Oregon sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1858-1888, August 24, 1867, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textmivifl mi u'l in vii. m i itwii.i i ill I3 UlinUUll jjuiiimuii. qTritllDAYMoRNINO, AuOUST 24, 1807. ZZZa,n -n. W. 0ln, (Pfbjlrln) of Fort Jo"'! cffi'k" m preach I.' hnnli, tomorrow, at jl o'clock A. '- mmam eeeee-eeessei iMBXruavnLK. Wo learn from the best authority, that Judgo Calilwoll of Josopbino county, refused to hold Hor ion on a ohargo of grand larceny, al though ho acknowledged in tho pres ence of Bovoral witnesses that ho had Htolon Mr. York's horse. Ho not only made such acknowledgment, but cor roborated tho statement by tracing ,nost accurately with a pencil tho routo to tho spot whore ho had left him. It is dlfllcult to understand why. Prob ably the Judgo thought it expedient to liavo him tried for his offence in this county first, or that Josopbino county was too poor to punish offenses com mitted within her limits. If Horton bo not convicted of tho charge against him in this county, and tho ovidenco is really so overwhelming against him in that, ho should bo returned to its jurisdiction nnd punished. Horso steal ing is something tho people of this section aro peculiarly sensitive nbout and if tho oflloials will not enforco tho Inw when the ovidenco is plnin, poo plo cannot bo blumed for enforcing it themselves. Wo intend no reflection on Judgo Caldwell, and if our state ment is not sustained by facts, will cheerfully correct it. m Ik His Old Quautkiis.-Horton, who broko jail hero a short time since, was brought from Kirbyvillo on Wednes day ovoning, by Sheriff Owon. Tho authorities of Josephine county woro nbout to turn him loose, but our Sher iff requested tho honor of his company, nnd tendered him tho hospitality of Jackson county until tho noxt term of court. Owen expresses tho belief tltat tho fellow is an accomplished burglar, but thinks ho can hold him this time. Ho broko the heaviest kind of shackles in tho Kirbyvillo jail, with very little difficulty, and nearly turned tho build ing which is constructed of heavy, hewn timber topsy-turvy. It is only to bo regretted tlint the evidence against him hero is slight, nnd if lie is convicted it will only bo on general principles. m Dr.vn.isii Giiuni.TV. On Wednes day, about noon, Mr. Kilgoro found the stoluu homo of Comatoolc & Ctnv ly, eocuroly tied in tho timber, between his houpe ami tho stage road, together -with tho sMldlo that was taken at tho same time. Tho poor animal had stood in tho scorching rays of tho sun for nine days and a hay, without a drop of water or nny sustenance whatever, iiud when found was wasted to a skele ton. Ho is now in the owner's stable, unablo to rise, and it is very doubtful if lie survives such cruel treatment. Whoever stole that horse nnd left him to starve, is deserving of precisely the name treatment himself, and wo have only .to say that Nell is too cool a plaeo for tho wretch, whoever ho may be. Since the abovo was in typo the horso Imb died. C.utum:i. On Wednesday last, Jack. Ferguson, who is supposed to havo stolen tho horso from Comstock fcCawloy's stnble, on tho 12th inst., was arrested by constnblo Wobb, at Jfock Point, brought up to Jacksonville ami immediately lodged in tho county jail. Forguson had hired. out to Capt. Kelly, at Ilosoburg, nnd was on his way to Fort Klnniath with Alio com mand when ho was nipped. On Wed nesday tho prisoner was examined bo fore Justice llaydon, who deemed tho ovidenco sufficient to warrant his com mitment to appear nt tho next term of Court. Ho was accordingly remanded to tho custody of tho Sheriff. Sjjvkkk Accident. On Monday af ternoon last, Mr. L. J. White, of Rock Point, sustained a sorious and painful dislocation of tho right shoiildor blade, uy hoing thrown from u horso. His boys reduced tho dislocation bv tvincr him to a post and pulling tlio joint into placo with a ropo. Tho operation was Well performed, and wo aro glad to Bay that tho patient is getting along fitujly, having visited us a fow days since. 'Pay Your. Taxks. To-day is tho last ehftuco to pay your Annual Feder al tax, without nn addition of ten per cent. Thoso who nro wiso will wnlk up to Doputy Collector Sutton's office .And settle. Tax payors in Josopbino county aro allowed till tho 27th in Kirbyvillo, and 20th in Waldo. Mail JJoute. A petition Is in ojrou- lAflrm ft- . fi ... . .. and Brownsville sp says tho Journal, . Ij ' w "ftuxomo not ween Albany Proceedings or the Board of Trus tees. August 22d, 1807, tho Board of Trus tees assembled pursuant to adjourn ment. Present D. Linn, President; H. Judge, A. Martin and John Orth. Absent John S. Love. Tho journal of tho preceding meeting was read nnd npprovcih A. Martin and II. Judgo, the committee to whom was referred tho matter of changing the width of the side-wnlks on California St., nbovo Cth, nnd on parts of Oregon St., with instructions to oxamino and report up on tho propriety of amending tho Or dinance governing tho same, mado a verbal report to tho Board, and recom mended that tho Bido-walks on Califor nia St., abovo Cth, bo fixed nt 0 feet wide instend of 8 feet, as at present, and also that tho samo change should bo mado on Oregon St., except that part of tho street lying between Mnin and California Sis.; and also recom mended that tho Town Attorney re port a bill to nmond tho Ordinanco as proposed. Somo other amendments were proposed in regard to tho same Ordinance, and tho Town Attorney was ordered to prepare an Ordinance, to be submitted to tho Board nt their next meeting, fixing tho width of side wnlks in nccordanco with tho sugges tions of tho committee; nnd nlsotovx copt tho south side of 0 St., tho west side of 4th St., fronting tho stable property, tho Bouth sido of D St., from Oregon to 3d, and all of 3d Street ex cept botweon D and Main from tho op erations of this Ordinance. MM.? ritllSENTEI). Sutton it Ilydo's bill of $25 for Re cord Book for tho cemetery and $2 75 for stationery $27 00. R.S.Dunlnp's bill of $7 for articles for cemetery. Si:nti.vi:i. Oitick bill of $8 for cemete ry advertisement. J. W. Hull's bill of $15 for completing fence. They were all referred to tho Financo Committee. Proposals for making cross-walks woro then lnid before the Board being read, they wero as follows: John R. Peacock proposed to construct the same for fifty cents per running foot. II. Young for $30 eacli for three foot walks, and $20 for two foot walks. A. M. Berry for el 5 each, for all cross walks two and threo feet wide. Jns. Hubbard for $20 and $30 each. Tho bid was awarded to A. M. Ber ry, and tho Town Attorney was direct ed to preparo tho bond for security for tho work, to ho approved by tliu Board. No further Business tho Board ad journed. fc TlIU PllOTKHTANT ClIUIICII. Wo vis- itcd tho church during tho present week, and find tho work on it progress ing well. Tho walls are now white as " tlio driven snow," nnd tho powB and other wood work wo found very hand somely painted and grained in imitation ofMnplonud Mahogany. Tlio paint ing and graining is tho work of Mr. P. B. Collin, and the workmanlike mnnncr in which it done reflects credit on him. Wo understand that the carpet nnd cur tains nro to bo purchased in San Fran cisco and that the church will not be opened for public scrvico until they arrive and tlio "fixing up" is complet ed. Suicide. Wo learn from tho Alba ny Journal, of the 10th, that a pros perous farmer in Linn county, named Reuben R. Blunt, committed suicide on tlio 18th, by shooting himself through tho bend. His mind scorned to bo diseased, and ho was laboring un der mental depression on religious sub jects. Ho was considered ono tho best citizens of that county, and is sincerely mourned by n largo circlo of all parties. Ax Established Remedy. "Browns Bronchial Troches" aro widely known as an established remedy for Couyh, Colds, Jlronchitie, JToarsenw, and other troubles of tho Throat andZungs. Their reputation and extensive uso has brought out imitations, loprcsonted to bo tlio samo. Outain only " liroxm'e Mronchial Troches." BKTTEn Yet. Wo stated last week that mossrs. Youdis nnd Saltmarsh, of Sterling, had cleaned up $1,400,00. Wo wero misinformed. Thoy cleaned up over $2,200 00 forabout two months UrOIIIIU BllllUlllg, 11I1U lllttu JJIl-Ubjr tlio samo kind of ground left. Of Psiisoxai. "Wo received n visit from Lieut. Small, commanding at Fort Klamath, a fow days ago. Ho expects to participate- in tho campaign against tho Snakes, nd judging from tlio quiot ilnvil iii liia o'c. thov may expect to bo waked up if ho meets them with his boyis. School Lands. By tlio Journal we seo that a sale of sohool land is adver tised, to take placo in Albany on the 31st inst. That paper publishes a list, comprising 15,002 aorcs, somo of tho traotB being very valuable, yefremaju- ing nnsojled in Ljnn county The Russian-American Treaty NOW BEING RAT1FED AT Muller Orentano's Where they are opening the most splendid stock of Spring and Summer Goods ever brought to Jacksonville consiat- lng In part of DRY & FANCY GOODS. A GREAT VARlKTrOF Ladies' Hats and Cloaks, LADIES, HISSES AND 0HHDRENS' SHOES, Gonoral Assortmoatof Gentlemen and Childress' STOCKINGS; CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, WALL PAPER, WILLOW WARE, GENTLEMEN'S Fl'R.NNU.Nfi GOODS; Groceries, Crockery, Liquors, Hardware, Allulug Tools, BOOTS, SHOES, ETO. Jacksonville, May 3, 18C7. in j 4 JOHN F. IIOUCK, PRACTICAL Watchmaker and Jeweler! Oiegon Street, Jacksonville, Oregon, HAS ALWAYS THE BEST SELECTED BTOCK OF New Style, Solid Jewelry, Well assorted, of plain, engraved, en ameled Finger Sings, Ear-rings, Sleeve-buttons, Buckles, etc., etc. Gold and Silver Watches, Of French, Enplteb anil American Manufacture, Frit Quality only. 8-DAY KD fJO-HOUR CLOCKS, Seth Thomas' Striking, Alarm, Weight and Spring Clock!, etc., etc. All articles aro strictly warranted, and will bo wold 20 per cent 1cm than at any other house In town, Wutches and Jewelry, In need of repairing, can Ui tent by exprees, and will be returned m toon at possible. Jackiuuvllle, April C, 18C7. td J.O.IUIUCO it' hmxiiuit. II. ). HUTU w.ius.mx. HANSCOM&CO. JTNJ IRON WORKS! 80CTUEA8T COKNER OP riUUO.VT XD TE1UMA BTKKKTS, SIN yjU.V CISCO, Practical Machinists and Iron Founders, MiHiriCTCKK STEAM ENGINES, QIMUTZ MILL MACHINERY Or" ALL KINDS, SAW MILLS, FLOUR MILLS, Dunbar's Improved, Self-adjusting PISTON PACKING, Now to eitemlvely used In the Kat and In tbli State. Hequlrcs no Springs or screws; Is al ways steam-tight; without excessive friction, and never gets slack or leaky, Haascoai's Craskers, The best of the kind now In use la this State or an? w hero else. AMALGAMATORS AND CONCENTRATORS of all klodi made to order. Tvleu'ii Inwoven Water Wheel, Giving greater power at lower coat, than any wheel In uic. Send for one of our circulars giving full tablet. All wheels warranted to glvo the power aa set forth, or the money will be refunded. Hole waken t"or this coast of lite "render KHl White Iron MUinw Ulioes and die. None genuine unlet obtained from ua. Ev ery one warranted. Patented machinery of all kinds will be furn labed by ua at marked prices. Particular at tention given to drawings and specifications of michiuery, which will be made to order. The patronage of the public la respectfully solicited. apGSm DR. HDFELAND'S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BITTERS! TKY The but Purlfl.r of tbe Blood I AMeauutTonlol A Tory Asreeatile Drlakl OmutmumI tot acting mrelr but centl; on the eecretloae of the kMaeye, UrneU, itouuchaadllrerl IT! TRY IT! for ! at all wboleule aod retail Uqaor, drug aoa grocer hm. NOBODY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT I J.P. '""ftfftWkwi. Bole Aa.aU. jeis-ly er.89. ?lV B" eVwclKO. REDINOTON & CO'S )l This valuable preparation, containing In a highly concentrated form all tho properties of Jamaica Ginger, has become one of the most popular domestic remedies for all diseases of the stomach and dlecstivo orcans. As a tonic, It will be found Invaluable to all persons recovcrlni? from debility, whether pro duced by fever or otherwise, for whilst It Im parts to the system all the glow and rigor that csn be produced by brandy, It is entirely frco from tho reactionary effects of spirits of aov kind. It Is also an excellent remedy for females who suffer from difficult menstnratloo, giving almost Immediate relief to tho spasms that so frequently accompany that period. It gives Immediate relief to Nausea, caused by riding in a railroad car, or by sea-sickness, or other causes. It is also valuable as an external applica tion lor gout, rheumatism, neuralgia, etc. REMN'GTO.V & Co., AGENTS FOR TIIIS COAST. Dated April 24th, 18C7. ap27-yl-ins Stop that Coughing! Some yon of csn't; we pity yon. Yoa have tried every remedy but tho ooe destined by Its iotrlnslo merit to supersede all similar prepa rations. It is not surprising yoa shoulJ be re luctant to try something else, after the many MiwriDicuu you nave insuo 01 irasny com pounds foisted on tho public as a certain cure; but Newcll's PULMONARY SYRUP Is really the VERY RKST remedy ever com pound.'d for tho euro of coughs, colds, soro throat, asthma, whooping cough, bronchitis and consumption. Thousands of peoplo In California and Oregon have been already ben efitted by tbo surprising cnratlve powers of Newell's PULMONARY SYRUP and with one accord give It their unqualified approbation. We now address ourrclvrs to all who arc unacquainted with this, the greatest I'anucea of the age, for the healing of all dis eases of the Throat and Lungs, assuring you that Newell's PULMONARY SYRUP has cured thousands, and it WILL CURE YOU If you try It. This invaluable medicine is pleasant to the taste; soothing, healing and strengthening In Its cOi-cts: entirely free from all poisonous or deleterious drugs, and perfectly harmless under all circumstances. Certificates from many prominent cltliens of Sao Francisco accompany every bottle of Newell's PULMONARY SYRUP. REDINGTON CO. Agents, San Francisco. hoad of all others is tho 'Martha Washington' HAIR RESTORER. X 1-EHrKCT HAIR IlKSTOilKIl AND HAIR PltUSSEU llutli romblm-U In out. Tnut do ether, liooee'r )itiunt None ceu da whet thle liU done; Try It ud ! ktrp It irewnt "I'ee the Mertbe luUliglou." Twenty thouwnd beede remind tie t bet liuble teet It'e eluud. Million wore ehell cum behind ui, With their tieuee til reneved. Will keep tho hair eofi and glouy, it change gray hair to 111 orlglual color, prevent tho hair from falling out or get is ting thin, make old heada look young, and do all that can be reasonably expected of HO a genuloe, Drit-rato Iialr Itcstorer. All who have used It proaounco it superior Uyc to everything of tho kind, and being a perfect Hair Dresser as well as a perfect Hair Restorer, It Is an acjulilllon to tv- Try erj toilet. Rcdlngtoo & Co., Wholesale Agents, San Francisco. it. CRAFENBURG UTERINE Catholicon, If faithfully used according to directions, will cure every case of Diabetes, and greatly miti gate the troublesome effects caused by a relax ation of the outlet of tbe bladder. It Is s most successful remedy for Gravel and other diseases of tbe Kidneys and madder, and for female dis eases Is unequalled. Tbe OATIIOLICON uniformity cures Prolapsus, Uteri, Whites, all Irregularities of tbe Monthly Turns, Suppres sion, Incontinence of Urine, Bloatlnjf and drop slcal Swellings, aod all diseases of Pregnancy, Tbe specific action of this medicloe is immedi ate and certain upon tbe Uterine and Abdom inal Muscles and Ligaments; restoring tbeio. to as healthy a state as thoso ol childhood sod youth, so that patients who bare used the UfurENUKKa Company's Uterine Oatuoli can caouot sufficiently express their gratitude for tbe relief afforded. RKDINGTON k CO., Agents, 416 and 418, Front St. San Francisco. lUfUagtoa's YlavriagBxt'ct are mede from freeh fruit. JUch bottle bolda twice u ranch u ot other bread la the muket, eoaojueaU y the ere the chief eet sal tee beet, TSX NO CTKES, BROS. WING ! THE BIGGEST SHOW! THE LARGEST SALES! THE BEST GOODS AND THE LOWEST PRICES, This side of Saa Fraaeisco ! IVe hare Just opened a complete assortment of Fancy & Staple Drygoods, Clothing, Boots nnd Shoes, Which for variety, Beauty aud Style, Cannot be Eiccllcd, aud all at Trices Usyoud Compellon, Our Dress Goods Department It beyond all comparison. Our New Styles of Ladies, Misses nnd Children's 'Dozter' aad ataadowa Sats, Are Certainly the liaodsomest of the Season II Our PRINTS nnd LAWNS of entirely new designs. nro Our Farasols, Smbroidories, & Aro tho most recherche nnd tho cheapest in tho county. OF CLOTHING, GENTLEMEN'S HATS, Boots aad Shoes, Wo display tlio latest "AroiiIcs," And wo feel confident all thoeo who will fa. vor us with a call, will leate our storo highly atlilled with our GOODS, FASHIONS. aud last hut not least, OUR I'UICOKS. NACHH BROS. Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco aad alegars, Still vlllsii; at Hr usual lew rates Jackionrllle, May 11, 18G7. James T. Glevn', Alcxindek Joiin 8. Diti'u Mabtik. GLENN, DRUM & CO., Cl'Kll.EU.1 is3 GENERAL MERCHANDISE CALIFORNIA STRKLT, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS NEW PHIOES! LOW PRICES WILL WIN I THE A HOVE NAMED FIRM X tako pleasure In notifying their friends ami luu publlo generally, tuat they are now receiving and oneulng a very largo aud ei teuilve stock of STAPLE DRY U00DS, BEADY MADE CLOTHIKO, HATS AMD OAFS, CALIFORNIA AND SALEM CLOTIIB, BLANKETS, HOOP SKIRTS ETC., ETO. BOOTS AND SHOES, ladies', Miuei' and Children's Shoes. JeB We have, also, In connection with -8 Jsj? the abave, a very large aud "i is extensive stock of choice &k jlejjr Groceries, Hardware, -i Htf Qneeosware, -ifia mr Glass- -ifitC tOr ware, Cutlery, -16 9Sf Faints and Oils; also, ifiej sarWindow Glass, Nails, Ironngc sasir- aod Steel, Cast and Steel -ifial ijjr Plows, Wooden aod Willow ware, - We are ready to sell anything In our line at tbe LOWEST CASH i'UIOB. Persons wishing to buy goods, will find It greatly to their ad vantage to examine our stock before purcbas Ing elsewhere, aa we are determined uot to be undersold by any bouse In Jackson county, Give us a call, and then judge lor yourself as to our capacity to furnish goods as above. GLENN, DRUM, fcCa, JaclcsurlUe, Msrcb 9, 1S67. tf SACHS orv THE J S.T-1860-X. Tenons of sedentary habits, troubled with, weakness, latitude, palpitation of the heart, laok of appetite, distress after eating, torpid liv er, constipation, etc., deserve to suffer If tbsr will not try the celebrated PLANTATION BIT. TERS, which are now recommended by Iht high est tnrd'eel atithnrltM en.l rrni.l i .., duce an Immediate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure, and must snpersedo all other tonics where a healthy, eta tlo stimulant Is required. They purify, strengthen and Invigorate. IVy create a healthy appetite. The ro an antidote to change of water and diet. They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. They prtrenv mlasmatto and Intermittent fe vers. They purify the brea'b and acidity of the stomach. They cure Drspepsla an J Constipation. They cure Liver Comprint aud utrrous headache. They roako the weak strong, the languid brll llant, and are oxhausted nature's great restorer. They are composed or the celebrated Callsava bark, wlntergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all preserved In perfectly pure 8t. Croix rum. For particulars, see circulars and testimonials around each bottle. Beware of Impostors. Examine every bottle. See that It has our prlvato U. S. stamp unmu (Hated over the cork, with plantation scene, and our signature on a line steel plate side la bel. See that our bottle Is not filled with spu rlous and deleterious Muff. Any person pre tending to sell Plantation Ulttcra by the gallon ui 111 uuik, le n impojicr. Any person imita ting this bottle. Or selling any other materi al therein, whether called Plantation Hitters nr not, Is a criminal under the U. S. Law, and will lie so prosecuted by us. The demaud for Drake's Plantation Hitter, from ladles, clergymen, merchants, etc.. Is Incredible. Tho simple trial of a bottle Is tho cvldouce we pressnt nf their worth and superiority. They are sold by alt resectable druggists, grocers, physicians, ho tels, saloons, steamboats and country stores. P. II. Drnkri K Ce. MAGNOLIA WATER. A toilet delight) The ladlea1 treneure anil gentleman's boon I The "sweetest thing" audi largest quantity. Manufactured from Ins rich Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the per son and face, to render the skin soft and fresh, to prevent eruptions, to perfume clothing, ete. It overcomes tbe unpleasaut odor of perspira tion. It removes redness, tan, blotches, etc. It cures nervous hcadacho aud allays Inflam mation. It cools, softens nd adds delicacy to the skin.. It yields a lulxlued and lasting perfume. It cures miiHuoto bites and stings of Insects, It contains no material Injurious to the sk In. It Is what every lady should have. Hold ev erywhere. Try tho Magnolia Water once and you will usa no other cologno, perfumery or toilet water afterwards. Demaa Barnes & Co. Props, exclusive Agents, N. T. LYON'S KATHAIROW. It la a most delightful balr dressing. It eradicates scurf and dandruff. It keeps the head cool and clean. It makes tbo hair rich, sort and glossy. Jt preteuts balr turning gray and falling off. It restores hair on prematurely bald heads. This Is Just what Lyon's Kathalron will do. It Is pretty It Is cheap-durable. It U liter ally sold by the car-load, and yet Its almost In credible demand Is dully Increasing, until there la hardly a country store that doca not keep It, or a family that doca uot uso It. E.Thomas Lyon, Chemist, N, V. Xyoa's Bzt't of Oiager. Lyon'ri K i tract of Pure Jamacla Ginger for Indlgeellou. Nuusea, Heartburn, Mick Headache, Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, etc., where a warming stimulant la required. Its careful preparation and entire purity make It a cheap and reliable article fur culinary purposes. Hold evcrvwhero at fit) cts. per bottle. Ask for "Ly on's0 iiuro extract. Take no other. Hue that tbe private U. 8. stamp or I'emas llariies .t Co. Is on the cork of each bottle. None other Is genuine. Muhsimg Liniment. Have vou a hurt child or a lame horse t Use the Mexican Mustang Llnlmeiit, For cuts, sprains, burns, swellings and caked breasts, the Mexican Mustang Llnlmeiit Is a cer tain cure. For Ubeumstlsm, neuralgia, stiff Joints, stings and bites, there Is nothing like the Mexlcau Muitaug Liniment. For spavined horses, the poll-evil, ringbone and sweeny, the Mexican Muitang Liniment ucver 'alls. For wind-galls, scratches, big-bead and splint the Mexican Mustang I.lulmcnt Is worth Its weight In gold. Cuts, bruises, sprains ami swellings, are so common and certain to occur lu every family, that a bottle of this Llulioeut Is the best Invest ment that can be made. It la more certain than tbe doctor It saves time lu sending for the doctor It Is cheaper ihan the doctor, and should never bo dispensed with. "lu lining the kettle from the fire, It lipped over and scalded my bauds terribly. Tbe Mustang Llulioeut extracted tbe pain, caused the sore to heal rapidly, and left very Utile scar. Cms. I'o.itku, Uo Uroad tit. Phil. Mr. S. Lltcb, or Hyde Park, VI., writes: "My horso was considered worthless, (spavin) but since tbe use of tbe Mustang Liniment, I have sold blm for 1160. Your Llolmeut is doing wonders up here," All genuine Is wrapped In steel plate engrav ings, slgued G. W, Westbrook, chemist, and al so has tbo private U. 8. stamp of Ucinas Ilaroea & co. over the top. Look closely, bold by all druggists, at ?5, 60 cts. and 1 100. Xyaa's Flsa Vawtlar. Death to Fleas. It Is well known that Lyon's genuine Magn tic powder will perfcctl destroy everything In the shape or Ocas, tlckj, bed-bugs roaches, etc; that it Is perfect poison to tbe In sect tribe, but entirely barmlssa to tbe human species and domestlo animals. Tbe genuine has the signature of G. Lyon, and tbe private stamp of Defnas-Barnes A Co. Anything else of this kind Is ttn'lmilatlou or counterfeit. Any drug gist will procure the genuine, If yoa Insist yeix will tY no other, Ic-Sp-lg i m :