lHFlEEppETniEL.
I SATCBbAxJioBSfiko, Oct. 15, 1870.
rii. PFUtaer.20 & 21 New Mercli
knt's Exchange, is our only anthorized agent id
Sin Francisco. For Eastern Advertising; Mb.
Fishkb Is represented by S. Mi Petto aiix &
Co. of New Totk and Boston.
HMd'aatfc Menct are oar only an
thorlted Areata In the Atlantic States. OHcm
41,ParlcRow, "TIraea" Building, New York
City.- All orders mutt come throuch tbem.
TlTnEir'BLAifcnnT will hold divine
TPtTJ!
scr
ervifes at the Catholic church to-mor-
trbw-'at the usual fioutC
Justice's Corirr. Justice Wade's
'Court has been xjuite interesting the
past week. Thomas Brown, arrested
'on suspicion o'f setting Bybec's'barn on
,fir2,a!vweek agVlasfnight, was-exam-'IriSd'tan
'3Ion3ay and bound over to
riiOttfterm of Cficuit Court
-Brown declares himself wholly inno-l-cenJi'of
the charge, and the evidence
against-him is both circumstantial and
slight. He was in default of bail com
mitted to prison to await the .action of
the grand jury. The next excitement
was .the trial of Diok 3Ioore for an as
sault tmdlbattery on Zimmerman Zi
ler. .That Dick had pounded him was
an evident fact, and it was equally cvi
dent,'that in a moral point of view,
",sold'Zig." deserved all ho got, but it
"Iras' a breach of the peace and Dick
"was fined $10 and costs. On Thursday
Henry Baily was up before Judge
Wade on a complaint of an assault with
intont to'kill Dick Moore on Tuesday
night last; and also two Chinamen,
Hung Woo Und Lee Hung, on a charge
of Tobbing Karewski's store on the
nightf ol the fire at Bybee's. As no
"prosecutor appeared against Leo Hung
he Was discharged, on motion of his at
torneys. ' Baily's examination came off
Thursday and Friday. He was bound
over to next term of Circuit Court
which, meets. the 2d -Monday in next
month. Hun Wo was also eiarained
and acquitted
Sekiol's 'Affrat. Last Tuesday
filch a man bv the name of Henrv Bai-
'y, stabbed Richard II. Moore in the
baetjinsTJ below the left shoulder, the
knife blade thence glancing in the di
rection of tbe nghV'arm pit, inflicting
an ugly but it is thought not danger-
ous wound. He also struck Moore on
the head with a stone causing quite a
wound. The Marshall came up and
lescued Moore who was already faint
from loss of blood, and took him to the
Franco American Hotel, where he still
lies. Baily was arrested next morning
and bound over for an assault w ith in
'tenttokill. Baily's jealousy of his wife
is .the alleged cause.
I -o ,
A Fine Gatidex. Mr. Peter Britl's
garden, in this city, is certainly a fine
place: 1 It con tain e e. great many rare
and beautiful plants arifi flowers, show
ing the artistic taste and discernment
qCtthe, proprietor; numerous -varieties
bf grapesand other fruits; asmall pond
filled with beautiful gold fishes; and
aflords a splendid wiew of Rogue River
valley and the foot hills and mountains
surrqimdrng it. Ttfs, ultbggther, a
place oi which the owner may well be
ipirmfljana shows what may hedbn? in
tthis favored clime by perseverance and
Intelligent application. Many of the
snrubs and plants' tb be found in this
garden could only be grown in hot
houses in the Atlantic States.
ILvtid ox the Chinaman. A few
days ago Marshal Seaman arrested a
Chinaman on suspicion of bein con
cerned in the late robbery of Karews
Ws store;" ho took tha Chinaman to
JMr. K.'s storo requesting that gentle
man to identify the Chinaman, if pos
sible, instead of doing .so Mr. K ira
WSrrSVX 'sai?lfef .the,, jDhinaman,
jbtrikingand choking him; being told
Xodesisty tb,o pNIanhi Mr.-Jwe-fQQta
to "do 60"whereupon theMars&al
arreitodiiirn filso, taking both, Mr.IC
and .tha Chinaman, before Recorder
Hayden. Mr. K. was released on his
ownTecognhance, whjlo tho, Chinaman
was committed to jail.
Tin anp Haedwake. Those who
flic in need of anything in this line, can
bo supplied by calling at Mr. John Bil-
gcrs store, on California street. He
leceps on hand a full supply of every,
thing usuallyfbund in n tin and hard
ware store, besides being ready to ex
ecute, to order, any work iu tin. sheet-
iron, copper, lead, and bfrass, tlat may
bo called lor.
St. Mart's Academy. The second
term, at the Sisters' School, in this
cityV 'will commenco oa Monday, .the
oAi.t..U N ''
NEGrxcTED? "WeijeglertecLJasfcrceek
to acknowledge The teceptior at this
office, of some of the finest grapes we
have seen anywhere, from the vineyard
of Mr. a. M. Kobmson ol Wagners,
creeki .There were two varieties, the'
whitfand'the purple. ananeltEeFcould
easily be excelled. We think they
wouldakeja premjum iOtj;any grape
fair on the' coast, or anywhere else.
-
Goxe ox a Visn. Our old friend
and fellow townsman T. G. Reames,
left us, one day early this week, for a
few months visit back to the Eastern
States. We wish "Tom" a pleasant
visit and a safe return.
Look out foe it. Hoffman & Klip-
jella new jad gjjf f iiewcjitnrill-ajjpcar
next week. I hose who, in the mean
time, wish to know what they have on
band had tetter call al thiir store.
Lost. On the valley road, between
Wm. Chambers' and Jacksonville, a
fine meerschaum pipe, nicely,, colored ;
with a siher tube on the stem end.
Any one finding it will oblige by Reav
ing it at the Sentinel office.
Board of Trustees. The Trustees
of Jacksonville will Tiold their regular
meeting on next Tuesday evening, at
the usual honr. Much important busi
ness, wp understand, will be before the
Board.
Tjie Fair, at Yrcka, has taken a good
many of our citizens thpre. From all
accounts they are having a good time
generally.
NORWAY OUTS!
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. WODLD RE
tpectfully call the attention of the far
mers of Southern Oregoii to the fact that we
hare at considerable trouble and expense pro
cured the sefd of Ibis truly valuable oat, and
now offer onr turplus to the farmers We will
fill orders as Ibey are presented. Erst come first
served. We insert a few certificates from the
Atlantic State",' where it has been tested with
all the improved oats of the day. With us the
yield has been for every bushel sown more than
three times the amount bt grain that we get
from the old oat. We would state alo that
these oats are valuable to the farmer on this
Coat for hay. as we have nothing that will
equal it ln.quantity or quality-
j"om R. II. IIvde, rraidcTd of the Orange Caun
4jjr, Vermont, Jgncuttural Society.
No man in tht country ba taken a greater
interest in progressive farmiug, or is better
known for his sterling- Integrity than llr.
Hyde. He rijs:
'I take great pleasure In adding my testimo
ny to that of hundreds of others in this and
other States, as to the advantages to be gained
by mtetituting your Norway Oats for the old
kinds. Their ability to produce more than
twice as many bushels to the acre, and their
hardiness and thrifty growth. Tendering them
less liable to be destroyed by storm or disease,
are points which no intelligent farmer can over
look. The question to be decided by termers
is not nlethT they can afford to buy the fcfed,
but rather, can they afford to continue to ploiv
and cultivate their land for 30 or 40 bushels to
the acre, weighing 30 lbs. or less to the bushel,
nben they can just as well raise 100 bushels
.weighing 40 to -15 lbs per bushel on the same
ground wun me same laoor.
"I can recommend them to the farmers as be
ing all that jou claim tor them, and am glad to
Know that you wjll be able to supply tbem to a
larger extent the coming season than .hereto
fore."' From Uos. Geo. W. Tnoiw.aAirjy, Vi J.
The result of my experiments this seaon
18C8 with the Norway Oats have been fully
up to my expectationsanaj am satisfied, 'jbat
they are well adapted to our soil, and that
every farmer who possibly can. should get the
seed. The substitution of the Norway O its for
the common and deteriorated kinds now gen
eraliy raised, h a matter of rat importance to
our farming interests ; to increase the annual
yield, even a small pel cent , would be regard
ed as a great success, but to double the crops
at once, as I believe we ray do by us,ing this
seed, is an advantage which rhould bo immedi
ately understood by the farming community,
to raiea field of oats the stalks of which eland
six feet high, with well filled head oTer twelve
incuts long, and yielding 100 bushels to the
acre. i an accomplishment of which any farmer
would feel proud, and I believe we can do this
with the Norway Oats. " '
From Hox. Oiunce Coxstocx, WxstFarlee, ft.,
, tyUV.JSCS.,, ( .
1 have this day examined some Norway Oats
grown by V.Xl. Robinson of this pluce. I have
iived to see 77 fears, and can trulj ay I never
saw such a splendid pecimen of ots before.
The heads axe from 1210 18 inches long, the
meat very Jarge'and floury. ifrftandelj has
m bet wishes for his success in an enterprise
of great value to our farmers.
From Ges. STEnres Tuoius, ZkkL-Goiv of Ver
mont. Aug. 18, IS 68. .
1 have 'seen the Norway Oats, raised 7y D.
W. Ramdell growing iu fields In this section,
for' the pat three years, and I consider them
far superior to any other oats in the' cdnotry,
for their grejxt yield per acre and excellent qua
lity. The straw grows 'very strong and they
arc not liable to lodge as rheotiier Mods.
TESTIMONIAL.
We, the undcrsfgned, having grown the Nor
way Oats, furnished by Mr. D. W Ramsdell, of
CljeUea. a.ndjieing fully sitisfifdf, Jhejr great
superiority over all other at, "both in quality
and quantity of yiejd. most earnestly recom
mend their adoption by farmers everywhere, as
a matter of personal profit to the farmer, as
a national benefit.
Rr. Jtamslell's, nnlirng energy andjperse
vcrarfce, resulting fii so" important anlj Valuable
an improvement to the. agricultural interests of
the whole countr edtitleS blm to our most
hearty lhank.
We, ca asnre our brother lfarmen every
where, that Mr. UamdcH's enterprise is worthy
of their cacouragement and support
H. U. GOOD ALL. M D- Greensboro' T
n AARON. DAVIS, Trras. Orange1 Co. Agri
!j tiilturfdfcocietyU-.il. ! s
And more than tno hundred others. , , ,
a i ' i
, Tkeso Oats can bc-hadit the granary of
' 'V'e.gore,, h
:n
CT
JOHN S. HERRIN,
AtiSitti1 per Bushel.
JacktosTille, Sept. 17, 1SJ0,
Wood toe the Sestetei. 2Tow is
the time fofthose Tndebted'to the Sen-
tixel office to pay in -wood. " Wood
delivered now, before we lay in our
,winter supply, is worth iustasmuclito
us as uiuuey.
-IMPORTANT D l
TO THl
INSURING- PUBLIC ! !
ALARMING MORTALITY.
Within the past three vears. six of the local
Insurance Companies ofSanTranciscorjrepre
sentlng a capital of over S2.000 000. suspended
the first four during the low rate war of
iooi ana 1000 me last two during tne past lew
weeks. , .
Sis out of Twelve:
In less than three veam is an alarminc record
of mortality, and should suggest to the insur
ing pnblic the propriety of avoiding experi
mental, inexperienced, and low rate Companies,
and patronizing the bid established, conserva
tive, wealthy, and prudently managed corpora
tions oi me solid and permanent order.
THR
Phcenix Insurance Company,
IIAltTFORD, CONN'.,
justiy takes rank as the
LEADING AMERICAN
Fire Insurance Company.
Their contracts are endorsed by cash
assets exceeding
Their business is managed by underwriter
who bava no superiors and but few equalsln
the Union. Their risks are small, carelully se
lected, and scattered thioughoot the entire
United States, "thus avoiding heavy loss in the
most serions conflagration. Their" rales are not
of the guess or gambling order, but are based
oi actual experience, and are as low as good
insurance caj be furnished at. Their losses are
honorably and promptly adjusted, and paid in
irnl.I coin, without delay or discount. Their
agenti, located at all points of Importance, have
authority 'o issue policies direct, thus avoiding
the danj,t"r and delay incident to the sub-agency
system.: a,nd in each and every particular,
both as rciri5s solvency, permanency, prudent
management, honorable conduct, equitable
rates, and conse-'vaiivc prauces,
Tho Phoenix, of Hartford,
furnishes facilities to the injuring public un
aqualled by any other Company doing business
pu this coast.
R, H. MAGILL, Manager,
42f California St , San Francisco.
Policies Issued and Renewed Direct by
Wm. HOFFMAN, Agent,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
ICjnly3m
HOLT BROTHERS,
Manufacturers and Importers,
or
HARDWOOD LUMBER, '
WAGON & CARRIAGE STOCK
37 Beale Street, San Franelieo, Cat.
0UE MANUFACTORY IS SITUAT
cd in New Hampshire, near Concord,
where labor is cheap, and good material plenti
ful. Onr prices are very low, and terms reason
able. (J.'ders by mail or express solicited and
promptly iJUta ; and wilD as mucn care as
though parties were present themselves to select
stock. Parties orfu'ing not known to us, will
please send cash or C'ty references.
2J- Send for price list. Caug'0-Ij
2MOTICU.
TO D n. BCBK0COIIS, pre-emption cUlamt in
Jacfcson County, Oregon, and all others interested.
Ton are hertbj notified that the affldarUi of Samuel
Daniels and fire others hare been filed in this office alleg
ing that the S. W. ot Sec. 28, in T. 36, S. K. 5 W.is
mineral land, and more TalnaMe for mining than frr agri
cultural purposes. And that Saturday, the 15th day of
October, 1870, at 1 o'clock, F. H., has been fixed upon for
the hearing of said cause at onr office, at which tune all
parties interested are. notified to appear and produce evi
dence in regard to the general character of said land, so
that the some xnay be disposed of according to law.
V. It. WILLIS, Register,
A.lUFLIXT, Iteceirer.
Roseburg Land Office, Oregon, Aug 27, 1870 3s6w
NOTICE.
M0TICE Is hereby ETen to all persons to whom it war
' concern that George Taudis, J. B Saltmarsh, Reuben
SaitmaKh, SyHester Saltmarsh, and C K. Mam of Jack
stm county, Oregon, hare made application Wenterunder
the act of July JSTp the following mineral land, to wit :
K. "VV. 1-4 of I. . TV-1-4 of N. VT. 1-4 of Sec 4, T. 39, S R 2 "W
E.l-2o N-ir.Mof N..TV-14 M
W l-2of XHl-4of N.W.1-4 "
W.12otS.E.l-lofN1W.14
E.1.2of&(W,14pfN. W.W m a m
K. 1-2 aT XW.l-tof S.W.14
S. 14f SvW.l4cf S. VT. 14 -
X.-V14pf Z.44offi.W,14
And that nfnety (90) days, from the date of the first
publication of this notice in the Oregon SrmxzL rQl be
allowed for the hearlnz of objections, or reasons whr said
land should not be enttred In aceordance with the appli
cation. t . k. w j llip, register,
A. R. FLIICT.KeeeiTer.
Roseburg Land Office, Oregon, Sert. 6t 1870 S1W90
PACIFIC UXIVERSITY,
FOREST GltOVE,
OREGO.V.
Rev.S.JI iIarh.'D.D President
Rev. II Lpnan, A.if... ..Prof of Mathematics.
Geo. II Collier. A. My Prof, of Natural Science.
Jos. WMarih, A J .... Prof, of Language.
A J. Anderson, A. M.. . ..Principal of Academy
Jfrs. A. J. Anderson Preceptress.
FOUR CODRSES OF STUDV-Academlc,
Scientific. Collegiate and Ladies Collegiate.
Music taught.
Academy Year begins the Last Wednesday
of July. College year begins the first Monday
or Angust next.
For particulars address.
S. H.MARSH.
PArRONIZE THE OPPOSITION!
TTAVIXfJ OPEVF.D A SADDLER -i-A
XI shop, next door to Pat Byan'B
store, i win sen
Saddles, Harness,
and everything in the Saddlery Line at 25 per
cent feF than former price.
I am not selling off AT COST, but will k
NOT BE UNDERSOLD
by anybody.
Repairingidoae-ncatlj and. 'with dispatch.
JERRY -anflfANL
Jacksonville, October 1, lfeTO -tt
Hurrali!
BE OF
GOOD CHEER.
The Greatest Excitement
Prevails In Jacksonville and vieinity. Joy is
expressed In every countenance. The
"hearts of the people are made
G-vXj a. 2D.
A
i
GREAT ,BUSH
t j
t
6t
1
FASHION!
For the news has gone forth that we have on
hand tho Largest and Best stock of
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
CLOTHING, &o.
Ever teen in Jacksonville ; which we are sel
ling A T PRICES that
DEFY COMPETITION!:
Come, one, Come alidad
BRING YOUR WIFE
With yon, and ha who hu
Wo Wife, get one-if yon can !
And he who luhO CHILD REX, let htm (
Borrow of bis NEIGHBORS,
And come along for we hare
A Splendid Assortment
or
GOOD S !
Just such as you want.
SACHS BRO'S.
2&T Always on hand a good supply
of Groceries, Provisions, Tobacco, and
Liquors. '
Jacksonville, May 7, 1870.
Mm, HOASEXESS, ISFLUE.N'Za,
Sow Throat, Colds, 'WhooplDg-Cougb, Cnrap, Iirer Com
plaint. Bronchitis, Asthma, Bleeding of Lnngs, and erery
affection of the Throat, Lungs and Chest, are speedily and
permanently cored by the use of
Dr. AVlstar' Balsam of wild Cherry.
Ttt icell knovn preparation does not dry up a
couch end leave the caue behind, as is the case tnth
most medicines, out it losens and cleanses the lungs and
allays irritation, thus removing the cause of the ami
plaint.
COSCMPTIOY CAJT BE CCB.ED
by a timely resort to this standard remedy, as is proTed
bDunareasoi testimonials recetred oy tne proprietors.
Knr genuine unless slimed I. BCTTS, Sits w. Fowls k
Sot, Pr prletors,'Boston Sold by BrDnoToT, Uosixma
& Co KU vrancisco, ana Dy aeaiers senerally.
HJune70,-l,
The Kumsn Form Divine
CAN ONLT BE PRESERVED TRUE" TO
Nature, by the art of Photography.
Having jut completed a thorough course of
instruction in t'notograpny, lrom rroi. " "
Buser, of Chicago; and also availed ourselves
of the latest inmravements in iinnlementii and
stock, we are now prepared to produce workof
we very Dest style lor inoe larormg, ue wik.i
their patronage Having purchased a fine in
strument for the purpose, we are also prepared
to take sterescopic views of landscapes, resi
dences, or persons. ,
Cartes de Visit, pr. dozen, S5 ; pr. J dozen
S3 ; Millainetypes, 50 cts. each,
Located at present, at the CAMPMEETING
GROUND, on Bear Creek.
PARKER & DUNLAP.
Angust 13. 1870.-HJ71
REGULAR DISPATCH
LINE, FROJ1 RAH FRANCISCO
TO CRESCENT CITY,
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
xN that the followiuyA No. 1
Schooners are placed on the above
route, for tne present season :
Fanny Jane, Caughill, Master ;
General Ord, Deacon, Master;
Minnie Bell, Whitney, Master.
33T Freight, $5 per ton.
For freight or passage apply to
A.M. SIMPSON' iCO1,
Howard St. Wharf, S. F.
Or to the Misters on board. ISalm
August 1, 1870.
C.JI. HOLT. 1
San Francisco, j
II. Tf. U0VT,
Itew Hamiahire.
NOTldE.
IIVOTICK uj herebr giren to all persons tt whom it may
" concern that k. S. Armstrong, U. S. Uayden, S Bar
rel and Theodoric, Cameron, ot Jackson county, Oresrno,
hare made application to this ofSce center nntler tha
mining law of 1S70,
TheS.Vf.14efS.TT.14 ofSec4,T33,SB2Tf
-w.iaorN.w.Wor.vTf.w , "
- W.12rs.W.14ofN.1V.14 " " " '
" N.W.14ofN.W.14of8.W.14" " "
" E.l2orN.E.14ofX.E.14 " 8. "
" E.12of S.K.14tf S.E.14 M ""-"
- R12ofN.15.14ofai.14 a Jl -AM
that ninety (90) days from the date of the-ant pub
hcatien of this notice la the Oxuxn Senna wul . l-
jawed lor toe Deancr
wns why said Ucd tit
of obfctimrTi,RM mtff. Of fe-
oald mt 54 dedsrrT ratnemt Qd
dispoteii of aoeordiaglj,
Vf, IL WILLIS. Keslster,
A. E. FL1XT. Eecther.
arjLsniOart Oiern.Sejt-MTO. ilMM
)ssW ""iP JwM
"IXCE1SI0R"
liteey Stable,
Da Oregon ttrtet, lacksonrille.
Tl
n' .
1 .Having jus rtcclred from San.,Trancsco 'a
. ' J i , ' ' i
IIARXESS, BUGGIES &'6A!ERi;AGES,
We arc prepared to furnlsVbiur'.patrons, s&d
the Ddblle IrPiUrnlW. sltK 1
FINE TUBNOUTS
As can be bad on the Pacifla Coast. Saddle
horses hired to go to anj part of the country.
Animals,
BCTJGHT ASD SOLD,
Horses broke to work single or double. Hor
tcs boarded, and the best, care bestowed upon
them while in our charge.
ffl-OUR TERMS ARE REASONABLE.-
A liberal khare of the public patronage is
solicited. PLTMALE 4 MAKNING.
Jacksonville, Ogn., Oct,I7tb.
TT. S. HOpL,
JACKSOST1XXK OREGON "
Corner of Talifornia and llmd Sit.
ICHORNE, Proprietor, H
BEGS "LEAVE TO INFORM THE
Pnblic that be-has the largcf, test, and
most commodious Hotel In Southern Oregon!
It Is located in the central part o( Jackson
ville ; Stages from the North and South leave
regularly from the U. S. HOTELr.
The House has lately been re-painted, and
renovated : thes rooms are newly furnished, aqd
well ventilated. The Bedrooms are supplied
wtth SPRIXO BEDS, and every othet; con
venience for the comforts of the guests.
BOARD AND LODGING
Can be had at reasonable rates, according to ths
room occupied.
T0BC3Q TlIjE
Will bo' supplied with the best the market can
afford.
P AMI LIES (
Can find at this House rooms esDeciallvftrranB-M
for their comfort and (convenience, as well 49
every attention and comfort usually found at a
ncu acbjuubt:!.
A LAR OE HALL
Is attuned to the" Hotel, fnr fttl mf.;nn..
Shows, Ac, and can be had atreasonabla terms.'
Jacksonville, Oregon, Jan. 8, I870.-tf )
3r; Z "
Aay one havins claims against
the United State's will nrid'It'?to
their advantage to send a state
ment of their case to '
J. T. DREW,
Counselor at Late, Solicitor
before the Court of Claims, $..,
478 H Street, Washington, D. c.
27novE9
?m DR.W.-JMKSON
'3E2:W3nCl
QFFICE : Corner of California If Fifth Sts.
Particular attention given to the regulation
of children's teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain, bv the use of
the latij, method of anasthesia.
All work warranted, and satisfaction gnaran
teed. ,
Jacksonville, Nov. 28. tf
v nrDrp:Bx. f
100,000 Founds of WOOIr,
For which C ASHTwt't be paid, by
JOHN BILGER.
Jacksonville, June 4, 1870. -
'. t
Kj.
W:KAHLERr
ATTORNEY.- AT - LAW,
JacIuonTille, Oregon,
uOFf lCir6pposr,te the. Courf'Houst. .
f-- . . .i ,a. a f
Warren lodge Ho, 10. A. F. & A. M..
JL HOLD their regular communications
t2fon the Wednesday bvenings or preced'
lnglhe full moou', ia 'JxeiAbvvn.LE os!.
KGOV. A,
C. W. SiVaGE, Src'T.
7J ! I -""
MARTIN. TT. M .
r!OA"
DR, GEO, B, TOLMAN,
Late Snrgeon U. S. Army,
Physiciaii Surgeon1,
WIU practice in Jackson anil adjacent coun
ties, and attend promptly to all calls en profess
sional business.
I A I 'T I
Office kfid retdcdcc oh Fourth Street, oppo-i
site the M. E. eburch.
Jacksonville, Oregon, Jan. 8.1870,-. tf -5
W,VHIRMANN,
, ftately frcm tmaon i 8
moro!iaxi.t Tailor,
Jacksoivillk, Osegoh,
i i AiJhrraico-Am;ri5oJt5ifS?;jJj
Is prepared to make new suits, in the latesj
style ; satisfaction guaranteed. Cleaning anq
repairing Bone atteaionaDie rateWTJ-
2iuly70tf l
GEO; H. DURHAM,
...
-a.itory.f?t.Ila
63 FK05T STREET,
roEii'jj.r,
OIIEGOK.
f I
msm
SOME OF TOU CAITT, AND WE PltT
you. You bar tried every rameuy but tat OHE
iestlced, if ta lsataste Betl to aupeatde all alta
ilarpnpantKnx. Itlsnol surprlSn youabouMtw
reluctant to try sometalnj else after Um maay it
periffl tats. yoa haro.tnade.of.trastiy.eosaeuua
(ttsAoopBbauMaeersaMctn.tatiT
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:NTOJ1L'0 ,
Pulmonary. Syruj
tsrcslythe Y13TBE3T remedy rrtrtoajprtindVt
r people
almrteiud, tJUe furprlafu ctjiUts P?"
- 'NEWEEL'S1
'Pulmonary M
anil wltb.0M siconl giro ti their; esqMaU?e4 tppn
batlon. W ar address ourselves to aU bo are sj.
acqoalnted with this, toe greatest Panacea f tha av
for the. helling of. all di0 of tht Throat aad
Longs, 'auurtaj yoa ttut
NEWEtL'S
Pulm'onary Syrup
has ant thonnnili snrt It will cart TOOifywUj
This lavalaable medldat Is pleasult ta tat tatta7 '
toothing, healing end strengthening In Its effects ; en
tirely tree Xrom ill poisonous, or .dcletertoct orVfL
and perfecuy harmlets nader all drtaosUnosW ,
Certiflcatet from taaDy promlaeti cuutai sk. jasttl
Fraadsco accompany eiery bottle tf
NEWEHS "
Pulmonary Syrup
BXCRGTOX ft CO. igents,"Saa rnadscev
n : k ; t
DR. E.'COOPER'S
UNIVERSAlr v.
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MAGNETIC BALM,
A ceneral Familv sidlcfne' Tl J a rW&.,
eign remedy for f t
Diptheria. '
And kindred diseases of the. THROAT', trad
unequalled In curing Dysentery, Plarrbaa,. '
Cholera, Colic, Cholera Morbus ajid T j
fever and Ane,
Neuraleia.? Rheumatism. -fTrM7. .Tn.i,.
jltiuv a vegetable Prrpar-afion.-
EsJ Woae zenulne wltnant !t .nf. nf
R. STRONG, ( 1
REDI'QION &C0.'8 j. foiuiJA WAT,
Unexcelled for ToiIe9and1.fj5rJj5s.
RlfDINGTON & CO'S
J", t -"Tr r.rrr j-r X
ESSENCE OF
JAMAICA GINGER,
This valuable preparation, containing In si
highly concentrated form all tbe-propettlei of
Jamaica Ginger, has become one5 of Ine'most
popular domestic remedies for all diseases of
the stomach and digestive organs.
As a tonic, It wilt be found Invaluable to all
persons recovering irom debility, whether pro-
f1nnsd l.v faiensi - al t . . t t ."
u.vvu.ji,,!!, uiucrwiso; ior wntie it im
parts to the system all the glow afldvlgorioat
can be produced by wine or brandy, Ht is en
tirely free-from the reactionary effects thatfolj
low tha use-orsptrtt of "any kind "
It Is also an, excellent remedy for females
who suffer from difficult menstruation, glvln
almost immediate relef. 'to tho spasms, that ifl
frequently accompany tiat period."
It gives immediate relief to Nausea, cause
by riding In a railroad, car.r by sea-slcknesi
or other cShses! T' 'ijf
.It Is also valuable as an external applicant,
or Gout, Rheumatism. Nenralgla. etc. "
,,..' , REDINGTON&CO.V "
52H iMet St. between .Firs a,od j,
. Secdnd.'corner orEcgef. San Frkncisca.
Use ElectroiS!lia)'6TMr l'V
' "" - a re i OCJIagla'Briinili..
II ! Is 't-'t
REDINGrcTlNl &"CW
at
FLORIDA WA
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FOR THE
HANDKERCHIEF. T
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This article, 'possessing- the motHaelIcal
fragrance of Flowers, is unequaled W1 "pel
fume for thcIandkerchief - - -1;
FOR THE BATH.
Used in lathing, It imparts iMgj't!qa
strength to the system, and gives that softies
ana aeiicacy 10 tne-eKm so much desired by al
It removes Sunburn, Freckle's &,'PimpLj.
unuted with, water, It makes aijexcelltht
Dentriace, Imparting pearly' whiteness to the
teeth, sweetness to the breath,' smdjenders the
gums hard and of a beautiful cojor. n(
It should always be used after snavlag; flf
luted with water, as It relieves all Inflamatlon
, , . REDIQTQN &-C0
329 & 531 Market St., between FiriiA'a
Second,; corner of.EkeriSatt Franclscth
Use Electro-Silicon,
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OrilaglcBrliilaat
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MAGfc BRILLIANT.
J5IR?GXrRQJl NATURPSXaBnATOBT.
The best article eyer dlcqyered for Clean
Ing and Polishing jGold. Silver and Plated
Ware, and all smooth Metalic Surfaces, of
whatever description, includine Kitchen Uten
slls of Tin, CSpper, firass, Sleel. elc'.v J
To Jewelers and Workers In .Gold and Silver
Plate, the Electro-Silicon, iaof;ineslimbl val
wm 4th 4ts, aatavtAH anj IttA. teAwsiilAsa tSktaAAtsisr
Led by Its usfi w"! (oreTei: endear, J s biibc t
au wno cave uu eviueuce oi un men iff. 1mmm
REDINQTON & CQ..7'Tm
- ' Sdle.AgentsJ SaS Thidiie
1 . 1 .! - 1 M , 1 , in 1
FOjR FLAVORING, EkjRffft.
JtEDlSQTO CoTfASITHX SHI- - r
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