Willamette farmer., June 06, 1879, Image 7

WILLAMETTE FARMER.
Stato University.
tndonli Not Allownd to Voto at Mu
nicipal Elections- '
At a lncuting of tlio Hctfcuts of tho
nivQiflity, hold nt Eugctio on tho 22d
d 21th inst, thcro were tircsont
altliiiw 1'. Pcady, tiresidont, and
cssnr. ircndrickH, Walton, Dorris mid
oarv. mieiits.
V' k -.i!i! ... ..lw 1 An iltii linnt.!
J.. Jicuuuu wus jiruouuiw m "" ..
rti a number of tho cituons of tho
ilaco complaining that persons from
abroad who wcro attending tho universi
ty as students had voted unlawfully nt
tho Into municipal election and asking
the board to tako some action in tho
promises.
After oxtonucn argument unit conam-
' oration tho board passad Bulwtantiiuly
t ihq.follo'wing prcumblo and rcHolutionby
a unonunoiiH oio :
Whkhkas, Tho conBlitution of tlu's
Htoto Art. 2, 4, provides, that "For
tho piirposo of voting, no person shall
ho doomed to havo gained or loat n rcsi
donco by reason of his presence or all
xonco whilo u Htudcnt of any svmiunry
'- of learning," thcroforo lw it
Resolved, That if any ntudont, while
attending tho university upon a frco
Hchol.iraliip sliall voto at any local elec
tion in Kugenc, such student shall bo
oxpolled therefrom by tho Faculty; and
if any other student of tho university
Hiirill voto unlawfully nt any such elec
tion ho shall bo oxpullod by tho board of
regents; and it is hereby mado thoduty
of tho faculty to admonish tho studauts
of this by-law and bco that it in unforced.
Soma complaint having boon mado
that tho faculty wcro remiss in not pro
venting tho voting of tho Btudontx, the
following resolution was unanimously
ndopt.nl by the board :
Itcsolvcd, That it is tho ncnso of this
hoard that tho faculty uro not to blamo
for tho conduct of htudonls nt tho late
municipal election in Kugrnc
Tliu oxccutlvo committco wcro au
thorized to provide cases aud shelving
for tho itmlruinenti and apparatus lately
rucoived nt tho university, and to pro
cum insiir.tiioo on tlin humu and tho col
lection of fossils now URcd thoruin and
belonging to L'rof. Condon.
Tho hecrelnry was mtthoriccd to cor
ruxiioml with isoum well linown iirofeti
noni in thin htato with a viuw of tilling
another chair in the university during
tho coining year.
Pats LooatoJ-
From pnvnto sources wo harn that at
.a meeting of tbo board of directors of
thn Northern Pacific lliilroad in Now
York city on April 10th, tho company
decided to adopt tho Cowlitz pass as tho
lino of their road across tho mountains,
which Holcction has been approved by
tho Interior departmunt. This dociiiou
by tho company willojion over flvo mil
lion acres of land to Bottlemont. Fol
lowing was tho action had nt tho nbovn
mooting :
Tim rico-prcsident presented tho map
of tho ecnonil rotito of tho branch us
amended; tho lino of s.iid amended gen
oral rotito being indicated thereon by .i
full rod lino ns follows : Hegiuing ut u
point on tho main lino in township IS,
north rntigo i'i, oast of tho Willamotto
meridian, crosxiug tho Columbia rivur nt
Prieat'H Itapids, in townchip 14, north
range 2.1, cost, tliencu noross tho Uas
cAdo mountiius via tho CowliU Irish,
noitli of Mount Kaineer to Tacoina on
Pnget Sound.
On motion ttio tuid map mid tho mid
amended gcnur.il route as thereon shown
wore apiro ml and ndoptcd, and tho pres
ident was ilirectoil to ourtify to thornuio,
nnd to cum tho corporato seal of tho
company to bo tlioroto nlfixoil, and cause
iiaid nvip to bo transmitted to the Bucro-t-iry
of tho Interior. Soattlo Post.
Play unci Hard Worlc
I have sen - n amateur chess player so
infatuated witli the game, which he orig
inally sat down to as a relaxation, that he
became for months a lclim of insomnia,
lie cat rial the whole chess-board, set
out in various difficult problems, in his
brain, if I may use such a simile, studied
moves on going to sleep, dreamed of
them, woke with the solution o!ved, was
sick and feeble and irritable all next day,
followed his usual occupation with lan
guid ability and interest, resumed hi
play at night with excited but not recruited
determination, got more and more sleep
less, and at last failed to sleep altogether,
i have known more than one similar il
lustration in whist-players, and have seen
the result of these to-called recreations
end in the most sad physical disaster,
when the pursuit of them has been made
a matter of living importance, and when
the player has ever bad in his mind that
pitiful if. "If I had-dono this or that 1 1
I had made that move on the board If
I had played that card If I had made
that stroke, how would the case have
been?" It matters little whit the anmer
to the qutstion may be whether it be
that by such a move, curd or stoke, the
game would hac been lost or von; the
perp'exing doubt is there to annoy, and it
keeps up an irritation which imperceptibly
wears Otit the animal powers and does
permanent injury to life. You see men
while still they are actually young grow
rapidly like old men under this supposed
recreative strain. They grow prematur
ely careworn, prematujely gray, prema
turely fixed in idea and obstinate in idea,
angry at trifles, baffled by trifles, and, in
a word, young senilities. Dr. Iknumin
W. Richrdt,on.
. . i
Ho sued for her liand before; marriage
and her land eewed for him nftor.
Ghonln.
Sovijral ladica wont out to tho ceme
tery on Thursday and decorated the
graves of their friends with flowers.
During tho night ghouls on mo and stole
tho flowers. It is a wonder thoy did
not rob tho graves of tho dead.
tm i '
Tho Ghltirso Cnsto.
Tho Chinoso murdorors, Charliu Leo
and Ah Loc,having been necorded a now
trial, their friends nro taking a, now
dodgo to occuro an acquittal. Tho prin
cipal witnesses aro being spirited nwny
and not ono will be hero whou the trial
takes place.
Fourth of July Celebration.
Tho firemen of East Portland hold a
mooting lost night ut thoir hall to tako
measures towards having a Fourth of
July celebration. Another meeting will
bo hold soon, but it was sottlcd to havo
a celebration, winding up with n ball in
the ovoning.
Four Men Drowned-
From partial who nnivod from Ai
toria laat evening wo learn that four
fishermen mot wolory gravos on Thurs
day night whilo plying their vocation.
Tho numo of ono of tint unfortunates
was Lake, boyond which wo havo no
particulars.
Hard a'Fort.
Joaquin Miller has oursod tho Oro
goniati and Us posterity forever ! No
nocd of that ; it was oursod long ago,
and this not of Miller's only doubly
damns it Harrisburg Nucleus.
Go it, Porter! diva tho old rattlo
trap another jolt and it will topplo into
ovcrlasting decay I Albany Uumocr.it.
"Time, and wind up." Hold your
helm hard a' Port and Htay with it.
You put a shot below tho water lino
that time Put another in tho samo
placo and aeo it totter.
Attempted Robbery.
Two men miulo nn uttompt to rob
(leorgo Holler, of tho Astoria browory,
n few nights ago. Thoy went into his
placu rind called forbuor, and ono utcpjicd
to tho hack door. Jlo was followed
shortly after by his pa), who returned
und told Heller that his friend had fallen
dead. Mr. Heller went out to sco him
rind upon reaching tho door was con
fronted with u pistol und ordorod to de
liver his money. Putting bin hand into
his rear pockol ns if feeling for his
Kckct-book, ho flipped out a pistol and
shot at tho would-bo robbers, who fccam
pored off without boing injured. Tho
parties nro unknown.
Sksalt Minos-
From a conversation with Mr. P.
Kcoch, Jr., who has recently roturnod
from tho Skagit gold fields, tho Seattle
Post learns that there were about 25
men at tho mines when ha camo nway
and mora on the way there. Tho water
is so high that it is almost impossible to
work, and it will bo in all probability
tho middlo of July beforo any consider
able work can bo accomplished. Mr.
J Kcach docs not protend to bo a miner,
out has convorsoii with many old miners
who nro there, who say that there is no
reason to suppose that gold will
bo found thorn in largo quantities.
i Tho conhguratiou of the land nud the
general features of tho country do not
i indicato a very rich deposit. Thcro is
'coilninly gold there, und it may bo
struck licit, but if the experience nud
judgment of old miner.! is worth any-
. thing, fair wugoa nro nil that will by so-
cured, it is probable that fho or six
dollars may bo washed out by thoio who
woik hard, but with flour nt $10 per
i-nck and othor provisions in proportion,
tho Bummer's profit will not be very
larw.
Exporting Grain to India.
An American m ssionary, stationed
for several years in ln1n, has written a
letter, suggesting that a profitable market
can now be found in that country for
grain of any kind. The natives subsist
chiefly upon rice. Only the rid) men of
the country and Europeans are consumers
of wheat. One reason for rice being the
principal food is its cheapness compared
with wheat or corn. Up to five years ago
only a little wheat was grown, and that
was for home consumption. Nice was so
plentiful and cheap that grain could not
enter into competition with it, This is
seen from the fact that when it was 'ound
that the foothill country of the Himalayas
was favorable to wheat cultivation, it was
grown for eiport to Kngland. The pro
Suction of wheat (or this purpose increas
ed very rapidly until thn drought ol two
yeaisbgo, followed by the famine. Then
the exportation Hopped, it being required
to take the place of rice, the staple food
of the natives. Until the drought, India
was becoming a formidable rival to the
United States in supplying the English
market with breidstuffj. It is not prob
able that India will become a regular
customer for American grain, but the chiel
importance to be attached to the present
condition of affairs is, that for two years
at least, there will be little or no export
d "heat from that country to England.
Dl.d-
Mr. I Joan, of iiist Portland, who was
titricktin with paralysis a few days ago,
died this morning at 10 o'olock. He
was about 45 years of aga
A littlo girl in cr.o of our public
schoola tho other day had occasion to
iiarso the word "Angel"
Coming
to
tlio gender sho stopped dismayed, and
aikcd her teacher if there "aro tny men
angola"
State and Territorial.
Wlllametto Valley.
Hilbboro hotels oro crowded.
Vacant houses are very scared In Curvnllis,
Crops about 1'crrydato oro looking oxtrcino'
ly well,
A littlo j team schooner it being built at I
Yoqiiiua Uay.
Albany will cclchmtu tho Fourth in a lie
coming manner.
Henry Jankoaky, vrlio was recently shot nt
snlcm, is recovering.
It id rumored nt Oregon City that tho wool
en mills will eoou close,
G. W. Hiclmrdson, of Monmouth, li.it re
moved to Woittburg, W. T.
Willamotto Lodge, No. 0, A. O. L'. V.,
lias been instituted at Albany.
Tho road botweon Corvnllis nud Yaquiui
liay arc in a Iiorrtulo conumon.
Hurry Wilson has been ont to tho peni
tentiary for ono year from l'olk county.
J). M. Guthrie, of l'olk county, has just bo
come tho happy father of his cloventh Ron.
A camp-mcoting will commence at Sod.v
vilo on Juno 10th, and continue indefinitely.
A Union Temoranco Mooting will bo held
nt lloborts Bridge, Linn county, noxt month.
Tho Lafayotta Couriir nays that old Sol Is
again visible Whoro? On nomo oil paint
ing. A Methodist campmooting will begin Juun
1 1th at llcllfountain campground, near Mon
roe, Iksntou conuty. -4w
Tlio rainy weather has interfered with tho
grading of tho West Hide Itnilrtxl in l'olk
county.
Tlio Hilhluri) Imlop3tulcnt asks ivh.it has
bocome of the Orogan l'ross Association.
Guild, do you tako us for clairvoyants
Country editors aro now mado happy by
having thoir editorial tables covered with
choice bouipicts from theiryounylndy frionds.
An "omiucnt physician" nntned Dr. 1). S.
Strykor, of Drain, h.is been indicted for man
slaughter jn ignorautly and maliciously treat
ing a Mrs. Hart for dropsy.
The Hillsboro Independent says i Col. T,
11. Cornelius is filling his CO.OOO railroad tie
contract at Cornelius. Ho has ten teams
and ijuito a number of men engaged hi this
work.
Tho Monmouth Mo&icugcr saysi Garden
ing is kopt hack by tho wot woathor to that
tho prospect for vegetables is exceedingly un
favorable, liven potatoes nro not yet gener
ally planted
lVuit I'riday Oeorgo Mcbriug, of Lowisrillo,
at work for Mr. Williams, was seriously hurt
by being thrown uku n harrow whilo strug
gling with nil unruly team. Ho was kindly
carod for by his employer, and is now nhla to
bo around on crutches.
Tho Halcm Morcury eaysi Thu Pioneer Oil
Mills havo now on handnhout 'JO. 000 calloni
of pure oil, nud will shut down for tho season
about tho 10th of June. Tho company has
nlwuit ;J,C00 ocrri of Uax sown, nud expect to
IVHIMIUIU ur,w IMlMIUin ui oui'u.
Tho Kvrevt Homo correspondent of tho Al
bany Democrat tells tho following itucet-
scented licar story A certain young man of
this community wont out hunting not long
sinoo, and coming in contact with nn old boar
and two cubs, succeeded in killing ono of thu
cubs, aud being furiously attacked by tho old
bear started to tun, and in his fright got en
tangled in tho brush and fell. The bear cams
up to him, and considering the situation of
things Generally, sunnoscd Vim to havo liccn
dead soino timo left ium nlono in his glory.
Kutt or tlio Hounlnlni.
Grant county is prosperous, and has a glor
ious futuro botoro it.
Mr. Allrod ploked up an all-gold utiggut
worth 8102 in his l'raino City diggings.
Largo bauds of cattle are boing started ICast
from mivcral points in tho upper country.
Crops nro looking very well in Boiso Val
ley, aud immciiso harvests will bo mudc.
Win. Thorn was found dead in his bed at
Grnngo City oh tho Hint. ult. Hi-nit disease.
Homo 1,000 head of cattlo were recently
sold on tho I'ayotto river, Idaho, to Kostern
buyers.
Middleton, Idaho, will have a big eclubra
tion ou tho 1'ourth. It was formerly tho
cicaucsi viuaco on mo man. imt is now uak.
Ing up.
I'ullcr nnd Lane, who aro mining ou Hn.iko
river, near Salmon Kails, recently cleanod up
$l'JO nfter a two days' run, nud CI Bit after a
3(Miour run.
Tho opinion of thn Ynkim.i settler in rela
tion tu tho character of Moses is correct, nnd
thoy will yet prove that tho department and
thq President havo mistaken their Indian,
Tlio Lawiston Tellor says 4 This, so far,
has been an excellent season for timber cul
ture men to plant and grow timber ou tho
nrairiis. If trees will not thrive this season
thoy seldom will thrive.
Mr, h. M. Swift, nacxtcusivo fruit grower,
living ten mllos below Colfax, 011 tho i'alouso.
informs thn J'olouso GazetU (hat fruit has
not boon injured by tho lato frosts, and thinks
tbeio will hu a great BbuuiUnca of all kinds.
'ilia 1'jlouBti Gazette sayst Mr. Jamcu H.
Davis was found in his barn yosterday morn
ing about seven o'clock, with a frightful gosh
kicked in his skull, and unconscious. Al
though tho wound is liable tu provo fatal there
aro hopes of his recovery.
Largo Quantities of wheat are still being
brought down from tlio Knako river1 country
by tho O. 8. N. Co. of list year's harvest.
From four to six hundred tons a ueok pass
down tho river to the ocean, and thence to
Kurope, I'cudelton Iupopeiidcnt.
The lie w teleirranh lino has been erected as
far as PaUha City, aud the work i being
prosecuted with dispatch. When tho line
reached 1'umeroy the citixons sent congratu
lations to Mayor Guernsey and thrfcitv coun
cil, wishing the sister towns may evtr lire in
close communion. 1 be pony messenger be
tween Walla Walla and Dayton will soon be
a thing of the past. Columbia Chronicls.
Jake Barnes, in a letter to J. C. Hhainwald.
of Pendleton, dated I)oisi City, 53d inst.,
says 1 " We expect to start from hero on or
about the 4th of next month. Wo are going
to pack with Capt. Bernard command, who
aro going out on a scouting expedition over on
the Bruno, about 100 milos from hero. The
Indians havo warned tho settlers to leave
from there, and the chances aro that wo will
havo a little fun for this Hummer."
The l'eudleton Inilencndent savsi Mr.
Jacob I'razer it 0110 of tho mt enterprising
shocp men in our county; ho ".a lately erect-
eil a tils ranch on ilircli cn-clc a iramo build-,
lui! AOx'M feet, for tho nurnoso of a shearing
shaft and for storing wool. The building is
so arranged that his wool press and moans of
loading wool lor shipment oro all undercover.
The uxpenso of tho building was near ono
thousand dollars, but tho samg of wool arid
the convenience of work will soon repay him.
Noiillirru (I res on.
Ifaslcy Bros, have left Jackson county with
a band of COO cattle, which they will rango in
Harney Valley.
Lat Ruarday a littlu flre-venr-old son of
George Itatrie was drowned in Butto creek,
Jackson county.
TbosUge was upsiud mar Grnvo creek
lost rrtdav. ami Jacoli 1111. ol JocKsonvilie.
had ono of his nbs cracked.
l'UKft Hnilllll.
Tho Seattlo Post sayt i Tho Northern l'a
cifiu ltnllrond Company, after spending thou
sands upon thousands of dollars in opening
thoir coal fields In l'iorco county, havo been
compelled at last to admit their operations a
total failure, and havo closed their mines. So
wo nro informed by n friend just don from
l'uyalhip.
Growth of Portland, Oregon.
Tho San Francisco bulletin of ilay
21st says; Tho Portland JIkh of tho
1 1th instant has n long nrticlo upon the
unprecedented growth of that city during
the past year. It is stated that mora
than ono thousand houses wcro erected
thero 'during tl3 previous twelve months.
Such nn incrcaso in residential property
must mean an addition to tho population
of at least ten thousand persons. Wo
know that Oregon has gained wonder
fully by immigration during tho past
year. Eastern Oregon is rapidly settling
up, and it is that faot that in part led to
tho Indian wnrof last Summer. If tho
growth of Portland is in proportion to
tho increased population throughout tho
State, that city is much to bo congratu
lated upon tho progress made. Much
of tho recent immigration to Oregon is
duo to tho oxhibiU mado nt tho recent
oxpositions. Tho pooplo havo not hid
their light under n bushel, but havo
taken pains to nuko known tho re
sources of their State.
Thero is ovcry reason why Sail Fran
cisco should tako nn interest in tho
growth of Portland nnd tho Stato of
Oregon generally. Au incroaso in pop
ulation thero means additional pros
perity on the Pacific Const, which reacts
in a largo degreo upon this city. Tlio
pait year has also witnessed n largo
amount of railroad building in Oregon.
Narrow-gauge road havo boon con
structed to transport groin to tido
water. Those roads, in a largo nieusurc,
havo lcen built by subscription among
tlio furmers, aided by Eastern capital.
Tho movement to construct a railroad
between Axtoria nud Wimiomuccn, ou
tho lino of tho Cent ml Pacific, has been
taken hold of in earnest. Oregon linti
long liccn waiting for ircct railroad
communication with thu East. Hut tho
rapid growth of thn Statu now assures
tho pcoplo that thoy will not havo to
wait lorg before such n project is com
menced. Thrilling Episodo in tho Llfo of
Admiral Ammcn.
Of Admiral Amnion, who has cone to
Paris to represent this country in tho
conference respecting tho projioaed Niu
nruguan inter oceanic- ship canal, tho
following nnocdoto irt told : Soon after
tho California fovcr broko out tho Ad
miral, then Captain Auuncii, was or
dered to tako command of tlireo or four
hundred recruits and convoy them from
New York to California, by way of Cen
tral America, llesidcs theso men, tho
Vessel was crowded with women and
children on tho way to join husbands
nnd fathcis in tho land of gold. Six
days out from Now York tho sailors
showed symptoms of insuborbination,
nnd finally mutinied outright, tho ship's
crow joining in tho rovolt. Tho dip.
tain lost control of his men, nnd tho
suspcuso that followod was agonizing.
Suddenly, boforo tho mutineers had n
chanco to ngrco upon tiny concert of ac
tion, tho young naval olliccr apicrod on
deck in full uniform mid ordered his re
cruits to their place, counseling thu crow
in tho meantime to return to their
duties. Tho leader innocently ordered
him to ntcp down from there, "then"
being tho (garter-dock. lie did ntcp
down ; a growl of triumph went up from
tho iiisubordiniitis, and n, hhuddcr of
horror ran through tho passengers, who
had hoped against hope that tho will of
one man could control tho threatening
utorm. Then Captain Amuiuii walked
quickly forward, took n picco of chalk
from his ixxskct, nnd dmwing 11 lino
acto.Ti tho deck, said, in his epiiot way,
Unit ho would idioot tho first man who
cros.i"d it. Then lio draw out a pistol
and waitod tho ramie. A vhout of do
rision went v und thu loader sprang
forward with an oath, only to fall shot
through the heart ; ho was followod by
anothir and nnothor, both of whom
shared thu wimo fate, tho threo bodies
forming nn ugly barricade. Tho quiet
bravery of tho man, tho promptness and
uncrriug aim, coupled with his vested
authority, told on tho mutineers, and
soon tho rovolt was over, tho loaders in
irons, quiet restored and tho Uvea of
hundreds of passengers saved.
An Idea for Sohool Teaohera
A Massachusetts teacher writes to the
National Journal of Education describing
an experiment in the schoolroom which
seems to be successful Instead of facing
his pupils be lias his desk brhin I them,
and thus overlooks them to great advan
tage. The niughty little ones, not know
ing when his eics is upon them, dare not
whisper or play. "They have," he says
"so frequently come 10 grief in attempt
ing to calculate chanced, that they have
concluded to make a virtue ol necessity
and give up play in the tchooroom as un
profitable, costing more than it comes t.
A' other decul d advantage of thissjstern
is that it completely isolates (lasses iccil
iug from the rest of I lie school, thn reel
taiien benchrs being in fiont of the teach
er's desk, between him and the school,
and the backs of the puples bcin toward
each other, communication by look or
sign is out of tho question, The only
special rule is lint pupi s shall not look
round."
Itanium has a capillary attraction this
season in tho shapo of a hairy elephant,
Tho Ix-.iH carries an old fanhiontd hair
trunk when ho travels.
Tho man who discovered tho lint oil
woll in Pennsylvania never mado a dol
lar for his find. Tho woman who first
discovered that kerosono would light n
firo has just got n now set of oyobrows.
DIl. J. P. V. VAN DKK IIKUOH, SI!,.
No. -2X2 I'lrst St., bet, Tnylor nnrt Snl
moiit I'ortlnml. Orciioii, tlio
Great Worm Exterminator
TAta ol H.ui KruiclCT)
Would Infirm the sick irencrdly that iitiout 4 yeirs
cxittuird procure 01 mnuicino ami surgory in rairopf)
and ihs llnlUd tjtateo, of which have lircn tn Cull.
fomU. h.u. bv closo olmcrvaUon and crmt oxisrl
menu, conio to tho condaslon that then aro mora
scum ami enronio oitoasc dt wornu, nrwufiHi, ani
nalcuLo, or oUicr spedrs ol notoino. Iris puMli frn
cralbr, or Ihs prvfonJon at Urgt, ars not awaiu of ttio
number ol inuents who aro trcattd tv cmlnmt nhjul
elvu for thu. that or inch a ronmUInt. without nnr
MM. II tho dlwtso lia.1 been undentooil, a fow dweii
of tr. Van Denlxrit s KOTcrelgn Worm tlcuiod would
havo Immedlitulj eurol tho romplnt asd saved a
f;nxu many lives, wr. van iienion;n nas conccuhi a
nro rarloty of California roots and herbs, which, hy
an alfzlnjr.cHrtc observation and 01 lenilro etpcrtmont,
ho can eotiscienclottsly cay that ho has dbeovercil how
rvntedlos for the suecrsstul euro of tho following dll
cams: llysvepila, Clironk Affections of tho Uvor and Kid
neys, first nnd secoud sttpxiot Uontumptlon, WkJta
Hwolilnir, l"alr, frwrma'orrhon or l)fnl WoiVnojs,
Nervous Debflltv, tipllcpUii Pits, llheumallam, Ni-urul-frla,
niarrhaxa, laconUnonon of Urlno. (travel, Kluor
Albus, Diabetes, Dropsy, and aM Ihono discuses which
aro known under tho namo of VcnareAl, suoh as Hyph
IIU, In all Its form. Oonorrhai, (llot,Ntrietums ratio
luitAoff, InfUmmatlon of tho ItliddT and lrostral4
(Ikuids, KveorUUons, fuitulcx, l'lloj, l'lraplat, IlkitchM
and all CuUmeous Kniptlons of thd Kkln. OtncorTu.
mors CAinxl wllh or wlUiout errllon. In recent Vo
nereal Ulmues tho Doctor tflccts a rnra In froia throo
to sit ihjs, or no chsnro.
for the eos, oar and lliroat, )r. Vsn Dtnbcrsh po
scow new and lnratu.il.lo romedlrs.
Dr. Van Donberxh wml I adilvo thorto twllos froolikvl
with ImyrnlarlUrsof tho Uterus to try his now ren.
dies and got rum!.
Dr. Van Dcnborgh's Intalllhlo Worm Bynip for
Ctilldren. frlco. It. Warranted to eJ tho norms,
or tho money refundod.
Uy ronsulflng and undergoing a slinpto oxamlnaUon,
tbo afillciod can loani It Uiclr dlhtcs aro M.med bv
worms or not; at all ovonK, lr. Van Dcnbcrgh mitnll
them from wtat dlwo they are sulTerlog.
OnnsultatloosandoiiinlnaUoiis Tree) of rliarnr.
In all eaves. Dr. Van Ilcnbortli iruranUi In oil oami
to ovpol Uia wonns, or no chugo.
Dr. sj. o. 'nonnollTcllmoiiv .Vllfb
Saved Whan Death Nccrnr.t Inevltnble.
MJIK Pearciwiv, Mitch 4, IR79.
TliU la to eorllfy lliat I tio.1 Iktii lingering for (If eon
years with a eompUlnt of thronla diseases, and for
months confined to my bed without Motiving any ben
efit from many eminent doctors who attended me.
(liven up to dll by tho iihrslcltns and my frlond, I
was taken to Dr. J. I'. I'. vvi Dcnborgli, Senior, oHliw
rfo.6S Hlilli struct, H. K nnablj lostwd or vrnlk
alono. After a clono nnd cnreful eumlnsllon Dr. V.
nvld all my alunanli and inVsry wern created by a
sieclo of wonnt, and to mln and my friends' surpruo.
tho IhKtor espelled from mo over S.OOO welUUvi.lopAl
worms wlUiln two hours, which gavo dm limnedUto re
lief, aud I was ahla to walk and did walk on U10 shlo.
walk tight dsys afterwards, ami lo weeks alter lh
worms wcro otpcllod. I weigh nlno r-xinds tnnro than
I did beforo. I ImIIovo I should now l dwl lnillor
Uia skillful treatment i Dr. J. I. I'. Von Denlierh.
Ills aivlnx my llfo Is ruitsldinid by ruynolf and frlcmU
a miracle. I K 11. Ixivish.
I eorllfy thvt tho atvnro fwld aro trn,, nml I futo
ti.ownHr. K. II. Uitln-l f.ir u number of ymrs during
)iU skknow. Unas. (). 0'Dumm.l, ft. I ,
Oflleo, tW Krnrnoy St., Mn I'nuiclsne
This Is toovrlify UvU I had been a'MclM bn- soma
tlmo and Ixiiuna nnUroly holnleao lo wi'k ur mow.
scvoni ivdn In my Uiek, noreiiitvynr night, no um 01
my lltnus whilovrr, until I comuienrol Ltklng Dr. i. I'.
I'. Von Dcnbergh's tnedliine; tlion I got rctloml from
all ray misery, and In ono wookll Uino was uUo lo walk
without emuiiea and wlUiimlhclp, und now, will, Uio
skillful Irratmantot Dr. J. I. I. Vsn DoDbcrgli 1 enjoy
tho best ff health, d am ablo In ovory rcsxrt to (of
low my dolly busincm. A. (kniSM,
No. 6IAI MUdon stp-nt.
Min Kruurls,, April ISTU
VntA.
lis. 1. 1. I. Vsn Uassaaaii - Do.tr Hlr: I ileem It my
duly lo maka Uio following statement: I'ur tin tut
Uumo yor 1 havo been tultenng with onnslaut gnawing
pain and a quivering Mnmtion In tny stmnach: alio
patn In my chost and hrut: my (ocxl woidd not dlgwt,
and I wm so nervous that It was wlUi lUttleultr I eould
follow my occupation, which lias been hero In HaWn
for tha put ten years, as a practical dentist. In fact,
from tho constant iialn and inbory, I had wasted to it
men skeleton. I had been doctoring great deal with
out any benefit, and believing Uisro was no help for mo
buttolluiftr on u.tll death would relievo mo. My
frieads Uiouzht I had worms, and had tMttor aro Dr.
Van Denberg h. II' S-oI.1 me at ones) that worms weia
tho oatiso of all my troubleti, so ho gavo mo riva small
Kiwocrs, anti in auout rour nours arwut ?uu wonni,
out ono Inch lo ono asd a halt Inches long, ramo away
from mo that day, and (ho following night sons tnoru
came, and I am how happy to my I foci Ilk anoUsr
man again, and am t-Unlng strength from iUy Ui day,
II. Hsitu'u. Il.vj
Usui, Or., Pcpt. 21, mi. SiuySOU
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