THE NEWS -V I Goes into almost every f 1 A 1 1 1 Hlf 1" Home ia Grant County, 2 f H 111 1 1 I I 1 1 I lilflt' II 1 I I I J W I 1 ginedium tlaMjach to dToir'1, both! JLJJLJU ViXLiJLJLTX -iy U ll XX UXJ T ? kJ'e of CAjYYOjY CITY, GHAjYT COUNTY. fjME'GOW, THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1SS0. Volume XI. h ill! Granl Co. News. PUBLISHED TIIURSDAY MORNING, BY D. I. A SB V BY Editor and Proprietor. COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER Subscription S3 00 Six Mouths 1 50 Three Months 75 TRANSIENT ADYEIlTISnilKNTS $250 per square for first, and 1 jer square for each subsequent insertion Rrgn'.&r advertising rates made known on ap plication. No certificate s;lven until nil charge a ere jiaid All Reading Notices in Local 'Jolumn will be chargo.1 at the rate of 20 cents per lino for first, and 10 cts each subesquent inser tion. S3f Special rales to regular advertisers. WE ARC PREPARED TJ EXECUTE 1 01' EVERY DESCRIPTION, CHEAPLY Posters, Dodders, Billheads, Let terheads, N.tehe:ids, State ments, Invitations, Tickets, Cards Ktc, etc. PKIXTKU TO ORPyiR. OFFICIAL DI R ECTOHY : Co. J , Ciurfc .. Treasurer Comiui 'sioncrs Surveyor Slioriff Assossor , School Supt Stock Inspector. N. H. Maxcy. . Phil Mctschau ..2s. H. Bole v. J. II. McHaley. II. II. Davis. J. II. Neal ....W. P Gray Cbns. Tinirua. E. Hayes. . . . T. II. Curl T , f L B. Ison Jlul-0S James A. Fee Dist. Disc. Attorney. J. Li. Itaud Church Directo:y llev. A. Eads holds divine ser vice at the Wiucgar school house at 11 o'clock a. m. on the 1st Sab bath of each muth, anil at 7 o'clock in the evening at the M. E chinch in Prairie City. Also at the Strawberry school house at 11 n. in. on the old Sabbath of each month and at Prairie City in (he evening of the sumo day. At John Day City at 11 a m. on the 2nd and 4th Sundays, and at Canyon City at 7 in "the evening of tj.e same day. DXKl'M and CANYON CITY STAGE LINE, KcCUSfi & CRIFFItf , Froprs. Stao luaves Canyon City every niornlnu except Sunday, arriving at Itak'cr the next day. Gud looms, good conveyances and fast time. Every attention given to fuc comfort of pas f miners. Charges Reasonable. the )anyon City Uirher Shop Mi car Grinding A Specialty. is Tin: place to no when you wi?h a iii:st-class Bail, Mi, or Hair-cat. gflLESHEHJ VflHTED.) A Western Wholrtale bouse lias recently adii-u toit regular builne? apeeial departmentwliich will reiiuire sen ices of capable men in lanous Liealities. This firm make no miolcadine pr-ni-Jm.s of exorbiUnt salariej(.but iitJshlmr and re.la blc appliir.ti who can furnWh atlsfcliit- re crriicceag to trustworthiness wjll be P.brraJly paidin proporliontolho ability they demonstrate Our requirements will not of necessity Interfere with buMiicfcS In which applicant may iiow bo euiraped. Address, wlUi reference, o. k. UARRtsoTOX 4 co., 65 SUta St. ClHcajjo, III. -CrFine Job Printin PROFESSIONAL CARDS. jg ORR, M. D. Canyon City, Ogn. Office on Main Street In ltootns formerly oocn pied ly Dr. Howard. Q I. HAZELT1NE. x3aotosraplio c CANYON GUY, OREGON. g S. DENNING. AUorncj'-at-Xau. Long Creek - - Oregon J McUULLOL'GH. Xotary Fub.ie. Canyon City - - Ore "Office with M. D. Cliff rd XDZ Land Ollinrs nn.l Collectbns promptly atten ded to. DcitN anil Mortices drawn, and charges reasonable. E. A. Knight, 3DSINTTIST. From Tim Dalles, has pcrmtmontly locate .-,t John Day City. ALL WOBK WARRANTED. Q A. SWEEK, tto. ev-at-Law Cany C Oregon. ARRIS1I A; Cozad. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Canyon City, Oregon. iji HORN TON WILLIAMS Attcrncy-at-IiUW, CANYON CITY . . OREGON Office the court nouso. JLAY TODUUNTEPv. Constalolo, ivaxca. Colloctor. Canyon City, Ores: All business entrusted to bis care wil receive prompt atteininn. and all money will be paid as fast as c jlletU-il. Attornsy-at-La.w AND Notary Public. Prmrie City '- - - Oregon. Also Agent for the sale of School Lands. fj-oOtf Proprietor )i' t'ti JohnDay l2ilk Rancf Fresh milk delivered daily to my customers in John Day and Canyon cities. Give mo your or ders. J. Oliver. W. A. Wilsmiirr. Nat. Hi i.son. LaVcview, Or. I'urn, Or. WILSHIBE & HUDtSQH Attorneys at Law LAKEVIKW AND l'.t'RNS, ORi. .ON. Will prsrtic.- in tlie Circuit Court ut Cmijf" Citv. and before the f. S. Uhl OMcc at Uke view. Any buxines the IjmhI O'Jirc eiitrn-ttxl to tu will receive the most pnimpl attention. 1ST Land cmea holicite!. F. O 1I0IISLEY,M. D. G RAD l" ATE OF Til E UNIVERSITY OK P :nnsylvania, April 8, 1813. Canvon City, Oregon. O iice in hisDrugStorc, Main Street rders for Drugs promptly tilled . No professional patrot::ige solictcd in jss dirccttonsare strictly followed Livery ai Feefl Site. LEE IVStLLER, Propr. Canyon City, Grant Co. Oregon. peter kuhl's old stand Having bought these popular StablesI respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. First-class Single ami Double Teams to let. FINE RfOGIES & ROAD CARTS. Special attention given care of Iran-dent stock. to the DEPUTY STOCK INSPECTORS N OTICE is hereby given that I have appointed the followiug- amcd per.-ons as my Deputies, viz: John C. Luce John Day Warren Carsner Wagner Jas. Wallace Long Creek LStfohnson Dayville ; T. II. Cl'RL, Stock Inspector for Grant County. Posloffice Mt. Vernon, Or. a-sct'wir I j rj BIT SALOONI" AXYOX CITY - - Oregon Hugh Smith, -prop'r. A Full St.K of the liquors. 1'urort of Wined ami The Rest clfum in the ilarkct. . - - - trictly orderly bourc conducted CITY LIMY STABLE! AND i '() I R A L, and FEED ST A LLE Proprietor. (Wood it Church's old Stand) ("(Vh! burey tod- ts and nice Saddiu Hordes fiirnihlH.il at all hours -f the d.iy or niclit a reainable price-. I'.irUcularattentiou pjiid to Hnsrdiu': and rfomin tran?ient stock. ENTRANCE Vain and Wahhinttiu streets. The BUYi:i"S- GTJID1" , ifiMiel II--ch a:nl ot-pt., uu.!i yci-r. It is Diicy clopcdia of uso'r.l infor tnation for .il! who pnr chiujo t:o iuxurioK ur 'he :icccs.ittic:i of iilc. We can clothe yoi: nru furnish ycu with all tho nuc- s 1 y end unnccai.rary apj liav.fos t.-. ri..' :. 'vp.!!:. Ju:.cc, ; lnop, cat. Cah, l.u: i, vorl:, :o to cljurch. or :.tay at li-ric arl :.i vcrioin :.:cs r.tylis Mid ".iiajv '.;$ . .Te.sr f! -u.'o out wl-.if !; rofiuired to 1o all thoso thii'ss C0"'"r0"TAr!Ly aa'l -u c'- irtt e iz fair oitt'mai-? -A to v;.luo .j: tho UUVJSKS OUIIS, !,"-,ii w 11 by a.n' ti;on rocoit f lo c- o'-i i v jsnr.ti.RP, rv-iOTCrV.-iIVVv'AD & CO. H-H'i tohrun Avi um, nh. -.jio,!!!. T3lf popular remedy never faiifi to effectually euro Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness And all dlvcasea arising from n Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion. The natural result In m! up? tlteur.il holid lleili. Hose small, c-leanlly supar euateI ami easy to swallow. Hold every w here. "niforwnllmi fur tint I'nrm, Ilonsr Jioli!, Wfirh.slmp nttl .Sirl:rom" Kill bo a en i free o n oj pl : t io:i. A WEEK 2ij4' ClubSystem Ijjfdli while af convenient 'sttA'. to the buver a anv Inaulmcnt system, 11 iviltm to us. The fi IBUJl co-operauon ri 111c club members sells us i5?Vlf wnirbp In each 'U4 tinurrii i lull nnti tvereteasu irom the Club for each watch before it goes GUt. though cacli mcmoer oniy fl Si a wee. This is why wc give ou more for y -ur money than any tne else and why we are doioj: the largesi waicu uusinc3 in i.iv only first quality E"ods. oul prices are about what others Rtt L r sec bndcpiality Otir&IO Mllvcrv nun any kind Stem-Wind American Lect Watch either huntinc case or open. tlncnFace. first nuality. s tiffined (iuld AtnericanLever Watch, riirini vearsovt.irt. 11 is iui.v ciuai ioan t . y. watch sold for SjS by others, we una Jrwa a first-class Stittcncd GUd Case much jlEW more satiifactory and scmcenUe than jlSl less than double the money, as iheap jp solid cases are invariably thin, weak L,"? ol low quality, and worthless after ijjt. snort uic. uurs.13 i nicn ti i.i.i.i:' unsqL nrmi.mrntq nf vital imnert.mre to accur.ltT?-' numerous impuriuui u.ucnuu iiu-t;.' ate timing J ttir.t Dustpresf, Paitrt Sitvtt II 'tn.f, &c, which wee ntrclexihaively It-jgji bility and service, to any ;s Wati h. eit'.-.cr 'S?. rtr..n VarnrTTunlinc- fl.r.C.l rt.flll I7n 1 1-:IC"W road Watch is especially cor.structeil for iltTTf' the most exacting use, and ts thel-.rt U..il-!sJ?S-. road Watch made, Open h.ce ir Hunting K!g All these prices are cither all i-sh or in clubs, Sl.tJO a avcck. j.i a)t vr.-.HS InmUlvr gictnfrt. vltk rati Htrk TfiB Keystone Watch CSubCo MslnBHctlaCo'sOwnBulIdloa 004 WAlfiUT ST. PHIIAOA. PA. Agents Wanted. Ajsx Watch Insulator, $1.00 A p.-rrctprutretlon actliKt rjcttlm. -i(UHI-frJ. Utal Ly in.lt m rrc'lM Hi 3 J5 rt f in Z- - d a ' i o o c T- -1& I - t go M 2 rZS 1 o jJ : cq I jrzr co u S - o 2 i-. l" in . o o S , aw a S . 8 nS q ii O go g -j: PBS FHi C R a Phi la. Pw IP K TARGET. I had just cfcipleted a tour of the great gawens which sur rcunded the samtarian of the celebrated insaiity specialist Dr .fa? r Noirot, and tM(famoiis physi- cian was iciiiuiuu uie jnsiory of the case of J&certaiii inmate whom ho had' Jjgst'inet in one of the walks aibqijgitlio trees. "You riotijjoY haughtily that one slilulafedl.lU &r! I the physician; "he imagines him self a great personage. He thinks he is the son of heaven the emperor of China! You could make a quarter volumn out of the dispatches, confiden tial letters and diplomatic in structions he gives to the head warden every day to be forward en to Marquis Tseng, his em basador." At this moment a pistol shot rang out seemingly only a few steps in front of us. "What is that'' I cried, clutching my host's arm, "has one of your patients made away , A MADMA1 with himself?" j "Joaquin Ventura, when he Dr. Koirot smiled. "No," j came to Paris, was accompanied was the reply, "reassure vour-; by a young woman named Jo self. It is another very curious i ft fa. She was a superb creat- case which I am going to show : you nd, turning of! to the left, he led me in the direction of a small pavilion, half hidden be- hind a cluster of trees. 1'n - locking a door, he led me through a narrow hall, at the end of which I found myself in a long court surrounded on all sides by high walls. At cue end I saw a tall man, dressed in a manner which in some puttie- ulars resembled the costume of the Mexicans, standing with his back to the wall. Just as we entered he was in the act of raising his right hand, in which beheld nphitoJ. mv undisturb ed Ly our coming with a linn grasp he took aim. I followed the direction in which the pistol was pointed. At twenty paces in front of him. at the foot of opposite wall, was a white head, ; wmi a oiaCK nolo in me center of the foreheatl. As well as I could j idge at that distance, it was a plaster cast of some class ic Grecian typo that of Diana, the huntress 1 thought. v He fired. The head not stir; he had evidently shot yards wide of the mark. "Look!" whispered the doc tor. "Is it not strange? Jle never misses a shot." "What do you mean?" "I mean that every one of the balls strike in exactly the same place in that hole in the fore head, which ih not as large as a siher dollar!" The man had taken another pihtol from his belt. Again he tired, and, as before, the target remained unmoved. The pistol being loaded with several bul lets in the American fashion, the niarkman fired successively fix o more shots. Kot one of them strayed from the path ta ken by its predecessors. The doctor laid his hand .1 11 1 1 1 j! lightly on the man's shoulder, saying, "Stop a moment." The marksman turned and with a movement of the head, gave consent. J J is bearded face wore an expression that was energet ic, but of the deepest melanehol- ly. Then the doctor led me to the other end of the court and showed me, behind the mask, the iron plate which protected the wall. In the middle shore j a round spot, made bright by the continued smashing ot the leaded bullets. "Look," said the doctor, pointing to the exact corres pondence of this shining spot with the hole in the mask. "You see that every ball passes through there. It would be impossible to find one anyuhere else." "Marvelous!" I exclaimed; "what strange story?" "Come," said the doctor, "I will tell you within." "We regained the vestibule of the pavilion and there Dr. Koi rot told me this I extraordinary story, whiie behind us, at regu lar intervals, we heard the deto- nations of the madman's revol ver. "The name of this unfortu nate man," said my host, "is Joquin, a Spaniard or Mexican, I do not know which. A Mex -i siiouia junpfc. llictuex j pcM ts with the revolver and rifle ican I should inn-re. TIicm i oueruiiy come irom me iNew I Worltl. Moreover, tihs one came from America to France. You nii-rlit have seen him last year at the Alcazar, where he gave four or five exhibitions. All Paris would soon have been running to see him if an acci dent had not suddenly inter rupted the entertainments- Hut I ought to go back to the be ginning. There is a story con nected with all this, which J am sure that I alone know, havino been able during the six months he has been with me thanks to certain things he has k-t f.tll during the attack of delirium which come over him now and then - to ascertain the details. So I will tell it to you as I in terpret ir, sure that I am not mistaken ui e. hardly 20 years old, with the form cf a statue and the face of a goddess. One could admire her every evening at the Acazar, where she appeared jclad in the scant costume of a : page tights of pearly gray showing off the pure lines of ! her beautiful limbs and delicate ; anknes. boublet of black velvet, J which imprisoned a bust as well defined as it was supple, and gave to view a neck as proudly 'arched and bearing a head of as noble poise as that of the hun- tress J)iana. "She was not wanting in ad mirers, to tell the truth, and in less than a week the fashion had been established of going to see the spleldid Josefa assist in the exhibitions of the celebrated marksman Joaquin Ventura. 'Slll W'ltS tlMllv !ltl l VM 11 li! tO r,t in , . cugtmne which brought out in bold re- lief her strong, vet delicate beau ty, as he took hei stand in the dazzle of the footlights, with arms crossed and head erect, while, at fifteen paces Joaquin Ventura leveled the vainly me nacing pistol at her, and with infalible aim pierced a card held between her fingers, cut olT the stem of a pipe at an inch from her lips, or broke a nut-shell poirod on the top of her head. "The slightest tremor of the marksman's hand and the glori ous creature - ! But the hand of Joaquin Ventura never trem bled. What relation did this beau tiful girl bear to him ' The import- (i nest ion was ot small auce. as the couple came Irom one of those countries where the ofiieial will patch up at a eross-roads a marriage which i. quite lawful within a radius of thiity leagues. I hit certain it is that Joaquin Ventura wor shiped this woman as an itloi. To convince one's self of this i. was only necessary to notice the angry glance that shot from hit eye as they waited in the green room foi their turn to go on the stage. iT a gallant should crowd a little P o near the beaut. Jeal ous? Insanely--and yon know whether these Otluros from beyond the sea have a patient humor. "Joaquin ban to puffer tor tures, for his companion, as co quettish as she was beautiful, seemed to amuse herself by ex citing his jealousy. She would Hirt with the lirst man who caught her fancy, knowing how. with the strange f:-s?i nation f the daughters of her country, to fan love and to set it aflame, and caring little for the pangs which this compromising be havior inflicted upon the un fortunate man. One day the manager of the Alcazar stopped her as she came running with a merry laugh from a circle of ad mirers. " 'Mile. Josefa,' he whisper ed in her car, 'you ought to take care. This man holds vour life in his finder's end this evening. "Josefa burst into a laugh, 'lie kill me,' said she, shrug gling her shoulders; 'he loves my beauty too much to spoil it.' "And every evening she stood ! oefore the muzzle of the pistol with the sr. me calm indifference, her vilvet eyes fascina,ing her chafing lover as the eyes of the lion-tamer brute. subdue the rebellious "One evening, when the 'their compartment of a man names of Joaquin Ventura" and without pantaloons Tlid High Josefa had blazed out from the landsr, who was on his way to boards of the Alcazar hardly a Nice, neve. Unless to.jk his seat week, a gentleman of dis'tin- with Caledonian coo! lies., wlur guished appearance entered the u the la hes sirmed the .,,! -n,.t ,M..u,rl,t r green the voung woman. Siie uttered . ;, .. i:.i r : i a iiitiu u. m suijiitsu a:iu iiLiu . out her ham! Jor limi to kiss equally futile were the efforts of the tips of her fingers. Joajthe statiorimaster, who assured quin Ventura, who was talking; the ladies that the gentleman ii ti IV IliU 1IJIII1.:V.I I) IIU.ILU 411IU suddenly turned ;tle. The stranger w;is a rich Americap, whose assiduous attentions to Senorita Josefa hail made some- what of a sensation in Yew - ..i. i. t. ion, ii"ao:i s 5luto,nV indeed, that the marksman had contracted for an engagement in ' Paris and hastened his depart- u re from America. Now, this man toolc it into his head to . nnratitt tlmm for if. was nn ' doubted ly for Josefa alone that he had come to Paris, only been a matter of It had finding out where she had gone and of taking passage on the next steamer. That night, when t Ji I II I 1 1 (kill V-Vili lCttilWIJ 1 i . were alo.re, a terrible scene took l,,a11- "Hut most tragic was the end a week later, r.ver since ins ar- i i 1 rival the American had follow ed in the footstepe of Josefa. Joaquin Ventura had tried to compel the manager to exclude him from behind the scenes. But entering the manager's of lice wito his hat in his hand the American came out putting away his pocket-book, and the question of his exclusion was dropped. "That evening when Josefa was undressing to don her pa go's costume. Joaquin Ventura saw a paper drop from her cor sage. Ho quickly snatched it up ami read it; it was a note from the American, offering to run away with her thc next day. "When he came down into the gicen-room the brows of i he marksman were fiercely knitted -anti his lips compressed, lie took his revolver and aimed at Iris own image in the glass to try his had. It was without a tremble. "Five minutes afterward he was on the stage and the exhi bition had began. As he turn ed about, behind him. in tin scetles he saw Jie American. "Just then Senorita Josefa planted hei.elf before him. h ;r arms crossed, an 1 the nut-shell placed on her hair. Her beauti ful lips curved in a loving smile. Whom did she smile at? At the man who was behind him Joatpiin understood it wll from the direction of her look. Sud- tieniy ncr eyes lunung 10 woa tjui:i, she ceased to smile a shade jassed over her face. Standing opposite her. Joaquin Ventura was pointing the pistol straight at her forehead. "He find Jo-tf.i fell lifdes, to th-' fkor. "When thev loosed the orpst of Josi fa from 1 is arm , in which h. clasped her nesper te!y, Jot quin Ventura w is ins.m ;. "Was it c i:ne or accident Heaven kia.ws. The a Hair w-u a lowed to drop. In Palis h dead are soon gone. The fi si exciten c it ove, t ;e tv.o j r nci pals of this of this bloody drama wire toon forgotten. "Since then Joaquin Ventura has been in the asylum, passing half cf his time jn aiming at the piaster ma?k. Once he happen ed to break it. ai d the rc-ident dunged him into a delirium that lasted a week. Fxcept for this, he is as inoffensive as you see h:m now. We once more entered the court and found the marksman putting weapon in order. "Not a shot has missed the target, has it?" inquired the doc tor, affably. The man raise I his head, a.m pointing to tho plastor mask, said in a hollow voice, "Not one they are all in ihe center of the forhead.' Baltimore Ameri can. A person arrayed in fuil High land Scottish costume caused terrible commotion in a railway carriage at the I'e.-rache station i near Lyons, France. Two ladies ! e1 a8 they SUV the .uvful ,oU I cle presented bv the entry into ; luu,1(-'r- 11 s ' vain Unit the app.inuou in uie traro or o!d Gaul apoiofiiz' 1 and explained t!ie situ..tioit in I ad Frot.ch. aiu the situ..tiou in lad Krot.ch. and , i -i ii i . t I 1 tVr 1 1-4 tne sporran ! d the tartan avt-s5caitfs or P:'p'Tties was perfectly harmless, "?u lionVUn ,hy :hu,Unv of :l ! ris!c: ,M Sf :1,n" ,m1!1 ,thti ! 5!auouuiasu-r in ni imiiMtsi ! tones. "'The :. tifiuMi comes 1 I' II 1 i from a countrv where the men we:ir p.tt.eo..U ami do not wear trousers." Despite everything however, which was said in .or- der to calm their apprehensions, the over-timid lady travelers had to be placed in a earriauc at a safe distance from that in which the Caledonian "stem and wild" had taken up his position. "Well, Jimmy," said Mr. Do lan, as his hopeful came into the : shanty, "Oi've got great news to I 1) toll vnn 7 ..h:i, . . fathcr, , "it's tomctbin- that will nri(. v. rv i.mh-Ii " sur- Don't be afther bein' so long surpiisin me, but tell me what the news is." "Ye've got a little brother." "Is that so':" "The same it is. Yes can go into the next room ami make a call on the new visitor if ve loike." The loy went out and came back after a short time had elaps ed with an expression of mingled pleasure and disappointment on his face. 'Well, Jimmy," said the pa tertal Doian, "how do you loike yer new blot her?" "Very well; father; but Oi'U much rather have had a goat." The life of a juryman is not all plain matter-of-fact prose. Some times it happens that quite an enteri.iinmeiit is arranged espec ially for his benefit, bitch an in stance was seen in a Maine vil-. liage the other day. It was in a horse case and the ntlro jury had to go out an 1 sec for them selves what kin J of a record the animal Could make o: the track. 4C . " "hi th.; ease of my unfortunate client, gt ntlemen." s.id an elo quent attorney for the defense in a murder cas "it is for you to draw the line l.ct.veen murderous rag'- and emotional i'lsanity." And the jury rendered a ver dict that they thought the safest lace to draw it was between the tiead and sho'llders. Old Uoxem Urown, of New Mexico, is a colli n peddler. lie trnveles with a big wagon, a team of mules and about twenty cheap js?orted cotliins. He says he knows a hundred men who al ready have their lotlins in th?ir hotis-s. & TflADE MARK Rem EDYfR tuc finrT Chronic Rheumatism. Prompt, Permanent Cures. Onco Cared, Always Cared. Fort Hidlion. Iowa. Tib. 24. 1SIT. Safftr! i Merely with rhtsaatuaa la katt: cooI4 hardly dot. Two appticatlaci ef Ct. Jacobs OU cocpltlT cartd mt. Ho rtturn la 3 rears. Once Cared, Always Curod. Casajobule, K. T.. ?. 10, 1SST. Avoir with txcraeUtlBg pain la ihouUir; tried TarioturcaediitvtthnotJtect. WcattoBToSee; pais tueaao Intolerable; wtathoat at 11 o'elseX aad 4 St. Jacobs OU. Th Sect iu Bagtcal; ealn ceuecl: nursed to work at 1 o'cImx. Cart hi rexaalatd peraaaeaU WTTXET T. COOS. Onco Cared, Always, Cared. LoviU. U&M., Oct. 1. UiT.. Bad Mrire rhtuiaUxa la ksm; tried niay remedlu vtthoat relief: tried Ct. Jaceta OU aad wee premptlr cared. KorttwsatpalalatrTtral jiar. DAVID LlWiTSCZ. Proof. Th tstlaes7 caaaot b disputed. XX axe beta Tirifled aal etaeved after a laps of year Be retara t pata. Ko coapetltUa caa ikav Ux malu. At Decccists axU DEaLEita. IHE CHARLES JL V0GELER CO., BiWffKt, HI. Gh Arty v -a. I, !