The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907, May 09, 1889, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text♦ t She democratic Published every TUunolay by the TIMES PUBLISHING COMPN’Y CIH. Xlt'KKLL, Editor. NEW TIMES BUILDINC. Hates of Nuteeriptiou: One copy per annum. In advance.............. $2 50. *■ »lx month»..................................... 1 jo . “ “ throe month» ........................... "J. VOL. XIX JACKSONVILLE, OR® ON, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1889 »"■■■ ■■■ PROFESSIONAL CARDS. « MONRI8 M. HARKNESS, i ? fìntili'» Pnir, Oregon. DRY AND FANCY COODS, P. P. PRIM, CLOTHING, ATTOIINEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Jactcoonrllle, Orrt/on. Will practice in all court* of the State. Office In tn«* (’unit H jumc , third il«»«»r U> l«*ft of en trance. J. R. NEIL, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, JadMunril/f, Or. Will practice in all court« of the State. Office in the Court Houae. tlrst door to left of en trance. H. K. HANNA, ATTUUNET AMD COUNSELOR AT LAW. Ur. Will practice in all court« of the State. Office in Ortb'a brick, up-at.ura. FURNISHING GOODS. HATS, Lumber. NltTAHY PUBLIC AXT» CONVEY AVER. Jaefc.onvitle. Or. Prolmtc Mutter». Ab»trnct of Title», Convey. axK-liia. Houie»t*-ad, Pre-emption and all other bueinea» entnuUed to me, will receive prompt attention. Loans negotiated. Office on ooruer. op|a«lte the Court Houae. DP. CEO. O. DE BAR PHYSICIAN CROCDDILE CREEN, RESIOA, GENDARME BLUE, TAH, LEAD, CRANUT, TERRA COTTA ETC. MAX MULLER, IVTJEJIXr’S 23LlNrx> HOY’S CLOTHING, li Office and residence on California Street. Calls attended promptly day or night. O. ff. DEMOREST, RESIDENT DENTIST, Wed ford. Or vena. R. PRYCE, NI. D-, PHYSICIAN AND SCRGHltN. ^L'Àfbrd. Orffjoa. Offici* in WHlrini'* llrifk TìuilUing, up-ntaini. DR. S. DANIELSON, PHyio-Medical I c I A N A N D S U K G E O X. lMtf.r.1, Ore<oa. Special attentioa given to Chronic Di»c«»ee. E. P» GEARY, M. D», PHYSICIAN AND SURGED N. Medfoi•«!, Oregon. Oflteo in Hamlin’s Bltxk. Street. Ib’sidvnc«’ oil (’ C. B. PICKEL, M D., PHYSICIAN A N D S F R G E O N. Bedford, Oregon. Calla promptly Attended to Day or Night. Office on II atreet. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. DRY GOODS 40THÍi( ¡0 HATS CAPS BOOTS «n«j SHOES, t Tinwln Hardware,/ Tinwe A POSTAL CARD WILL COST BUT ONE CENT. Send u» tho address of any «»no who might want to attend «»ur school during the coming year and you will do them a fav«»r. To such we will «end <*ur catalogue arid circulars GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS GEOCmtfB DRUGS TobaecS* Cigars, Etc. We have lift racMv«d a fall «tec k io the wm / vc tin«« of getnls, whithw«can sell ch*«p«r than lhay are so) ^fwrwh«i\in southern Orecon, as ws hav« but «A/ rssraxpbssAS. All kindsuf pro. dneetaksfiiu aschsnge afid HIGHEST MARKET PRICE allowed for «ams. Coll and *eo for yoroelves. . JACOBI BROS JOS. C. SHERIDAN, PROPRIETOR Whore is kept constantly anhand a complete and lint clAhâ stick of J-G*“ Will exchange for farm products, allowing highest market HARDWARE, price for same. Thankful for past favors and Imping for a like continuance, Stoves, Tinwnre, Cutlery, J. NUN AN. Jacksonville. Or. PAINTS, Mwhaulo’ Tsois, Tùree Courses of Study-—Normal. Academic, Commercial. Read our catalogue and you will find our plans. C'Hirs»'« of study, and regulation*. Tell your fne.ide siniut our ,*ehool and help ua h» grow’. Wt'ikforns \ word fr«»tn y«»u might help n«* vary wnch. Kcn:,'m! . r that thj PA LL TP GM H P G I .va AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Ttis Lcjihsr is Mfaciiii’ed by a Process umilar to that by which the Patent Kils kmn as Do’i^la are mile. The Points Claimci for it are these: ' TOUGHNESS—It is almost Impossible to Tear,aii<! it will not Crack. SOFTNESS —Whether Cold or Hot, Wet nr I)rv, it is :ilw:tvs Soft «¡to ir». Normal Scholarship. . ................. $2» oo. Commercial Scholarship............ and Easy for the most Teudei Feet. Training School per year ............ $15 00. W ATElll’llOOE—It will Turn Watei better th tut any other Leather. COLOR—A Jet Black that will not Fade or turn Red. THE PLACE POLISH—Unlike all other Grain Leather it will take a High Polish with ordinary Shoe Blacking. — to <; kt yovr — CLEAN AND LIGHT WEIGHT—Not being Weighted with Tan- ntngMaterials and Grease, it will not soil a Stocking and weighs Light for the Substance. We carry in custom-made work of the Highest Grade of this stock, a hand welt (men’s) lace shoe, made on the English Waukenphast last, —DONE IN - at $5 00, and a lace shoe made on the Harvard Box-Toe last, calf throughout and soles of Genuine English Sole Leather, at $7 00. THE BEST STYLE lined Both are in seven different insteps and widths to each size. For 25cts. additional they will be sent charges prepaid to any address by mail or — AND AT— exPrcss- Protzman & DeFrance, THE LOWEST RATES, Portland, Oregon. BLACKSMITHING •r VETERINARY SURGEON. Joseph I ne Co.. Or. 0. CRONFMILLER & SONS, Office an«l residence a few miles west of Grant's Pn.*s. IV-st of reference given and sutiafactioo guaranteed. JACKSONVILLE. OREGON YAQUINA BAY ROUTE And everything else imaginable in this line. My giHHl* sre new and of the best brand*, aod will be sold at the LowiS« Ruling Prices. Give mo a call before c«iiLg els« where J. bHEKIDAN MILL ANDERSON CREEK. S. S. SMITH. Prop’r. 'lUlE.sriWRIBERTAKHF PLEASURE 1 in announcing tiiat his stenni saw-mill ia no»’ running on full time ami turning out a large quantity of lumber. He is pre pared to fill all orders with diepatcli, and at the most reasonable rates. A line quality of 8TEAMEK SAILING DATES. W. H. SOMMERS, M. D., VBOM TAQCIK.V. | PHOM SAX rHAXCiaro: Wiilamette Valley................... April 28, May 6. 14.. Willamette Valley........................ May 2, 10, 1 . The company reoerver the ri<ht to change sailing date* without notice. JarksoBvlIle. Orejón. JACKSONVILLE, OR Train* connect with the o. & ('. R. R. and Ki ver Boats at Corvallis and Alltanv. Professi oliai call* promptly attended to «lay or nijrht. On th»» Willamette River the eh‘*;aiit steamboats, Win. M. HOAG, M. 8. BENTLY and THREE ('onsultatlons in either English or German. R1HTKRH. Office and residen«*«* on ('nlifornin str» « t. cor SOUTHBOUND: he undersigned have formed a ner of Fifth street. «••»partnership with an authorized capital •»( Lct^* Portland,Monday, Wednesday Frjday.6 <. M I Leave Bnlera, Tuesday, Tlianslay Saturday. 8 a . m . $.V»,0il). for the purpoa«'<»f carry ing <»n a Gener NORTHBOUND: al Banking Busin«-** in all of its branch«** in Jackeonville, Or«‘gon. Office at the old stand Leave Corvallis. Monday, Wsdrmsday.Frid'O', 8 a . m Leave Salem, Tuesday.Thuriiday,Saturday, H A.M. of B« m knian’* Banking H ouhc . S. E. corner (,’nl- C. H. HASWELL „ „ C. C. HOGUE, i torn in uixf Third st rett* Gen’l b. A r. A«’t, Oregon Development ( o., G«m 1 F. A P. Ag t. O. 1 . R. R. (•«», C. BEEKM AN. Montgomery St.. San Francisco, Cal. Corvallis, Oregon. THOS. G. REAMES. J. C. WHIl'P, ORECON ST. JACKSONVILLE, OR., General Contractor in XASBLS, BTOHZ OR SSANIT3 T THE BEST OF EVERYTHINO ENGEL BROS.. WOODBURN NURSERY DEALERS IN General Merchandise DE.ŸLEIüt IN Keep* Ihr iarg«^t itnrlc of General Merchandise DRUGGISTS. OREGON. PHOENIX, INLOW 4c ASHPOLE, VINES AND SHHÜBBERT I*ostoilicse Lfuildixig;, on the northwest coast. AÍE INVITE INSPECTION. NOAPHIS ORLICEON TREES CANIARD’S ORCHESTRA PRICES : Off ASHLAND, OR.. Late of California, Apple Tree*................................. $ 5 to $10 per KM P«H« h “ .................................. 10 “ |H ” " Plum and Prune Tree*........... 1»; “ “ Other tr«*«-* and shrill»!»« ry furnished rt*ius«>iia- biy. Svini for f'ataloinie to J. il.SETTLE.MIER, Woodburn, nr. Are now prepared t«» furnish the h**t <’f mosic for public or private Pai ties. Balls, Pic> ics. Ac , 1857 •tauy L*»uit on the r<»a*t. All th* now popular music is played by this Orchestra. Having employed a Urge number uf musician« we arv able to furnish any number of bands. Any inermment* or scalier furnished toother ban«!*. All «»rdvrs by mail «»r telegraph prompt ly attended to. Terms always reaa«»nAbie. Ad dress PROF. GANIARD, Ashland Or. 1887 J. C. CARSON, ManufiU'turer of Sash. Doors, Blinds OREGON. EAGLE POINT We keep Oonstnnlly on Hand a Complete and Well Selected As- eortmenf ot Dry and Fancy Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Cemetery Work a Specialty. TWENTY-SECOND YEAR. ST. MARY’S ACADEMY, COMDUOTRP BY SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES- ThftBcholHfttie year of this ech«»oi will com- lienee about the «nd of Au«ni*t, and i* divided in four N orsk >n* <»f ten week* each. $40 00 B<»*rd and tuition, per term.......... . IS 00 Music................................................ . H 00 Drawin k and Pninting.................... Bed ana Bedding............................ 9 00 DAY vSCHOOLv Primary Dcpnrtment....................... ............... $ S 00 Junior “ .......... ............................ d 00 Preparatory “ ....................................... 8 00 Senior and Grsdaating Department............. 10 00 Pupils are recrive<| at any time, and special at tention i* paid t«» particular Mudie* in behalf of children who Im vs hut « limited time. F« fur ther particulars apply at the Acs<leiny. NOTICE. All of which will be sold at the Satisfaction Guaranteed. for vutirselves. Please give ns a trial and judge IN LOW & ASH POLE. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OI VECETABLE, FLOWER. Grass, Clover, Alfalfa and Sanfoin Dealer in WINDOW AND PLATE GUSS GENERAL BUILDING MATERIAL. MINER’S ADDITION TO ASHLAND. Estimate« and price-lint sent on applicati ou. COTXTRY O BUEES A SPECIALTY. Factory nt Wiidbr’e Mill. Sah-sroonu* eor HE8I. LOTH AKE lioxlilO PKFT AND AUK Third unJ 1' Port hind, Oregon. the i b.K'Ot Keeiilence 1.4» lu Ashland. PARKE * LACY, Implements, Egg-Food, Etc. IMPORTER) AND DEALERS IN TREES. MACHINERY! T Will be Sold for §200; Easy Payments. FRUIT TREES By the Thousand ! Look at theae lota before pnrrharinge’.aewhere and remember they are situated un Alain street within MO yard# of the New Depot Hotel n<»w be g built. Enquire«»? E MINKK. Ashland Houao. T ti« «1« * r* fur tbr«»ugh Jackson und J<**«*phin<* c«»un MINER’S EXCHANGE, FBUIT TREES & SHRUBBERY, WALDO. OREGON. \ny kind rained in a Arst-chiss Jhinwry. he undersigned is now taking ok - Thu*«' wanting tr»*«'* will do well to give in«* their oh I itm , a* I will giiarant«*' Mtisfacthm. 1 warrant all iny trees. If projM»riy cart’d for. Terms <>f |*aytnrnt easy. Pn»d»icc taken at market price. b’MMiX*. of Peach Se«-d wanted. A. S. JOHNSON. HKUNDEESIGNED H AVE TAKEN CHARGE JatkHoiivilb’. Oregun. Aug. 1,18K1. of Frank Bryan’s «»id stand in Waldo, Jose phine county, and will keep it M«»cked with the L C. ROLLE b««t of Win««, Liquors, and C igara. Givens a Poatoffiee, Eagle Point. call. We will treat yon well. Oregon..' SO»VELL A YARBROUGH Cattle branded J O on left hip. Narka* »wal _____AQU TAP low fork in left *ar and unticr-alope in right. Ai no cattle with under bit in each ear, branded with anchor on right hip. And all of Iloraee branded L on right hip. T THE BOSS BOOTS CITY BARBER SHOP CALIFORNIA STREET. RAINLESS CHiL’fiviP Hsad *♦.■'.’»»’» N a ** m U I« » 3 « • '• •*'•. ” ■ : w • ¿ EE^2«Ait tfLCGal. j . ' . UtU»»,.»kiai « 4» s ’ >1 %. A iUap Ur mal ¡*. kuge* • m U hsg « ui» ¿Love. JACKSONVILLE, - - ORECON. THE CzliEltSlONEl) IS FELLY PREPARED to do allwork In hi» tin«- in tbo best manner and at rear-onablo prieta. GEO. SCHVMPF. SANFORD’S RADICAL CURE For CATARRH. Relief Instantaneous. Onro Sapid, Rad ical, and Permanent. No single disen«.« has antailod more nattering or hnstemd the broking up of the constitution than Catarrh . The eetiee «»f smell, or taste, <»f sight, of bearing, the human voioe, on« or mor» ar.«l sometimes all, yield to it« doatractive in- tliu nut’. Th** poison it distributi* thr<»nghout th« sjstem attacks every vital foroe. and injures the most robust <»f constitution«. Ignored, be- cauu;p but htll«’ unrfertto«*! by most physician«, nnpoitntl) a>.*aib J by quacks and charlatan*, tho— «nil- ring fr«»m it have liltl« Lope to be re- Imvod. It is tun .then, that the popular traat- m> nt of th»* terrible di- vns» by rcincdi«* within, the r- H«'h »»f all parsed into hands at or.ee com p«'i«T.t sut t ru«t wo- rthy. Th* new and hitherto untried nieth »«1 a iopt cd by |)r. Banford in» the preparation of his Iladical Cure ha* won the hoar* si» piovalofthousar.il«. It isin«tantane- <»us in anording relief in all headcolds, aneex- lug. snuffling, «nd obatracted breathing, and rap idly renioves th«» most oppressive «ymptona, clearing the head, sweetening the breath, restor ing the «cnsee of smell and taste and neutral ising the constitutional tendency of the disease towards tbo lung» liver si.d kidney«. BANFOKIFK RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH consist* of one b tile of the Radicjil cure, one l*>x of Catarrhal Solvent, and Improved Inhal er, all in one package: pric« |1 Ask for Ban ford* Radical Cure. Hold c verywhere. Potter Drug A CitcmKV»! Corp«»ration, Boston. • The Favorite Medicine for Throat and Lung Diffi culties has long been, and still is, Ayer’s Cherry rectoral. It cures Croup, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, anil Asthma; soothes irritation of the Larynx aud Fauces; strengthous the Vocal Organs; allays soreness of the Lungs; prevents Consumption, and, even in advanced stages of that disease, relieves Coughing and Induces Sleep. There is no other preparation for dis eases of the throat and lungs to be com pared with this remedy. •• My wife Lad a distressing cough, with pains in the side and breast. Wo tri«! various medicines, but none did her any good until I got a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, which has cured her. A neigubor, Mrs. Glenn, hail tlio measles, aud the couch was relieved by the use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I have no hesitation in recommending this Cough Medicine to everyone afflicted.’’—Robert norton, Foreman Headlight, Morrillton, Ark. I have been afflicted with asthma for forty years. Last spring I was taken with a violent congh, which threatened to terminate my days. Every one pro nounced me in consumption. I deter mined to try Ayer's cherry I’eMoral. Its effects were magical. I was ufarili- ately relieved and continued to improve until entirely recovered."—Joel Bullard, Guilford, Conn. "Six month» ago I had a severe hem orrhage of the lungs, brought on by an incessant cough which deprived me of sleep and rest. I tried various reme dies, but obtained no relief until I be- f an to take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. A e.w bottles of this medicine cured me." Mrs. E. Coburn, 19 Second st., Lowell, Mass. "For children afflicted with colds, coughs, sore throat, or croup. 1 do not know of any retnedy which will give more spteily relief than Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I liawe f<*in<l It, also, invalu able in cases of Whooping Cough.” — Ann Ixxcejoy, 1257 Washington street, Boston, Mass. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, rBXrAKED BY Or. J. C. Aysr & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Drutfisla. Price (1; six boules, »k LUCKEY & GO., Cataloane Bant Free on Application. Ad ir»«» CEO. STARRETT, Walla Walla. W. T. Ashland, Oregon, MAIL. ROUTE THE INGERSOLL ROCK DRILLS AHO COMPRESSORS MRS. JANE REDDING, Proprietress. Will Sell, Reef, Lease ¿nd Handle Real-Estate on Commission. tages lkavk J acksonville eveky aid WIRE ROPE-SPECIALTIES. M<>-day and Frida» at ® o'clock a M.tofWil- S d.rrille. retornina Taeeday, and Satanta»». Hta«e lea,Ml for Wn«ht'. on Wodneada». at 10 o'clock a . M.. retornin* Thureda»». Westinghouse Automatic and Junior Engines. asstuurers taken at Reasonable Rates. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITEI ». J. M. ARTHUR, Manager. 33 and 35 North Front &|. Portland. Oregon. Saw Logs. Saw Logs. I am prepared to eontiact for the delivery of good merchantable saw logs of the following kinds: SUGAR PINE, FIR AND YELLOW PINE, delivered on the banks of Rogue River at any point between the mouth of Butte Creek and the month of Red Blanket creek, and will pay ca di on delivery for same in quantities from Ten Thousand to Ten Million Feet. Apply for terms to FRED. H. ROWE, Tolo, Or. JovrBaltem in Crwcent City. The first newspai»er that made its ajb pcarance in Crescent city. Cal.. w«s the Crescent city “Herald.” on the lOih of June, 1854. edite«! by Fcctotig •fc Frcanur, th«* proprietors. It wan a 5-column paper, t ublished weekly at a subscription price of ten dollars a y*ar. In Septemi er.lR'»L Mr. Frchtiff withdrew fron> the tirni ami S. H. Grubler n<*sutned Li* rlace. Under the i ew in:«nng« in»*iit the t«»nc of the “Herald” was uniihert <1. Th«* lss» issue by tLi- firm was Jut e 4. lb.Y> when T. H. l’onwn y !<*<»!’ e 1 torial chhrfrr, in place «>! Gruhlt r 1 h«s < o- pnrtn« rshin rohtiuu«<i until Augu t 19, 1850. when Freansr withdrew,’«-aving P«»n;- exoy in exclusive control. During tin* life of thC‘‘Herald”were the gala «lays of news paper life in Cresc ent city AM was excite ment, and editorial w«>rk and re(»orUng gave the paper a lively tone. Of its early conductors, Mr. (»rubier and Mr Pomeroy died •!» thiw city, and Mr Fe< b.tig in Ariz • im . —[Del Norte Recortl. IT WAI LONG F.MHOH. ♦ ESMOND HOTEL, Cor. Front and Mortiguo Sta.. PORTLAND. ORLGON A Choice Collection of City and Country Properly for sate. Colonel—Well, what’s the matter now? Private—I’ve got liver trouble «nJ dyrx^paia, and ou^ht to get leave for thirty da*.■&. Colonel—1 11 giro you tea, and if you tike Joy’s Vegetable Aarsaparills that will l»o Ions •uongh Fred H Blecker of 19 Moi:tgom“ry <tree‘-, ban Francisco, writes: Ih «vc* e i’. uiaay ¿ dallar for medicines, but lhi . uly thiog that ev»*r stopped my liver tr»Uvl* ail <ly«pep»ia vas Joy’s Vegetable EarMipnriTo. On»iar Solomon of 223 V?..e. cia s'reut, Francis« o, s» ri.es that it) n¡ catire! fre-’d «•f uis Indigestion an - sick hendMchc». Religions News. Litteral SuiuTay-school an«! Bible class meets ererv Sundav nt 11 o’clock a . M. at the U. M. L Ha!.. Talent The following are Rev. R Ennis' ap pointment*: On «’very Sunday moruil.g, excepting the thinl. he will bold service« at I he Presbyterian church in Phoenix; <»n the tl;ir«l Sumlav in«»Fning and every Suir- «lay evening he will preach nt the Presby terian church in Jacksonville. The («»Vowing are Lev. J W Mi er's regular npnointnu nt*; The first S*l>l»tth in ci.< h montn nt <»«>id Hitl; «e ’end Sunday of ea. li month nt Central Point; third Sunday at Mrdford; fourth Sunday at Ja< ksonviuc, holding services at each phwa both morn ing und evening of the «Uys Mated the following are Elder M Peterson’s appointments for the month of May ; The first Sumiay at Mound school-hou*v at 11 o'clock, a M.,»i'.(lat Eagle Point at 7:30 «»’« lock, r m ; the second Sunday at W ch »«1- ville, holding services at Gobi Hill on the Saturday evening preceding that <U.v; the third Stindoy at Centrnl Point, morning and evening, ati«l the fourth Sun«Uy at Medford. Fair A mum iation. The Mr. Slmstn agriculturnl ancietv met 0:1 Saturday of last week. Janie« Vance was elected 1 resilient for the current «ear; Clan nee 8. Smith secretary; Maurice R-t.- ner tre.isnrer. 1: was de.-ide-l to Lol.I a fair in Yrek , on O< lol>< r2 I »ml to l.-)«t Juiir day". 8. 1». Prettier, L. 8wati amt W. S Slone were np|mii:ted tn prepare a speed programni)-. A contract I-.a* b«»n entered into with G. W. Cotqxr to build a resilience anil bar.1 a the racetrack »t a eoat of sev enteen hundred dollars. It is proposed to build new stablesaml make ollierimi rove- nients at a future dale, ami to so improve the course and grounds as to make them A No. 1. There are several tine horse» in training at the track now and more «x- pecteu to lie there soon. , Ladle,’ Jlricare Of those cosmetic» which five tn the (are n ghastly (yea. ghostly) whiteness. Such preparations contain lead nr some other equally injurious and dangerous sub stun . the use of which, if long enntm- ued will, besides giving the «kin a tough and leathery appearance, ultimately pro duce paralysis oi the nerves. This state ment is nn • bug-e-boti,” tint fnct«. well- known to chemist.« nnd physician», based on the well-kmiwn physiological effects of such snbstance» whose presence in prepar ations for the complexion are indicated bv such outward sien« as before stated. Il you Would use an arttrie which will at once produce natural actirity aud beauti ful complexion try Wisdom's Itobertine, which is guaranteed under a forfeiture of 31000 to be absolutely free from all poi sonous and injurious substances. Pro nounced by leading ladies of society and the stage superior to anytning evet pro duced for beautifying and preserving the Complexion. For Sale. ll those knowing themselves in tkimplata k'ggiug outfit, consisting <>f one del »ted t«» the undersigned, either by note oi first-classl «g ng wagon, only used a few book account, are h-noby earnestly req»tested U> weeks, lour yoke of well-broke oxen,- bains, THO8. CUINEAN, Proprietor. call and settle at their earliest convenience. Oar ropes, blocks, etc. Enquire of business must be closed. . ... 8 8. A ikk ». Dc»kin«,Or. $JTTh« (>m«Mid Boetanrant is nnaurpaaaad in PRYCKAGKAR1 evarv particular. Metibird. Ms) 12. IRAK Ho, Far Central Paint. lln- undureigueil hat fitti<1 up a stage, nliicli will innkr regular trips bstwevu Jar ktoinjlleand Central Point, coiuvcting witli nil trains, iroiu and niter Anrill.t.vOi. W. O. Kisser 5rw fire-proof Brirk. Fint-rlaa« inali Rupert* A ASK YOUR G ROCER FOR Livre, l/'rci eleo Ac C'l O.’rt MOUNTAI NEER TEA The (Oregon state board of horticulture has issued bulletin No I from its Port land office to-wit; The necessity for immediate action in battling with the obnoxious peats that have already secured so strong a hold in many of the orchards ot Oregon, prompts the board of horticulture, cre ated by the last legislature, and winch met and organixed on April Oth, to Irene this bulletin, its first act toward carrying out Hie objects for which it lour been created. The information contained in this bulletin is of necessity Irrief, and somewhat crude, for time’ will be re quired to enable the board to secure that information from practical experiments that shall tie of most valne to the or- chardistin particular, and to the horti culturist in ge.neral. THS CODUS KOTH. The Codlm moth is w.thont question the insect that needs to be looked after first, as it is without doubt the worst pest ever introduced into tbo state. It is needless to write at length about the ravages of thia enemy of the poar, apple and qttince; those who have suffered from bis acquaintance know him well; those who have been so fortunate a» to escape his acquaintance will do well to use the one ounce of preventive and keep him out, and ao have no need for Die pound of cure. It is only by "eter nal vigilance" that Oregon’s reputation for producing the "big red apple,” sound and free from worms, can be maintained. We therefore appeal not only to that first law of nature, "self preservation,” but to that nobler one that stirs the heart and prompts t< nobler dee ds that the entire state may be benefited there by. KEMHllIER AGAINST TIIE C DUN MOTH. TIMBER AND AGRICVLTVRAL LANDS. The following, from the 8. F. Cltrvn- •fte, applies so well to the same condi tion in »Milhern Oregon that wo print it: It is a common belief iu this state that the immense area of timber lands is good for nothing except fur the lumber that may be produced therefrom. This is especially true of that portion which lies at an elevation where snow falls fur some portion« of tin winter season. It is true that a great deal of the limber re gion is too rugged, steep and rocky to ever amount to anything in an agricultu ral sense. But there are thousands of acres now covered with standing timber the soil of which is deep and mellow, and made up as it is of the decaying vegetation of ages, it is of a highly 'fer tile character. In some of these local ities where the timber has been removed, energetic men have taken hold and have demonstrated that lor the production of apples, cherries, pears, potatoes, etc., the mountain soil is unrivaled. The mountain apples oi California have the best reputation wherever they are known. They seldom are allowed to reach the city market so great is the lo cal demand for them. They are large, firm of flesh, juicy, fine flivorei—in a word, the eery perfection ul what they ahotild bo. ’Hie potatoes, ton, wliu-h are grown in the mountains, are the best that can be produced anywhere, and al ways command a good price. There are thousands of acres of timber land in this state to-d ay which can be bought at a very low price, yet wtiiclr wi.'l amply repay in lumber for being cleared, while, when the trees are re moved. tint soil will lie found valuable in the highest degree for the production of the crops named as well as others. There are larg«i areas, too, wliielj have Jieem denuded ¿f their first growth and which arc c<>neidere.d by their owners as practically valueless. These can be had at a nominal price, and can be made as productive as the high-priced and much- van n. ted land of tile valleys. The idea that because snow fails some times, therefore it is useless to try to cultivate these lands, would provoke the ridicule of an eastern farmer accustomed to four er five feet of snow on his land. For many tilings the elevation necessary to he within the snow limit is in the highest degree beneficial. The <lav will come wbei. all the arable mountain lamia of California will Im held at their real value. Then the apples, plums, cher ries, currants, gooseberries, etc., pro duced there will gain a reputation simi lar to that already acquired by the or anges. raisins, olivas ami other fruits o the va) leys. There are two modi s < f fighting tin m generally made u*- of —01165» to prevent the hatching of Die egg, or the killing of the young worm while working into the fruit; lit • other is the catching of the worm in traps an it is escaping trom the fruit, or by having the fruit eaten by hogs as soon as it drops from the tree and before tiie worm escajies. The fir»t mode is without doubt the must eucces»ful, and is also the least expensive. This is ac complished by spraying the trees with London purple er Pans green, using one pi-uod of either to one hundred and fifty gallons of water. Paris green is a comp' Uiid of arsenic and copper, lt i« a far more powerful poison than hi sente alone, and ia not soluble in water, hence it will remain much longer on the tree«. I London purple is another arsenic com- |ioun l. It is the residue from the man ufacture of re* 1 contains lime, arsenious uc.u ..i.u cartionaceous matter. It is soluble, mure adhesive W hen a merchant advertise» hie warea and less poironons than Par;» gieen, and In- endeavor* to place tin- advertisement therefore is to i»e preferred, lt is liette*'i where it v.ill rcai li prusp« « tivo cu«tcm- to wet the farader thoroughly and inr.kc I er-, tin ti.e xauu-y ineiple the Oregon a paste la-fore putting it into the vessel ' I.ami Company of Saiani ami oneor'.wo of water, llial it ni-.iy not form lunr.p». . kindred sgen- ies iu the Mate have pur- The spray is caused by forcing the liquid 1 . by means • ■ of , a force f , a ; sued the loltcy of dietriliutifigdeacriiitivn pump through a fine i r real-estate ,.Mi.vb!iltu literature means of literature by by means of local local lierforatod nuixk», made apectflliy for toe I j,)ilrlla;, „.„j purpose. Ttie finer it is the leu hqaid 1k ’ will lie required. The impoitant thing | through the great eastern states, the source from whence fur yeais to come is to scatter the spray on ail the fruit. we may expect to obtain our most dc- lists TO SPRAY. ti . nu-.r, . r. .i r 'sirable das» of immigration. The ttis- Tbe G>d >n moth, soun after t .-.fiu. 'j^^.^^ih.j.i,. „,,,,^1 boln lbo d: ,.‘e f y,.’on 1*‘n<*1 large number of individual home* Betters halll » r. H- .¿7 igr'l.i’ " *' * farmer« whom liiese tew . alyx upwar. s and the least paitmle of poiso .ed water alnug H sulb- c.ent to destroy the young worm when it attempts to eat its way into the frn.t; Setti« Up' Notice. All th se indebted to th>- undersigned either by note or book account »re hereby Any person wishing to sell property will find not tie ! to call and »»ttl* forthwith,.» I am it to their interest tfi ciall and see us. rinsing out my biisiur»» and, must have money. N'.Fisii»», SETTLE-UP NOTICE. OUR FRUIT INTERESTS. A4?9vtasep'est? r tt be iosaitcJ ¡n (LeTlMxs at the f jiluwAQff rate« : l'enliA««, oue inoenior............................... $2 50 “ “ each «obsequent insertion ..... 1 OU Less! ad vert Moment« inserted roaeonsbla A fair reduction from the above rattfc xAiadc to yearly and time advertiser«. THE TTMF8 JOB OFFICE i• mure complete by far thar any other in South ern Oregon, and compare« favorably with any i the Btato. Job Pnutint of every imaginable description done at Kan rnuiciaco rate«.and in a profnptand firet-c last manner. » h ’ i "1 the center of (ar sighted agene.es are now attracting he young frmt and there growing with , to tb,.lr e(.„vc M uioIls Hu. u • rlv t' th°r " 18 I’1 !(|i ! davs sinci a e lvny of thirtv prosperous ACHING SIDES AND BACK, JACKSONVILLE-CRESCENT CITY SOLE AGENTS FOR roBTiaan. Hay—|1S®15 per ton. ILips—Quote 10x17c per pound. Egg»—15 per dex. Potatoes—torgWc per «ack. L h rd- Kegs, or gallon tins, 'JulOc per 1b Oats—Market quiet. Quote 30<g31c per bnahc-l. Wool—Quote spring 17^ 18c; eaalern Oregon. 8(0150. I'roviaiuns—Bacon, ll«gl3c; hams, 12U ^i>3e; »boulders. 10c Wheat—Valley,u 20.4125, Walla Walla. 11 15 a cl I Barley—Brewing, whole, 85a* 1.10 tground, per ton. |2O«421 SO Horn- *1 50 per cental. Flour—Valiev Mandards quoted at 11.25: Walla «Valla brand«. *3 90. Feed- Bran,|15 0O<4»Ui 00;iliorl»,$10 0O. chop, J18(<12O; chopped barlev. |22«tét25 ton. Butter—Qaota extra choice creamery, 20030c; fair to choice. 9tla25e; store. 15a 2vc per Bi Meat—Steady Beef, wholesale, 2%a3c; (tremed, 7c; sheen. 2c per 1b; dressed, 0c; hog«, dressed, 7}£c; veal. 7®8c.; lambs. «2 25 eacb. Poultry—Quote chickens. M(<?5. for young, and I5<«B¡ forold ; old duck». $9012; geese flOalt pedos; turkeys. 17c perO>:. Fresh Fruits—Sicily leuions. |5<iJ6 00; Oregon apples. 1101 75 per box, t»e«rs, 1101 50 per box Hides—The market is firm and »how» no change. Quote dry hide» lie. green <0Gc. sheep, pelts, short wool. 25010c. me diant 50070c long 8001 00, »hearing 10®. 10c; deerskins, 32a37; tallow, good to choice, 405. Dried Fruits—Sun-dried quartered a|.- plw,50O, factory sliced 6c. Oregon plums 507. Oregon prune» 7a8c. pears KalOc, peaches.8al0c. »»» raixctsco. W’lii at—No 1 shipping, 3001 32H- B irlcy—Feed, common to fair, 75a78Sc; co.«l to choice. 78%a81J4'c; brewing. 85ca I contracted a terrible blood-poisoning a year a«'». I doctored with two good phytdeums. neither of whom did ms any good. I «offered all a man can suffer and live Hearing of y«»ur i’uUcura litunedi ph 1 crcicludod to try them, ki.owiug if they did me no good they could make me no worse. 1 huvo been Uhiot them about ten weeks, and tin most happy to say that 1 am al- moet rid of the awful sores that covered my face nnd body. My face was as bad, it not worse, than that of Mis* Bojnton, sp«>ken of in your book, and 1 would suy to any one in the same condi tion, to use (’nneura, and they will surely b« cured. You may use this letter in the interest of •uffering humanity. E. W REYNOLDS. Ashland« Ohio <’o*crc4 with Rasa!ng fierce 17 Years. 1 Imye br«a troubled with a skin and scalp dis- ease for 17 years. Mj head at tiroes was one ruuniug sore, and my bodr was covered with them As large as a half dollar. I tried a great tbuby remedies without effect until I used the Luticara Remedies, and am thankful to state that after two months of their use I am entirely cured. 1 fee) it ruy duty to you and the public to state the above cose. L. R. MCDOWELL. Jameeburg. N. J. Dug and ficratche«! 33 Years. I go Mr. Dennis ten years better. I have dug an«i scratched for 3M y«an». I had what is termed pruritis, and have suffered everything, and tried u number of doctors but got nc relief. Anybody could Lave got $600 bad they cured me. The Cuticura Remedies cured me, God bless the man who inrei.t*d Cutkxira! CHENEY GREEN. Cambridge. Mar*. Cuticura Remedies Arc sold every where. Price, Cuticura, 60c.; Soap, 25c.; Resolvent, fl. Prepared by the Potter 11 011 12'1 inf common to choice. Drug ar.d Chemical Co., Boeton, M oms . Potatoes recrli ss 40a50: Burbank seed fjff“Bend for “How to Cur« Bkin Diseases.’’ lings. 50a«5c; Garin t ( hile. 55c; Early 94 pages, 5<> illustrations, and IOC testimonials Rose, 35a5O; Sweet, 6O0gl <41 ,Hir cental. ilops—Quotal.inis range from 12'£al7c. bl"' k-li'wd-, cl.apprd »nd oi*» «km I litt prevented bj < liticar» Medicated flo»i*. TVoc.l—Hunil»iidl and Metiaocino, 18c; eastern Oregon. l’:i20c; valley. 15a22c; full, mountain frec,12J*c; .''an Joaquin and Soulhern,12c. Butler—For good to fancy, quote lf>a24c; pickled, 26»2.5c. Egg—15a20e. Hay—Quotations range from fSall per ton. Hag»—Firm, at 7*». Onion»—|l toajl tide per cental. Seeds« A full line in stock of -----IN----- Terrible Blood. Polson. Suffered all a man could suffer and lire Faoe and body covered with awful sores. Used the Cut lour* Remodiee ten week« and is practically cured. A remarkable case. Prompt Attention given to nil Order* by Mail. CLOTHING, HARDWARE, DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC. MOST REASONABLE RATES Humors, Blotches, Bores, Beales, Crusts, and Loss of Hair Cured. THF. MAKKK1S. Hip, kidney, unti uterine peine nnd weakneseea, rulievod in one minute by the Cuticura Anti-Pain Plasters, the including the best rnati.-, ceiling ami floor fiftrt and ur.ly iastautAneoiv pain-kili- intf, strHwgGn'mng plaster. ing. furnished on »hurt notice. OM“ Sat ¡«faction guaranteed. 8. 8. .SMITH. ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, MARBLE WORKS! BANKING HOUSE, FREIGHTS & FARES THE LOWEST PHYSICIAN. SURGEON A ACUOl’CHEl’R. NAILS, ROPE. JACKSON VII.LF BEEKMAN & REAMES’ If ha located in Aahland. Or., for the practice of Ilia |»r<»f‘*«i«»n. Make* all chronic aimiuMn». mich a* Rheumatism, Asthma, Pii«*. Kidney Comptai nt*. etc., a specialty. OF AIL KINDS. OILS IMPORTANT to STUDENTS. — IS AT- DR. W. STANFIELD, Crockery, AT CENTRAL POINT, MODERN, THOROUGH. in large quantities an<l can give special intlucenientb to intcntling PRACTICAL buyer». DR. L. WICCIN, E L E < T 1 C P H Y S I C I A N, 7 Aa in AND Sl’RGEON, JackwonvHie. Oregon. P H Y BARGAINS ! ! ASH LAND Gold flill. OrrjF-»»». NOTAKY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANi Ell, New la Littest Colors in Wool Fabrics, Cacheniire, Biege, Sicilian Suitings, 40c to 65c per yd. Double fold. Reversible Cloth, 15c to 20c per yd. Nun's Veiling, Cream, Blue ami Black, 20c per yd. TOBACCO, GROCERIES. Bunting in Colors* Cambrics, Lawm», Piqtias. CROCKERY, ETC Dragon Black ami Figured Organdie, ifljcper yd. Zam^jbar, Palmer and AuiOBkeug Ginghams. Keinvwber. these kíhm I* are new unti (»ought since the war tn railroad rates and are sold Imported Scotch Ginghams (like summer silk) 25c. Bleached and Blown Cotton.«, Cabot “AY” 7Jc. Cheap foi’Caah.' New Buttons, New Parasols, New Calieoe*, (In digo and Standard), Etc,., Etc. Country Produce bought and soltl; alfo Wool We also carry in stock Hide*, Furs and Detr Sklna. Solicit order* lor ( Hltforni.i Street. Jacksonville, Or W. H. PARKER, UÀXHU RPAfiSED !! BOOTS ini SHOES J. J. HOUCK, Will attend to all lm»inexs in my line with proutptne»» and at rcnaotmbl) rut«-». ! DISEASED BLOOD. OF NEW SUMMER ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Oflivt* in Ahlf* building. Front Street. MEDICAL. Free SPRING! 1889 SUMMER! GRANDEST Ä& LARGEST COLLECTION :ous. MIS' Evt rylxxly Should Go and See the Will prm-tlc- tn .U th» court» of the Stat,-. Office in Hamlin'» brick building, up-<rtalr». JZ*------------------------------------------------------- — XDVEJM'ISIXG^J) WORK. NO. 19. a* Ju ■■ 111 ■ MISCELLANEOUS. ATTORNEYS AND COUN8ELOI» AT LAW, fV h---'.-___ -_______ Office—t urner Third anil C Streets. CRAWFORD A PHILLIPS, F »SH iTrieta». ìfeAn, Arwly. AM h T.rfHee, Tlie eimple application "t Bwarno’» Ointmenf. vitliout ani internai meilicin«.. «ili enreanr e»M< «t Trtlrr. Sak iihenm, ltin(*orm. Pile», ltch. flore». Pitnple». Kcaeraa. all flcaly. ltahy, fllcin KrapUona, no mattar liow obatinataorlong Mandine. u potaci, «tradir* and coata bnt a tntìa ton 11OOI, ; < ,r s»|em, attracted by rep- ^„uti tw ma.«.. |.V the paid agent Lf > thcOr -4<>„ Lan.lCompanv a: thei? homes in tb(. far east. It does nit require muTh of a financier to figure out the imtuenae time for spraying the trees is soon after benefit that must result to a community the fruit is set, and when it is about the from having this desirable class of immi sixe of a small pea. Experience teaches, grants in easy circumstanre-» nettle in however, tlint it is not safe to depend i any country. The east is full of them, i> I .on tlw* one early spraying to accom and they are tired cf battling with the plish the results sought lor, whether elements and wresting a precrious live com.ng from a second and je rhat s (bird lihood horn tiie unwilling au.1 unde:' the crop, which many atfi-ni and otlieia freeaing winter »kiesand blazi. g summer deny, or from those ti at from soars suns of their native slates. Oiegon of cause have i><: matured :>» tepidly a« j fers them immunity from the ri; ors of an others, still the facts temain th.ii i.i i : n propitious climn'e. and they are eager many places Ute Colon mo'll <i.r-s H it to e.-c..pe from it and come toourshorea, sting th* fruit uud Ly ilia eggs until e. u!J thev hut learn whore to locate. later in tiie srtisju; therefov, t_ -' tjoldam E-Hcai.'v _ y is I lie sunny « limatc ofs mlh-' the best results the ap:aylng should h* i tin (begun attractive to ft.i ir l.l zzaid- contnimd with Mi interval of two week» ; wz«»rvsw.*r» burd<!a ..... , ... .,d lt wuR 4 bc tbe a ,rt . until the fi:»t of July, and even iaf r '1 of - wisdom tor this section to furnish - • ■ than II is on some late varieties ih "; ni e I h .i.„ — ^¡ b ,i... —... should be observed that vegetables are 1 I able -• in! rmation of the resources *>. of .. the not sprayed with these mixture*, and I southern ratin'ies. if not to .«end agents that no aniiuaiH be allowed to ent gr isa I east to j«Ti>onaiiy solicit immigration. that has been eatutated with the ppray. : Five hundred thousand descriptive cir- THK GKl'.EN APHIS. Icnlars projsirlv distributed throughout The use of the above-mentioned sprayn I the eastern states would be of benefit to will hr of profit value to the orchard in , this Italy of Oregon for adeeade tocome. not <uJy rnl ling it of the Codjin in«»th, - ,H. I--..... but they will also he found beneficial in freeing it from ninnv other obnoxfruifl I I .. L ! a kef . . D , rying Ur.— * The Ifrrald, <• pub- insects and fungi that are a s. tirce of i I*lmd I" the new county of Harney, Or., great annoyance and often of great «Ln:- n?!.OVi r ^?u,r m’*et '^e orig- ger to 1 he trees and fruit. There are a I inal lied of Warner lake 1» now covered with water, where** in 1865 there were number of mixtures that will operate auci-essfitlly in exterminating the green seven feet of water where the land is now aphis or apple-tree luuse, ar.d can Is? I dry, and thia year a »tack containing .‘¡00 used as must easily to lie procured : First, tons of hav was burned on land which in lakeonehaif |ioun<lbuiax sosp,ono cigl th 1878 wastmrveyed as Warner lake. Goose kerosene oil; tnix in two and one-halt lake, which once reached Lakeview, Or., gallons hot water; second, one pound <•( ia now five miles away, and Malheur whale-oil soap dissolv'd in three gallons lake, in Harney county, is eight feet i I hot water. Ami still a third, w hich 1« lower than at any period within the easily procured, one pottnd of common memory of the ohle«t inhabitant. The laundry soap di-aolved in sixteen gallons Winnemuca Xih< r Statr sat (that Httni- of hot water. Apply any of these mix-! bolilt lake, in Nevada, which some years lures by means of a spray puntp where ago conipt iced a slier t of water sixteen or eighteen mile» long and from eight to the aplns begin to show themselves. The time has arrived when every per twelve miles wide, is now only a few son having an orchard »hon'd Ire the miles long and |»‘ihaps a mile or two owner cf a force pninp with a spray noe- wide. The Humboldt has not discharged xle-i eci.i:ly adapted tollic work of spray- any water into the lake for several years, in-z trees. Where one pereon has not and a large area which was covered stiflicienl u«e fur a puiup to justily him several fe«-t with water nt cne timn is in buying om- for himself alone, let him now as dry as auy part of the Humboldt join with a few neighbors and get one valley. Il ia a fact, however, that the that will serve them all. The cost of the lake was a» low nine or ten years ago as inatenal and the time required in apply it is to-day, and that five years ago it wss ing it is small. Ixindon purple or Paris as high as it was ever known to be. Im green costs but 25 cents per pound in migrants 111 early days who saw the small quantilies and pumps all complete Humliol'lt discharge an immense volume ready for use can lie had from «14 to «34 of water into the lake, or sink, as it was each, according to sixe and capacity for called, believed it had a subterraneous outlet; but that idea was erroneous, as work. (t is the desire of the board to do all the volume of water was reduced by they ran in ac.xmrplisiiitig the resn'is evaporation, not drainage. sought in the enactment of the latv cre Ai.rAi.rt axo S traw . —We have for ating them,and tolhis end tlvy be speak - ilie last six yeaia been trying to get turn» the co operation of every person interest ! <>ne to stack straw with nn alternate lay- ed in horticnltrue in Oregon. The sec ler of alfalia fiesh cut and not allowed to retary de«irea to secure tlio name of 1 cure nt all. John liog^- informs u« that cycrv fruit grower in Oregon, and to this lie stacked in a barn :a»t year well-cur«d end requests that every one to whom hay with alternate iayeia of freahly-cut this knowledge shall come, will send him allalfa, and that it worked like a charm. liis name and postoffice address. He Horses eat up every scrapofit. All tlie also desires that ull shall write him free aroma of the alfalfa in retained. Amon ly relative to their experience in com Roberta informed un also of a dairvman batting these common enemies of the in one of the bay counties who tried it orchanlist, for it is only by an inter last year witli straw, at.d he nays it ia change of experiences that the beat re sults can be obtained. The board will better than green alfalfa, as there ia no danger fromcowa eating it. They eat issue other bulletins relative to the treatment of the woolly aphis and other the straw up clean. Thia gentleman does not pasture his alfalfa, as he find» inijrortant matters of interest to all at r.n it more profitable to feed it in tliia way. early day. By order of the board. An acre of alfalfa will feed more than E than W. A i . len , Secy. double r.s much stock by cutting it and stacking it with stiaw as it will pasture. Stop I We are glad that the experiment is lie- Stop wliat? Stop writing for paper» m»r< ly t-> eee v«oir»-l' in print. We buy ing tried, ami that we cun announce t'a »»Ic.xb c iimrnt’cript. For »1 per every fit«0 Buccent. The following of this plan will w< rd» «■•<• wul rxouii.c your luanuwripl. create vaet w«a'.th. All the abaw now and tell you its value. Special attention burned cau be made as good as tbo l«et ¿¡ivett t<> poetry. S< tn! voura at once to hay.—Coftuti Sxu. Tut: M am - script <’ o . B>-x 3UO. Orhnville. III. t oH.u.n/.rlon c'MveJ. • ----- An olii |ihyai<ian, retired froui tir») tu e. Information is M anted liavit g hail i-la< e<l in bi» liuudr by all East Of .1. F< <■■•. wlio was la*t heard of ill north India nif»Ki<itiary the fi-rullila ■>! a situi lv ern I alifornia. and who is also snpponed to vcgvtatle remedy fur the iqieedy and |*r- Imye rc«id-<I in southern Oregon many inaiKiit rute of conMimption,’bri iK-hitix. years ago. Anv new. winch will lead to catarrh, a»thmn and all throat ami lung af - bis disc very w ill lie tl.unkfu .ly received by fci tiiins, aim. a ptMitive and radical cure Tima.xToa Wii.t.i « ms , Canyon City, t lr. for nervini» delality and all nervous ermi- ——. • — lilaint*. after having tented ita wonderful curative laiwcr» iu Uiuuaandi, of case*, has A.tciH, aZfichiwe for Sat*. A hr.t-i la - sewing nim liine. Wheeier Ar ft It it hb duty to malic it known tn hi* »ul- feriug fello*.'. Actuated by this motive Wilson's New No. a. with all the latest hn- {•r< vcinents. which has laren u.-ed but very and a desire to relieve human suffering. I will seed free of charge,to all who deaire it, ittle. i* offered for -ilc «heap. Fur fur ther particular« enquire at the Tiuka of. ibi» recita!, in Genuini, Frendi or Eng iah, with full nit timi» for preparing and uaing. flee. • 8, ut by mail by addressing witli stamp, naming thia paper. TV- A. Noyes, 1W Low Children crffJrPiMreff CæwYîî er’s Block. RochrttcT S. Y.