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Tlk^'Game Law.
number of votes and the Pro­
Movuc] that the Yamhill Reporter
LAFAY
COURIER equal
hibitionist candidate received a few
That portioii of the Oregon game and Coufi her , be requested to pubr
hundred wot Vs. The Legislature will law which, rela >tes to tho killing of lish the | proceedings of this meeting,
I RID AY, APRIL 2, 187a
On ni(|i lion the club adjourned to
have to elect the Governor as it did deer, moose, el k or other animals of
one year ago. -
that specie, is now in full force. The meet at ff ho Court-Houso the second
Saturda; thi) -10th day of April.
TUE “BULLETIN ROORBACKS."
SHALL fAXATION~BE EQUAIJ section of the ’1 a.v which prohibits the
fW. J. WIMER, Secretary.
destruction of any of the feathered
Some time since wo published, a
I m the supplement of the Willamj tribe will also take effect on^. April AN AP EAL FOR THE KANSAS SUF-
brief editorial upon what we deemed
FERERS,
otte Earner oi last week we find the Arts. For th j benefit of sportsmen
to be the duty of Democrats in rela­
following plain talk on tho above wo publish th) game law as it was
J alem , Marcli 29, 1874.
tion to tho next Senatorial election in
subject:. “The last legislature passed amended at the last session of the
this State. The Portland Bulletin of
Good People of Oregon: Mi mis-
an act relating to the assessment and Legislature:
last Tuesday publishes a sensational
it khall be unlaw-? .-ion adpng you s is now generally
Section 1. That
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collection of taxes which was unjust
article upon the senatorial question to a large class of persons, the class ful for any person or ^persons hereaf­ knoWnJas agent far the Kansaf
in which our motives were falsified in too which is most enterprising and ter to take, 1: ill, injure or offer for
suflcrcifc. The shortness of time
every particular.
moose,
elk,
antelope
sale,
any
deer,
who can the least afford to be oppresi-
Our reinarkawere to the effect that sed by unequal taxation. We rofer or mountain sjheep during tho months calls for prompt, action. The time
it is the duty of the Democracy to to the debtors. The law as it now of. February, March, April, May, to put jn spring crops it at hand,
work earnestly aiid energetically to stands, only allots a man to exempt June, July aud August of ? buck ar, and hundreds of farmers, without
secure the election of a Democratic from taxation ouo thousand dollars under a penalty of >‘20.for tho first' assistai , are unable to plant.
Legislature, so tljat wc may elect a of indebtedness and obligps him to offense, arid double that sum for each’ The arEcles .nost needed are—
Democratic Senator to succeed Sena­ pay taxes often when he is not worth succeeding oflense, to be recovered as
1. I ovirioits,, suclras flour, ba­
tor Kelly, and not to foster or en­ a dollar in the world. If a man owes hereinafter pn ovidcd.
S ec . 2. ^Thnt section 2 of the above con, di il beef, dried fruits, beans,
courage wrangling or dissention in
$5,000 on a piece of property worth
cracke wheat, etc.
the ranks in consequence of the ad­ that sum he paysutaxes on $4,000, entitled act shall read as follows:
2. I |rtides af clothing for spring
verse interests of tho various aspir­ and the man Im owes pays taxes on
Section 2, That it shall bi^unlaw-
ants. First make it possiblo to elect
it alsq. Therefore taxation is un­ ful for any person or persons hereaf­ and su liner wear- '
a Democrat and then select him from equal. while the constitution of our ter to take, k 11, injure or destroy, or
3.
lion sets, and garden seeds
the best material we have. Any oth­ ^tate very explicitly requires that all offer fot sale my wild swan, or any
such I belong to kitchen garden,
er course than this would be foolish taxation shall bo equal.
duck of the f< llowin g species, na^ne-
4.
st, but not least, money to
and dangerous. The Bulletin alleges
Millaid duck, snmmor, or
It is claimed that taxation is evad­ ly:
to plant or sow.
that we are working in the interest of ed by this matter of indebtedness. wood duck, \\ idgeon duck, sprig-tail buv J s X
Governor Grover and that a“thought- Let some law be passed by them to duck, teal di ck, spoonbill or -black
Trafsportation is free k) all rail­
ful young man” sits quietly “behind remedy tho evil, but do not iiuposo duck, during the month's of April, road hints inost convenient fur
the screen” and indites Grover arti­ additional burdens on a class that has May, June a: ad July of each year: distrib tion. All contributions arc
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cles for us to print. The Bulletin'» re­ tlie most difficulty to maintain its- Provided, That nothing in this or the
desircc to be in real incss by the
marks may have some merit as fiction self. If we are to have manufactories preceding sec iion shall be construed
but they do not contain a particle of iu Oregon tho business will have to so as to p^evi ut persons from killing Sth of April, ’ns t'he’vcsscl -will sail
about be 10;h from Portland, I
truth.
be carrivd on in a groat part with game trespassing on their 1 ands.
Neither this paper nor the “thought borrowed capital. To tux property - S ec . 3. Th it section 3 of the above shall qieit all points accessible
ful young man” referred -to is work- double in this way will prevent such entitled Act xj amended to read as within! the liiHited 'time, but all
for Governor Grover, or any other investments and will destroy home follows:
who have a heart in tho benevo­
t •
Section
3.
That
it
shall
be
unlawr
particular aspirant. We labor for industries. It is unjust
and contrary
lent wbrk arc .requested to ‘’put a
principles and not men. and wc would to the constitution that say3 taxation ful for any person or persons to take,
sliouldfer to .the| wheeli” My ad-
be quite as well pleased with the elec­ shall be equal. If any piece of prop- kill, or destrq; y any elk or deer at any
tion of either of the other Democrat­ perty is tax&d twice* then taxation time, for the Sole purpose of obtain­ (JressH ill be Sai!cm.
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ic aspirants named by the Bulletin as is unequal, and if that is the case, ing the horn:i, hide or hums of the
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with the selection of the Governor.
then the law is unconstitutional and same, and th d person or persons so of- , They have- bei^n tryin g a part of
We do not expect to say anything void, and we are glad to know that a fending shall be fined a sum not less the An |i
icrican prispn discipline in one.
on this subject that will be approved test case is soon to be made to decide than $20 for each offense. .
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by the Radical press. If we desired the whole matter.
sult hflB been sent to the Secretary of
entitled Act be jamended to read as
to please them, we could do so by en­
As it is probable that the Supremo
the Howard Missioin, London. There i
deavoring to create divisions in the Court will decide this matter next follows:
Î was a b jonvict in tfle Norwegian pris- '
Section 4. That it
shall
be unlaw!
party and thereby give aid and com­ summer, we suggest that assessors
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at Fort Bergenljuus, whp had, al- '
ful for any plerson or persons to tukcj on
fort to the enemy.
been punished several tiinosfor !
should take down a memorandum in
ri cady
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kill or destroy, or offer for sale any
such cases, of the amount that such
infringements
of
the
discipline, but
. THE XLIYth CONGRESS.
grouse, pheasant, sage hen or prairi©
person claims as offset by his indebt­
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still. cpntyiued stubborn. He was
The following in regard to the num­ edness. Or persons making returns, chicken during the months of April| therefdre subjected to the cold douche,
ber of Representatives in tlje House with a written statement of the Muy, June and July of each year.
and it J acted admirably, It was ap-
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from each State will undoubtedly be amount of indebtedness
they claim to
plied i isntinuously for fprty-two min-
be so amended as to read as follows: utes, t
read with interest. The Republicans offset.
ad the convict was quite cured
Section
5.
That
it
shall^e
shall-unlaw
-unlaw
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have so far 102 members; Democrats,
There is no reason why tlie deduc­
of his stubbornness. He djed on tho
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167; Independents 6. Thero are 17 tion of debt should injure the State,if ful for any person or persons hereaf­ spot.
to elect by States and three to fill va­ tho assessment is properly made. If ter to take, kill, injure, destroy óf
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Wo-.j . ould like to know who in the
cancies. Following is the number a man claims indebtedness as an off- offer for sale any quail or patridge
each State is entitled to: Alabama, set, let him state to whom. If it is a daring tho montjis of April, Muy, devil t he Bulletin keeps employed to sit
8; Arkansas. 4; California, 4, elects mortgage, that fact can be made the Juno, July i nd August of each year, belling I the screen. To, judge from
in September; Conneticut, 4. elects duty of officers to see that the assess­ and any person violating any of the tho wiy tho Oregonian is getting away
in April; Delaware, 1; Florida, 2; ment is mado against the proper par­ provisions o ' Sections, 2, 4 and 5 of with it, there is no ono either before
Georgia, 9; Illinois, 19; Indiana, 13: ty. Even if tho party lives in anoth­ this Act, sh ill be fined five dollars or beljind tho screen, Can’t you af-
Iowa, 9; Kansas, 3; Kentucky, 10; er county, the fact can be transmit­ for the first , and that sum for each ford to keep an editor? ? ¿‘Answer
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Louisiana, 6; Maine, 5; Maryland, 6; ted to that county, and made the ba­ succeeding offense to be recovered in that.
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manner
in
hereinafter
provided,
Pro
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Massachusetts, 11; Michigan, 9; Min­ sis of correct assessment there. .
Thcf Supreme Court of Illinois has
vided, however, that nothing in tlje
nesota, 3, elects in November, Mis­
decide
di|d that a railroad company can-
sissippi, 6; Missouri, 13; Nebraska,
A report reaches us of tho commis­ foregoing S setion shall be const.mud not 1 b| held ^sponsible for baggage
1; Nevada, 1; New Hampshire, 3; sion of another of those outrages in as to prevei t any person fromhillin o left tlhcalled
ihcalled for by the owners.
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New Jersey, 7; New York, 33; North Cuba, which shock humanity and al­ deer, moose elk or mountain sheejp
Dofcald
iald -McKay
- McKay and the Warm
Carolina. 8; Ohio, 20; Oregon, 1; Pen- most staggers belief. This time the for their owm consumption; 'Provided
Spriii
‘ have been'’ wtwid-
ljg Indians, .. who
sylvania. 27; Rhode Island, 2; South bloody, shambles have been removed farther, That it shall be unlawful for
Carolina, 5; Tenuessoe, 10; Texas, 6; from Havana to the port of Cienfu- any person to take, kill or destroy eringlin New England, arp' now fed
Vermont, 3; Virginia. 9; West Vir­ goes. but the perpetrators of the bru­ any quails if that species known ks and lbdgud as paupers in Fitchburg,
ginia, 3; Wisconsin, 8. Each of the tal deed are the same home guards, the “Bob XV hito” or Eastern quail, ^t Massachusetts.
the bloodthirsty volunteers,. The re­ any season of the year for the tcriiu
Territories, 1.
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five
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from
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correspondent,
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fiom
port
alluded
to,
is
that
twenty-two
The States of Alabama, Florida,
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Athchs,
curiously
contrasts
the
mixt-
Louisiana and North Carolina have young jncn of Cuban birth, residents Apt.
f
ures X) be found there of ancient and
one colored representative each, and of Cienfugocs, had been arrested in
mod« rn civilizations. Railroads spin
North Side Wolf Club.
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their homes in that city by the volun­
South Carolina two.
theirîtrains amid the temples of three
L afayette , March 271
thousand years; steamers dash their
The following States have Demo­ teers, and without even the farce of a
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swells
upon the Pireus; the screams
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cratic majorities: Alabama, Arkan­ trial were shot outside the walls.
of
thpir
whistles resound from Athos,
The Nojtli Side Wolf .Club niet
sas, Deleware, Georgia, Indiana, Ken­
.
Pentbliciis
and Cyxheron to Olympus
tucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Missou­ • i The Bulletin seems to think that persuant tc notice at the Court-House and {lie heavens beyond their
. god;
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Dr. dyer
^tyer' ’s world renowned medicine^
ri, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, the Democracy of this county is sub­ on Saturday last.
C. R. Laughlin was elected chair­ thos^consumationsof
i^consumationsof modern science
Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, ject to foreign dictation and that
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are ¡tested on the Acropolis, the Par-
Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia, “out side” influence is fixing a“slate man and W. J. Wimer, Secretary
Motion t o receive reports of article therèii, tho Areopagus aud Thœsion,
for the next flection’ The Democracy
and New Hampshire.
whift the modest cards of Ayef’s
The
four
reports
holders.
Carried,
here
are
able?
to
manage
their
own
Cherry Pectoral, Ayer’s Sarsayai ilia,
The Senate has 40 straight Repub­
the
membership
thus
far
made
show
business,
and
if
any
officious
inter-
A gué Cure and Pills look from the
licans; 5 Independents; 28 Democrats.
wiif(jow8 of the shops in x Athens,
Total 71. There is a vacancy in Lou­ meddler should attempt to dominate to be fifty- riiree.
whe|e they, are sold.—New York
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matters he will bo preemptorially in­
Moved t ìat the boundaries set fobth GruNtic.
isiana.
vited to “step down and out.3” We in the artisle of agreement be and are
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to
get
STAMiNA.Iron frames
believe in “home rule.”
herebyacli inged
_ so as to read: ‘‘Tho
( MVK HAMPSHIRE.
Willamettu river, main Yamhill fcnd andbtrong nervous Systems are not
The Mercury is the only, paper pub­ South Yamhill to the mouth of Co­ the f Ibt of all. But the feeble need
The first news that flashed across lished at Salem that dared handle Dr.
- jspair. By adopting the right
not ae;
zine
creek;
thence
due
west
to
the
m
eajp
s 8 they may live as long and en-
New
the wires from the State of
Carpenter without gloves for his at­
‘i as mudh as their robust
Coaat moi nntains; thence as before . joy f ’ life
Hampshire in relation to tho late
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invigoration
is,
tempt
at
body-snatching.
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tho
neigfct--
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adopted.
election in that State indicated that
hqwfevor,
necessary
to
this
end;
and
plea of “drunkenness” rather thin for
Moved ihat the article should, so while the spurious loiiics and nervines
the Radicals had triumphed, But
an M. D. of his calibre?
specify that cayotes started within! ^isu^Hy administered eventually de-
later news shows tho contrary to bo
pre48 both body and mind, D r . J.
the fact. The delegation in the low­
A Kentucky paper thinks that a the boundaries and caught elsewhere Walker's California Vinegar .Bittérs
er House of the XLIIId Congress country which is eaten out by grass­ shall be p rid for. If started outside invir riably supply new vigor to the
stood two Republicans and one Dem­ hoppers in tho summer, and where of the bou nclaries and caught inside fraim ,e, while they regulate every dis-’
ocrat At the late election Congress-' whisky freezes solid m the winter» shall not bo paid for by this club. order ■ed function.
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mon were elected and tho result is might be advantageously left’ for the Adopted.
On motion six moro names were
that the XLIVth Congress will have exclusive occupation of tho noble
added to the list of article holders
two Democrats and one Republican red man and the prairie dog.
TO RENT.
of
R.
R.
Laughjin,
Wm.
consisting
f om New Hampshire.
itOM 200 to 300 acres of good, tillable
T. R. Harrison who has lately been Russell, Abe Roberts, Wm. Martin,
There was no election of Governor
land on the farm of Mrs. .Jane Ann-
ig six mil» s southwest ot Dai ton, - Ap-
J.
Hibbs,
aud
S.
.Bleutcher.
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appointed
Receiver
of
the
Laud
of-
by the people in the recent electiou in
» À. R. Bu^ bunk, Lalayette, or on the
The second Saturday in April . was
lis
State
as
the
Democratic
and
Re-
fice
at?
Oregon
City,
was
in
town
last
lÌSC8,
’.li
no‘j;tf
meeting of the club.
r next
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publican candidates secured about an week looking ‘*child-likc and bland.” fixed for the
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fiie approach of the Presidential
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tioti gives universal imJiortaMfiffto the events
and developements of 1875. We shall en-
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the public. We skull not only endeavor to
kebp itfuBy up toitbe ori standard, bol ta
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improve and add to its variety and power,
Coi ner Sixteenth and Castro streets
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in-
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testing un<l
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The Agricultural Department is a promL
ridge Cochins, White Leghorns, Hou-
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' dans, and Silver Spangled Hambnrgs,
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l’olands, Aylesbury Ducks, and Game.
?n independent in polk
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’Sebright and Black African Bantams
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prjnciAJe,' and for the élection of the best
GEO. B. BARLE
BARLEi,
men. I l exposés the corruption that dis-,
Importer and dealer of Choice poultry. Box
grajcas|t’.ie countiÿ and threatens the over
659, San Francisco.
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Tlie undersigned fre m ar d after this date
wil. sell their extensive and well selected
stock of dry goods, queensware, hardware.
e:c., at cost for cash.
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.ach, liver, and bow­
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sons knowing thtouselvcs indebted to us to
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■^(¿7* table, they contain
quitting business ùt an early day>
no mercury or mine­
ral whatever. Much
FERdrSÒN BIRD.
serioursickness and
suffering-is prevent­
L aeayf . tt :, Jan. 1. pip
tf
ed by their timely
use; and every family should have them on hand
for
their protection and relief, when required,
»
Long ex berience has-proved them to be the saf­
¿JOHN WILLIAMSON,
bsv,
est, Duica
surest, and best of *11 the Piif* with which'
mark abounds. By their occasional use,
the markpt
the blood, is purified, the corruptions of the sys­
tem expdled, obstructions removed, and the
whole michinery of life restored to its healthy
OF
activity. Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cleansed by Ayer,a Pilla, and
stimulate:! into action. Thus incipient disease
is change 1 into health, the value of which change,
when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
nERSONS WISHING TO INVEST IN it, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
preserves t their
Ju Real Estate lvilldowell to call on me Jx maxes
makes tnem
them pleasant to take, and
and-preserves
X •
virtues unimpaired for any length
before purcbastng elsewhere.
......... of time,
_
so
___
are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
1 have land of all varieties, and in quan­ that they ert
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
tities to suit purchasers.
.
t
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
Terms reasonable.
Residence and office In UUehalcnt occupation.
Valley.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box. how to use them as a Family physic,
and for the, lb I lowing complaints, which these
Pitta rapidly cure-
For I>yap<>|Mia or Indigreattoa, lAatlraa*
per day. Agents want­
of Apnottto,<hey
ed. All classes ot work-. bpm , Rjauguor and
should bq taken moderately to stimulate U»e atom-
• ing people of both sete-: ach, ana restore its
healthy
r
. - w tone and action.
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For KAver
er Coi
Complaint and its various symp-
young and old, make more money at work
lioni* Headache, Mick Head-
for us, in their own liocaliti
’s^ during sp
localiti^s^
spare toms,
ache,
undice or Cireen fticknean, 1*11»
moments, or all the time,- than at anything
anyth
loss
__
____ ______
_______ , they
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ic and Ililioua
■‘ . ever«,
should
else. We offer employment that will pay be judiciously
Wljr taken
WllXCU for
1U1 each
VUbll case,
Wipe, to
1.» correct
W11W* the
VllO
handsomely for -every hour s work. Fi.il diseas
-- -
tion or remove the obstructions which
particulars, terms, Ac-, sent free, ¿»end r.s cause it.
your addre-Bnt once. Don’t delay. Now
For Dysentery or Diarrlr
H -,_____ Z jcmi , but one
is the time. Don’tl<»<>k for work or business mild dose is generally required.
liitred.
out, dravel,
Pdl-
For Rheumatism, Cl*«»,
wm
elsewhere, until yon have learned what we
pitation
of
the
Heart,
Paia
ia
tho
~~
in
in
the
offer. G. B tixson A Co., Portland. Maine
hide, Rack
uack and Ia»ias,
>joina, they should be contin ­
. ........ ............. ■ .»J...—.... i i S... ......... L. = Blue,
uously taken,
konuu, as required,
<v,piuvu. to
VCF V.UUU£C
change the
W«V U1OCIWCU
diseased
action of the system, with such change these
complaints disappear.
For Droi
DroiHy and Itropaical Swelllnirii, 1
t they should be taken tn large and frequent doses
otice is hereby given that to jirodui ite tho effect of a drastic pur^.
For S iippreiMion. a large dose should be
the undersigned bus been duly ap­
taken, as i it producer the desired effect by sym-
pointed by the «’ounty Court of Yamhill
county, Oregon, sóle executo of the ffest pattiy. _
will of Tlionuis Cooper, deceased. And all
As a Z*inner Pill, take one or two Pill» to
IXirsons having elaims against theestatc of promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
said deceased arenotifled to present them
An occ asional dose stimulates the stomach and
to me at my residence in Wheatland pre­ bowels, i estores the appetite, and invigorates the
cinct,county and State aforesaid, with the system. Hence it is often advantageous where
proper vouchers therefor, within six no serious derangement exists. One who feela
months from the date of this notice.
tolerably well, often finds that a dose of these
I |
*WM. COOPER,
Pitta mt kes him feel decidedly better, from their
Marell, 26, 1873. ¡ f ‘
Executor.
idealism;; and renovating effect on the digestive
apparatis.
REAL ESTATE AGENT
YAMHILL County, OGN.
$510
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