M ani GEMENT OF
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FOWLS.— It
The AV>eekly Sr n
Mill Directory.
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ONLY Il OP A YEAR, g PAGES.
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From Portland , via Taylor's bridge and
The Beat Agricultural Pa ira»
Newberg, weekly. Arrives at 6 p. m., on
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The Best Political Paper.
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Dayton 6 times a week. Arrives at S p. m.
The Beat Story Paper.
Depart« at 4.
' The Best Faahlon í|te ports.
The Beat Cattle Market Re] 14rt'a.
The Beat General Market Rqporta.
YimMll CduAty Directory.
The* Beat Paper Every ¡Way. •
County Judge..
M. Ramsey THE WEEKLY NEW YORK SUN.
Clerk.... « 4
K. H. I-amson
Eight Pages, 56 columns. •X ¿year, or
Sheriff...,
...R. P. Bird
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Treasurer.,.....
. J. M. Kelty less than a cents a number. ..Bend Yodr
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Co. Commissioner»
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Hulery
Address
THE SUN. New toik Citv
Surveyor....,
.C. Handley
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Assessor
.... .1. Jlnvis
•iii'. 111 nr ,
School Sup't.
.H. H. Hewit
Coroner.
Coroue r.. .J I., • . * . I;. , • •!•.. • » Dr. Johnson
obvious that poultry must; have
room for exercise, and a place for
rest, lay iug ar.d brooding, and
such plates should be convenient
and hea thfolly located. The best
soil on vthich to keep poultry is a
nndy one resting upon gravel, as,
it retains the feast
least moisture; stag-
stag
nant moisture being a fruitful
■ource of disease. Any soil upon
for _____
fowls is
which an enclosure
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erected Should be well drained
The hen house should afford prop-
and warmth; perches
pershel
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and nestp should be kept clean;
State Senator
.. J. W. Cowls
should
be low, especi-
The
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lli IT. R. Harrison
Rep’Si........
’ * (A. R. Burbank
e heavier breeds, so that
they mar not injure ¿liemeolves in
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jumping down.
OBESOS orriCUL DEECT0B7.
After 1 fair trial the most suc
cessful d »lers have discarded the
EXECUTIVK DKPVBTMKNT.
SEND STAMP FOR CIRCULAR
. .., L F. Grover
use of coops entirely; the greater Governor.................
of State
l ABvF;
‘;b.¡F. Chadwick
freedom allowed the more health Secretary
Treasurer of 8tate.. .. d.
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State
Printer
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Semple
ful and profitable are your fowls.
’ " Cl . 1 Simpson
State Librarian............... ..8.
WEST MERIDEN,
In the summer,
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if your fowls Register of State tands k Ì t I 8. McComas
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•have plenty of range, they need
CONGRE SIOXAL.
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little or ho feed; but in the winter, J, (I
U. S. Senator
4 James K. Kelle,
Kelley
or if they are kept up iu the sum
4. J. HliMitchell
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..fl jos, G. Wilson
mer, if you expect eggs yon must Congressman .
feed for hem. Egg making is no
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RADWAY’S
READY
FEDrlRVL OFFICER».
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easy woi k, and hens will uot do U. Si District Judge...
CURES
THE
ORST PAI
P, Deady In from one to W Twenty
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>11 ules«
much wi hout they are well ken|. U. 8. Marshal..
.Thof«] Gp Young
NOT ONE HOUR
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Clerk U. 8. Court.
'.R. AV ile ox
They ne<d
just what
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id just
man __ who Surveyor
after
reading
this
adverihemeiit
need
any
J H. . Odel
Cenerai.
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SUFFER
WITH
PAIN.
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¡rd requires—wheat and Sup't Ind Affairs
^deneal
U. S.
~ Assessor
Thos. Frazer RADWAY’S READY RELIEF IS 4 CURE
meat. Mi
>. Lelandj, the most suc- U 8. Collector
FOR EVERY PAIN,
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.W. Bowlby
It was the first and is the only Pnin Rem>
cessful pcultry raiser4n the United
; • edy that instantly »,tops (he most e^crutiat-
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LAND OFFICERS
States si.ys: “The great ‘secret
ing pains, allavs luflamations, and cures
.Roseburg
Congestions,
whether of Lung?, Sbjinach,
W.
R.
Willis.
Register
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of my success is in keeping near B. Herman, Receiver...
Bowels, or other glands or oigUns, by one
the conditions of nature. At tlie Owen Wade, Register...
.Oregon City application in from
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Warren,
Receiver.
ONE
TO
TWENTY
MINUTES,
outset I became convinced that, J. H. Stephens, Register,
. .La Grande no matter how violent or excrutiatfiig the
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above all things, fowls must have D. Chaplin, Receiver....
Rheumatic, Bed-ridden, Infirm; Crippled,
Nervous, Neuralgic or prostrated with dis
space and cleanliness; that they ÎHJ * h-Hl ft I
StPUEME COURT. ' ; ill ■>
il 1 i i k i l ■ i - ’ 1 ease Tiiav suffer.
cannot bt expected to do well if
RADWAY'S READ? RELIEF
P. P. Prim, Chief Justice
confined in close and offensive A.
Will
afford Instant Ease.r v
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J. Thayer
Inflamation
of
tlie
Lidneys.
quarters and poorly fed.”
Bonham
B. F. “
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W W. Upton...
White^a.*h for walls, pearqhes, L.
of the Bi Io a* els.
ity Congestion of the Inflamation
L. McArthur
Lungs. '
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nest?, &c , will always be found
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Sore
Throat,
Difficult
Breathing.
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JUDICIAL E1STT1CT8.
useful in driving away vermin;
Palpitation
of
the
Heart.
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Hysterics,
Croup,
Diptheria.
and probi bly the best for protec First District: Jackson and Joseph ne. Cataarh, Influenza,
.Influenza,
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District: Benton, Coos, Curry, Douglas
tion against insects is that in which 2d
Headache,
Toot^ ache.
and Lane. 3d District: Linn,
M^non,
Nehralgia, Rhcumatieni.
Rhoumatiem
an ounce of carbolic acid is used Polk, Tillamook and Yamhill. 4th. District Neuralgia,
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Clackamas,
Columbia, Multnomah, . and
•• k «' . - • 1 Cold
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'■ Chills, i ' Aguc'tJhills.
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to every lion of whitewash.
The
application
of
the
Ready
Relief
to
5th
District;
Grant,
Ui^alll
Washington.
the parfur
ore the paid or difficul-
part or parts wl
wl.o.e
difficul
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It is ’
as cheap to keep good la,
Uniou and Wasco.
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ty exists will afford ease and
comfort^
nd comforts
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fowls as ppor ones. Tlie best va 'M TERMS ÓF
Twenty drop-«
Twentv
drop*
in a half
of :’ water
CIRCUIT COCRTH.
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. tumbler of
m
will
in
a
few
minutes
cure
CRAMPS)
Sour
rieties for all purposes are Brah Frat
Frst District
—In the county of Josephine,
JosepHne
District-^ln
Stomach, Spasms, Heart-$utn,
Heart-bugn, Sick^r/ead
Sick. 7/ead
on the fourth Monday in October: Jackson
Jaclraon Stoina'Ji,
mas, C
ns, Leghorns and Dork- second
Ache,
Diarrhoea,
Dysentery.
Colic,
-Wind
Monday in February, June and No
in * the
Bowels, and all internal ?Ji>8.
Pains, / i
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It i
ings.
of our most success- vember.
earry
ai
bottle
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1 a v * v re should
we a w-%. « * always
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- it Battle
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raisers keep two or Second Distinct—Douglas third M< IL Iqy
ful poult
RADWAY’ READY IiELlFE with them—
three kin of
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roosters and claim
____ in October, and aeconed Monday hi May y: A few drops in water will prevent'-sickness
Coos, fourth Monday in May, and second or pains from change or waler. It is better
that they get a much better fowl Munday in September ; Curry, flrat Moriffay than French brandy or Bitters aa a itimu-
June; l^ine. third Monday in April, »nd i»nt.
than where only one kind is kept. in
FEVER AND AGUE.
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and first Monday in November; Benton.»^c-
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1 G arden .— Peas for early
use should be sown early, and the
sooner no' v that you have them in
the better. \Carter’^ first Crop,
and McLian’aj Little Gem, are
equal to any for early.» Champion
of England and the Marrows for
hter eor
Sow pa ips early, also early
horn ca
,and early turnipsand
beets. To have good table beets,
make two )r throe sowings at in-
tervals. • These four vegetables
ought to be in every garden. Cul
tivate a tai te for them if you are
destitute of it More vegetables,
and less m tat and butter, is a safe
advice fair he mind and body too.
Beans:. )warf Wax and early
Valentine lor early snaps: pole and
Lima for late. Plant a second
time of the early kinds for a suc
cession.
Cabbage is indispensable in a
good garden. Winningstadt is
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Circulât to the Liberal Public.
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erect in the city of Boston a builds
eretit
mg to be kao w" aB the ’’AINE MEMORY
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AI< ."AJ.L.^a^a
the B great
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THOMAS
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ij , m m 1 .1 'i»,.. PAINE
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de- for A iiici ¡can «u.iv]iquuein-e,
Indei.qudence, and for
Universal Mental
Arental Freedom.
Freeden|. Said building
tope mitahle for stores,’■business offices,
a ljall
use
a
llall foy
fur Free^Dicussimt,
Fir ee l)icus>i>ut, Lectures
Lectures Am
Amuse
ments, apd finally, an offlea for the business
purposes
purposie-i. o:
of the Bost lm Investigator. To
accompli-h this, we need the as-i^tonce and
contribution«
contributions of all jWe
tne friends
ffiends of Payne
l’ayne
and of the
tlie JIhrestigator;
iutentigator; and believing our
readers and-other
an<Lotlier Liberals to be of that
nmnbor^on
number
qn whom we may rplv,
rel.v, wejask
weiatd^ their
aid assitance by contributing liberally them
otherTto
do^o^.
Sub-
selves and inducing others
to do
>o. Sub
scriptions will be acknowledged in the col
of the Iitveetigutor.
Inve»tinutr.r j IIV
uva lulwtr.
umns trf
We o L
have
labor-
ed under
4 _ man,
Any di.-advautages during our
connection wi ith the Investigator, in provid-
ing suitable Mecommoda..
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/tcoinmodatians
business
and in securing a Hall for our Paine Cele
I bration.
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and
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we appeal ; now to _
a Liberal
public to conic
clinic forward and help us to se
cure a permanent place for business apd lor
holding
our ineetiiigsT
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meetings.
jtm is ._!.•!
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Friends, Brothers, Sisters, the hour wil
come when tfle must vea-e
cease fliom
from our labor.
Tl^c
Tl)c cause that tlie Proprietor and Edit«
Editor
of the Boston Inncsfi^ator have expended
their liyedu, is an earnest voucher that not
for self alone, but for humanity, they have
worn away a life-time. And we invite al
onr friends to zealous and prompt action, as
advancing age indicates that time wails for
none. We all feel solicitous that our works
shall live after
.„2 that our advo-
a we retne: and
eate of Freed«)
Ibm, our sturdy old Investiga-
tor, may Still,
geuvratii
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for generations
to come,
sound our rallying
irincr cry-r
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j^r all Peoples,
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and all lands, forever Liberty.
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Hokace S eamr , j
T. L. S avagk ,
}!' , Trustees,
PRIVATF MFOIGAL AID.
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QUICK CURES ANO MODERATE CHARGES.
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DR. W. K. DOHERTY’S
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Medical
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Oregon Made
STOVES
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COOK STOVES,
PATENT CHURN.
ond Monday in April, »nd third Monday in
Fever an<l Ague cured for fifty cents.—
November.,
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Fever
and , Ague
and _ glie'bei
Third District—Linn, fourth Moudaj
‘louday in MalarioAs, Bilious, Typhoid. Scar'et, V ’low
October
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March, and se«» comi Monday in Gvwrci , and other Fevers (aided by RADV^H*8
Marion, second I*»«xi»Mt»^
>aa a«*««
« Kzw w June
we» w vwwva
Monday in
March
ned
PlLL8)so quick as RADWAY'S
EADY
November; Polk, second Monday in Mayj
RELIEF.
Fifty
cents
per
bottle
old
by
and fourth Mondny in Nuveni[l»er; Yamhill,
all Druggists.
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second Monday in ApriJ.and fourth Monday
in October ; Tillamook, second Monday in
July.
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and Pure rich Blorfd—Increase
of
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Flesh
and
weight-^-Clear
Skin
and
Oeauti-
Fourth District—Clackamas, fourth Mon
ful Complexion secured to all.
day in April »mt September; Multonmh,
second Monday in ¡February, June and Oc
tober; Columbia, second Monday in April;
Clatsop, second Monday in Auguat, and
fourth Tuesday in. January;) Washington,
8AR8APARILLIAN RESOLVENT
fourth Monday in May, and first Monday in Has made the most astonishing cures, so
October.
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undergoes under the influence oi this .truly
Fifth District—Wasco, third Monday in woiidertul Medicine, that
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June, and second
Grant, first Monday in June, ami third Mon4j Every Day an Increase In Flesh and
Weight is Seen and Flelt. S
day in September f Baker, third Monday in
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
May and nrat Monday in October; Unioh,
flrat Mondav In May, and thir4 Monday in: Every drop of the SARSAI’ARILLIANRE-
October; Umatilla, last Monday in April, SOL v ENT communicates through the Blood
Sweat, Urine and other fluids and juice-« of
and fourth Monday in October ,!
the system the vigor of life, for itirebairs
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the wastes of the body with new an#
and sbt
spund
material. Scrofula, Syphilis, Consupipti
Consumption,
on,
Glanular disease, Ulcers in the throat, ;qouth
“ Advertising is the Oil which wise
men Tumor»,
Tumors, Nodes.in the Glanda
Glands and et*
ther
-,f,
ProVi
i I I parts of the system, Sore-eyea, Stremii ions
put in their lamp-«.’* Modern
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aov/aa«»a
sivtbm
vajv Ajaj.'?,
l>Uv worst
vf UlSli
Discharges
from the
Eats, mill
and the
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diseases,¡.Eruptions,
Ftever
forms of skin diseases.*,
Eruptions, Fie
ver
Sing-jrorm, 8alt theuni,
Sores. Scald Head, Sing-worm,
Erysipelas Acne, Black Spots, Worms ir
Erysipelas,
the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers in
in' the Womb,
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and £ll weakening and painful discharges,
BOOMS 20 AND 21,
Night-sweat^, Loss of Sperm, and all
Night-sweat«,
alj the
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wastes
of
the
life
principle,
are
within
the
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curative
range
of
this
wonder
of
Modern
Merchants'; Exchange,
Chemistry, and « few days’ use Will prove
NtrMt, San
Francisco. to auy person using it for either of these
of disease its potent power to cure
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Solicit« Adevrtvements and Subscriptons
Not oily does the S arsaparillian R es -
olvjlnt excel all known Remedial agents in
for the
th« L afayette C ourier and for papers olvjjnt
Sublisbed in california. Oregon and Nevada;
Nevada., the cure of Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitu
Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montanah, Col-;
Col tional and Skin di.
diseases;
ease»; but it i»
is the only
ace nt Territories;
Ijositive cure for
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orado, Arizona, and adjacent
Territories positive
Kidney & Stodder
Bladder Complaints^'
Complaint»^' '
Sandwish itH»uuN.
^auuwi^u
Islands, the
wits uuwm
British x Possédons,
uMcruvuo,
diseases.
Gravel.
China;
New zjv.i.uu
Zealand mm
and the
Australian Urinary, , and
VIllUA, i'VW
uuv
diseases,
Gravel, . Dinhs
Diabe
OUU Womb
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uwearos,
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Colonies; Mexico
Mexica Ports, Nicaragua.,
Nicaragua. Panama tea, 4 .roi ipsy, Stoppage of water,. Incon tin
eniie
of
ence
brine,
Bright
’
s
disease,
Albuminu
Urine,
Albumina-
Valpariao and Japan; the Atlantic State»
*t 4«
ria,
and
all
cases
where
there
are
brfck
du«t
and" Europe.
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deposits, or tbe water thick, cloudy,, miked
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with anbstances like the white of an egg, o'
ADVERTISING.,
threads like white silk, or thei-e is s morbia.
dark, billions appearance, and white bone
Has created many a new business;
dust deposits, and when there is »^ricking,
H is enlarged many an old business;
burninig sedsatfon when passing water, and
Has revived many a dull burine»»;
pain in the Small of the Back tod^along the
Has rescued many a lost business;
Loins. Prioe. tl 00.
Has saved many a large business;
Worms.—The only known and sure rem
Apd insure a succès» in a«ny business.
edy for Tape, Pin, eto. TH
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G irkld ’ s SEcnoN.--Stephen Girard used
to say.in his old days: UI nave always con PEHFECT . PURGATIVE
PILLS,
sidered advertising liberally and long to be
perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated witS
the great medium of success in business,
sweet gum. purge, regulate, punfy, cfeanse
and the prelude to wealth. And I have and strengthen. Radway’s Pillsxor the cure
made it an invariable rule to advertise in of all disorders of the Btofnach, Liver, Bow-
the dullest times a* well as the busiest, long els, Kidneys, Bladder; Nervous Fiseases,
No. 94-Front Street, between Washington
experience having taught -^ne that money V adache, Constipation. Costeveneas, Ifidi- I
Front St., Portland, Gr.,
and Alder, over Hopkins’ Hardware Store,
thus spent is well laid out, and by contin gesticaii Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Biuoda Fe
IKÍLM
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ually keeping my business before the pub
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RYAN » ♦ • i
Proprietor.
lic it has secured many sales that I other
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ent» of the Internal ViscDya*
PORTLAND, OREGON. -
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lost.1* ’
to effect a positive
e cure.
core Purely
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ircury, minerals
Advertise Yoar HuslneM.
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TKQST COMMODIOUS I HOTEL IN
Blank Books mad» to order, and ruled to
Keep Your Name before the Public. or deleterious drugs.
A few doe«» of R adwax ’» Pitts will tree IVI the State. HARD FD
m re.d P*ttern- Newspapers, Mags-
FINISHED thro’-
Judicious Advertising will Injure 44 the system from all the above named disor- out.
•to,, bound in
style,
in any
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dispatch,
Fortwuae '• n
ders. Price, 25 cent» per Box. Sold by
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Week. iattU a|* 4 • ir • • • • • • ...WOO
If Bwalnea« la Brink, Advertise.
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one letter
letter stamp
stamp to
to RADWAY
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The man who didn't believe in advertising 87 ¡Jtaiden Lane, New “
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has gone into partnership with the Sheriff, worth thousands will be MDtyOQ.
»•A JVee Carriage wiU be tn attendance
GREATLY DEDUCED
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Convey Passengers C_
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Afore JDura ble
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liry Yarfls,
L. P. FISHER,
ADVERTISIFG AGENT.
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iparagus and
;h neglected,
and many others are
by all ladies who hare
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setting a good • table
(and what w lady has not), and
should be in every farmer’s gar-
den.
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W orth N oticing . —An acorn
suspended bysja piece of thread
within a half an inch of the surface
of water in a glass, will, in a few
months, burst and throw a root
down into the water, and shoot up
wards in a straight and tapering
stem, with beautiful green leaves.
A young oak tree, growing in this
way on the iinantleshelf of a room.
is a very eld ’eeant and interesting
object. All so: Take a large white
spongo and tow i( full of rice, oats
or wheat Place it in a shallow
m . o .., to
w whi
a little water is con
dish,
stantly kep(^ and as the sponge
absorbs the moisture the seeds will
sprout When this has fairly taken
SngB may be «»pended
place the sponge
in the sunshine and wet moderate
ly every da
~ JHI
Geo. W Vollum,
DR.
RADWAY’S
USS HOUSE,
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&
Surgical
Institute,
No. 519 Sacramento street,
Corner of Leidsdorf st., (a few doors, below
What Cheer House). Private
Entrance on l^eidsdorf
st. Ban Francisco.
tiers arc not a vile Fancy
Vinegar
Drink, made f Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof
Liquors, doctored, spiced,
Spirits and Re
Xo r please
the --------
taste, , called
and sweeten
__
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“Tonics,” “Appetizers,” •‘Restorers,” Ac.,
that lead the qppler on to drunkenness and
true Medicine, made from
Yuin, but are
and herbs of California,
the native
holic
free from all
bolle Stimulants. They aro
the Great Bl
Purifier and a Life-giving
, Principierà Perfect Renovator and Invlgor-
*ator oi tkfcSystpm, carrying off all poisonous
matter, and r toring the Wood to a healthy
condition, enrifchlng It. refreshing and in
vigorating both; mind and body. They are
easy of adininislration/broinpt In their ac
tion, certain in ; their results, safe and reli
able in all form» of disease.
No Person can take these Bit
tern according to directions, and remain
long unwell, provided their bones are not
destroyed py mineral poison or other means,
and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point of repair. |
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head
ache, Pain in thq Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructa
tions of the-Stomach, Bad Taste in the
Mouth, BHions Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart, Inflamnrttiou of thè Lungs, Pain tn
t
M. A .LTMEN,
g
J r the region of the Kidneys, and a hundred
, RF* .B urt .
1 other painful symptoms, are the offsprings
Boston, Oct. 9, 1872.
Jan3tf
of Dyspepsia. In these complaints it has
• -no eqhal, and one bottle will prove a better
I
guarantee of its merits than a lengt by ad
I I
vertisement.
For Female Complaint«, in young _
or old, married or single, at the dawn of 1
womanhood, or the turn of life, these Tonic
■
Bitters display so decided an influence that
a marked improvement is soon perceptible.
1
For lufluninmtory and Chronic
Go to Lake’s Emigrant Stove nnd Tin Store,
Bheiinintism and .Gont, Dyspepsia or
138 «Front ^treet, Portland, and see
Indigestion, Bilidua,
rius, Remittent and Inter
the stoves manufactured at the
[>lsei
mittent Fevers, Diseases
of the Blood, Liver,
u£r
Kidneys and Bladder,
these Bitters have
OREGON IRON WORKS !
been most successful.
‘Such Diseases are
me
caused by Vitiate, ?d Blood, which is generally
-
I be h
. lilH LJ 1
Breduced by del,
rangement of the Digestive
They can
rgans.
1
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— .
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For Skin Discaecs, Eruptions, Tet-
• ter,
Salt Blieuni,
r. Salts
Riipnm. j ! Blotches, Spots, Pimples,
Pustules, Bulls, Carbuncles, Ring-worms,
Scald-Head, Sore (! Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch,
Scurfs, Discolorai! ions of the Skin, Humors
____
T
„______
whatever
name
Is the sole Agent for ¿‘1 th e Stoves manu- and .Diseases of till lie Skin, of
■■
___ i.j
or nature,
are literally dug up and carried
factor etl.
out of tlie
the system in a short time by the use
of these
iiiese Bi
Bitters.
tiers, vue
One boitie
bottle iu
in such -cases
cases
You can now buy a Stove of thicker plate, win conviuce the most incredulous of their
and rf any plate fails it can be replac
-iMMive cuvets.
curative
effects. |
<___________ the Vitiated Blood when-
ed at a ¡-mall expenre. We have the
Cleauee
ever you And its impurities bursting through
Driving Flue and Elevated Oven tlie skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores;
cleanse it when you find it obstructed and
sluggish in the veins ; cleanse it when it is
foul )s your feellnt
feelings will tell jou when.
r ì I I I - I' t
Keep the blood pui
>ure, and the health of the <
i „11 n ... * mm i IILU1II li J
*
ANB DIFFERENT KINDS OF
system will follctr.
Pin« Tape | 1 and other Worm»,
lurking in the s tern of »0 many thousands,
Parlor and Box Stoves
are effectually destroyed and removed.
Says
a distil
Saysadistinguisned
physiologist: There is
All manufacture! in.this city.
scarcely an individual on the face of the
earth whose body is exempt from the pres-
pres
The .other dealers will lell you they don’t ence of worms, [it is not upon the healthy
keep them. The reason iM. they
clemcnta of the ¡body that worms exist, but
upon the dis
"
humors and slimy deposits
can’t buy them.
u
mh
« imb
| ¡living monsters of disease.
that
breed
these
w-_ system
. —.
No
of ediclne. no vermifuges, no
Please remember that 1 also have a
unthelininitics,
Hi free the system 'from
worms like th
Bitters.
Mechani
Disease«.—Persons en-
gaged in Pain
and Minerals, such as
Plumbers, Typesei itters, Gold-beaters and
I
I*
Miners, as they adv vance in life, are subject
to paralysis of tliie Bowels. To guard against
Don’t forget to ! look at the
this, take a dose or W alker ’ s V inegar B it
k.
ters twice a-wegk.
PATENT WIND i O TV BL.ITD,
Bilious, Ileuiittent and Inter
' i * 1 i Hlrl- '
mittent Fever*, winch are so prevalent
Which is made of Spruce Wood, and is al
iu the valleys of our great rivers through
pieanly,
Lighter, Cheaper, More pl
out the United States, especially those of the
Mississippi, Ohio, juionuuu,
Missouri, mmu
Illinois, Tennes-
sec, Cumberland, ________
Aftansas, ____
Red I, Colorado,
Brazos, IUo Grain ide, I’earl, Alabama, Mobile,
■
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Uh IU/ J
And is the handsomest Window Blind in use. Savannah, lloai inoke, Janies, and many
others, with thek if vast tributaries, through-
It gives the best satisfaction to all who try out our entire coi >Untry during the Summer
it, and 1 on uly
’ ask
iJ **' yon to enquire of any one and Autumn, an<| remarkably so during sea
who has ■ed then», to
1 couvidce you that the sons of unusual boat and dryness, are in
Wopden Blind
lind is the
tbe very best that you can variably accompanied by extensive de
rangements of tlie stomach and liver, and
buy.
JOHN R. LAKE.
other abdominal viscera. Iu .their treat
junelnoll
[j
I
ment, a purgative, exerting a powerful in
fluence upon thcai? various organs, is essen
fff I
I
tially necessary. There is no cathartic for
the purpose equal to D». J. W alker ’ s V ine
trove Your Poultry 11
gar B itters , as
s the;
they wjll speedily remove
..............
.. which
..........
the dark-colored 1 fisci-
Viscid (.....
matter
with
|j
....
tlrte
bowels
are
li
loaded,
at
the
same
time
2
stimulating the secre
secretions
'
of the liver, and
f
; Cost» no More to Keep
generally restoring the healthy functions of
i
the digestive organs.
Scrofula, or Kiugte
* Evil, White
Swellings, Ulcers^ Erysipelas,
_ ____ , Swelled neck,
Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent
THAN
Inflammations^ Mercurial^ Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes,
™: r 1
etc., etc. In these, as in all other constitu
constitu-
tional Diseases, W alker ’ s V inegar B it
1
ters
pow
TERs have shown their great curative pow-
ers in the most obstinate and intractable
'
cases.
Dr. Walker’s California Vine«
gar Bitters act on all these cases tn a
Sts, Oakland, Cal. similar manner. By purifying the Blood
they remove the cause, and by resolving
! I W
away the effects of the infiimmatiou (the
tubercular deposits) the affected part» re
Ik
ceive health, and a permanent cure is *
SEASON
CiTPCt-Otl.
J
I
The
Aperi<
ikt
and mild Laxative
I*
I'hr
.1' 1 r
4s-■
properties of I) r . W alker ’ s V inegar B it
ters are the best safe-guard in cases of erup
HATCHING FROM THE tions and malignant fevers. Their balsamic,
EGG8*F( ■MM___
; and Best Fowls in the World, healing, and soothing properties protect the
carefhll;
* ’ly packed in Patent Boxes 1 and guar humors of the fauces. Their Sedative prop
erties allay pain Inr the nervous system,
ante»d to
1 carry safely any distance.
distane
stomach and bowels, cither from inflamma
I I THE VARIETIES COMPRISE .
tion. wind, colic, cramps, etc. t
Directions.—Take of the Bitter» on
Dari Sd Light Brahmas, , Buff, Black, White
going to bed at night from a half to oneand
and/
Pi
rtrige
Cochins,
White.
Leghorns,
C<
tf
and Golden Spangled Ham- kmc-liali wine-glassful. Eat good nourishing
Ians a, Silver
—r
1 loudczi,
food, such as beef-steak, mutton chop, veni-
args, Gold and
__ Silver Spangled Polish, sou,
roast beef, ana vegetables, and take
Crevecoeurs,
Rouen
»nd
Black' WMW
out-door exercise. They are composed of
ty Ducks^Bronze
Aylesbury
Ducks, Bronze ’ Turkeys, and Se- purely vegetable ingredients, and contain
Ducki
bright and Gaine Bantams.
no spirit.
ip fo
for Illusterated Circular to
»nd stamp
B- h * M c D onald
co .,
. . and breeder Druggists
GKJ ). b ;. : bayl
BA . j ; EY, . importer
A Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal.,
of< hoice Poultry, P. O. Box 659 San Fran- 4 cor. Washington and Charlton Sts., N.Y.
.the Poultry World.
>
cisco;,___
also, agent for ¿the
a monthly illusrated journal I, devoted entire- SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS A DEALERS.
ly to Poultry; tells how to keep Fowls for
Profit;» complete repository of information
on the , subject Subscription only $1,25»
$1,25 a
year. Agents wanted in every town in the
State. Address P. O Box 650, 8. F.
BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND
tguPlease state in what paper you saw this
ment.
vol8-march7-m3
lii
-.4
Erivate
i
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
Established expressly to afford the aflictcdf
Sound and scientific Medical treat
ment in the cure of all Pri-
■ ' t .
vate and Chronfc
»
lli.-^.ises,
Cases of secresy and all Chronic Disorders-
TO THE AFFLICTED.
’ DR. W. K. DOHERTY retorna hi. .In-
care, pianks to his numerous patient« for
their patronage and would take this oppor
tunity to remind them that he continues to-
consult at his Institute for the cure of chron
ic diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys,.
Digestive and Genitourinary Organs, andr
all private diseases, viz: Syphilis in all its
forms and Stages. Seminal weakness and all
the horrid consequence» of #e'f-abuse, Gon
orrhoea. Gleet, Strictures, Nocturnal end
Diurnal Emfrsions, Sexual Debility, Diseas
es of the back and loins, Inflamation of the
Bladder and Kidneys, etc.; and he hope*
that his long experience and successful
practice will’continue to insure him a share
of public patronage. By the practice of
many years in Europe ana the United States
he is enabled Io apply tbe must efficient
and successful remedies against diseases of
all kinds. He cures without mercury, chat-
char
ges moderate, treats bis Jiatients
patients bi
ip »
a ’correct
and honorable way, ana I has references of
unquestionable veracity from men of known
respectability and high Standing in society.
All parties consulting him by letter or oth
erwise, will receive the be-t and gentlest
treatment and implicit secrecy.
To Females.
* ;
When a female is in trouble or afflicted
with disease, as weakness of the back ami
limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight,
lo=s of muscular power, palpitation of the
heart, irritability, nervousness, extreme uri
nary difficulties, derangement of digestive
functions, general debility, vaginitis, all die
eases of tbe womb, hysteria, sterility ai d all
other diseases peculiar to females, she sho’d
go or write at once to the celebrated femafo
doctor, W. K, DOHERTY, at his medical
Institqtc, and consult Iiim about Ler troub
les and disaases. The dcctor
dector “ ’-i»
-ii effecting
more cores than any other physician in the
State ot California?
California. Ix-t no false dejicacy
prevent you. but apply immediately and
save yourself from pain, suffering and pre
mature death. All
AIT married ladies whose
delicate health or other circumstances pre
vent an iucrease in their families, should
write or call at DR. W. K. DOHERTY’S
Medical Institute, and they will receive eve
ry possible relief and ¿elp. Tlie D<-ctor's
offices are so arranged that he can be con
sulted without fear of observation.
j
To Correspondents,.
Patients residing iu any part of the State
however distant, who may desir“ the opin
ion and advice advice ot DR. DOHERTY,
in their respective case», and who think pro-
Ker to submit a writen statement of rnch,
1 preference to holding a peiaonal inter
view, ate re-pectfully assured thatther com
munications will be held mo-t sacr« d ar.<l
confidential. If the case be fu'ly and ca-r>
didly described, personal noiurmcation .«ill
be unnecessary, as instructions for diet, reg^,
in eu and the general treatment of the case
itself (including Ihfe remedies), will be fur- !.
warded witliont delay, and in such a man
ner as to convey no idea of the purport of
the letter or parcel so transmitted.
ty Consultation—by letter or other wise .
FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or no
J-—
pay.
Npermatorrhcea.
DR. DOHERTY bas just published an ira>
portant pamphlet, embodying lii<own view»
and experiences in delation to lnpotcnce orX
Verility; being a short treaties on fiperma- /
torrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and
physical Debility consequent on thi« dis
ease und other affect'ons of tbe Sexual * or
gans, (his little work contains information
of the utmost value to all, whether married
or single, apd w ill be Fent FREE on receipt
of Six cents in postage stamps for icturn
postage. Address,
W. K. DOHERTY. M. D. <
apr201y,
San Franci-co, Cal.
( 1 I t MM
Nez Perce Indian Chief
SALVE
>1
or relief to painful feet
from TIGHT BOOTS use NEZ PERCE
INDIAN CHIEF SALVE.
F
FM1O remove Corns Apply Freely Fez
K. Perce Indian Chief Balve. Bandage for
four or five days; a tare cure.
OR Cuts and Bruises use Nez Peree In- -
di an Chief Salve.
F
F
F
F
OR BURNS AND SCALDS
Use Nez Perce Indian Chief Salv
• '
t>
C
'
.
»
i
-j
bfl TETTER AND RINGWORM
Use Nez Perce Ind an Chief Saelv.’
or hard swellings and gath -
erings n»e Nez Perce Indian Chief
Salve.
i
or sores of all kinpb
Uae Nez Per< e Indian Chief Salve.
F
F
P
OR ALL DI8EAbE8 OKY'H
..IE SKIN
Balve.
Use Nez Perce Indian Chief
Ch
RICE 50CENTS A BOX. For aale
eal< by
ail Druggists and^general dealers.
GEM SALOON.
he undersigned , having pu R t
chased the new afid
■
.
r-
T
Efegant Sateen
Lately restocked and refuAished by M. Fee-
ker, will leave no effort of hi» wanting ta
maintain its standing aa a first class resort
for refreshments or a game of
Pool or Billiards.
The very choicest Wines, Liquor* ayd -CL
gars ftirnished at the Bar.
Lafayette, Jan. 17, 1873.
3
•
ISAAC SAMPSON.
.
1
THE BEST
£JF ROUOH LUMBER at
;
<«•
.
MOOR'S Lumber Yard
In LAFAYETTE at •is
CMb
. ..
per
Thousand
gSluM
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