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OPPICKtlNnrihr NATIONAL ('RANf'ft.
MiUltr John T. .fonm, llnrtnn, I'hllllp., Ark.
lmmrJ .1. Woodman, I'aw I'nw, Van Ilarct.,
Mich.
UtlutffA. II. Nnirillrjr, Ormrn, llnvranl, la.
NUwnntA. .1. Vniutili, MrmiiliKIVun.
(( Miriini-Alnrilnior Wliltihcail, Mlilillohtub,
HumcraM, N.J.
f Viton H. II i:ill, HprliijilinnitiKh, Warrrn, O.
7WvMr,r I'. M. MpIIciwpII, Waym, Hlfiibcu.N. Y.
.fmtiiry-O. II. Killiy, LiiiilMlflc, Ky.
'.'if-AWvr0. Illnwlildlr, On linnl (Irovc, 1 net.
Vr Mm. John T. .lum., llarl-iii, l'lilllli. Ark.
Klum-Mf. Hniniml U, Adim. Moiilirrlln, Mltin.
I'iiumn- Mr llarvuy (loi'ilaril, Nnrlli lruhy, Ct.
IauIi Anltlant Muuul MIm (Mmllno A. flail,
l.oiilr.v!llc, Ky.
HXKiTTIVK tOMMITTK.
I). Wjratl Alkim, K'halrrnau,) (iiaenlniry, H. C.
'K. 1(. Hhiink'anil, l)iihniiii'. Inwn.
Diulli'jr T. Clian1, CUrrouml.N. II.
Alonau (I ilili-r. Ilork Kail. Whltnliln, HI,
W. II, Chnmlart, IMwctchoo, Itutll. Ala,
Ofllrrra ivl'llrczmi Nlnto riuiB.
Mmltr Win. Cyrm, Stlii.
OctrtrtrA. II. Hliiplny, (wruii,
Ssrfvrfr-Mr. k N. Ilunl, Hiilillnilly.
Herniary T. I.. Iiitvlilfim Halum.
Miami V, II. Tlininn', Wallt Walla, W. T.
.(liMI.Wmm-(l V. Hlclillo, L'liiiyouvlllo.
CiuilalnW. II. limy. Atirla.
Tniiwrtr-H. I". l.ru, Portland, . . .,
tlalfKnpnA. II. Uraliam, Flihtr'a Lanillnir,
.Clark count, W. T.
Mm Mr. II. A, Miller, .Tacktnnvlllu.
)moiut-Nr. H II. Iliirham, MrMuiimllo.
Ktora-i'rt. K. A. Klly. Kant I'otl'and.
ailj .!' Mmnil-Urt. lrnrla Hmlth, Hood
lllvtir, Wa.cn conn
Kncullr Uimmlllft Win. (Jyni, Hclo; II. flow,
Dilla; K. I.. Hmllli, H'k1 lllrnr.
Hfl lliltlnim Atlinl-H. 1'. I.. I'orllallil.
(lUrkMUiaa Clniiuty Council.
The Clarka-aa County Cimiicll nifcta on Urn fourth
Friday of iwb mouth at II o'clock a. ni. I'laco ul
meetlnjt, at J. G. Triilllii("or' mill, near llio center of
tho county.
Of)lccr-N, W tlnndill, Pre'ldcnt; A. Nlchotn, Vice
President; W. W. II Harmon. Becrclary. P.O., Needy;
John lllni,panrcr; Frank Vatnlic, lt Htcward;
N II. I)arnilrTIHlewanl; Wm IIIrri, Oatekeenor.
.Irtlhren In rikxI tlai-dlng nro Invited to meet with
.u.
)ly order of the C'oaucll,
W. W. U. Hamkon, Hec'y.
Itoiiilttniirra.
Money due thu I'juKmi enn lie paid to the Htato
Ai-ciilall'orlUnd, Sir. 8. I. I.ee, If mnru convenient
.than mutlni-tho 'am to It. In onlcu,
Lord Klnnaird on Sheop Brooding.
Ofllio means timid by llin. called fancy
farmers fur tho selection nnd Improvement
orilvo-ftoek, llio following account of tboof-
foTlHorLiird lCtnnnlrd, a Hcotch nobloman
who hait long paid clnio nttentlon to this
luiporlaut subject, will be found liUorealtac
nud Inatrtictivn, Tliu luliorn or Hitch inoti
nrn uot morcly tor thamsolvoK, hut for the
country.
"I cniiiumncod alioop lirorillinc lit 1S2S
with n ll'wl; of KiiuthdowtiH from tlin Uockn
nfllie lltihoof Kleiiiiioml, Sir J. Wholly and
Jlr. Wuuon, of Keillor, hut I Hnon fonud
that tlioiiKh thu wool at that time wna woryh
from lowponca to threepeiico per ponr,,i
moio than Ixileoator lino clnthna being then
In demand for general wear, Inatead of
tweeiia yet th earcan did not autt the work
Inn claaaea, thorn lioln tmltlior Iz) nor fat
I then wont In for tlin lilun-faned Dllobley
Uelowtor, but I crowed the Houllidnwn owes
I had with th (i Lolcoiior tup, mid found the
prouueo, which reaewhled Nouthdowne,
imiiio to a great alzo nud early mnturlly,
bruii(bt the hlRheHt prim In London, and
were .iiurchaoed eauerly by tho tlrat'OlituN
butcheiN there, IliU crosn not bnlnK then
known; ao that for aovnrnl .ytmia I cot from
Kuitland pure-bred Hauthdown MlnmiorH,
took aoveral crojw of Iauiua from them und
aolil thuiu at iilxlitnon uiontliH In I.onilcii',
KOlttnR tho hlKhcat irlvo tor Soulhdowu
.mutton,
"Homo yonrH ago 1 mot with a breed of
eheep combining tho cxcolloiRf) of tho
Noiithdown miilton with thu Iork wool of tho
l.li-iter v.ell oalnhllHhpil breed carried
on from fathortonouon ufarni In tlliiuceMiir.
nhlro. Tho licc; worn orlKinully ncrow.
liotwcon the (,'olhwnlil nnil llHinpshlrn Down
thtii'roaH'liroii ntliiK IioIiik ui-ed lo cmiH'.l
tutu the breed. 'I'll It breed I II ml to bn nioMt
prnlliHblii, 'llicy am hiiperior lo liinbreoil
now liilfiivn ai Oxlord Douiih, Ihi-iiuk1i w
tho dip Ih tniio tho iiuaiiliiy. The quality
of tho wool, wliloli, 1'oIiik lot'K vsnol, h-IIm ut
hlchor lUiirc. and tho million Ih n umh1iih
rjouthdowii indeed, bus lievu lirnnoiilu'id
iby romifloiit j.uluea to be ax (rood a old
-IIIuIiIhihI mtltuiu. in tlin 'TratiMictlons ot
.thu illKhluuil Society' fur July, 1MI1, will bo
liiutid un rihmiiiiI of the very (.'.ireful experi
ment I made. In ISHI In aitcertnin tho relative
value lo tho frtrmerof miiiio illllerent breodx
of Nhuap, In liiifi of ten wetliorn. Tho rexult
w III fjvor nt Holder lioieontnra ovor IIiik
IIhIi Ixilcoi-li ii, Mini UlniicucltirNhlrpN over
both In wolttht mill vitllio lit tlin end of the
expitrlmnnt, u h.'ch wan cirrioil on for toi o
inonths."
roi.tr.MiHN 'ah Ono riiBNin why the
l'ruico of VVnhn tijuya oiieli popularity lu
KnKlnu(l,nnd the people nrn "to I1I.1 Imillha
ft'iod ileal b'.liul," !h (but hn Ih n very Mud
fellow, fexei ioiph lo iii'Uunwlidgd iillen
IIoiih.hihI iui r luKcu ilmn HHumero mat
,frs ofiiiiiiiHK, Thus the murium r of a rail
road Hue on ivlileh no olioii trmelegot iinlco
nolnirnm lila ntjiuirry thu other iluy, muIhi;
tt t tit be Mint ttvo photOfiiipliN of tlie 1'rliieo
uud I'rJui'fHS as mi i,i l;i)iiliil;iiii'iit nr nil
Mr, Nnlglil'M Kind nlUnlloii, Now, Mr, K
MrH. KHiid nil Hie llulo K.'m to Ibo third
ami fourth Ktu'.tr.Uliiu', will be tho devoted
IflenilM of roynlty. When I'llitcu Arthur
made n tour In tlil'i enuntry, ho did not
forgot to oiler bnndeoiiio ucltnowlodireirflnl
to Ibo ri'lur,,! ,f!le.tb , "Ah,1' i-niil one of
tllOIll, "i'UI llotlllHH UllH'll u moio of Union ,
for tho 1'io-ililuiii, but nover got u word fiom ,
hliu." it I", h.vh l"td (Jlientorllelil, tlin
Keutlo virtues u lileli pnlu iium'H ntfoctloti,
While Kient iinlllleH only their admiration.
If Albert IMwmd hiui not the lant ho un
doubtedly haw Iho first.
Rules of Tablo Etiquette.
I. Do not koup othi-rH wnlllnR for you el-
titer at the beginning or cIoks ol'n mual.
2, Do not nip houp from tho tip but from
Ihe hide of tho anonu.
.1, lloiMroful not to drop or uplll aiiyllilnR
on tho table cloth.
i. Keep your plate rlonn; do not honp all
Horlx of loud on It nt once.
C, Tu paining your plate in bo roheapod,
retain tlin knife nnd fork.
G. Wlioti aakod for a dlih do not Hhovo but
hand It.
7. While ilrlnkliiR do not look around,
ft. Iniitruot tho eorvant to hand tho cup at
tho left Nido, ao that it may bo received by
tho right hand.
II. Do not drink your tea or rodeo without
flrat removing tho teaspoon from the cup to
the anucor.
10. TJhoIIio knlfo for cutting only; never
put It to the lips or mouth.
11. Ilroakyour bread In mnall pleco and
raxl them on your plate whllofproadliia.
11!. Do not oat too faat; bmldea rIvIor ono
tl e appearanco of greed It Ih not healthy.
III. If you find anything unploaaant in
your rood put It anldo an quietly aa poMolhln,
without drawing the attonllon of other to It.
M. Do uot open the lips or inako uunooeH
nary nolno lu chowltiK.
1,1, Do net touch the head.
1(1. Do uot rest the elbowa on tho tablo.
17. Bo thoughtful and attentive to tho
wauUf of thoae about you.
IB. Converge on ploaamt wiljects with
thoNo alttliig near you,
ill. Do not aay anything uot Intouded for
all present to hear.
'20. Leave your plato with the knife and
fork laying parallel, tho handles pointing to
tho right.
21. Nover leave the table before otbera
without UHklng the lady or goutlrmnn who
proeldee to ozciiae j'oii.
IIomk liiri: A IlL'Nluu:i Vkauh Aoo.
Ono hundrul yeara ago not a pound of coal
or a cubic toot of Iilumlnatlug gaa had beon
burntd lu tho country. No Iron hIovoh were
uaod and no coutrlvaucea lor pcouumlzlug
heat were ouiployod until Dr. Franklin In
vented the iron framed tlrojilaco which atlll
bear bin uatuo. All the cooking and warm
ing In town and country woro dono by the
aid of lire kindled on a brick hearth or in
tho brick oven. Plue knot or (allow ran-
dies furulabod the light for the long winter I
nlghtH, and Htipplled the place of rngt and !
carpotn. Tho water usod for hoiiKohold pur
poses waH drawn from deep wolle by the
creaking "aweep," No form of pump wan
lined In thin country, o ftr at wo can learn,
until nflur tho romuiuuremunt ol the prtn
out rnnlury. There wire no friction matches
In thoan early days, by tho aid of which a
tire oauld bo easily kindled, and IT tho tiro
"went out "on thu hearth over night, and
the tinder, was damp no the-apark would
uoto.ttcu, the alternative remained of wad
ing Ibrongh the mow a utile or ao to bor
a'brntid (if "u neighbor. Only ono room in
any house was warmed milos tome of the
family was 111; in all tho rest the tempera
ture was at zero during many ulvruta In the
winter. The tnon aud women of a hundred
years ago uudroaaed aud went to tholr beds
in a tfiiinralure ooldor than that of our
modern barna nnd woodshed, aud they
never complalued.
How to Cut and Cure Hams.
The J'armrr'ii Jfome Journal gives
Urn foltowltiir: It U important that thu
incut, uftor tlrt'H.si iij,', hIiouUI liccotiif I
tliormiL'hlv cool, null this will nlwuvs I
Iki thu euo if It is kept over it nir;iit
nnil fltiy with tho thorinoitu'ter down
to forty degrees. Cut tho shoulder
hlttdo no un to iimke tho middling ns
lingo us possible. Take out the ribs,
nud your doing mi will leave only the
shoulder nud hum with thu hone in
them. These pieces .should lie neatly
trimmed with u nhurp knife the hum
Mumld he rounded mid cut chc ut the
ilo-.li end; and even u portion ot the
bone should he cawed itwuy, no us to
round oil' tho piece. Hprinkleover the
lleshy portion of ihe hum its much
powdered wiltpctre us will lio on it
nickel then rub on about a tubluspoou-
iiu oi common mouuiscn or mo niiim
(iiiiiutity of brown Migar, To iiruvtint
(Itiuiiige by skipper-", the lleshy part
may be coveied with black ground
pepper. After lifting In uccordanoo
with tho foregoing instructions, tho
next step is to cover tho whole with
bait, pucked on and rubbed on tho hock.
I'laco tho pieces in a box, not more
than three deep ut llrst, nnd in from
four to six weeks, depending on wheth
er the weathur is cold or moderate, thu
meat will bo ready to smoke, it is
best m smoke with gteett hickory or
htigar tree. J)o uot ' hc.it " In smok
ing. I'UIVll thus, the nWl ute-t of lllllll-.
can ho nude. Theiimoutit of saltpeter
and mobiles may bo slightly varied to
suit tlto size of tho iuc.it, and also It
must bo remembered that small meat
will take salt .sootier tn.iit large; meat
docs not take salt when frozen. I'eoplo
do not usually Migiir-ciuv-diiuildor.s, hut
only salt and smoke them. Pork
nacktu'.s muko a pickle of saltpeter Ac,
In liilue. Much packing hou-e hits its
peculiar recipe, lull no one Iuium can
surpass a country ham quickly cured on
the plan which wehuverecoiiiuieiiilod.
Hams .should he canvassed tiller xtntik
Intr to urolect them trout the lly.
Some do uot apply black pepper until
t tit) meat is rcaity lo put up lur smok
ing. 1Iiii.i,iv.'.s Doryi'M'. S"ir I eiri,
Wound-, l'Uuii, A" "u ti ciiiud. Tim
lutluiiiil ireiiiim iii i,u Iinlire-1 liy niunro, li
lo lnibn n U e i eat liillniiiiiMti' n, Muitlm tlin
lioilitHiiIni; in re, eei.l I Iki hi nlo blixnl,
and render thu "ntery loin inns dl-nh,n-no
eeiiHlHti.nl nnil hel:iiy. Iluppllv, Hollo
why's (liniment. iteciuupltshiH thefo ends
with utit'dUluK certainly. a:i tutils por bo.
or po
WILLAMETTE FARMER.
OLD OAYIKQS.
As poor as a oburoli motiao,
As thin as a rail;
As fat as it porpoise,
An rough as u gale;
As bravo an a lion,
Aanpry as aott;
An bright as a aixpeuse,
An weak as a rat.
An proud aa a peacock,
Aaaly aaaf.ix;
As mad as a Maroh bare.,
Ah strong as an ox ;
Ah fair as a lily,
An empty bh air;
As rich as n Croesus,
Am croHs as a bear.
As pore as an angel,
As noat as a pin:
An smart as a atoei-trap,
As ugly as sin;
As doad as a door-nail,
As white as a Hhest;'
As flat ns a pancake,
As red ah a boet.
As round as an apple,
As black as your bat;
As brown as a berry,
As blind as a bat;
An mean as a miser,
As full as a lick:
Ah plump as a partridge,
Ah sharp as a stick.
An clean as a penny,
An dark as a pall;
An hard bn a millstone,
Ah bitter as pall;
An tine mb fiddle,
As clear as a bell;
I As dry as a herring,
As deep as a well.
As light an a fuatber,
An hard as a rock;
As still as a poker,
An calm as a clock;
As green aa a gosling,
As brisk as a bee;
And now let me atop,
ljHt you weary of nne.
INSTINCTS.
IIY THOMAS T-OWEtX.
Ueaven gave the bee desire for sweets,
Nor heaven denies her flowers;
The thlrs'y land fcr tnoietura waits,
Nor heaven withholds It showers.
No wioner are the babe's alarms
To mother's ears expressed,
He finds a shelter In her arms
Ills solace at her breast.
Nor are the Instincts of the heart
Less subjects of heaven's naro;
Nor would it ayinpaihioa impart
Merely to criUi there
The heart that yearns for kindred mind
To share Its bliss or pain:
That knows lo love, shall surely find
A hoart that loves again.
HE'S BEEN TO THE CENTENNIAL
A bashful appearing man stepped into the
linqutrer editorial; room Ihe other eveolnp,
and edging up lo the table of tho muuaging
editor, lint in hand, tald,;in a hesltallng
WBy:
"You llko'llttle Items for yourj paper, I
suppose T"
xerutniy," repnea Mr. uockerill, "a
newspaper, like life, ii made up of little
items. wiu( have yon to oiler 7"
"Well," said the bashful man, playing
with his hat-band, "my name is Smith,
and I've Just got home."
"Qlad lo see you back again, Mr. Smith,
said Cockerlll, " been gone longT"
"X have been," said Air. 8mith, with a
tremor of pride In bis voice1 "to the Centen
nlal, and if you waul to make a little no
"What!" cried rockerill, splngliig lo his
feet ; "you've beeu to the Centennial T And
you've got back ? Oive us your hand; I am
delighted lo see you. Soear, let mo inlro
doceyou to John Smith; Johu.has been to
to the Ceutenulal !"
Spsar shook hands very warmly with Mr.
Smith and then ran lo the aperture commu
nicating with the leporter's room, and
shouted, "O'Shnunnes-ey, roine in bete,
quick: hero's a man that's been to tlioCin-
lonniul "
Thcu O'rfhnuutiesniy bounded in, follow
od by ids nsetbtantF, ull of v. horn embraced
the bowtldtred tmllh Briuly, and express
ed the gruiitltalirn it (Horded them to meet
u mnii who hnd lietn lo tho grettt National
Exhibition. Word got down stairs somehow,
and Joe MiDowei), Kill Puiall aud Uncle
Juo Shadengcr CHtue up stairs at a tearing
rate to gaze upon the individual who had
loeii to the Kxnosiilou. It was too much
tor the .modest, man to bear, and murmuring
J'jiumieng atioui maKingau item oi Ills re
mru It tliey wautu'i to, he hurried out .lutl
in lime to moot mi the stairs the foreman
and lhiriy-to ooiuposiMrs all Hager to get
a gllmp'.ii of (lie uiHii who Imd been to the
Conteiuiial." t'oieiHiKKi .S'uioihii Sight.
A cite of smallpox laj-uortvd lu Moore's
valley, Yamhill comity.
From Ket. S) It ami. 'ebb, of lln.tao,
Itti-iuerl) l:ul1or el'llie 'C'lirltlHH
F.ectuuu.
DdurSIr It may bo some satisfaction to
you to li liihiriuud ol the result of the trial
ofllio Pkuuvian stviuii' in lay ftuully. My
daughter vvs brought low by a typhoid fe
ver lift Spring, and atier the lover lef, her
she ui niiiiued ery weak, aud Ihe simplest
f,io.i o Harassed hor. Kor monihs she re
inaliieil In thu s,yuo dobllltaied cvnidllion;
but Iroin the 1st ofsSoptemtitir lust, when she
commenced Inking the Syrup, the illgeatlro
liiiictiniis imprmeil, and she slendily gained
hlieia-th and vlvuolly ; ni.d now, nfior Inking
tivu botllts, sho Is restored to a good state ot
littiltli; Indeed, tho iippours more really
histlthy tliiut she has tor several years pitst.
1 am of opinion that the "Protoxide of
Inin," eoniHlned In the l'nr.uviAK Hvitui',
w as ndii pied lo her case, and ell'.H'Ud what tio
other known mad clueuould have otlwied.
Yours II lily, S. Colin,
Sold by all druggists,
"A Drowning IHhu wilt 'teli at u
tniw."
If he catch it, it will do him no good.
TliuusHiiils of people, who l.tvn neglwted
colds Mid coiiitlii mull they htvo hveoiiiu
iliiiceriius, will insli In nliiiost t Very uos.
iiiiii lor i.dlel' Tills Iswliysu m.tutiNper
iiiieuls me 1 1 If' I by the Mitleiu. (lo in
, vmir iliiurulsi, boy it bottle of WlsTAIl'.s
ItM.SAM i p WiMiCllitimv, Mtnl use It U Ull
iiiiiilnleii'K, It ill benoill .V omie and iilli.
nmiel.v e'lie, It Is no htmw; It Is n tutblo
well irled; hold oit to It nnd lubaved. Sold
by all druggist.
IF" TCJDFLISTXT XJJECTSi
STORE.
I HAVE PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
Interest of Mor. Yeaton A Lonijliary !
the Furniture Wioro on tho weft lae or
Commercial Mreet, Nalom,
and hall Veep on hand a OKNKMAb AS
SOKTMRNT of goodf for the retail trade.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTBRV
rarlor & Chamber Sets,
BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
ROCKERS. &C,
Ry the ttt or rlnefn jiloco.
Repairing and Jobbing
DONE IN THE DBST MANNEII,
And at reasonable price, ft I am a practical wntlman
JOHN CRAY.
Palem, .TnlyH, lSTi.y
NORTH SALEM STORE.
k T THK BIIICK STOHB, HAS JC8T RKCfilV
X cd a fall arKOrttacntuf
General Merchandise,
Dry Goods,
Grooenes,
Boots & Shoes,
Hardware,
Clothing
2al;olaUd for the City and Conntry Trade. Bonyht at
ow, andwlu Tss now at aa mal,l. a rnurii'.a,
boac. who 8KLL AT COST. tTrfOooia delivered to
jit part ot tho ettT tno ol rbarire. Novdr
FRUIT TilEES !
Prices to Suit the Hard Times !
Woodburn Nursery,
woozBUKtf, iffiAmxozi' oo.,
oxsaoH.
A Choice Selection of
Fruit.
Shade.
Ornamental,
..AND..
Nut-Bearing
T 3FL EE8,
Vines, and
Shrubbery,
Plum and
Prune Trees,
CoBNtantl.v on Hand.
ADDRESS,
J. ?. SETTLEMIER,
Woodburn.
Bend for clrenlr, ep2Stf
The Farmers' Pump.
IMPROVED
WOODJPUMPS.
I AM NOW MANUFACTUPJSG, AT THK MILL
or (lie Capital Lumberlnjr Company. SALKM, a
Wooden !omi that I mierlor to any other ever
made In thl.bia'r, maklne use of the Bye yeara' ex
peitence trained in Oi inauuracture here to jrive the
puiiuctne nest tiooaeu rump wrr usmuc.
u ill. hnnl.wnnd pnmnartment for the Dlauirer to work
In, t h upper pUx L betns ntci In with other wood to
prmeni cracKing uy ii:w ruu,
All nerfene wletdnz lo purchat a FIRST-CLAES
PUMP arelnlitdtocalland to.k at my utock.
rumps dcllu-red and set up. and warrant
ed to work Well.
PHIPR )12 for flrct'.twehe feet tjelow the eur
(ace : Six cents per foot after that.
A. PllESCOTT.
Sai
Balcm..ln,yll.li!7f..
ATTENTION
Sheep Growers!
A SUHK CURE FOR
Scab,
Screw Worm.
Foot Rot,
AND ALL
Parasites that infest Sheep.
JTT IS SAKEK BETTEH, AND VASTLY CHEAP-
MAN ANYOTUKK EFFECTUAL BEMUDY FOB
THE fUB.VTMENT OF tjUIIEH. IT
Improves the Health
OF THE ANIMAL, AND TlIE
QUALITY OP THE WOOL.
tST One cation li'noii2h fr mv huni'r.dtn two
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STATE AGENCY
Patrons of Husbandry.
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MARK THESE FACTS!
TJ1K TESTIMONY OF THK WHOLE WOULD.
HOLLO WAY'S PILLS.
i1I,et the suflbrlngand dlHoasedreail tb
foitowinir. ,
jrfI.iBll who have boon given up by Doe-i
tor-, and Hiiokon of aa Incurable, read the fol
lowlnu. j!VLetall who can i)llevo faola, andean
bkvafitllh In ovldence, read Ihe followlDR.
Know am. mbn ut thksr rKKSENTs, That,
on HiIh, the Twentieth day of June, in the
year of Our Lortl Une Tbtuaand Eight Hun
ilrod and Blxty-alx, personally came Joseph
Majilock, tome known as rucIi, and being
duly forn, deposed asfollows: "That he la
tho nolo trcnoral ageut for the United States
ami dependencies thereof for preparations or
niDiliciriuM known a Dr. Hnlloway'a Fills
and Ointment, and that Ibo following certifi
cates aro vuibatlm conlen to tho beat of hla
knowledgo and belief,
JAMKS SMniTHE,
t..h1 Notary I'u tillo,
14 Wall .Street, New York.
June 1st. 1800.
l)n. Holoway: I take niy pen lo write
you of my great relief, and that tho awful
pain in my bide has lolt me at last thank
to yonr Pills. Ob, Doctor, bow thankful I
am that I can get some sleep. 1 can never
write It enough. I thank you aain and
again, and am sure that you are really the
friend of all sufTorers. T could not helu wrl-
I ting to you, and hope you will not take it
amies. JAMKS MYERS,
llu Avonue v.
This 1 to certify that I was discharged from
the army with Chronic Diarrbooa, and have
been cured by Dr. Hollowav's Pills.
WILSON HARVEY,
New York, April 7, 1808. 21 Pitt Street.
Tho following Is an Interesting case of a
man employed in an Iron Foundry, who, in
pouring melted Iron into a flask that was
damp and wet, caused an explosion. The
melted iron was thrown around and on him
In a perfect shower, aud he was burned
dreadfully. The following certificate was
given to me, by him, about eight weeks after
the accident:
New York, Jan. lu, 180(1.
My name Is Jacob Hardy; I am an Iron
Founder. I was badly burnt by hot iron in
November last; my burns healed, bnt I had
a running sore on my leg that would not
heal. I tried Holloway's Ointment and it
cured mo in a few weeks. This is all true,
and anybody can see me at Jackson's Iron
Works, 2d Avenue.
J. HARDY, 119 Ooerch St.
Extracts from Various Letters.
"I had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave
me a hearty one."
"Your Pills are marvellous."
" I send for another box, and keep them in
tho house."
"Dr. Holloway has cured my headache
that was chronic."
" I gave one of your Pills to my babe for
cholera morbns. The dear little thing got
well in a dav."
" My nausea of a morning is now cured."
" Your box of Holloway's Ointment enred
me of noises in (he bead. I rubbed some of
your ointment behind the ears, and the noise
has left,"
," Send me two boxes, I wantcne fora poor
family."
" I enolom a dollar. Tmir nrloa la OS ewnta.
but the medicine to me is worth a dollar."
" Rend me five boxes of your Pills."
" Let me have three boxes of yonr Pills by
return mail, for Chills and Fevur."
1 bare over 200 such Testiaoalals
as these, but want of space compels me to
conclude.
For Cutaneous Disorders,
And all eruptions or the skin, this Ointment
Is most invaluable. It does not neal exter
nally alone, but penetrates with the moat
searching effects to the very root of the evil.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases:
Disorders or the Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs,
whether they secrete too much or too little
water; or whether they be allllctod with
stone orgravol, or with aches and pains set.
tied In the Joins over the regions of the kid
neys, these Fills should be taken according
to the printed directions, and the Ointment
should bo vrcll rubbed Into tbe small of tho
back at bed time. This treatment will give
almost immedlato relief wue "H other
means have tallied.
For btoniaclis out or Order.
No medicine will so effectually improve
the loue ot the stomach as these Fills; they
remove all acidity, oucialoned either by In
temperance or Improper diet. They reach
the liver and reduce it lo a healthy action;
tuev aro woudertullv etUcacIoua in rases nt
spasm In fact fliey never fail In curing all
disorders of the liver and stomach.
IlMoicay'4 PilU an the btt rtiiudy known lit Hit
HUlHAJVr lilt JIAWUlltfJ aittiuii;
Ague,
Debility,
Anthuia,
uropay,
Dysentery,
Krysipelas,
Female Irregu
larities, Fevers of all
kinds,
Fits,
Gout,
lleadacho,
Indigestion,
Stone .t Gravel,
Secondary
Symptoms,
Tic-Dolouroux,
Tumors,
Ulcers,
Veuerul Afl'ec
tlous, Worms of all
kinds,
Weakness from
any cause, Ao.
'iilious com
plaints, lilotcheson tho
Skin,
Bowel Com
plaints, Colics,
Constipation of
tbe liowels,
Consumption,
Iullauiiuatlou,
Jaundice,
l.tvor row-
plaints,
l.uiuoato,
Files,
Khduuiathim,
Retention of
Urine,
Scrofula, or
Kincs's I'vll.
Sole Throats,
IMPORTANT C4UT10.V.
None aie crouuii.o u .ess tho sirniatun
J. 1Ia rutic. iis airtut for tlio Ilniied st,e.
h'lrroimd each box of Fills, aud Ointment.
A lliilliludlnu rAtvrir.l u.111 l,n ..ltii n n...
oco rendejing biioh iiiforumiloii n may lead
ii uo uoviiiuu ui auy i'tiiy itr pttnieN eoiin-
terfeitlug tlw modioliiyj or vending tho
&aiun, knowing them lu be spurious.
, Sold at the MuiiulUotoiv oi Frofessor
Hol.t.o.v .t Co., Now York, and bv all
rosptetuhld Druugisits and Dealeis iu Modi
el ne throughout thu civilised world, lu box-
tHHi .imsi ui ceuiK, riki 91 eaeii,
' jjcr Tliere is considerable saving by tak-
1 tai.tli-i lit riri tl-raa
N. 11 Dlrootloiis for the guidance of pa
tients iu every disoidm trt alllxed lo eicli
box, se20y.
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