated a* the newspaper in
30 ACRES IN GRAIN
which shall be published tho advertisements N eatly and C heaply E xecuted
Th# farm is located on Jackars creek, six miles aforesaid fur-thc county of Jackson, in said State.
—AT TIIE—
(Signed)
L. F. GROVER,
west ot Jacksonville, For further information
»
[ state seal .]
Governor.
inquire at the farm of
Mark your gooks Care B. & J
Office in th*
Attest : S. F. C hapwick , Sec’y of State.
13tf
WM. C. MILLER.
Railroad Depot.
[v2n?>4:3tn.
N
English Ale and Porter,
50 Points of Billiards for Drinks.
HITLER & JAYNES,
Good Faim and Stock Ranch for Sale
A
Forwarding & Commission
Merchants#
ZÒEX3DUNTC3-,
TIMES OFFICE
CAT,