'fill: OREGON SENTINEL.
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Satciiday SIornino, July 0, ISO.
Public Speaking.
Scuator Geo. 11. 11 arcs iniorms us uy iei -
s; . ... . c,i,.. n .,.
tertbathe will visit Southern Oregon next
month, and will address the cltltcns at the fol
lowing times and places:
Waldo, Josephine Co July 13th.
Jacksonville, Jackson Co July ICtli
Roscburg, uougiasuo juiy zuin,
The speaking will commence at 1 o'clock P
M. of each day.
FOURTH AT JACKSONVILLE.
The day dawned without a cloud vis
ible, and a the golden tints of morn
shot athwart the eastern sky, warning
of davlight, the sleeping town was
aroused by tho deep-toned thunder of
cannon, and at the ntne time the Stars
and Stripes, the emblem of a great and
prosperous nation, was run up to the
top of the new flag-staff, to be kissed
by the morning breeze, in its passage
over the land of a free people. Flags
were also displayed from Comstock it
Cawley's Livery Stable and Herman
Helms' brick building, on Oregon St.
At an early hour everybody was astir,
making preparation for a participation
in the celebration of the Nation's Birth
day. By nine o'clock, people from the
country began to arm e in great num-,
1 1 .. -'.. !. ..-..-,:-..
square, miner me direction 01 .uarsnais .
II VUl, IT It Ull .11111 J.IIIllfl'lI.lll. .VI IV10
it moved, pning up 6th Street to Cal
ifornia, up California to Oregon, thence
lown Oregon to the grounds, at By bee
Grove, one mile north of town. The
procession was a mile in length, ami
was lead by the Jacksonville Br
Band, foil -wed bv the civic societies of
the town.
The groat feature in the grand caval
cade was the Triumphal Car, drawn by
four white horses, and containing little
girl", repn-eutiiii; the States and Tor-ntoriv-,
and two little boys represent
ing the Army and Navy. A Mibt-tau-tint
bed, about twenty-fivo feet long,
was built on the truck of the II. it L.
(', covered vtitli an awning, tastilully
decorated with the national colors; and
oer it the magnificent llajj of Cnptuiii
SpiagueV comii.-uiy was flung to the
breeze. There wa a sent on each side
of the car, running its full length, upon
which weie seated the voting mies
representing the -inteis of the Union,
beautifully dressed in white, with blue
silk sa!ies, and each crowned with a
wreath of flowers to the fiontof which
wa- nttaihed the name of the State or
Tirritory she rcprecuted. Standing
in the center of the ear, with their
right hand elapin; the ktutl' that ixire
our country's Wautiful emblem, wore
the two voiing
ladies, select el as the
Goddess of Liboity and the Angel of
Peace, beautiful and appropriately
dressed. The ends of the car were oo
cupiod by tho youthful representatives
of the Armv and Xn v.
On arrhing at the grounds, the exor
cises of the day were opened by a na
tional salute a song, in chorus, by the
emblematic States "Hail Columbia,"
by ;ho band appropriate prayer by
Kev. .M. A. Williams. The Dcelara-'
ui-i. -11 .. uviui-K in -.- nui-c-R-ii,it can be the onlv wish of everv true
commenced forming at the Court I Ioue American that each coming ry.mivcrs.1rv
tinn !(. i n.l 1,i W V Vi.l.llnr ir,n'u,r ""l,,(-1 uioi iiev, Ji. u. iiaues;
ton wai lead U . , tddler, in a for A.M-sor, J. L. Lalso; for Surveyor,
clear, steady and earnest totio of voice. J. p. Armington ; For .Superint'iiilent
Theoration.bv O. Jacob's, lq., was! Public Schools, John 3Iaitv.
n ...nc,-i.. .v .' i . i .i - "
a masterly efloit, and most eloquently I -
delivered. It was the bet we eur re-, Smasiikh vi. While a patriotic in-
mein1.Grtnl.n-.-i. I.nnr.l Tl.r. nn.inr ! dii idunl was turn!ticr the comer ofOtv
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depicted the never to be forgotten hind-
i-hijn and toils of the Revolutionary
soldiers, and tho brave, worn heroes
who have convinced oven their foos of
their manhood and daring if not of
the justness of their cause in the white
heats of the late war, in so touching,
ttiulor and vivid a manner that it
brought tears to the eyes of many;
while the victories obtained by Amer
ican valor were so eloquently referred
to that cheer after cheer aiosefrom the
vast audience. Our limited space will
iiot allow us to give a synopsis of the
oration, soil must suflico us to say, that
with fow exceptions all 6eemed highly
pleased.
After the oration, the assembly were
treated to a song "God Made all Xa
Jture Free" by a number of gentlemen
una 1mJK led by Mr. Brooks, which
elicited well deserved plaudits. "Van
cc Doodle," by the Band, and the
oug of the "Bed White and Blue," by
the German Ilarmonia Club, were then
well executed, and an intermission of
the exercises was had for dinner; after
which the rustic sports of tho juveniles
commenced, producing the wildest ex
citement and most boisterous hilarity
among the participant and their little
'"ends, whilo thu ,nv.u-., .... ,M.,,.i
- w , j, iivvinv
"uitueu tliem with
deep interest, and
rp, '
Beiuenu inepeo-
agieat deal of amuseiuenU
ni. a?., . .
rf.nt.M. ! 1." '""," u,u uiwiiiooii,
"t-iaMUtttllU' fflfli nllirr nrnn l.
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agreeable and onlorlymnnner in which
the day had been observed. The num -
bcr present was estimated at about
fifteen hundred.
i-nt-tiiTS tvtrr.
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The credit of first supcesting the
. ,
, P,a" of the Triumphal Car is due to
. Mr. Jon Bilger, general manager.
' Mr. E. C. Brooks gathered the little
girls together and taught them the
parts they were to perform, assisted by
.ur. if. . utinlap. A word ol praise
i due to the parents of the children
representing the States, for the prompt
ties with which they seconded the
wishes of the committee, and to the
Mises Plymale, Misses Little, Clay
ton and Xulay for their assistance in
preparing the wreaths for the little girls,
on the morning of the 4th. It was the
labor and skill of Messrs. Linn t Hall
that transformed the truck into a mag
nificent car. The Glee Clubs, and the
Brass Band, all performed their parts
woll.
In the evening, by the exertions of a
fun-, &14;l 50 was collected and expend
ed in lire works, which gave quite a
Incly appearance to the streets.
Taken all in all, we have had a splen
did celebration, and 0110, too, that we
feel has rekindled the fires of patriot-
MI 0M tll0 0f
our countrv, and
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may .,,, as the ait qw rfid-fraught
with instructions of lovaltv and love
for the free laws and principles govern
ing the United States of America.
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Senator Williams is regarded through
out tne Atlantic
Mates as prominent i
ntiioiitr those whose names will be pre-'
seated at the next National Union
Convention as a candidate forthel'res-'
ideney. It is seldom in the history of
hU countrv that a Senator fu so shoit a !
time has won so exalted a position in
the c-tiumtjon of the first inimis of the
nation. Lmvitist.
We demur to any such arrangement.
W'q would like to see Oregon's di-tin-guMied
Senator in a better and taftr
position. t e would much rather sec
him elevated to the Vice IVc-idency, j
so that the Nation may have anuueor-'
rutible and honest man to fall hackur
on in case of Democratic assassination of j
the ciiiet magistrate. i
ioi:ui no. Ji-LYSd, lt07. K. A. I.u-!
1
tliroji and family, of this place, liave
just ret timed from the Statcn, after an
absence of nine months all well.
T. II. Fnrivll, of Canyon ille, has ,
sited Sol. Abniham and George llaynes '
for slander he fixes the damages at
)JO'oO.
1. IS. Nicho!, "f Canyon ville, i in
town OAiiiouing a at aiiiouut of gold
and -liver bearing rok, found in Cow
Creek alley. It is reported to be ery
rich
A young child of Prof, lloyal, of
Wilbur, died of whoopim: cough, June
27th. -S
Ci:ksci:xt City. The Union County
Coiixeuliou met at this placo on the
23th ultimo, and nominated the fol
lowing ticket. They are all unexcep
tionable Union men, and will undoubt
edly carry the county:
ForSherifl, Anson Burr; for Clerk, T.
U Thorp; for Treasurer, yiIliaiuSaville;
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t'c011 ai,( California, streets, vesterduv,
.. t.l. i -. i. r. --.. .!.
mi one oi v.umniuci. iv ,uw icy s new
lill'"io. " moini'iitiim" nnil rniivitn
tio'n got at loggerheads, and tho vo-
i.:i ,. ,i ,a ,.,...... t...i :..,. :,.
hiele turned topsy turvv, smashing its
upper wot ks and oneot tho wheels into
small pieces. Tho team was stopped
in tune to prevent tneir running away,
ttud the luckless driver escaped with'a
ery black eye and some sore bones
Collision'. Yesterday morning, a
buggy, with a heavy head of "steam"
on, accideistally collided with a heavy
wagon ; and, as a matter of course, the
weuker machine cavo wav, and was
obliged to haul up for repairs. No
damage was done, except to the vehicle,
and at
X last accounts the driver was ear-
lying about ISO pounds of fluid to the
bquare inch, and singing the " Bang
Stangled Spanner" and the Low Backeii
"Keer," all mixed together.
TiiK Paiitikh, on the night of the 4th,
wei o both well nttended. The patrons
of Jlr. Ilorno express themselves asex-
tremelv well satisfied with the supper
and other arrangements. 'I hose who
jj.iu uiiituii inu -uiiiiiiin, say inui inu
supper was splendid and that the Mad
am outdid herself in attention to her
guests.
Take Xohck. Attention is called
to tho Mictions of thu Assessment law,
Iwiii l?" mT'' ,AsseBb0
- Jay w ill Mart out in a fow days and
peoplo have no excuse whatever for
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lOMiiKiersianningtlic provisions oi tne
nv
- jrr
The RllSSiail'AmCrlcan Treaty
1
NOW BEING RATIFED AT
MuUer&Brentano's
vtnere incy
took of!
aro ODeulnc tbe most splendid
Spring and Summer Good ever
brought to Jacksonville consist
ing In part of
DRY & FANCY GOODS.
.4 GREAT rARISTl'OP
Ladies' Hats and Cloaks,
LADIES, MISSES AND GHILDREN5'
SHOES,
A Go nor al Ass or t mo nt of
Gentlemen and Children'
STOCKINGS;
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
WALL I'Al'KR, WILLOW WARE,
OE.ntEJIE.VS ITRXISIIM GOODS;
(Groceries, Crockcrv. Liuuors
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Ilnnlvnrc, .Mining Tools,
DUUTS, SHOES, ETC.
Jackionvllle, May 3, ISO".
myt
SAX FUA.VCISCO ASSAYING
AND
REFINING WORKS,
No. 110, Montgomery St.,
(UCCLS50KH TO KCIXOOa, UkWsTOX .V CO.)
CAPITAL STOCK, 61,000,000.
Directors.
JOHN IMItnOlT. CIIAS. l McLANi:,
WM.U. KAISIU.N, A.ll.MWAIlU,
LOL'IS A. OAItNLTT.
I.OI I- O MtN'l.TT. I'rusldont nnd Mima
gvr. JOHN IILMftTO.N Jit , Cbttnlitand Su
ptrloicudcnt. pilIS COMI'ANV HAVING GIIKATI.Y
J. tnlurged tliMr Itefliilns Works, and Intro
duced many oilier Important lmpro emend,
arv plaed to announce that they lel warrant
ed la again reducing materially their terms of
MS business.
tuk Tir.ii r or cimikiki
Which they nou submit to the public con
lcrfd w lib reference to the co.t of material
ddcr'd with reference to the co.t of material
and labor is lower than In any other part of
tbe norld, and reeurei to tho laluliif Interest of
lull coatt an important increase in boiii tuc
minting and commercial value of bullion.
Their charges will bo hereafter an folloiri:
on isuvi.vu ttroiiTS rou i'M'iitTtu uoi.u
lUKd.
One-elRhtb of one per cent, (beretoforo a
mia ! sp fis nil Ainnnnli fivut tl 1.(10 Nttsl lurn
U W4 Vt IVI US HIUVHIItl VIVI f SVVV Hit VI IMW
dollars for any tmal cr sum. Itcturos made n
tentyfour hour.
ron isiatino vnrotm ior twrABie biltkii
, .. , LDM.
Tho dollar for tbe gold couta nid. up to
tl.coo.andgne-elijbth ( yne per ocut! for all
amounts over mat sum, and one per cnt.oa
be ill er contained. Iteturns wade In ineutj
lour nour.
rvK i:ehm.u uei-osits uxdk ron coix ok mc
iuiis.
nn nnin ,.n, urn .n. i,i o .... .
a i.uiiivm Mituv ww jw 's m tfV- n.a
ouuee. On bullion from 300 to COO parts cold,
u, l' Vu""- ?" bu,,,u0 ,r0? wti ,0
750 parts gold, 6 cents per ounce. On bullion
fr0ln' m,0 fa, vttltlKoUi 8 eeo p(.r0Ullce.
Above 3U the oufycbaigett ill u for coinage.
Ilut there will be no charge for refining lets
"""' ,nu '"
Ti.i m,.,,,. LI
OK COIM.NO gold.
This charge will be the same as at the Mint
a half of one per cent. and which Is paid by us
lo that Institution, liut Iherowlll be no charge
In futjre for making Hue gold or silver burs
from bullion refined by us.
KKTl'KNS I.N CuIN MAllK IX lOUTr-HOIIT 1101'HS.
Slher lu deposltes for coin will be accounted
for at the same rate customary at the Mint.
Gold bars of other Autjetn la good stand
ing, will be cashed by us at the highest market
rales.
Dust nml linlllnn ran lie fnrurflrile.l (n ill frn.n
any part of tbe country, and returns made
through WelU, Kargo A- Co's Kipress.
CiMUUKS AT C. 8. UIU.Cli MIST.
I For the convenience of those not famllllar
Kith the terms of the Mint, mo subjoin the tar-
iff of charges now in force at that Institution:
I For refining bullion, under 300 parts gold, S
i cents per ounce; lor rtumng bullion Jroin 3U0J
to too parts gold, S cents per ounce; for refin-
lo h""ioa 0,0r cfi0i0.. 1 ?9lP"tof Kia'T7,n,n,U
per ounce; for refiui ig bullion from 750 to
tjbo tuns itold, 11 cents per ounce; for ufin-
X &V& &Fi&
ofoue per ctnt!, and the charge for making flue
silitr bars, the eainc.
Comparing the nett value of deposits forcoln
age, with tbe proceeds of uoparttd gold bars
sold iu tbe market assuming that the bars
have cost of one per cent. Ibey mutt be told
at the following par rates to equal the relurn
which would have been made bad they been de
posited lor coinage:
850 par to equal Mint return, at refining
charge of 11 cents.
845 par to equal Mint return, at refining
charge ol 11 cents.
SC5 iar to uiuai ban rranclfcco A. n
Worluturn, At refining charge of 8 ctqti
t. I .lr
ew ur w wiubi oau
HlfW
San
REDINGTON & CO'S
This valuable nrcnaratton. containing In a
highly concentrated lorrn nil tho proper lies of
Jamaica Ulngcr, liai become one 01 mo most
popular domestic remedies for all disease 01
me stomach and digestive organs.
At a tonic, it will bo found Inviiluabio to all
crsons recovering from debility, whether pro
duced by fever or otherwise, for whilst It im
part to the system all the glow and vigor
that can be produced by brandy, it Is entirely
free from tho ra actlonary edicts of spirits of
any Kind.
It It also an excellent remedy for females
wno tuuer irom iiinicuit uiciuturation, giving
a'mosl Immediate relief to tho spasm thnt so
frequently nccompany that period. It plica
Immediate relief to Xaosca, caused by riding
in a railroad car, or by tcii'ilckm, or other
causes.
It is also valuable us an external applica
tion for gout, rheumatism, neuralgia, etc.
RED1XCT0X k To., .WESTS FOR THIS COAST.
Dated April 24th, 180". np'JT-ybius
Stop that Coughing!
Some yoo. or can't; we pity you. You have
tried every remedy but the one destined by its
intrinsic merit to supersede all similar prepa
rations. It is not surprising you should be re
luctant to try something cl'c, nfier the many
experiments rou have made of trnsliv com
pounds foisted on tho public at n certain cure;
but
Novell's
PULMONARY SYRUP
la really tho VKUY UKST remedy ever com
pounded for the euro of coughs, cold, sore
throat, asthma, whooping cough, bronchitis
and consumption. Thousands of people In
California and Oregon have been already ben
efitted by tho surprising curative poncrs of
Novell's
PULMONARY SYRUP
and will, one accord give it their unqualiflitl
approbation. We now address ourtclvcs to
nil who arc unacquainted with this, tho greatest
I'anucra of tho age, for tho healing of nil dis
eases of the Throat aod Lungs, assuring you
that
Novell's
PULMONARY SYRUP
has cured ilmu-an.lv, ml It U'lt.l. fllllUC
YOU If you trvlt.
This invuluuble medicine U pleasant lo die
luiu-i auuiuing, neiiiing ami simigincijllif in
its efTecK; entirely free from ull poisonous or
deleterious drags, and perftclly Imrmlrs under
nil circumstance.
CertlOeute Irom muny prominent citizens of
Sau Francisco accompany every bottle of
Novell's
PULMONARY SYRUP.
HKDJKUTO.V & CO. Agents,
Hun I'raucikco.
Ahoad of all othors is tho
'Martha Washington'
HAIR RESTORER.
a mtrrrr
ll.UIt ni'.STOIlLIt AM) II Mil lutissut
llulli tum.iliiril In una.
Tiuii nitllir,l.ur'r iUnl
?u! ran ili what Ihli litivnt;
Try II nJ la)-i krci II ttit lit
Cl.lUMillli UuhlrKli'ii."
Tvtnljr tl.ou.uil li4U rtmliiil ui
W kit uukl Uil ll' .luul,
Millkii iiigm tkall coui tthluil ua,
Willi tlitlr tut all ifutmJ.
Will kiep the hair soft and c'csiy,
it
change gray hair to Its orlglual color,
prevent the hair from falling out or get
i
ting thiu, make old heads look young, and
do all that can be reasonably expected of
a genuine, flrit-rato Hair Itestorcr. All
no
who have uicd It proaouuee It superior
dye
to everything of the kind, and beluga
perfect Hair Dresser as well as a perfect
IIs.fr Ilestortr, it Is an acquisition to ev
Trj-
ery toilet. ItedlngtoQ & Co., Wholesale
it.
Agents, San Francisco.
CRAFENBURG UTERINE
Catholicon,
If faithfully uted according to directions, will
cure every case of Diabete, and greatly miti
gate tho troublesome t-lfecU caused by u relax
ation of the outlet of the bladder. It is a most
tucctbful remedy for 0 ravel and other diseases
of the Kidneys aud Uladder, and for female diu
eastg unequallt-u, 'llio UATIIUJ.IU'MA
unlformily cures l'rolaiui, Uteri, Whites, all
Irregularities of the Monthly Turns, Hunprta
ilou, Incontinence of Uriuct liloalingand drop
eical Swellings, and all diseases of I'regnancy.
The specific uclioo of litis medicine is immedi
ate und certain upon the Uterine and Abdom
inul Mu'ctvaand Ugamenti; resloririg them lo
as healthy a stale as thoso ol childhood and
youth, so tbat patients who have used tho
Uk.kknbkhu CoMrANi's Utkrike Oatiioli
cah cannot sufficiently cxpnts their gratitude
lor the relief afforded.
RKDlNfi TON Si CO., Agents,
416 and 418, Front .St, San Francisco.
.fctiiagtoB' flavoring Xxt'ctw
ut intiit from Ficib Fruits. Ewb U.ltl
tiolJi twlca as macb as aojr otbss Irand la
recvnoriirn
JoHM Jj. IKCI I
Alexjlsukh Mixii.v,
GLENN, DRUM & CO.,
3DEAU.K3 13
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
UALirUKNIA STUKKT,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
m mill. liooos
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LOW PRICES WILL WIN I
THE AMOVE .AMP.I) FIIU1 ,
A. tako pleasure In notifying their fileiuls
ntul llio iiulillo cetiernlly, that Ihoy aro now I
receiving nnd optsulng a very large nnd ex
tensile stock or
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
READY MADE CLOTHINO,
HATS AND CAPS,
CALIFORNIA AND SALEM
CLOTHS,
UI.ANKETS,
IIOOP SKI UTS
ETC., ETC.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies', Hisses' and Children's Shoes
tf We have, also, In connection with "tuia
toilr tho nbove, very largo and -ifea
S$f cxtrnsivo itock of cholco -fiVa
ftajr (Jroccrlri, Hardware. -Yxn
St& QuiTiiswnrc, "a
Ctjy Oliiss- -va
ftaV ware. Cutlerv. fi.l
itiy-rnlnls and Oils; also. -Uia
CaT Window Ulusi, Nails, IiiMi-Xra
toy nnd .Steel, Cast nnd Steel -(Hi
Kir l'lows, Wooden nnd Willow ware, -twa
Wo arc ready to sell anything in our Uncut
the 1.0WKSTUASH I'ltlOi:. Persons wl-hlng
lo buy good, will llud 11 greilly to their ad
nntugc lo examine our slock befnru itcl. a
lug clseuiiere, as wcarc deleri.iluid not tu be
undersold by nny house lu Juckon county.
OIo us a cull, nnd then iiiduu li.r voiirtelf
to our capacity to furiilih goods as nbuu'.
(iLr.NN 1)11 LMl, . C.
Jacksonville. March 2, lAcr. if
Sachs Bros
Oi Tin: wiixi : i
THE BIGGEST SHOW,
THE LARGEST SALES,
THE BEST GOODS,
THE LOWEST PRICES,
Of any house this Hide of
SAN FRANCISCO.
I
We have jut opened a
Complete asHortniont of
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FAXCY & STAl'LK DRYtiOUUS,
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SV r 11 I t""1W ly i
BOOTS AND SHOE8
Which fur Vaiii-i), IltaiKy uiitl
Style, cannot bit ect-llcil, ami
ull lit prlci-i lieyonil coin-
lietition.
i
Our Dress Woods llcpiirlmciil.
Ik l.eyuilil ull ('oitiiturlkiiis.
'
out Av:ir styles or
LADJIdS. MISSES ANJ
OUIIDREN'8
'Dextor' aad ubcIowm Ilatu,
AlIK UiUTllM.r THE llaMilOMt-NT Of TUK
rJKlNOk.
OIJll PlllNTN AM) I. AWNS
Are of entirely new dealirisH.
Our Paranoia, Embroideries!,
JACONET AND SWISS
wx'xt.xpjaiw
Aro the most rulml, and the cheapest la lb,
County,
OF CLQTIUSU,
GENTLEMEN'S HATS,
oetH sad Mhoos,
We illsisluy (lie latest ''Aguuies,"
And wo feci confident all those who will fu
tor us with a call, will lento our store highly
satisfied Willi our HOODS, FASHIONS, and
last but not least, OUJt PlllCOUS,
8ACIIH JIHOK.
Orocerisii, Liquors,
Tobacco aad sfgar,
Still selling at uuv usuul low rates
Jacksonville, May 11,1667,
JlMSJ T. GlEX.V,
S.T-I86O-X.
i Person of mlenlnry h.blt, trouble-1 wllbf
weaknr, lu-'lliiilr, palpitation of the brt,
lack of nppvlitv,distro after rating;, torpid llv
or, coiMllpiitlou. ele , do-rrc lo suiler if they
i will not try the celebrated PLANTATION HIT
TKItS, which uru now recommended by the high-
i et iuxl'vril lUllliorlU', nnd warra'ilvd to piu
uiieeitnitnmciiiaiii iienoliciiil vRvCt. Tliy aro
eceeiliii(;ly m-tccuMc, perfectly putr.nnd mini
supersede all other tonic wheto u healthy gvn
tie stimulant I remtlred.
They purify, s rcngtl.cn mid InvlguMti
Jhey create a healthy nppotll...
They are nil antidote tuchine of water and
diet.
The slrcnulheii tbe svtteii nnd p.illrrti i)
m I ml.
They prcfenl mlasmtllc and lutetmltteut fe
vers. They purify the bre h nnd neldlly uf tbs
tlUIIIACH.
Tboy cure II
lriicpit nnd Conillpitloii
I. Ivor Complaliil mid tu
i ney cure
hcndiicht1.
tarroui
Thl'V initio lbs Upilk (lion- till! l.imill.l l.rlt.
limit, and nto exhaii'led tiaturv'a grv.il rtiircr.
They nro compi.s.d of the celebrated Oallay
bark, wlnleri;ret-u, mrsiilra, toota mid her lu,
nil prcmed In perfi-cllr purj St. Cri.lxrum
rorpirtlciilnr.,ee clrcuura and le'llmoulaU
around each buttle.
Hen nro of lniio.ter. K-unlne every bottle,
bee that It bin our p.-te L'. S. stamp uuniu
tlliiteil over the coik, with plantation scene,
find our Mgniluro on a Una steel pUte sldu la
bol. See that our bottle I not lllled with spu
rloilsnnddeleterloii sluir. Any porsuil pro
lending to sell Plutilnlloii llllter by IhoKiUoa
or In bulk, l an Impostcr. Auy person Imlta
Clnsr thlt lioltls. Or selling nny other materi
al thetilii, whether called I'liintallmi llittrrsor
not. Is n criminal uinlrr Urn I. K. I.nu- nn.l uin
i bo so proH-culnl by u. The ili-umiid for Drake's
PluiUlluii Hitter, from .idle, olercymcii,
merelmuli, etc.. U Incredible. 1 he slmplit trial
, or n jiulllo If llio vvliU'iici uo pre, lit oflltlr
worth nnd superiority. They aio -old by all
J respectable druggUtf, gtneers, ph)lcliin, ho
i lel, saloons, steamboat and country sturi-i,
l. II. Driiliu f. Co.
MAGNOLIA WATER.
A toilet delight I Tho bidle' trea.iiro mil
gentleman' boon I The "sweetest thing'- and
?r.'1 'I"""!!. Miinreliired from the rleb
. J""!,irr,,,!!B1,l.l,i,!l: , ' Vx'1 fw,i '""HI"" '".' ,,c.r
son and f.iee, to render the "Mil soft and Ircab,
' lu, " "'""T "" "' ", I"' "w. '"'"". "c,
It omcomci the liuiilenianl odor of ncnulra
tloil.
It rtiuovra ridnc, tun, blolcheii, etc.
, ltcnro.1 mrioiis hiinLicliu nnd nlla.s liilhm
innlloii. It cools, soften -ml adds delicacy tu the skill.
' It leld a iiilxliied nnd ltlii)j pet fume.
It cm is mii'ipielo Win nml sling i.rinecls.
It ciiutulns no nmlcrl.il lujurbiiis to thu sk In.
It I wh.it every bid) should hate, Hold ev
erywhere. Try lint Magnolia Water unco nml
1 .jii III ii mi other colugiie, perfumery or
lollut ituteraltirnuids.
i Dcmai Harriet & Uo.
Props, excliislte Agvuts, .N. V.
LYON'S KATHAIRON.
It U a mot dillghtful hair ilrcvlng.
It enidlciites Kill f and ilutidruir.
It kif H the tn-.nl cuul nnd clnm.
It in.iKu lb h.ilr rhdi " ' mil iIdsm
It preli-'di hair lurnlu v".' and lnllui
olf
It reaiotii bulr mi prei.mliirely buld hinds.
Till I. Ju.l whal l.yt.n's Kuthalrim Mill do.
It Is pretty It la chrup-durable. Ii U liter
ally sold by tho car luvi, and yet Ita aliaot In
credible ilvnuiid It lUlly liiciraidtig, until Ibrr
U hardly u country sturo Ihul dues not keep ti,
or a fiunlly thut does not ne It.
E-Thomas Lyon, Cbnnl.i, N. V.
Xyon'a Bxt't of Oirigor;
I.yon'" Kxlract of Pure Juuiaclt (linger for
ludlgollon, Nau.eu, Ikaitbiiiu.tjlck lK-ailacl.c,
ClioUra .Minims, l-'Inti.K-iivy, ele., where a
wanning stliuiiluiit U roiulrvd. Jlat careful
lirci.urutlun und intlre niirllv maku it a cheni.
und reliable urllcle fur tulluury pin puses. i.ld
cveiywheieutoOcU. per l.ltle. Ak for "l.y.
' t VL"1; 'kv.uo""'.r- eoXlx
lliu l.rlt ii til 1T U a.l..t..a. f.T I II.. a..... I I..
niw'iimuui w. siiwiii ut t lid its iitiiiivvj a UU
is on the cork uf iach liottle.
Nona other Is
genuine.
Mustang Liiilmi'iitr
late y
tho Muiisau MuManir l.lulineut.
Fur cuts, kiirutun, burns, inelllngs und caked
IffVuti!'- -uK i.ium.vit u a acr
l-'ornhcumalliin,iieurjlgla,sllirjuliil,tliig
and bites, there is nothing like the Mexican
Jin tang i.iunnent.
l-'or ti.avlmd liorm", the i.oll-evll. rlncbone
and sHteuy, the Mexican Muttuug Liniment
rorwliid-kcalls. tcralches. blif-licad ami si.llnt
iu Mexican Mustauit l.lnliueut It vwirtu lis
weight In gold.
Cuts, bruises, miraliis and swellliik'S. are so
common nnd cerlulu to occur In uivry family,
that it bottle or this l.liilmuul Is tho best Invest
lot lit thut cuu Ijo made.
ft Is mure cirtulii than tho doctor It save
time In sending for tbe doclni it Is cheaper
tbuu the doctor, arid should nt-tv bo dlipcuicdi
with.
"In lifting the kettle fiom the (lro, It lipped
otcr aud Kaldtd my bauds tirrlbly,
Thu Mustang Llulmviit uxlrnctid the pain,
caused thu sore tu hrul tupldly. und loft tury
little scar. Cius. 1'oirKii, IJO lltoad SX, Phil.
Mr. 8. Mich, of llde Park, Vt., writes: "My
tT,ce Z !". of the Mulg TlXal T Cl
sold him for 16u. uur l.ldlmeut in doing
wonders up hero."
All gvuuluu I uiupptd hi steel plate ongrat
liig,)Kuid 0. W, Westbrook, chemist, aud al
so has thu private U, S. stamp of Dcmsslluruta
. co. over the tup. Look closely. Hold by all
druggists, at 22, SO qts. und 9100.
Xya' Fla Vawder.
Death to Fleas. It Is well know u that Lyou's
genuine Mugu tic ponder will perfectly destroy
every thing u tho shape or fleas, licks, bed-bugs
roaches, eto j (hat It Is perfect poUou lo tho la
sect, trtby, but entirely Imriuleis to tho human
sncclcs und domcatlo aiilmtls. Tho genuine bs
the signature of Ii l.yon, umUbo prlvato stamp
of Dontas liarues X Co. Anything else of this
kind Is uu Imitation or counterfeit. Am druc
, glil will procure thq ijenulnc,if jpu In.Ut yon
villi have nl nthr ' It; SlJ-ly,
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