Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, August 10, 1867, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'1 j fill? OREGON SBNTIL. fSATiimuvMoKMW, AuoubT 10, 1807. R o 1 i g i o n S .-Rev. .Tnmcs "Wood r, 0f llenldsbtirg, Onl., (Presbyterian) will nrcncli in the Court House, to-morrow morning, nt 11 o'clock. Eiaknbiiuko, .Ttjly 20, 1807. En. Skstinki.: I notice by your tmitcr tlmt n band of Indians nro strag L'linc nboiit in Josephine Co. This is nlso the enso in Curry county. Sover- nl bands have been seen that evident ly were juHt from tho Reservation, and they state that "all tho Indians arc about to return to their old haunts." There is some little evidence in the loss of sundry horses in this county, lately, that Indians aro concealed in tho ral lies of tho Coast Itange, on tho head waters of tho streams whero gamo abounds. Curry county has been tho sceno of such horrid Indian wars, that tho peo ple are quito sensitive- when they seo an Indian prowling about. The Super intendent of Indian Ail'airs counseled ono of our citizens, about two years ago, to shoot the Indians if they came here, and it is very likely they may take him at his word. Somo feu emigrants have been added to our population this past year, and more are talking of Bottling here. Up on Itoguo River there nro as fine "myr tle bottoms" as upon the Coquille, with cio great ndvantnge of good grass ranges adjoining; while- the "bald lulls" of tho coast are splendid grass ranges for cattle or sheep, and the country is remarkable for its healthy climate. Iti:mh. Attkmiti:!) Munnnit. Last Satur day morning, a Sir. Ilarpool, recently from Marion Co., was struck on the head with a stone, in the hands of one Richard Tenont, and soverly injured. Ilarpool had started from Marion coun ty, accompanied by his family, and on the way this man Tencnt, alius "Plow Roy," had fallen in with him, and was recommended as a gentleman; but on the way out he showed himself a hcouudrol, mid Air. II. bid him leave the train. He promised reform, and kept along until they reached Grave Creek, when Ilarpool relused to go further with Tencnt. Tencnt called him to one side for a private conversa tion, and Mr. II. told him plainly that ho considered him a bad man and de sired not his company. The other then vaid that he would leave, but said he wixlicd to part in friendship and pro posed that they hhako hands. While shaking hands, Tencnt struck Ilarpool on tho temple with a stono which he had concealed about him. Mrs. II., hearing tlie no!?, went out to the scene and found her husband lying on tho ground bleeding. Tencnt then went to the wngon, took a double-barreled gun belonging to tho wounded man, and fled into tho woods it is thought ho went north. Mr. Ilarpool Sad Accident. Mr. Ezra Rhinehart was killed on Saturday evening last, nt Mr. John Walker's jdacc, nnd was buried the next day by the Good Tem plars, of which order he was a member. We understand tho circumstances of his death to bo ns follows: Ho was drawing hay into the bam, and remark ed to his aid just beforo entering tho bam, that they would unhitch without unloading. His companion stopped behind to shut tho door, and it is sup posed that tho wagon tonguo struck against n post, stopping tho wagon so suddenly that Mr. Rhinehart was pre cipitated forward oft" tho load of hay, nnd fell between tho horses, whero he was so stamped nnd injured by them that ho lived but about an hour. It is prolmblo that in falling, his head struck tho wagon tonguo and stunned him. Ho did not speak after being hurt. Mr. R. was much esteemed by a largo cir clo of ncqunintanees. Blanks. Wo hnvo received from II. II. .Bancroft & Co., book nnd sta tionery dealears in San Francisco, a complete sot of blanks adapted to tho U. S. Bankrupt Act of March 120, 1807. They are prepared with care, and with especial referenco to that law, and nro printed iii tho best style. Attorneys will insure correctness nnd savo them selves much labor by thoir purchase, l'or salo by II. H. BaucreR & Co. and stationery dealers generally through out tho coast. W. II. Woodbury has been appoint ed Deputy Collector of Internal Rove mte, for tho 11th Divison, 0th Dlstriot, wnfornia, Comprising the county of "ol iNorto. Woodbury belongs in Crescent Citv. RosKnuno, Auo. 7, 1807. July 31st was ono of Oregon's hottest days mercury nt 110 in the shade. Mr. T. J. Singleton, ono of our enter prising laroiors of Deer Crock Valley, was severely injured yesterday nftcr nooti. lie was engaged in hauling grain, nnd in attempting to slido from a load to the ground, ho camo in con tact with a sharp stake, which pene trated the lower part of the abdomen, inflicting a frightful if not fatal wound. Quito nn aggravated caso of assault camo off nt Flood's .Storo tho other day, in which a man by tho name of Short bent another over the head quito severely with a revolver. Persons pres ent saw no apparent causo for the at tack. Short fled, and has not yet been arrested. Citors. Harvesting in this valley is nearly over, and tho grain yield will fall far behind that of last year. Wheat, according to tho best information that wo can gnthor, is scarcely a two-thirds crop. Hurley is a failure, and oats aro lighter than known beforo in this sec tion. So much of last year's crop of wheat, however, remains on hand, that there will bo no scarcity, and nn in crease in the prico of flour is not antic ipated. Tho demand for oats to fill the contract for Ft. Klamath, and to supply the stago line, will so nearly ex haust tho crop, that they are expected to bring a good prico beforo spring. SiiAni'ENcou.NTKiL Last week, Ivcn Applegate of tho Toll House, discover ed a largo grizzly nnd two cubs in the pasture, only a few hundred yards from tho house. Being unarmed, he returned to tho house, and, accompa nied by his brother Lucien, each armed with n "Henry Rifle," sallied forth to attack her bcarship. Approaching to within fifty yards, they delivered their fire, and although somewhat sickened, the bear made a desperate charge on them, which wns cooly met with an other volley. Three times tho boys poured their fire into her at short range, and three times the enraged beast charged on them ; but nt the fourth volley sho concluded that the contest was unequal, and dashed into the chnpparal, marking the brush with blood nt every bound. Having no dogs, tho boys did not follow her, but are quite confident that the received every one of tho eight shotB fired nt her nearly all in vital parts ol the body. Pimso.VAL. Mr. P. W. Gillette, the traveling agent and correspondent of tho Oreyonian, called on us this week. Hois meeting with excellent success, nnd must coiitinuo to do so, as tho Ortyonian has been so conducted as to make it a necessity among tho business men of tho State, without ref erenco to politics. Mr. Gilletto is en livening tho columns of tho Ortyonian with truthful, matter-of-fact descrip tions of the country through which ho passes ; from which all reflections on tho political bias of its citizens have so fur been excluded. Wo wish him suc cess in increasing tho circulation of that valuable journal. Mail Coxthact. Tho contract for tho mail service between Lincoln, Cal ifornia, and Portland, Oregon, has been awarded to Jebse I). Carr, of San Francisco, at $100,000, per annum. Tho scrvrco is to be, as at prceent, sev en times a week. Carr is said to bo an old and experienced htngo man, be ing interested in a lino from San Joso to Visalia, and also in that from San Fraucisco, to Boiso City. Mr. Carr's contract commences on tho 1st of Octo ber next. China Ronmnts, Last week somo China thioves were discovered in a mining claim, near Williamsburg, by tho owners. Tho celestial gentlemen were cleaning up a ground sluice, by scraping up tho dirt and amalgam and putting it into sacks. Tho owners of tho claim gnvo the light-lingered gen try a sound drubbing. Whooping Cough. This dangerous complaint is, wo learn, very prevalent on tho other sido of Bear Creek, whero several hnvo died of it. It is on tho decreaso in town, but there aro still soveral very sovero cases. TitouTiNG. Mr. L. B. Appfcgatc, and lady, took a trip to Kano Creek, a tributary of Klamath, last week, and In f-r rlnva flfillinir CttUiiht OVCr two hundred and fifty fine trout. Lieut. Henderson takes tho part of his men, and states in a card (hat tho report of arson being committed by them is ialso. If you wish the very best Oabixbt ' Puj" graphs, you must call ou BRA DLL V & KU LOFSON, 429, Montgomery1 Street, Saa Francisco. Tnoors ron Fr. Klamath. Tlin steamer lutnnie Troup came over yes- icruay wuu anotlier company ot sol diers, and landed them nt Capt. Kelly's camp. We informed that they are to join his expedition nnd upon arriv ing nt Fort Klamath will garrison that post. Orcgonian. A boy's idea of having a tooth drawn may bo summed up as follows : The doc tor hitched fast on to me, pulled his best, and just beforo it killed me, tho tooth came out. no UN. " SMWT In Crescent City, VfedntsJay Jutr 31. of th lfr rAdm Sml.lt, i on. MOOlinUKV In Crescent Clljr. August lst.oflhn wlfoor W. 11 oU.itry, daughter. NEW ADVKKTISKMENTS. THE GREAT New" York Circus ANIRIAJLSIIOW. LEE & RYLAND, MANAGERS. THIS GIGANTIC ESTABLISHMENT, with Its Immense nnd magnificent array of Arcnlc nnd Equestrian talent will appear In Jacksonville, on Friday Evening, August 16th. Look out for the wonderful Traiuocl X3-u.lTn.lo AND HIS INDIAN RIDER, The celebrated NEW YOIIK CI.OWN, WILLIAM KENNEDY, The Star KIdcr of tho World, i:ri:iuh:hk KQUKSTiunxxE, in her elegant nnd tasteful nets, THE ASTONIJIHNfl JAP'NESE PERFORMANCES, And the Wonderful TROUPE OF rERi'OOIMJ CHILDREN. ADMISSION Children, 50 cents. SI Notice to Tax-Payers. Outer. Cm.. Intnimai. IIkvfm'R NOTICE IS HEIIEIIY GIVEN THAT THE Annual lAt of Tac for tboyear 16f.7, corn-Mint; ol Special Taxes. (Licenses) Income Taxes, Putks on Watcher. Carriage, etc.. hn been returned to me for collection. All tax-payers residing In Jackson nnd Jo sephine counties, are hereby notified that Jntnei M. Sutton. Dcpty. Col , will he at Jacksonville from ISfli o25tli Insts., to receive nml receipt for taxes, in Jack son county, nnd will bo at Klriiivilleoii tlic27tb, una At Wnliloon (luSOlli. Unless pnjment Is made at the time specified. cor-to und penalties will lie nddid. In the manner prescrllted by Invv M. CIIAWFOKD, Col. uauti iiic juiu tiny 01 i August, 18G7. nglOtd TO WHOM IT MAY CONCCHN. f UNDERSTAND THAT TIlEltE IS A UK X port In circulation, that tlio dclncbment of men under my command burned nn old house, standing just ln-yond the Diir Cretk Bridge, In Josephine county. I pronounce this report ut terly false. My men nro not guilty of such prac tice, and If citizen were an ready to rtfuso them Honor an to malign them. my duties would be inucli Ussencd. W. HIVING HESDEItSON, 'id Lieut. Ut U.S Cav. The Russian-American Treaty NOW J1K1XO It.lTiri:!) AT Muller &Brentano's Where they are opening tho most splendid stock of Spring nnd Summer Uoods cut brought to Jacksonville consist- leg lu part of DRY & FANCY GOODS. A GREAT VARIETY OP Ladies' Hats and Cloaks, LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENS' SHOES, A General Assort moot of VLaSmJK-M.-M32m9 Gcutleiueii and Children' STOCKINGS; CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, WALL PAPER, WILLOW WARE, CEXILEMEYS FURXISMG GOODS; Groceries, Crockery, Liquors, Hardware, Mining Tools, i BOOTS, SHOES, KTO. Jacksonville, Way 3, f8C7. iny REDINGTON & CO'STj" t.'ouC;; This Tftlnablo prcpnrntlon, containing in n highly concentrated lorm nil the properties of Jamaica Ginger, has become one of the most popular domestic remedits for all diseases of tho stomach nnd digest I vo organs. As n tonic, It will be found Invaluable to all persons recovering from debility, whether pro duced by fever or othcmie, for whilst It Im parts to tho -system nil tho glow and vigor that can be prcwiicftl ny urnnuy, u is entirely free Irom tho re-nctlonary effects of spirits of nny kind. It is nlso nn excellent remedy for Icmnles who suffer from difficult mensuration, giving n'most immediate relief to the spasm that so frequently accompany that period. It gitcs immediate relief to Xauea, caused by riding in n railroad car, or by sea-ilckniss, or other caues. It Is nlo vnliifibli) ns nil external applica tion lor gout, rheumatism, neuralgia, etc. RCDIXOTOJf K To., AGENTS FOR THIS TO 1ST. Dated April 24th, 160". np27-yl-lns Stop that Coughing! Cam il rtf AAtt'lt 1A ttltt rtt Vrtll tlfltrt trtrxl nvftrt MMiiimIp Iml ttin nnri ilitat tnrvt tiv Ita Intrinsic merit to tupewtlc nil similar prcpa rations. 11 is noi turnrmnj; you piiouui ie re iimlnnt In ft smnt Itlm ntcn oflip llirt nmnr luviuiii iv j rwtiihuiiii vi-f . tiv listing experiments jou have made of trashy com- but NcwclFs PULMONARY SYRUP Is really the YEUV BEST remedy ever com pounded (or tho euro of coughs, cold', sore throat, nthni(i, whooping cough, bronchitis ond consumption. Thouands of pooplc In California and Oregon have been already lion tQttcd by tho surpriilng curative powers of NewelFs PULMONARY SYRUP and with one accord plvo It their uniiualifled approbtllon. We now address ourn-Uri to nil who aro unacqualntu with this, the greatest l'nnacea of tho age, for the hcalihtf of nil dis cans of the Throat mid Lungs, uiiurinjf jou that Ncivcll's PULMONARY SYRUP hat cureJ thousands, and It WILL CURE YOU If you try it. This invaluable medicine is plcntnnt to the taste; toothing, hwilinc und strcngilxnliig In its cfltTtf ; entirely frra from all poisonous or deleterious drugs, und perfectly lurmkss under all clrriimliiii(-ts. CYriincnics Itom Tnnny prominent citizens of San Prauclico accompany every bottle of Ncwoll's PULMONARY SYRUP. ItKDIXOTOX Si CO. Agents, Sun Friuiclt'co. Ahead of all othors is tho 'Marllia Wa.slliIlgtoIl, HAIR RESTORER. a rrnrrcT HAiii itr.STOitt:u and it Mil imi:mn limit oiul,liufl In ttnr. Tru.l uuothtr, lni'r pImmiiI .Nmii mm il-i whiil tltU IiIi1ji4 Tiy llH.il lwHi Lm, a rt.i4t -L'. lU. Milli ulilulvii." Tnl)T lktuunl Iimi.Ii rmiliiJ ut U lil t iwbl Iwt It'i (!, illllkiu uwie lull ruiiit Milu-I u, III, thrir lllr all t.imii-J. Will keep tho hair xoft and glot'i It cbaugo gray hair to Its original color, prevent the hair from fulling out or get ting thin, make old heads look young, nnd Is do all that can be reasonably expected of no a genuine, flrtt-rnto Hair Iicslorcr. All who have used It pronoun) It superior to everything of the kind, and being a perfect Hair Drctser as well as a perfect Hair Ilcitorcr, It Is an acquisition to ev ery toilet. Hiding ton tc Co., Whulcialo Agents, San I'rancltco, dye Try It. CRAFENBURC UTERINE C.ilholicon, If faithfully used according to directions, will cure every case of Diabetes, und greatly miti gate tho lroub!come tllects cituied by u relax ation ol the outlet of the bladder. It is a most successful remedy for (iruvel und other diuatet of the Kidnes and Madder, und for female dis esses Is unequalled. The CATIIOLICOX uulformlly cures Prolapsus, Ultrl, Whltis, all IrreguluritifS of the Mu'itbly Turin, Suppres sion, Incontinence of Urine, liloaiiog and drop slcul SwelliuL'i, und all diseases of PreLMiuncy. The specific action of (his medicine is immedi ate und certain upon the Uterine and Abdom inal Muscles and Ligaments; restoring them to as heulthy a state as those ol childhood and youth, so that patients who have used the UilAKKNUKUU C'OWl'ANV'8 UtKIIINK OaTIIOM- oan cannot sufficiently express their grutitude for the relief afforded. RKDINOTON & CO,, Agents, 416 and 418, Front Si. Sun Frunclsco, M.ediagton's Xlavoring Ext'cts art madt front FruU FruIK. Icli toltU holJi Ulcaai moeh u au ether traailla Ilia uarlcl, conifiutntljrtbsjr art llichai til ) thi Kit I'SKKOOTIIki; Jon S. DitUM ' AutjLvrcn Mtitm. GLENN, DRUM & CO., CDKU.KK3 t!3 GENERAL MERCHANDISE CALivonxiA sTitKirr, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. WW Willi. NEW (iOOI)S ....AND.... 2SOSW PKEOES! LOW PRICES WILL WIN ! rpim AHOVn NAMED VIUM X lake pleaMiru In mitirvlng their friend nnd tliu public generally, tlmt they aro now receiving and opening a very Urgu and ex teniltc stock of STAPLE DRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOTHINO, HATS AND CAPS, CALIFORNIA AND SALEM CJ.OTIIS, BLANKETS, HOOP SKIHTS ETC., ETC. BOOTS AND SHOES, Ladies', Misses' nnd Children's Shoes. CaT" Wc Imve. nlso, in connection with -8 C&" the nlmvr?, n very large ntid l Bay extensile stock of choice "TtW JCy (irocerles.IInrdwnre, trj Ca)- Qnevnswnro, "Xfii CUT Olus- -J CSV ware, Cutlery, -G)a Z5- I'ulnts nnd Oils; nlso, "Gil teiy-Window (JIum, Xnlls, lron-ja ry- und Steel, Cuit nnd Steel "Hit C&r Plows, Wooden nnd Willow ware, "foa We are re'adv to sell anvlhlnc In our line nt tho I.OUT.STOASII I'KIUK. l'ersoiii wishing to buy gomM, will llml It greatly tu their ml vanlugu Iii examine our stuck Moru piuchm lug elsewhere, ns wo aro determined lint to be undersold hy nny house In Jackson county. Give, us n call, nnd then judgu lor yourself as to our capacity to furnish goods us ubow. CLENX, DIUIM, 44 Co. JaeksHiivlllc, March 2, 1ECT. tf SACHS BROS. ON Till: WING ! THE ISM.CEST SHOW! Till: I.AUUEST SALES! Tin: iu:st cooos and THE LOWEST I'UICr.S. This sido of San Francisco ! IV o hnvo Just opened n complete rusorlnicnt ol Fancy & Staple Drygoods, Clotliing, DooIh and Shoes, Which for tortety, Ilcauty und Stylo, Cannot Imi Kxcelled, ami all at Prices llejond Competlon, Our Dress (iouils DciinrlmtiU Is licyontl ull cuiiiimrlMuii. Our New S'tyloB of Lrtdios, iMiflsca ttml Cliilrircu'ri 'Doxtor' and Sundown Ilata, AreCcrtaloly tho llandsouest of thoHcasonl! Our PRINTS and LAWNS arc of entirely now designs. Our Parasols, XJmbroidorios, JACONET & SWISS STRIPES Aro tho most recherche and the cheapest in tho county. OF CLOTllINO, GENTLEMEN'S HATS, Boots and Shoos, Wo tllspluy tho lutebt "Agonies," And we feel confident all tboio who will fa vor us with it call, will leave our storo highly sati.lled wllb our COOlLS, FASHIONS, aud lad but not least, OUIt PKICOLS. SACHS IIHOS. Grocorios, Liquors, Tobacco and ffogars, Still Hcllliigut our usual lou rates Jacksonville, May II 18C7, V S.TI86OX. Persons of sentary hbll, troubled wills weakness, laltudv, pilpltatlon of (bo heart, lack of npprlltf, distress after eating, torpid ll er. constipation, etc., deserve (0 sutfer If tlior will not try tht celebrated PLANTATION Hlt TKItS, which are now recommended ly the high est med'eal ntithnrltes, and warranted tu pru duco nn Immediate K'tiellclnl iffect. They nro exceedingly ngroenhlc, (wrfcclly pure, nnd must supersede nil other tonics where a healthy, gen tle stimulant ts required. They purify, strenglhoii nnd Invigorate. They create n healthy appetite. They are nu antidote lo change of water and diet. They strengthen tho system aud enliven th mind, They prevent inlnimatlo and Intermittent fi vers. They purify tho brea'h nnd acidity of th siomnen. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They euro Liver Complaint nud nervous hendiche. They nnko the weak strnntr. tho lanstild bril liant, und aro exhausted nature's great restorer. They nro composed of tho celebrated Callsay bark. wtntergrctMi, Sii-sulnts, roots nnd herbs, nil prcsemif In perfectly pun St Croix ruin, l'or particulars, seo circulars ami testimonials around each bottle. lieu are, of Impostor. Uxamlno every bottle. Poo that It has our p.ivMo 17. S. stamp untilti Minted orr the cork, with plantation scene, nnd our signature on it flnn steel plate sido la-ln-1. Sen that our Inittlo la not tilled with spu rious nnd deleterious stulT. Any person pru tending to sell Pliuilnlliiii Hitters by tho gallon or In bulk. Is an Impuster. Any person imlta. ting this bottle. Or selling any other materi al therein, whether called I'liiiiUtlmi Hitters or not, Is iv erlnilunl under the V. S. Law.nnd will Ui so prosecuted by us. The demand for Prake's l'l.intalloii Hitlers, from Indies, clergymen, merchants, etc.. Is Incredible. Tho slmpln trial of n buttle ts the eUdeuca wa present oftlelr worth nud superiority. They nro sold by nit respectable druggists, grocers, physicians, ho tels, saloout, steambuats and country stores, P. II. Drake (.Co, MAGNOLIA WATER. A toilet delight I Tho ladles' treasure anl KcntleiiiauV boon I Thu "sweetest Ihltig" and largest iptnntlty. Munufitcltired from the rlih Southern Magnolia. Usui fur bathing Iho ptr 1011 nud face, lo render thu skin soft nud fresh, to prevent eruptions, lo perfumo clothing, eto. It overcomes tho tiuplensaut oilorof perspira tion. It remnvrs redness, tan, blolches, etc. It ctircn nervous headachu and ntlays Inflam mation. It coots, softens nd adds delicacy to the skin. It yield n subdued nud lasting perfume. It cures muxpietn biles nnd slings til Insects. It contain no material liijut 'on tu iho skin. It js what i-tory lady should h.tte. Sold at crywhere. Try the Magnolia Witter oucu and ytiii will use no other cologne, perfumery or toilet water nllei wards. Dcmrts Ilarnen & Co. Props, exclusive Agents, N. V. LYON'S KATHABRON- It Is a most delightful hair dressing. It erndleates scurf nud lUndriitr. It ki-s-ps the heail cool mid clean. It m.tkis the hair rleli, soil ttml (lossy. It prut cuts hair turning gray and lulling otr. It restores hatr 011 pp'inatiirely bald heads, Thl Is Just whit 1.) nits Kulhulron will do. It is prelly It Is cheup durable. It U liter ally sold by thu ear lo.t.l, nnd yet Its tiluiost In ert dlllo demand Is dally Increasing, until thcri iahitrdly a country stum that does not keep It, or u family that due not iimj it. E Thomas Lyon, Chtmiit, N. Y, Lyon's H::t't of Gingor. Lyon'M Extract of Pure Jamscla (Singer for liidlgtslloti, Nausea. Heartburn, Sick lleadacht', Oh ultra .Mm bus, 1 laiuleney, tic, where a warming sllmuluitt Is rtiiiilretl. lis careful prepurullnn nud entlro purity mako It a cheup und rillablu uitlele lor culinary purpuoa. Sold otenwhiru itt Cllcts. ptr Ixitlle. Ask '.nt "l.y on'a ' iniro extruot. Tuku 110 oilier. Sen Hut the ptltutu U. H, slump nf Pvmas Harm's .t Co. Is on thu coik of melt bottle. Nuuu ollwr Is genuine. Miislan Linlmi'iii. Ilavo you it hurt child or a lame horse t Usa Iho Mexican Mustang Liniment, I'Or cut, sprnlus, burns, i wellliiKS and caked breasts, thu M'Utleuu Mutlaug Liiilmeiit Is u cer tain cure. l'or Ilheuinatlsin, neuralgia, sllirjolnts, stings nnd bites, Ihero Is nothing like the Mexican Mustang Liniment, l'or spavined horses, Iho poll-uvll, rlnabono and sweeny, thu Mexican Muitaug Llufiuciit itutcr 'alls. Kurwlud'galls, scratches, blgdtcad and splint thu Mexican Muitaug Lliiluivitt Is worth lis weluht In gold, Culs, bruises, sprains and swellings, aro so common und cuUlii In occur hi uttry family, that a bottle of this Liniment is thu best Invest ment tlmt can ho made. It Is iitoru certain than lha doctor It sates tlmu In sending lor lb doctor- It Is cheaper than Hie doctor, anil should nuter be dlspemed with. 'In lining tho kettle from Ihu lire, It tipped over ami fculdid my hands terribly. Thu Mtittang l.lulinenl oxlraelvd Iho pain, caused thu fcoru In ht-ii! rupldly. unit It Tl very little, sear. Cius. Posr.ii, f.'O Ilrontl SI. Phil, Mr. S. I.ltcli, or llydtt Park, Vl.,wrilts; "My horso was considered worlhlrM, (spavin) but since thu utu of thu Mustang Llnlmvul, I lava sold him for $130, Your I.lulmtut Is doing wonders up litre.'1 All genuine is wrapped In steel plate- engrav ings signed (!, W. Weslhrook, chiinlit, aud nl so has tliu private U. b, rlsinp of Llemss Humes A co. oter the top. Look closely. Sold by all druggists, at 25, CO Cts. nud $100. Lyon's Floa Fowdor. Death to Fleas. It Is well known that Lyon's genuine Mttgit Ho powder will perfectly destroy et cry thing in Iho shape of Ileus, ticks, Ud-bugs roaches, etc i that It is perfect poison to thu in sect tribe, but entirely harmless lo tho human species and domestlo anlurtli. The genuine ,as the signature of 12. Lyuu,aud tho private stamp of Pemas Harries A Co, Anything vlto of this kind Is an Imitation or counterfeit. Any drut; gist will procure thu gtuulno, if vou itulst you will Luu no other 1c p ly