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THE OREGON SENTINEL
Gen. D.J). Coltou.
FRANCO-AMERICAN
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newspapers from this office, or removing and kat
Ing Ibcm uncalled for, is prima ficie oidencoof in
tentional frauJ.
0 The imtmufer who neglects to Eire lecal ue
tlce of the neglect of a tierson to take fmni the ifllce
the newspaper ad lresed to him. is liable to the pub
lisher for the subscription price.
Ono ovideucc of the hard time?
in London may bo fou'id in the
fact that a firm there advertised
recently for a collector, work hard
and wacs low, and received over
eighteen hundred replies, nearly
all from men of apparently good
education and character, many of
them from gentlemen.
Tho cabinet in session October
--Itli, approved the letter of tho at
torney general giving an opin
ion that tho Utah and Oregon
Railroad Company can pass
through tho Bannock Indian res
ervation. Tho treat- with the
Bannocks is not recognized as a
law of congress, which is consid
ered superior to it, and civos the
company the right to follow the
prescribed line.
A DowuiEiist farmer, know
-far and wide by his patriotic Mr
tlo, had a neighbor who was in
tho habit of working on Sundays;
but after awhile this Sabbath,
breaker joined tho church. Ono
day our friend Jrnet the minister
to whose church he belonged.
"Well Undo Sam," said ho, -'do
you boo any difference in Mr. J,
since 'ho joined the church?"
"Oh, yes," said Uncle Sam, "a
great difference. Before, when
ho wept out to mend his fences
ho carried his axe over his shoul
der; but now he carries it under
his coat.
ALafayotte correspondent of the
McMinnvillc licjmrtcr says: The
county court ou Monday oT this
week further discussed Mr. Dale's
books, and a number of his Jjondsp.
ion were. present. Aro dnidof-
stand thoy will not pa' without a
contest, as there seems to be a
grave question among them as to
their liabilitv. There are two
official bonds, and only two ad
ditional tax bonds for tho four
years. It is claimed that there
Bhould have been a tax bond every
year, and it is also claimed that
the county has not dealt fairly in
this respect with the securities
The Napa Independent says:
"Buck" English, the young man
. now in San Quentin from Lake
county, is taid to possess tho best
memory of any man in the State
of California. lie has been known
to listen to sermons preached from
the pulpit, requiring three-quarters
of an hour for their delivery,
and then go out of the church and
repeat them almost word for
word from begining to end. When
doing this after divine service one
Snndaou Middletown, a few
months ago, tho clergyman
heard him and could distinguish
no difference between the word
used by "Buck" and those of his
sermon, and Le thereupon turned
to his written discourse and as
English progressed with the iter
ation, the divine traced tho lines
of his written sermon and declar
ed that there was no difference.
DON'T FOUGHT IT.
If you are troubled witlmervousness,
are disheartened, tired of life, fear
death or feel out of sorts as tlie saying
is, you may safely conclude that you
have the dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
Tho liver is very apt to become torpid
this season of the year as poisons mus
ing from stagnant t ater or decaying
vegetation are moie numerous and are
thought inhalation taken into the
blood. Unless tho liver is strong and
active, and furnishes a supply of fresh
and pure blood to dri e out the im
purities, tho above mentioned symp
toms surely follow, and if not heeded,
end in moro terrible diseases and
death. White's Prairie Flower proves
itself tho Great Liver Pancea. Its
action on the liver'is different from
any other medicine ever compounded.
Its cures aro truly wonderful. Tryit
Price twenty-five cents and seventy
five cents. For sale by E. C Brooks.
Wc should like for some douhled-
storied modern statesman to tell us
why it is that there are certain sea-
sons when a politician can see a horny-
.iith1i son nf toil rW nrrrEB '!,,
. -r, . ..... ,.v.J WAV
street, and at other seasons caniiot
see Liui a foot and a, Jialf awa.
Subscribe for the SbsIiSLl.
Thc telegraph brings us the sad
news of the sudden death of Gen.
David D. Culton, of San Eranciu
co. The deceased was a man of
ability and force of character,
who from comparative poverty
and obscurity had made his way
to the summit, among tho capital
ists and railway people of the Pa
cific coast. Gen. Co'ton came to
Orpgon, fiom Illinois, in 1850,
and pitched his tent in good old
Yamhill. lie reached Lafayette
in November .of that year, and
through the aid of Judge Deady
then a young lawyer and mcim
her elect of the Oregon legisla
tureand Ransom Clarke who
came to the country with Fre
mont in 1843, and settled in Yam
hill in 1844 he obtained a school
in the village, as a means of mak
inga living during the winter
The school was ono which the
same parties had been instrumen
tal in obtaining for David Logan
a few weeks before. Logan, who
by this time felt-that ho could get
along without the school tr.ms
feircd the business to Co.ton tho
latter agreeing to pay Logan a
cettain proportion of tho tuition
at tho Cud of the quarter when
tho same should bo collected, and
Deady and Claikc endorsed his
note for the' amount.
Colton taught tho school and
paid Logan his money as per
agreement and wo have no doubt
but that this article will lcruuul
tome men and matrons of the
time near 28 yc-ais agi.' when
they learned the rudiments in the
old framo school building at Lai
fayette, from the lips of the slen
der, young, yellow. haired, fair
complcxioned immigrant from
Illinois, who has since become
the San Erancisco millionaire and
Pacific railway king. In the
spring of 1871 Colton went with a
party from Lafayette, under an
original character called Yankee
Rogers, and organized by Wil
liam Mai tin and DajmBarnes
then merchjyjisnLafnyeffc
tyjiat'vis then called the Klam
ath country, to find a gold lake
or mountain that some Indian tra
dition or invention had located in
that region. This was before tho
discovery of gold at Yrcka or
Jacksonville. Tho expedition
was a failure.
Tho mythical mountain or lake
of gold constantly eluded the
view of tho Quixotic adventurors,
until at last it was determined to
give up the chase and return to
tho green fields of Yamhill. But
in tho meantime tho northward
lolling wave of gold seekers had
i cached the western base of Mt.
Shasta, and minors reached Yanr'
kce Rogers' camp of tho rich dis
covcries on Yroka fiat that have
since made tho p'a.cn famous in
the placer diggings of the country.
Colton was loth to return empty
handed, and hearing of these rich
diggings at Y'reka, he left the
Yamhill patty and journeyed
thitherward. Ileio fortune fa
vored him from the stut. lie
snon became deputy Sheriff and
then Sheriff" for two successive
term1'.
Early in his official career he
had some communistic miners
under his chaigc who had been
committed to prison for cutting a
ditch near Y'reka because tho
proprietors would not Fell them
water at the rates fixed by a mass-
. . r t .
mecuiig or miners, who were in
favor of cheap water. Tho water
regulators, indignant at this inter
ference with their right to regu
late the value of other people's
piopertyid labor, assembled en
masse to rescue their comrade
from tho clutches of the law. It
was a critical moment for tho
young community, but the young
snerili was equal to the occasion.
Providing himself with a ''good
supply of double.'barrelcd shot
guns, he met the insurgent mul
titude in such a way that they
were glad to retreat and get be
hind the range of his fiic. In a
few ycare Colton became wealthy,
and in 1857 or 8, having outgrown
tho place, he left Y'reka and set
tled in San Francisco the ulti
mate eoal of successful Pacific
coasters. Since then his career is
gejicrally known. He attached
1 . - -j
himself to the Uroderick wing of
the (lemocfilC,, and vaa Brodor;
ick's sccoud'in the duel with Tor-.
''
Catarrh o? the Nasal Cavities, Acute,
Chronic, and Ulcerative, Hay Fever,
or Rose Catarrh, Catarrh of tho Eye
and Ear, and Catarrh of the Throat.
SUCCESSFULLY TBElTED WITH
SANFGRQ'S RADICAL CURE.
"TATARRU. la a disease of the tnucons membrane.
J Temperaments and constitutions varylu sever
ity In individual cases. Catsxra mar arise from a
cold or a succession of colds, from sodden cnanga
of atmosphere, -wearing; iret clothing, or exposure,
to Inclement weather, and becoming thoroafftily
chilled when the digestive organs are Ja a morbid
or inactive condition, and the Btrcngth and vital
forces exhausted. Tho Uease may arise from a
scrofulous condition of the blood, from Scarlet
Fever, Measles, and Diphtheria, in which cases tho
eye and car are prncrally involved and discharge
quantities of matter. The discharges from tho
nose, the distinctive feature In all catarrhal cases
from -whatever cause they aric, may be thin and
-watery, and eo acid as to cause redness and exco
riation of tho skin -with which they come in con
tact, or thlete n-.d yrllowlsh. emitting a foal odor,
orclcirandwhltolikcthevthltcofancgg. Thero
may be an cnUre Iiclc of sccr-tlon, the surfaces be
ing dry and feverish. the face, f rout and npner part
of the head feclingtincom'crtablc, and cs If It was
encircled by a tight, nnyicldl-g band. This latter
phase 13 called Dry Catarrh. Th free mattery dis
charges cause tho passages to swell and becomo
thickened, rendering bnathlng through the noso
didcult or Impossible, and the eiflcrcr finds It
ncci3ary to hreathe throngli the month, thereby
rcrmittlngcoldalrto pass directly to thebronchlal
tubes and lungs. Tlie nutter passing down tho
throat creates a constant desire to hawk and ex
pectorate to throw It o.T; lint when the membrano
1 dry and fcvirlsh. Instead of passing frcclj down
from the nosi and throat, tho mucus becomes bard
pad forms Into scabs. Incrustations, and hard
lumps, which adhere so firmly to llicnasalpassages
end throat as to require very pcrsWcnt efforts to
dislodge them. Tho eyoln sympithy becomes ln
Camed.red, weak, end watcry.or In tho morning
the 11 is rmy bo found glued together, and matter
Is secreted in moro or Ks3 (juantltr. Tho car also
becomes seriously nlaxtcd. discharging quantities
clrar.lcr, besides bcln:;ijtcd by thcinost violent
nceral-.'le riHs, ending frenncntly In IntUmna
tlcn, ulceration, and finally clearness. Tho throit,
bronchial lubes. and I lngsamH many cases affect
ed by catarrh, and when prostration of ihe ner
vous system Is superadded, su.h. affections becomo
Claming.
ANbrlcf snrry of t'lia mnFtscrlous dieao wrrns
ell who are ntllictcd . i.h 1 1 to uake speedy prepara
tion for Its treatment before K becomes chronic
Tho advantages offered by Strom's KiDicur,
Leks we confidently bi Hot o rro to bo found In no
other remedy. Lvcrystcnlil spreparailon.ccry
llnolnthe directions, markltasniu-iciitiacremedy,
calculated to ncct every p"iase of tho dlscwe. Tho
numerous testlnonlals from t'ia best peorle in tho
United Stales nttcst tho esteem In i bleb it is heii
by thoso who havo be n freed froi i the t lost de
rtrnctire and dingrous djgcasa with, which r-an-Usd
Is to-day afflicted
JUST PUBLISHED.
AcarcfnllyrevlsedTTr-it'ie oi ratarrh.wllh art
ftccunue description of Fvniptoms an Isympathctlc
diseases, fgethcr with minute directions for elTict
Ing with fiAiroim's ItAincAi. Cvpe nrnccdy and
permanent core. Also observatlonson diet and Ilia
Rcncnl lic-iUh. of vest linportaic i to allafillctcd
with catarrh. It Is wrappi d lihort cat libottleui
tho IUpiou. Ctfnc, or Villi boiaallcd free onrSf
cclptofctaaip.
Each psekajro otBi.- rorD'i TIah'cat. (Teh con
tetns lir.Saalnrd's Improved Inhallnglube, with
full directions foruso in all rises rrlro.SI. Bold
by all wholestle rnd r tall drccglsl" through
ontho Urlted S'jtes and Canada. WH.K& T&
1'OiTnit. Gcn-ral Agcrcs m.a rholcs.ile Urog
glsts, liostcn, Jlass.
Guroa Pains and Aches.
It PtlttAlIZPA thn rtrnltlftn
1 1 suhducs Inflammatory Action.
It cures nurtures and btralns.
St removes Vain and Soreness.
It cures Kidney Co-nplalnt.
It strengthens the Muscles.
It cures 1 Jieumatlm and Neuralgia.
It relaxes fatlffcned Cords.
it cures Nervous Shocks.
It Is Invaluable In Paralysis.
It cures Inflammation of the Liver.
Zlremovcseroa3 Tains.
It cures Sptnil Weakness.
1 1 Is Grateful and Soothing.
It cures Lpllcpsy or Fits
It is Safe. IMlablc. and Economical
It Is prescribed by Physicians.
It Is indorsed by fclcctrlclans.
PRtCElicEHTS.
Be careful to obtain Collia-s' Volts io Pustsb.
b combination of h lectric or Voltaic Plates with a
highly Medicated Plastcr-as seen In the above cut.
Bold by all Wholesale sod Retail Druggists thronrh
out the United States and Canadas. and by WEEKS
& POTThK. Proprietors. Boston. Mass.
MARK THESK FACTS
Tho Tcsdrnntiy of the V.'holo "WorlU.
I-TOIiL.OVTATrS PILrLS.
"I halm appetite; Ui.loTny's ?Il3 gavo me a
Lcarly one"
Your IMTunro mat-rph.nn
'I fnd for ajtLer box. nml keep them In Ihe
hmtRt "
Dr. IIo.Iowoj ha? cured my heaXicliO that raa
chronic."
'I ffive m f jonr rill to my rwba f r cholera
malm. Tlie li r little thins gutwcll In a Uy.w
My ntuiei of a nwinifn; i nowcuritl
"Yourb-ix of ITuiI'tnay'a Ointment enred me of
noise in tl o licdl. I ruM tome ofy nrOintment
behm 1 the o-irst, unJ the nnNo hiw ln .
Scnl mo twoboxe, I want one f ra poor family.
"I onrlodo a il ilnr, yiur prlco 5 ceatjt, tut
the i"iiciiie to me u vo'th a tlollar
Senl me tire lnw of your liP "
1 Let neliirn three t xcs of yonr Ifllsby return
mnil.P-r Chills iimI !r-ver."
tut wont of.iaco couitU me toconcluue.
FGR GUTAHEQUS DiSGRDESlS.
Allcroptions of His skln.this Oitnmont ismist In-valuabl'-.
It does not besl externally alenc. lint
penetrates with tbemost searching efiecu to tho very
root ot the ovil.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS !
Invariably cure tho fjllo-alii,; diseases:
Dtsorilers of the Xirtncys.
In all dhea.es aTeciin'r tbfe organs, wli-llier
they secrete to.i mrcb or too little water -nbcther
tlit lieaftMctedlth sb'tie or grtvel, urwltli afbes
an 1 jiairs nettled 11 the leins over the regi bs of tl 0
kiihiojs.tliefioPiIN tlonldbe ta.eu ncr-rding to the
primed iirecrions, inn the Ui-itment rtmuM 03 well
rublied into the Bmtll of the back at bed time. TW.
treat-nent -will giro almnst ltumedUto relief tkii
all other means liavo fa lied.
For Sfoiisaclis out of Order.
No medicine will eoKKctn-iIIy Improve tbo
trnie of the stonnrii es tht.o Pills; they temeve all
acidity, oceisioiieJ dllier by Intempermce or Inu
proper diet. Tlicy arrb the liver and reduce it to a
healthy action; they arc wonderfully eflleaeUni in
cais of tpiora in fict they never fail in curing all
dionlers of the liver and atomach
llollonnj's Tills sretlie bt known remedy In tbo
wend far t!i folleulng djieasui.
Agnc,
AMliirn,''
Bilious Com
plaint?, BlolcliL'S on the
SLin,
Bowel Coia
ihinU, Colics,
Counipntinn rl
lUeiontion of lFit?,
TJrln-. lOott.
ScroftilH. or illrnrliclie.
Kmc'i' Evil. ilnrlifHSliim.
Stoni! A. Gravel! Inllainatioa.
Secomltry Urtmidicp.
Syinptomp. Liver Com
1 C-UOIHOICUS, pi-iilUF,
T'irnori,
I.nmbitgo,
u ...
rilm,
Uh"timatism
tlie BonLl,
CoiiMimpliun.
DtbiJity,
Dropy,
DysentPry,
Eryupclas,
V-ncr.il AfTec
till 113.
orc tliroat
Ffvcr of all
Worms of all
lirjrls.
kiml.
ealcai i"- from Female Ir
ani ca'isiyte nyblariticn.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
Xone nri? t'nnine nnlfRs tlie signal nrg of
J. llAVDrrK, i.i nint Tt.r Up UtiiUrl
States, sorroiin each bos of Pills nrd
Ointment. A lmulnrne rev-.-in) will be
piven to any oro rrnilerin; any mch infor
mntion ns may lead to Ihe detection of any
party or parties counterfeiting Ihe medf
cice or vending the same, Looking them to
be spurious.
3o!d at the Mnnnfacrnry of Profewiv
or Llollowny & C,Xenr Yorlt, and by all
respecttble I)ra,'pisi nni Dealers id Med
icino tbroaphont the civilized tvorld, in box
eaat 25 cents, C2 cents, and 1 each.
K3'Thcre is consideiable saved by tak
ing tlmJorger ?i;ea.
1. B.-r-Direciions fur the enidance of
patients id etery (Ssordt aft nfflicd ta'eacli
box. '
H E
QSESON SEHTIflEL
BO0K .AND JOB
i
16 OFFICE.
FRANK KRAUSE,
PRORklETOR.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
TTTATIjrn A LAMQF. ASSORTJIFNTOrrHIN
1 , a nd lAiicy Type, and the only Jib-pre.s in
hi uthern Orecon. we are prepared to do all kind, of
1'rintiug at the Iowtst llrinir rates. SatUlUctiou
given or no charges made for work.
9s
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I'OSTEIIS -,
" PKOGUAMJins,
UIl.IIIEAD!r
"" LKTTEIt-IIEADS,
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'$ -, -- .' . 'LEGAI. IJI.ANKS.
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i y . , PAMPIILKTS.
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" CAIlDe.
AND'CHECICS.'RECEIPTS, &.C
rxiccno ox sno xmci.
ALDKESS,1
OREGON SENTINEL,
Jackbonvil b, obrgo.v.
FMI:
AT THE STORE OF
iraWBfiAN FISHER
TO THE PUBLIC:
Kxuzr-xrrzitszz
HAVIXG DEI'KRMINKD TO MAINTAIN TIIK I'OSITION IIERKTOFOUK
occnpitdhy me is fie Inririst UI'TAII. DKALKR in Southern Oregon, I laiie
his ii.iuua in aimouticiii; that 1 am not; dit-pluying the
LARGEST Al BEST STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
North of S in Francisco cons sting of a Fine Stock of
GENTS' ASMD BOYS' CLOTE-lG, HATS a. GAPS
LADIES' m flEBTff FDMSHDie GOODS,
-TSlUrSS' ViHSBS, Etc.,
V.'Iiith is sirpt-id by none in the cmny mid will be sold at low prices to SUI 1' TIIK
I IViKS. ll cli ill ciutinne to bt; my u.in to give
Eho TtSosI; Goods for tho Zca.it aSonp-y,
and to pha Vfnr my pitrnn vi-ity nf .irtic'e-" not to be ffwitd in uny o'Iht Iih-ih-It
is n it mv intiMti i-i o m nie-id i'h- rhlic by mlveriwiii!! xxnU I etinn'i ;rnlsui iijmii
inqur but inive vilue re-eivwl 111 t-.-ery iitstjiiee. A ciil fruit: every pin In rut m
old st-nl KMtliciUi!. . r'lri.lKlt. '
J-''-.w'L:aj!ij ua.'i;.r
J-Jr--.j-n- Jtisyjfrfe'rr?' -j" ?" tjk fw"'srasfeteL
iiTW - .tgWgr-r- '-.-g- -ri . - tS.,. . ' . , jg75W
-e"r- "fSs -"- - - - '" -W"'I$
r-fiSS: " ".'l,r T --- "V .rt ""i"T
0mmsm,
11 I (. watoaDIB
in workmanship fs equal to a Qhrrncretcr Watch,
and ao cFcgan'dy slsi.'&hcd ns ci To:-c:w:s3 Piano. Et
recesvod tho h:g5-soc awards at the Vienna anc3 Ccn
tenntaJ Enpocitsoris. 8T GEWS C-KE-FQUR7H FAST"
ER than othor rnachinos. Eta cr.-s.city f'o ar.limitocJ.
There aro moro W 3 L 5 O 51 W A o il i il s S coSd In tho
United SSateo thsn the noTnViW-l naJes cf aH tho
others0 Tltt LV2LS9N SSEDIM A?7ASHMeNTy for
doing aH I:ii:d3 cf ropajrinpr. aV'J-JT PATGHiSaG
given FRES wiLIs each mnchic, A CcrtkHcaie is given
with each ftfeefcina, guenncc'n to ksep ii in repair,
freo of charge; for i9 ycar5. It , squires r.o specia!
instructions to icr."n t-.ow to vso It. Salisraction
guaranteed, or no ?., ?.lcsch:riC3 de!iveret! freo of
charge anywhero In tho United Siatss,
Send for lllustr&tcd Catalogue, r.nd nsk 1z? sai7:p!o of mending,
and our Circular lis. 107 for further In, rstiansfortjuyins machines
upoii terms staled In ths Cata!os"jo.
.tSaSSLrWiLSBN SEWIK3 BiiAIHINE GO.
' 827 & 829 Broadway, fi-.v Vor';; Kzyj Oileans, La.;
Cor. Stato and Madison Sts., Chtogs, V.'.c; and San Francisco, Cal
For Sale hy all fflrsb Class Dealers,
MISS DORA CAUDWELL, LOCAL A(JENTT.
TJa B
h a sa sj o
TT COSTS USTHAN S300 TO M IKE
1 any SCCO Piitnn solil thruituli agmt?. all
of whom" make 10!) rM'r cnt. pnllit. We hive
no agent"-, but chip dine: to fmnilleH at fac
tory price. We mike only tints stjlc anJ
brtvc but ono price.
Two Ilmxliuri Ninety Dollars!
Net cash, witli no iliscrunt ti de.il"ri or
corami-iori to Itjacliirs'. Our IiuuUt if
llioroiiRlily pion(l -our cijs are DOU
BLiY teiieercd nitli lloHittorjj-liave front
round corner', sirpetitinr buttoui and
Tar-rod leg". We ue tlu full iron j lule
nith ovtrstrunc bas-1 rrtneb Grand Action
witb top damp, f, and our keys are of the
bet ivory, twtli ivory front". Our piano
has seven octave' is s-W fret nine incite
long, three feel fnur inches wide, and wtlhs,
boxid, 931 pound". Every piano ilully
narranted fur five yea-..
Send Tor i!lulntiil circular in uh'ch we
P'fer to over 1,000 BinKers Merchant?, f.c..
(fonie of whom jou mty know) u-"iii our
pianos in 47 States and Territories, i'leaee
state where yon siw ihi notice.
U, S, PIAI4Q CO.,
J20vol21y2 ilO Ilroadw.ty. X. Y.
JAS0S, SPRISGE2 & CO.,
Corner. Spear & Mission Streets San Francisco
llacnfacturcrs and Dealers in
BOORS, WIXDOWS, BLIXDS,
"Weights, Cords and Pulleys.
Importers of
aEIUlAX.FItENCII, EXOLISa, 1VISJ10WOLAS3
1G, 21 and 2G oz.
-33oora zx, SjjooinltyO
EESD F0U CATAL0QUE AND PltlCE LIST
So. G3 Front Strett, I'ortlutttl, Oregon.
DR. SPINNEY
Io. 22 "SXUXSSSKZ S3?.,
Trmt, all Chronic nut! fecial Mlvtmrs
-rrocrxiro tjzzzzs
WHO JIIAV BE PUFl'ERINO FROM
the i-CVel of jr utliful tiillivD nr iiidis
cretion. u III do null to umil l.Vmt,lvts of
tliin, tl e rHtet lxm vr laid nl ll nlttr
of rtiffiirin hmnmily 111: tPlNKY uil
runnintee to forleit SortO for every citec ot
?etniiml v;eak'i,,ki or ptir.tU- 1-Kns of a ij
kind or chancier uliica be uiideitskcs aut!
fails to cure.
is:iuDLr.-AG::D sikx
There arc mini at tut ij1 rf thirty to
'itty ho an- tr-iuliM u id Uxt frujupnt ev
acuation of the Wndd r, oft"!! aceompanted
by a i-lighl natrtin or burninjr sinulii)ii
ai.d a ttettkuiiu;; ol the t-ytim in a iiiiioiitr
the piticut cintiot account fur. On enn n
inc the tin lary ilepnin ropy ndiin. ut
w 11 often be found ai d fonift in s mall
partlclPi) of allninipii nil) aipr or tht
color will be of a thin milki-h Iimh. aain
chanjsing to a durk and torpid nppraiice
There are many men who dm of Ihii dtl'l
cjlty Iiiorant of the cau-e hieh ! ihe sec
oxtage of semi ut -el.nei'S Dit. S. will
it itantei a perfect cure in all puch caep,
a..d a heall'iy restoration of the genito jrt
mry nrgiii.
Officv Hi ir-s -10 to 4 avl G to 8 'Pin
day? from 10 to 12 v m Co filiation fre
Thorough cimiiiatious and advice, $3.
Call or addre?,
DK. SPINNEY & CO.
No 11 Kearney St., San Francd-co.
i i &L SS&v? J i
H- XjXj KIND3 OJ AMMl NIT.ON I OK aALK
- i. by J jITS jHLL".U.
HOTEL & fj& RESTAURAST'
AXD OEXERAL STAGE HOUSE,
OnposltoOdil Fellow Hall,
JACI.suNVILI.n .OKEQOS
MADAME HOLT,
Proprietress.
TKVVFLF.US AND I.fSlDFNT IIOARDEItS
will Mini thp mint com tV.rtMloilf;iiics at tl'lit
houw to t9 met nitli in jn litre iu thht turt of the
Stile.
Tlie lietU ami TictltUiis
WIlllwiii lio f.mnil of Hrst-clMi "cliiracter anJ
et)t lQ a licit &nj rliti rmi.lltl.in 'uiilln -
The lloonis
renewly furnMml ami will nlway l.o krjit In neat
nl ItHtielllte ronJitkKi A ilmtilul fuppljof tuo
lt ef evtrjtklug the market nllurtl nit! bo
Spread 0:1
$WUcr Table.
Ilerlnwewtllbe .0,.t open MI nlahttan.I4SOifAnU
MKALS"" can b ubt lined at anj hour of th Uajf
or night.
OYSTKRS PItKI'ARED IV
KVKRY STYLE,
An! Innclici t bfliml at any tim. Staff juen
B.r ami otlirrs Im niiy be out lato at nitflit can ul
uars nn.1 h gual are, hut meala ami gonJ boJe a
tui tHiniie.
No trnnltle will be ipirnl to.lnorte the pntronngo
of thetraTellliisai well as the iiermaneut cminn
ulty. Giro me a call.
EXCELSIOR.
LlfBRlSfelKD FS
3 "3? JS. Z3 Xj 33 .
Corner of
OllinOM VNOClIIWllSIVtlT!)., JiCkS-lNMILK. '
w7. 'J. rLS-MrAas, Prop'r.
Trom.n E8ui.CTi um.y inform the run-
V V lie tlMt he Inn n line stock oi
irnrsM, Usssles ant'. Cauinscs
VnJ ho U iireir.l In fnmWi 1,!, ;ilronaml Ihe rub
licgruorHlijr Mlth
!'i!e Turnnnts
rat h. h-M cm th pintle cm-t. ?iitlle honou
hired tutf, tuiiBjr lirt ut lira ruiintry. 1
Aiiiis:is 'to:?lit ami SM.
Ilir-r. inAo to w.rk .Irwte or ilnnblt Hir--
Uflnl an I the Iwi 1 frnre l.r.t.re. up m thein.
liil in -t rtmr'. A lit-, rtl -Iwre nf tho plinth)
fiipipui; i-ii.r'iie..iirri,i,al! tltin .
SEW LJVHRY STABU
BACK OPCOUUT HOUSE.
UMBO A JBOXTCOnBaTi
Proprietors.
"7JTTIfl IXTI'Y FITrRD Ul Ttl'' C1M
l 1. Inh il' Un oil the Nrtin.il II lln tilt ailit
inllu-rear f ,h I nrt IImi. lUir- now f nl'jr
nr mI I., .iti,.., i , iilt Iih.Ii e- in, nr turn iih
n 'I'liitiiMean I(Ji,rlc!i an 1 .it the ill at ru.otiahle
rie.
Pino Sarnouis
The'lihlfl. furn M.nl nil, tlb-l animal, atirt
in., t -rb tiiitUi huxr ie alw n first ch,. timk and
Kttt 11 htir...
,lHe. Urinltnl. nnttlirt Iwl rare leituvro.1 on.
Hi- i
"ili.fictl'ii irHHianlf.-.l In eifrr Ui.tanfe.
fl ire us i ceil 1 mii 1 ju ttt fv.r jrnnr. Ire..
MtWINII '. Mf)T(IOM!'ItV.
J.konvllle, rll 10th, VP'
UNiOW LIVERY
SALE AMDfi EXCHANGE
essTar .q.eb dLiTs-,
rrtJT 4tfi .isiil C'ss'ifou-in Pts
JACKStO.VILI.i:, ORKGON.
.1. A. CAUDWELL I'ltOrRIKTOR.
Tub ruopRiirror. ins ,
ftlljrrehni't an.I ri-n'd I thl ly?p'
well kr.mrn .i,hi.hRHnt. an t Imi-lt?i
.iftle eVetoirewtitlcmtiftirtitileatf li-Vi "TL.l2--ti.nw
IIm reto I hare the Tery bent h irne bitcclce
in.l iiverr tunii-Kit.'if nil Hinl. !r Btofl. uf ruadi.
ters eashot be eTCeilert in the State. 4
I Torses IJoardril
On rminal! ternw, an. Ihe Iwit ofmre and alten
rinn biMtonixt upon them w hile un ler mj charo
Aleu
Horses Rnuifht ami SoM.
I am jati.fleJ that I ran giro ntlnfiietlnn ami
Kiiimiitte the Mme. AMtli this linireMiD we
hareuo hesitation In euliclting iiatroriape.
NOT FAIL
tottcnilforonr
Catnlocno. it
contains iirlrnn
antlileHciIptloit
r moHt evrry
article In cii
rnl ue.Aiid In
-iiilunlilAto ANV r.:ilS() coutrmnl.it
Ins Hit iiti rrlin of any article forTfr
noital. Family or Asrlnilturrtl une Wo
linveilone a largo trado tlietiait nnnon
In tho remote iart oftlio Terrltorlen,
mitt liac 14 It It Tew exrrptloin. rircd .
ed tlio rxpectatloiii of tho iurchniirr
many clalnilnsr to hao mntlo a- ttavlnc L
of 4i to ( per rent. W mail tlirno
(TALOl,I. Tt AY AlUUtKNM,
Flti:i:, tl'ON Al'l'UtATIO. lloftoll
our cood to all mankind at wlioIralct
Jirlrrn In qunntltlrw to Milt. Xtcfcreuco.
: lrt National ISank, Chicago. '
MONTGOMERY WARO & CO.,
Original C.raiio Hup ply IIouo,
227 X ZM Wobaali Ave, Chicago, 111
mms
lionicjat(Sau,
i j'ORri4.ND,ujri;a?i.
Anil Jac&sonTlUc,
I GIBBS & STEAEfl will alien. to all
1 t ftUITla kit 1(1 I'ftMl 11(1
I KiWWaUVCeJ L & VillMtlUl
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