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STATS NEWS.
from a reliable Rourco we learn Hint the
nocnt.nV ihn Prenrli I.lnvds. InSan Franclfrco,
has erutprmlnod that lioreaTtor vesiols bulltof
Vagi. Sound Or shall be rated as iturn tn
tboso coustruoted of any olbor kind of linn
ler. This Intention lias been declared after
u thorough nnd satisfactory re-oxamlnation
of the vesols built of r within the last live
years on the Pacific const. The conclusion
was not hastily reached, but was the rotiult ol
o-ireful ln estimation.
When Major Cormoyor resumnd his old
'position as xgtnt wu tho Umnlllla Indian
reservation, the Indians at tlinir grand en
campment -ftbovo Win agency flonrfnf! mill,
malle tirnat preparations by oreotlng an Im
men'Btont, proctring rofreshniMKtsot aio-ilnr-d
cuarrcter, na white-man. inviting tho
Major to visit thtni, which he did. A coun
cil continuing fjo whole day was had.
Friendly talk arid ronuratuUtnnH uero in
dulged i'.i until niirht, wlion the Major re
turned to tho agency.
The'followlnr; Is the Iiako rounty Itepubll
can ticket, noir.lnatud at Linkrlllo laHt&atur
day: Tjr Representative, O. U. Appleeate;
fcir connty cotMrnlssIonore, Abram Tcnbrook
Knd'W.J, Small; for shorllt T. J. Hrattaln;
for 'clerk, J, J. Clutlton; for treasurer,
Cleorpe Nourso; for assessor, Milton Itirgs;
Jorschool superintendent, H. M Tliatclier;
for surveyor, Lyman Uawley. No nomina
tion for county judge wasmado.
Tho Democrats of TJmatilla county have
-nomlnatrd'the following ticket: Representa
tives, J. h Morrow, W. n. Goodman; county
Judge, H.'O. Yoakum J, TiherlfT, i:. O.Sloan;
county divk, T. M. Coley; treasurer, O. W.
"Webbf cirmty cotnnilsBionnrs, S. G. Lifrht
foot, Uen. Waldron, Sr ; assessor, Tho.nas
lUensnii.-iurvoior, fcl. S. Malony; coroner,
(Dr. Win. Dlckersou.
Tho Liniiocratio omtnty convention of Clat
sop nut In AstorU on Thursday and notnln-i
ateil a lull ticket, rtov. Mr. Franklin for tho
A.ssomlily, ThomasIQoaley for sheriff. W. I,
Worthltiplon for stressor, Rev. Mr. ilyland
lor school f-upailillendent, Dan Lowell for
clork, Colin ilobaon and John Loomls fui
couiiulssloriers.
Captain Miles Itell, of thoswiftand rellnble
Alice, h is tuudeii tho umo of his beautiful
craft, freo of churo, for a grand moonlight
excursion from Albany lo Corvallls and re
turn for tho bonofit of tho College Improve
ment fcoclo'.y.
It is tho intontlen of the Odd Fallows liv
ing in tho vicinity of North Yamhill to short
ly ask the consent of the lodge at Lafayette
to organlzo a lodge at tho former place.
lWm. JSowman would like to know the
"whereabouts of Hester Dawson, formerly
Hester Itowman. When last heard from siio
was In Missouri. It would be to her ad
vantago to let tlior whertabouts bo known.
Address, Wm. How man, Dallas, Polk coun
ty, Oregon.
" Seventeen dollars Is what it costs to upo ob
oceno laiimaae on tho streets of Vancouver.
So decided Recorder McDonald, tho otlior
oay in tno case or tuo uuy vs. James stiea.
Tho lollowlng nro tho postal changes an
nounced lor tho l'ifcillo coast- Discontinued
Piitaha Prairie, Walla Walla Co., W. T.
Postmaster appointed Abraham V. Oilen,
Mitchell, Wasco Co , Ogn.
Mrs Anna Harper, tho last smvMng
daughter ol tl.e Into Hon. ) Ihron Smith,
died at Albuiy last? Saturday, Onlv, one
week previously her sister diiai of ih- vrttne
disease. cotiHiit.iption.
A Lano county correHpondpnt il n. Jizmo
crat uuy : I saw a farmer cowlii) aiiiimii
day with gum boots on; guess ho ill imrow
with a lint boat.
Tho Albany lOcmocratsavw: "0 twenty
empty duelling houss in Ku;;en.. mi jio ii
bouses rent from llv o to eight d l.-rs or
month."
The Columbia river at the Doll . is coin
ing up rapidly at tho rutu ol nlioui n, iwu in
'21 hours.
All tho rivein of Oregon vuro on t i.-rurn-
dons high last week.
Democratic Stato Couvenliou.
This body uiot In Salom Wcdiit.s i,iV, Aiirll
20, and organised byoloctlng B. 1" ISiin.lt, ol
Polk, President, and C. B. Bulline-r, ol Mull
noiimlii St cretery.
Dulegntdilotho National Coiiventioii were
Alerted im follows J O Uraby, T A. Mill
iron, M. V, Brown, It, it, Thompson, J, II,
Turiiiu, 11 HiOillry.
J. M. 'I hiiiuiKJou, of Lane, wasaiomlnatfd
forjudge, In tho sucoud district, mid U. II.
Jiniilil, ot INkh, lordi-triot uttoruny.
Judge Ilonhain was lioiiilnii'oil lor ro elec
tion iu the third district, mul V. M. Itimiaay
of Yiunlilll lor attorney.
Juilge McArthur wits nominated for ro
election in the fifth dlntrict, uiul L. B, Iou
lor nttoi ne.v,
II. K Ilnnim-wiis nominated for attorney
in thn llrat dlKcncI, aud 1'. It. btrong In the
fourth.
Hun, li. K. l.r.iui wis iiouihiatmt for re
oleuticn to Cong:ss, by Hi-clatiiulion.
For J'lucliloiitiil i:iittnrs tho fulluwlng
were uoinlnatod: H. Jvllppel, K. A. Croiilu,
mid V, B Lahwoll,
State Central Uoiiiiuitteo J. M. Shophard,
M. Shauion, J. A. Hariilng. (). I Uoll, if.
M. Nluo, A, liobrro, J. It. Tuihuor, A. A.
Fink, l! SJUazU-tme, K. 1). Fuudray, U.K.
Holsulniv, (J A. Brjnks, J, N, 1'oliulextor, J.
K. Wtalheilord, L. Wo-dacolt, O. It. llolliog
or, H. M Daniel. K. W. Willsou, A. O Uralg,
J. W. Jla-.ley, M. H. Abbott, M. L. Nicho
las, W. T. NuwLj- U. It, lhrliluger was
ole 'ed OCiairkitan, ' .
Donui.M CouNTT,Tho followSii is tho
lXemocralit ticket lor Dninilas county:
Senators, Al. Deaii.Jaiiuis t!, Hutchinson:
Iteptosontailv os, Jatues II, Bean, William
I). McUee, William 1". Day aud Win, It.
Hmlth; Ulert., Janiiw !. Dlllard: hhririll', I.
K. ltioo: Treasurer, 'William T. Wright:
Conn 4 Ciinir.llsNioneiM, Jamoa Htark. John
Mtewart; Hohool tiuM.rlnteudeut, Goorgo
-Urublxii AsHokiHor, It, L.. llaper; Surveyor,
iM. S. IKIpain: 'Coroner, Jamea a, Clark.
Tho hUpuhlltanii havuuado the following
uoiuitiitKom:
Stato Soinitort; Jus. Applegate, O. W. Col-
vie: HepcnDOiilaCuvea; W. 1. llHojauilu, K
A. Klrkpttrlck, W. I'. T. Orubbe, M. M.
Molvlnj Oiuiity Clerk; Ij. L. William;
herltV; J. B. Notilo; Trea.iurer; Dr. H, U.
Xayinotul; County Con:iuiialonerH; li.
Jirookiiv,iS. Wheler; tnikool Superinten
dent: John Howard; Aiwewtor; L. Buoll;
tiurvoyor; Vta. Brtyga; CoMuer; Dr. Wat,
Ituasell.
In Vaoihlll ouuty, tho Itwuocrats have
uade the following muuluailoua State Sen
tor, D. O. Jlractahaw; KepritiUtlv, W.
IJ, Kenton,.!. L. FerwiMU, Dr. . W.tJou
chert Blir!', H. O. I''il.' Olork, K. Hogers;
Commissioners, Joaeuh illll and It. Miook;
Aeor, tioo. rtillllv.; Trmisurer, J. C.
SletnUreo; School Bun'i, J. At. Cune; Coro
per, Dr. M. I'aywe.
Just a yoar ago a Norwegian, wheu drunk,
A hlu handa and loot at) badlv near CVco-
rab.Iowa, that tuey nau 10 oe hiuuiuhiixi. iih
wife iMt week ot Judgment for $1) MO
asa'nit tbe dtuggUt lbat sold Ultu the Honor. '
fga'mt tbe drugg
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Resolutions.
At a recular meeting 3f Multnomah Grsvige
No. 71. V. ot H., hold at tbelr hall In Kist
Portland, April 22, 1&7U, the following reso
lutions wereanopteu:
Resolved, That we fully endorsn thn reo
lutions of Powell Valley Granpo, No. 84.
published in the Wii.i.vjikttu Faioier ol
April 14th, on page 8
And further bait resolved, that this Grangt
recommend that the Order generally concen
trate their tradn as much as practicable with
ourStato Agent, S. P. Lee, and that we fulK
belimo that theState Granpe Co. is the onlv
company doing bus'ne's In Portland and
claiming tho Patronage of the Order, snd
that it Is reliable and dpprving the couti
donco and suprort of the Order.
Resolved, 'lbat a copy of theso resolutions
bespread upon tho minutes of this Grange,
and that a copy bo sent to tho Wh.Lmetti:
Faumui: for publlcat'on.
Mns J. G. BrciCHAN, Stc.
Anniversary Celebration.
At a regular mooting of Valfontls Lodge,
I. O. G. T., a comtnltteo was appointed to ar
range e programme of entertainment for the
celebration of the organization of tbe Lodge.
The entertainment will take place MayCth.
exercises win commence at i o'clock p. m.
Thero will be a ipublic lecture, after which
will follow recrrations, music, etc. The ex
ercises will lact till about 5 o'clock, when
croquet, swings, and other amusements will
be the order oT the day. After this will fol
low a basket supper, to which all nre Invited.
iln tho evening, at the solicitation of the
members of Valfontis Lodge, the Gervais
Amateur Association w ill irive an exhibition.
"Ten Nights in a Bar-room," to be followed
by a farce, "The Loan of a Lover." All
who attend are requested to bring a supply
of provisions. The exercises will take place
at Zena, Polk county, May 8th.
Holl of lienor, North Salem Public School.
ADVAMH.D DKl'AKT.MnNT.
Suslo Richardson,
Lydla Brooks,
Gibson Underwood,
Jennie Cooley,
Olive Fosi,
Charles Ferrel,
Marv Rosecrans,
Clara Kills,
Grant Savage,
Henry Huffman,
lvaiieflpong,
Allle Savage,
Kllen Bel),
Ida Ellis,
A. Randlk, Teachor.
Ida Fosh. S.
1'KIMAIIY DEFAllTMEXT.
Lena Bnx'er,
Frankie Ferrel,
Rohort Roby,
Joseph Wlrth,
Frank Brooks,
Fannie Smith,
Sherman Crawford,
Clyde Itroobs,
Theresa Savajro,
Martha Rose,
Letba Mauzey,
Tilda Crawford,
Anna Mauzoy,
Chauncey Riggs,
James Underwood,
vviuie omirn,
Thomas Roby,
Luther Bel),
Isabel Crawford,
Peter Baxter,
Willis Cole,
Nellie Underwood,
Louis Fugllsh,
Mitinlo Ferrel,
George Mauey,
Johnnie Savage,
Laurent Smith.
Nelmk Tayloh, Teacher.
Tho above is a list of pupils whoso schol
arship end deportment IsfeO percent, orover,
for the month ending April 7th, 1876. The
names occur in iho order mentioned, the
highest iu deportment being first-
1 ho London Horse Book says: All horses
iiiu-t not bo fed on the same proportion,
wuuoui rpgaru to ineir ages, wetr constitu
tion and their work; because the Improurin
ty ot such - practice is self evident. Yet it
Is constantly done, and is the basis oi dls
tase of every kind.
TFje Phukets.
The Wheat Market.
Tlio whoat market in Liverpool remains
without matrr al change einco two weeks.
A local demand from millers has caused
tho. price of wheat to advance here to 87
cents per bushel.
The great amount of wheat Imported into
ltogland from India and America is a reason
why Itaglhh farmers will put in less acreago
to w heat this yo.r, which may cause n somo
what Increased demtnd from abroad for the
lCnglish homo supply.
Lomon, April l. The general backward
ni'sn of tlui Hii.ison lutliiHnceti the grain mar
kets. Tho Mipplloi ottering, hownver, aro
too good to allow lartn products lo interfere
much with values, Wednesdays markets
boiug the tlrst alibi the holiday h, was rather
uiuiMi.illy iiniiuated, and previous quolntlons
inalntaluml. O.iUi udvanctd SQiiil on tho
French (Umaiul, Average prke of UnglUh
w Ik at 15s M to day. Iu Murk lane tbero bus
been n good liKpilry (or wheat aud Hour; car
goos ot No. 1 Milwaukee -15) and Calllnruia
5Js; iIourSto 1.1 -i jmr wick. The chances of
liosiUlileM iu Kaxteru Kurope keep the groin
tuarketa In a ttato of usKnse.
A leading Liverpool grnlu circular pays
the toniiHituh' and mild w tisther gouorally'la
more laorabo for ftrmers, though upou
ho-tvy Mauds spring tinning is illtBcult, ba-
causo the will is fralumusl by tlw previous
excessive molstuto. The delivorltis of Kutr
lUh win at have beeu very small, and In
mauy markots prnvlstiona have Iwen rather
doHiur, Foreign wheat Is in improved re
quest at Liverpool to-day, and wheat ruled
qut't, holdecu generally uiucedlnfc Id pT
cental decline, except forchoice while, which
is tuiUiaiiged. Flour has recovered, but tbe
demand vvss vciall.
WOOL.
In tht. Supplement will be found tbe latest
to VgraiUH concerning the wool markets of
-itoston and rhilaJelphia, While prices rule
low the stocks nu hand do not seem to be
htutvy an the lUinaiul Is good. Tbe hard
Mutes provaillng through the Hast have
caused tliOi;reattuUieoniny in tbe purchase
and ma of woolen goods, as in many other
reapocts, aud tho voolen manufacture de
creases as a uonsrquouce. Thero Js no reason
to auticlpate tny great advance in the uisr-
kot in view of the immense wool clip of 1876
about to be thrown fatto it, and wool pro
ducers may calculate on selling at low figures,
rtheytellatall.
Kmu Fraitrlaco market,
lUV TELIOHiril,
ju Franc lco, April SS.
Kloiir Bx'ra Jobbing at fi3ii W.V.
Wlwit fjl 7501 W,
Oat-Feed, JJ 1.VJ1 03
IHrloj-KeiHl gtxloi, fl tTQl 81; bivwlnj, 1 JO
llroLcru Im) Ing half dollar at Oliv, RiiM. and trade
dollars at !! gold; felling hlr dollar at mQ9T.V gold.
LlvcriHiol wheat market to-day-'.', Tdi'. 10J for
av era jo California; tw UdQlOn M fur Club.
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Worflcr to the Fanners and Trado generally tho
above Unrivaled Macaime, and o dctiro lo call spe
cial attention to onr
CVNTON PITTS CHAMPION
TIIKEslIEK. Nellhtr palna nnr epcno haa been
spared in ptrfccilna till new Thresher. 'Iho linuitnr
andmanufticiiircr. J. Miller of Canton, Ohio, having
oasfed the lat innxfiti in our Oregon harvest Held.
studying tho renulitments, and cvry Iraprovcmcrit
demanded 1 IiIf JVncniiif Is entirely NKW IN UK
TAIL. Au ibI?EItLi fkatukg, ann is 10 no in
no way confounded ulihthc old stvlu Dndalo Pitts
ChallcnRtr Thresher, which is nn mllrcly different
machine, made nnncr dlfffrciil patents by dlllerent
parties, and Is disflmllar In design and details.
Kjou ltnnt the DEST Thresher, with all
the Latest Impnncmcnls, he
sure and get the
CANTO.V PUTS CHAMHOX TIIRESUER,
Willi Triple Hitch Gear, Knd-shahc Shoe,
nlth Slat-eleancr, Ileal y Speed-nheel,
and 1'iiot Attachment.
As It !s imulled In the nsnn1, . .
It Is the CIIAMl'IOX of iho M'orld:
Pend for !icclal Cireulars to UAWLEY, DODD,
&Co.
AGLNTS FOR
Haines' Genuine Header
With Special Improvements tor lv-TO Wo hao tno
Blyles fur the Season the blncle and Double toar. Ill
and li fl cut. Wo have aNo the new stjle Adju-tablo
Iteel with cither tjl Madiinc. Also, tho Patent
bprlnx ndjastablu Beam to rculile the cut.
00UNTERBALAN0EvT5ATINGr SEPAEATOE.
WE aro prepared to mannfac' lire and fill all orders for theco m.ilvnhd rrnihutr All on vvrrKIn tiiy
wairniittd. iorpaitlculais, tend lor clrculais and nrlcolltt, which wi 1 bo iseiu by mail ai-mini apiub
lUluil. Ordcm ehonld ba tent In early, to avoid disappointment, as wo will mni.ufaetuic prltclrall) on older lor
uu wui' tweuu Auuitrr(
PELTON
8. PEITuN'.
W. WKATUEBPORD.
J. W. WXATHEHVOnD
Weatherford & Co.,
Wholesale and It e tall Dciilere In
BEU&S, PAINTS,
OEL&, CLASS,
P a tent
Medicines.
CHEMICALS,
JF orfuniery
TOILET GOODS,
Etc., etc.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS,
( For Medicinal purposes.
Medicines Compounded, and
Prescriptions Filled.
Weatherford & Co.,
Jauli y
Commercial street. SALEM.
1776 1876
Centennial Medals.
Albuia Piute, Highly Polished.
StjuRl In Wear and Color to Solid Blhcr.
81zo 1 5-0 lacltea In diameter.
TI1E obvereaod revet) pretentlns appropriate
dwlRna corumeinorallnK Iho one hundredth aunt
venuirjrol our nitton birth.
TUE MOiT VAI.UABLK BOirVEVIKS AND ME
MRNTUBb BVER ISaCEO.
Agent Wanted.
Lr.M coranlfflonn Kjlenflre fleldt for enterprise.
txaiplc n4 Dill Infonnatlon Mat on receipt of W eta.
V.H. ISaAalllOB Co., P.. Uox iT0, N.V.
Faironizo Home Manufactures !
WILLAMETTE
Stove 57"orte.a
H AVISO TBK rtSV l'TTBliy OV STOVS
now uude, and the Utec lu r .veouuU, wo arr
tnanafatt'iriiijtovn'at
The Lowest Rates.
Alottllflt.hOW UA.'tK. Am -"I" iTHVK JvTIIS
! on order Wo ! rive.fulli n.Urlt vouriwt
rouisc r.rti'o Dc-xtor tStovo.
RU'IIAKUS iL liODRKRH.
POHTUNO, Dr., rroprl't-.
Ifroat St.. liuvr. Hi'u uvl Midlu'D, mc-Jli, 6
" Xi"-
bOLE ACiENTS FOU THE
Euclvcyo Mower and Koa)cr.
Too well uid favorably known to ne si (onimcnt.
Tho nuiveml crtbt f runners t;rncrn"v If In ts
favor Hi years in constant use his piovcd it to botbo
most simple tid diiPrfblo llarestln? Afaphlno ot In
vented. Iti-ih. I'1IEMIUJIIUUi-sIEU OFTnK
WOltLI) A a f-ell Jlnke Heap i it is unitiualcd,
and as a JIoerixcels them all.
SOLE AGENTS FOK
The Elward Harvester,
'I he newest and latest improved Machine
of its class.
. THO OU THUKE HINDERS CAN HIDE.
And In this way the work of the haret field can
bo cbcaplv nnd quickly done. It Is vastly ahead of
the old stjlo Marsh Harvester. No si ilu cun be waft
ed, and It wl'l clevatocljlesei o'griln.at all st.vcs
and hlj.hts f glow in, hU'i or Ion .
& SAVAGE,
Saiem, Or.
LEWIS SAVAGE.
Lraiiymtjj
Pacific University
AMI
TUAL.TIN .fl.lIJKtIY',
XVrtj.r Grove, Oi'ojjtm.
FACIH.TY:
lltv S H MVKS'l, l p.. i'roddent, and I'rore-s
oi oi Iiitellicluil I'll, lis
lt.v IIiiKAch, I. vUN, 1, M , Pnilec-orof Ithet
oric and IUrt.tr,
tthii. 11 COI.I.IKII, A M , I'rofutMir er Jluth
en ntlc
. ItLV. T CONDON, A. M 1'n.feKi-or of Natural
Hi-lory
JOS. W, MAKhll, A. It., Tiofe-tor or Latin and
Greek.
j i) noun, a m
I'ril'c nit of Acaib ,n.
Jilts. JI. 1
sl'JLLBK, fitroiilreM.
The fch .ol ye.ir eonbi-t of thrco terms, biglnnins.
retpertlvtly on the Ur-t Widtio-uny ot September,
Dicembci, and Mmx.li.
liilhciUulveiMtv 'l.eniiiion t ?4S per voar and
Initio Academy tfUO per year p.jit le pn turn in
advanec.
lloiidcanbuhadaMrmn f ltof I mrvu.
Kxjmlimlionrffor.tdniUrlnn vvlil bo held in S
tembir lit, in 'i i m , hi the Cnlieg.
Kr further Inloriniillnn. iddie-!. the President ur
ai.j other iiuinkeriot tho Fainltv
A
NEW DEPOT
..roiu.
GR1CULTURAL IWPLE
JIETS.
JTuliu Dccrc AViilUInu, Jiis, and Pulley
FLO-WS.
COLLINS 0 0 I'LOWS,, K'T1( C C SriAIlES.
ItollliiK i'lmlte-m; vdiulller nnd I1, ot II.
WAGONS,
P.ofH. SEWING MACHINES.
The Best Portable
Hay I r s s
l. TUK nOIILD!
Mcrornilck'H liuprotcd conibl
n!tl Ailvantc -ll-rl(e Reaper
himI Ilover. Prize Moucr, aud
Improved llarveHler,
FAUMKUS, Call on j onr brotner farmc, be nro poe
cha.iiii; Direvvhep-. Cal pall for OATH and
HAY. t-rOMHEIlClAL 61'RKKT, under tke
Faraier Office. Salem. Fob. Sat
T. B. WAIT.
STATE AGENCY
TOR Til
Patrons of Husbandry.
Kroia Street, ntr Flam'eni' Wharf.,
t'OHTIutNP,
OK BOON.
LhK, Agent.
Addrut all commuu cations to t-, 1',
n day ruannteed ualni: our Wall
WICjMk Ausor. Drills. IOO a mouUr
fuiBav ruiu vk ft'i jkvuw. Anxer bo..v
nalXt.. HMMl rell
iree. J1U Auger Co, fit. Lvuti, ilu. (.
SOLE AGENTS FOU
Gcixx-xr, JSccitt efis G-cX;
llltllHlt UlhlH Hll(THlK nili.MI.''
Over 1100 I'tlipiii 111 IJc
Throughout thu drum II. lu ortne Unltul sato. It
In the nii'v Atriuiitural fmlne Ilu' ii-es the pitcnt
Viislbb- l'liu'ln thr- Pmnnsliot nr liicboib r. rn dcr-in-
fcXl'LU-lONS lAIPOS-intii ! The leonomltal
MidclUctlvBiiianiiir 1 1 Uflnir the icini, craldts mil
Knslue to do Olio 'Jhlid .More ori lhaii etlitiso.'tel
atlvo sle. t
Send for Special Clrculirs.
Taylor StxlZx.y Ilnlto.
SlroiiKest and mntt durable Itike In utc. Cort saved
In one' season if used In thn wheat field and rata low.
Xellls' Harpoon Horse Fork,
Palmer & Walker's Horse Forks,
Jinnies' Keiohing Ilnj Fakes.
Horse Poncrs, all sf jles, tare) Mount-'
cd or "Ron ii."
Wheeler, Melllck A I'n 's TJirevncrs,
Endless Chain I ,u Two im ,, wlili jiti-. Im
provements Aimit o'lrsbl i ln'dilnt lor tl o lnr
iner who d it r lii- mm work. Ilia two uolses and
thrco "luii(ls"iiruneiJid
bOLF. AUEms FOK Tlir;
Celcbraleil Sclmtller WajroiK
Jlcst ill Umv .ibseve Vtlvo.
Cnillt.
) Inch ri.'ht aimrt-u V(inii .J
.1',' " Medium " " us
A)4 " lieuvy J ii ir" il
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rash
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Alterative
To Purify the Blood uso r. jnyncs
Altcrntivc. It acts directly on tho
blood, stimulating tho absorbents,
overcoming tho obstinate state of tho
pores of tho skin, and impnrtlng a
healthy glow to the Comploxion.
v Pimples, Pustuloa, Tcttor, and Skin
Diseases of all kinds, Mercurial
Affections, Tumors, nnd nil varie
ties of complaints arising from de
praved or disordered blood, nro of
foctuilly eradicated by this icmedy.
Scrofula in all its Forms is cured
by tho ieisistont use of ar. Jiiyne's
Alterative. It destroys tho poison
ous principlo which originates Scro
fula, and ultimately drives It from
thohystcm. It will cmovo enlarge
ments of tho Glands or Bones, and
is a bafo romedy in cases of Ulcers
or Sores of all kinds.
Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings are
ctfoctunlly cured by Dr. Jayne's AI
t crat He. By stimulating tho fiction
of tho absorbents, all av atcry or cal
careous depositions aro gradually
carried off, toning up tho patient at
tho Eamo timo, by btrcngthening tho
digostivo organs and oxciting tho
Liver, Kidnoys, etc. to porform their
functions. For Dy&pop&U and Liver
Complaint it has proon si remedy,
and it Ins established cities in cases
of Epilepsy. It may bo safely l oiled
on by any ono needing a medicine
o build up tho system, cleanso tho
blood, or to i cstoro tho normal action
of tho Sccrctivo Organs.
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