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WILLAMETTE FAJIMER; SALEM, OREGON, JANUARY 00, S.
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Tbo Oregon Stato Orange
oFncr.ns.
Master-Jmlgo 11. P. Uoise, Salem, Marlon
Co., Ogo.
Overtcer. A. Luelllng, Milwaukie, Clnok
nnm Co., Opn.
Lcotiircr II. K. Hayes, Stafford, Claokamis
Co., Ocn.
Stownril W. II. Thomas, Wolli Walla,
Walt. Ty.
Assistant Steward. V. U. Ycomans, Wash-
oucal, W. T.
Chaplain. A. Schumway, GranRCVille,
Idaho Co., Idaho
Treasurer 11. F. Iluroh, Iodopcndcnce, Polk
Co., Ogo.
Secretary Mrs. M. J. Train, Albany,
Linn Co., Oqn.
Oato Keeper. John Simpson, Siustaw, Lano
Co., Oregon.
Corcr Mrs. ilarrlit Cooptr, Wilbur, D.iuglas
Co., 0;n.
Pomona Miss M. J. lhrrit, Corvallif, Jleu-
ton Co., Ogn.
Flora. .lennlo Miltor, Sclhvood, Mitltno.
malt Co., Ogn,
Lady Asst. .Steward Mrs. I. L. Hillrnry.
Turner, Marion Co., On.
Intolltcenco In tho Lower Animals.
I lmvo often known of horses Lairing,
with luunnti lileo fortitude, tlio dressing
of n painful wound, without tho least
lostrninl, nml fully appreciating tho net
bv BtnmiinK nuiet mid oven rubbing my
Hhouldor Vfiih tho nose, which wn9 their
manner of expressing grntiludo. Tho
most patient Hiibmisflion wns that of a
very spirited horeo belonging to tho In
surnnco Patrol. Ho wits terribly lace
rated over tho gluteal region, ho thnt
several pounds of llcsh, filled with grit
nnd tnlintora. had to bo removed. Know
ing tho animal to bj nervous, I applied
tho twitch lightly, and directed nn nt
tendant to hold up tho front leg. Mount
ing n chair, I soon found my patient was
reasonable. All restraint boiug removed.
I worked for nearly thrco hours, cutting
nud caturing, with scarcoly n movo on
tho part of tho horse, nnd at no
subsequent dressing waa tho twitch ap
plied.
When hunting, my dogs hnvo fro
qucntly como limping with a thorn in
tho foot, and often so deeply inserted
that n knifo nnd forcops woro nccossary
to roinovo it, nnd accomplished without
restraint to muzzle. Such nn act is
govorncd by reason. Instinct would
lmvo allowed tho thorn to slough out.
Itcnson said, hnvo tho cause removed,
and tho effect, pain, will bo arrested.
Animals also possess nnothor human
trait, that of jealousy; an amusing in
stanco related, was that of a black-ami
tan dot' hi his own house, brought thoro
for treatment, and fondled aa a pet. A
year later ho como again for treatment,
and bocamo very jealous of a baby in
tho family toward whom tho dog showed
nositivo jealously, refusing to sit upon
tho lap whoro it was held, and whon nt
last persuaded to do so, sat witli his
back to tho child, snarling at it over his
shoulder.
Another dog owned by tho samo gon
tloman was employed regularly to bring
tho daily paper from tho village. On
ono occasion n Sunday-school boy, who
had boon previously allowed to play with
him at u school foast, met him, and pre
suming on tho good temper hithorto
shown by tho dog, tried to tnko tho
paper out of his mouth. Tho dog at
onco quiotly droppod tho naper to avoid
a struggle, nnd seized tho boy's cap,
which ho hold as n ransom for his paper.
Tho boy objecting to tho loss of his cap,
quickly mndo tho oxchnuge.
Other breeds of dogs exhibiting won
dorful mental dovclopment, aro sheep
and cnttlo dogs. Hogg, tho Ettrick
bhepherd, has relnted many fcatH of tho
Scotch cooley that approaches tho rea
soning powor of man. 'I can givo you
from my own oxperionco," said tho
spenkor, "proof of moro than instinctivo
intelligence. My father owned n 6hecp
dog thht daily herded n (lock of five
hundred owes, in a field with only ono
hide fenced, anil that but thrco feet high,
tho other thrco sides being without pro
tection, and covered with growing crops.
Tho grass in tho pnstiiros was glazed to
within n foot of tho growing crops.
"When a 6hcep mado an attempt to stop
over tho lino tho dog would quietly turn
her back to tho flock, and do it in such a
gcntlo manner that tho rost of tho flock
would not bo disturbed.
Sometimes, on what is termed dowiis,
or sheop walks, sheep frequently got
loat, nnd tho patient intelhgonco dis
played by tho dog at such times is re
markable. You are, perhaps, nwaro that
n sheop lost from tho flock is about tho
most stupid animal a person can havo to
do with, but tho dog manages tho affair
with consummato skill. Tho lost sheop
invariably wants to go in tho wrong di
rection, and is ready to fight or run, ac
cording to tho way it is managed. Tho
dog simply places himself in front of
tho bowildercd animal, and waits
pationtly until tho courso of tho ehocp is
directod towards tho flock. It seems
clear to me, and I hopo to you, that
such acts aro not prompted by mero in
stinct, unaided by tho power of reason.
Wo all know that dogs dream, and that
is evidence of a mind, tho seat of imagi
nation. Horses havo been known to show
wonderful fidelity to their masters. Ono
owned by an aged undo had been used
by hint for years aa a saddle, horse.
When tho old gentleman would get upon
tho block to mount, "old lien" would,
of his own accord, turn his sido closo to
tho block, and Btnud porfectly still until
his master becamo properly seated and
given tho worn to go. Iow. this horso
wns very spirited, and tlio younger
members of tho family had often to bo
as careful in handling him ns was neces
sary with n young horse.
bml another horso, personally known,
bolongs to nn old man who drunk
very heavily. Ho hvoa in tho country,
and had to rido several miles to get to
tho nearest tavern. Man ami horso havo
often been scon on their way homo
whon tlio old man would bo too drunk
to sit still, nnd would sway about until
ho would almost fall oh", just hanging on
by tho horso's mnno. At such times tho
horso would stop nnd stand still until
his rider could adjust himself nud gain
nn upright position. Certainly, in this
instance, the intclligonco of tho horso
was superior to that ol tho mnn.
I read, not long since, nn authentica
ted story of a horso belonging to an
ox-olllcer of tho army, tho horso having
been with him all through tho lato war.
Tho goiitlomnn was away from homo for
sonio time, I think n year or moro. Hav
ing greeted his family, ho wont out upon
tho piazza and asked about tho horse.
IloiiiK told ho wns tied in a Held eomo
distance from tho house, ho whistled and
cnlled tho horso by nnnie. Tho horeo
neighed in answer to his master, then
snapped tho halter ns if it had been a
strimr. leaned n ilvc-barred unto, nud
catno rushing up to tho houso to receive
1,.., Giiniv. t II... i.Muila.it MM... .... fin
IliO OlllllU Ul nil- Kii-viliitV 1UU untiv-
man said, in telling it, that tho horso
laid his head over his shoulder and
hugged him, nnd ho hugged tho horso,
and confessed thcro was no greater joy
expressed by any member of his family
than that shown by his favorite and
noble companion.
In tho act of jumping a fonco or ditch,
could instinct nlono direct how high or
how wido tho fenco or ditch was? Such
feats nro accomplished with accuracy,
nnd vory littlo loss of physical force.
Memory hero is an important factor, nud
reason quickly suggests tho amount of
physical forco to bo, used. Horses drag
ging heavy loads up long, steep hills,
soon learn to tnko a serpen ti no course,
which is easier than going straight up
ward. Many additional instances could bo
given, but thoso hero related will servo
to illustrate this portion of tho subject.
Valuo ot Small Things.
Tho Husbnndmau of Khnira, X. Y.
tenches a lesson in briof whon it says:
"A grain of wheat is small, when con
sidered by itself insignificant. It is but
tho merest fraction of appreciable vnltio
yet it is typical of tho interest that
ongages attention from nearly half our
people tho farming interest. To get
this grain of wheat tho farmer must
havo fitted tho soil, sown tho seed, cared
for tho crop to tho harvest, gathorcd it,
threshed it, and nil theso operations
havo fillod tho year. His rewards aro
fairly typified by tho insignificant
kernel of wheat that must bo multiplied
a thousand fold before it has ptucticnl
utility in feeding his family or support
ing commcrco and giving him thnt full
return for labor which is his just duo.
Tho lesson to bo doiivcd from tho groin
of wheat has deep impoit for- farmers
who find profit and loss separated by
but tho narrowest margin. Tho littlo
things must bo put to uso nnd from
thorn must bo obtained tho fullest valuo
if profit is to bo realized. Tailing in
this rogard, loss is almost certain. Tho
f.irmor deals ovcry day of his life in
small things, but in tho aggrogato theso
littlo things mako tho commcrco of tho
world, llo produces foodfr nil man
kind nnd tho fiber from which their
raiment is wrought. His mission is of
first importance, nnd although it relates
almost wholly to small things,Jif ho bo
not faithful to thorn nnd watchful to
mako tho most of his opportunities
distress falls, not only upon him nnd
his family, but upon tho world. Ho
must multiply tho grain of wheat
indefinitely, and ho must enro for tho
increaBO judiciously nnd constantly or
fail of his rewards."
GET UP CLUBS.
Tho Fakmei: is making nn cflort to rnlist
in its behalf nil tho rending nud thinking
poition of tho farmers of tho North West.
Subscription has been reduced as low
as wo daro venturo in tho belief that wo can
doublo our lit of paying unbscrlbcrs and
greatly incrcaso its inllucnco nnd popu
larity. Tho Farmek is closing its Hitmen year
of publication. It is no now venturo, no
uncertain thing, nut wen lounuea mm
ably conducted.
Any 6inglo subscriber can remit $2.00
nnd rcceivo tho Faiuikr ono year from
dato of payment.
Thoso who wnto and bciui m a ciuu oi
fivo,all paying nt onco, can hnvo tho
Farmer ono yenr for $1.75 each.
Old friends of tho Farmeh can easily
securo among their neighbors fivo or ten
names and securo their paper at $1.75 or
$1.50 per year.
Wo hojH) that many will get up clubs
and vindicate our faith in their good will
towards their old time friend,
The Willamette Farmer.
Backlen's Arnica Balre.
Tho beit Salve in the world for CuU.UruU
us, Sore. Ulcers, Salt Itheum, Fver Sore.
T.n.. rk.muil tr.mli fMIMitna. Horna and
til SkinKruptioni, and positively care Piles,
or no pay reqaireei. v kuiuww n b"
satisfaction, or money refunded, Frtoo 25o
per box. For slo by Port 4 8on. ly
THE M011TGAGU TAX LAW.
Pram tlio OreRon Stntwmnii.J
As will bo seen by our Supremo Court re
port of ycstcdy morning, tho Sapremti
Court affirmed tho Judgment of tho court
I clow in tho caso of Linn county vs. Craw
ford. Tho suit was brought against J. A,
Crawford of Lion county, nnd tried by
Jtulgo Uoisc, judpo of tho Circuit court, who
decided in favorof Linn comity. Cranlord
appealed tho case, nnd was appellant, with
Linn county rcipoudcnt. 1 ho Supreme
Coait had tho question under consideration
for b long time, and thcr decision is tho ro
sult of much study. It will stand tho test,
and, it is understood, is 'inal, no other court
now having jurisdiction, Tho federal court
should not hnvo buoklcd on to Itself tho re
sponsibility of trying to annul n Sttto law,
anyway:
Vamo, C. J. This caso turns on tho
constitutionality of tho sot of tho Legisla
tive Assembly, approved October CO. 1SS2,
known ns tho mortgage-tax law. Tho net
is alleged to bo unconstitutional, first, bc
camo it doss not provide for equal and uni
form taxation; and, second, Ineiuio it is n,
special law.
In ncan thatenmc up beforo tho United
States Circuit Omrt for tho District of Or
cgnn, in March, 18S4, tbu not was considered
open to both thoso objectiono, nud was no'
cordiiigly dcolftrcil to bo uuonnstlliitionnl
nnd void. When tho law was formerly bo
foro thin court, in Munford v. Sewoll, these
questions woro not picientid by counsel, nor
wcrotboy considered by the court. Thcio
questions have now been examined.
Tho cnnttitutlonal.limltationson tho pow
ers of tho legiilalivo niicmbly over tho sub
ject of tixation nro found in Suo. 1 of Art
1) and tho last olnuro of Sec. :i!, Art. I.
Sec 1, Art. 1), consists of two clauses: First,
"Tho legislative assembly shall provido by
mw tor uuiiorm nnd equal ih'o il assess
ment nnd tsx.ition." Second, "And shall
prctcribo such regulations ns shnll securo a
just valuation for tixation of all property,
excepting kucIi only for municipal, educa
tional, literary, tcicntillc, religious, or char
itihlu purposcr, a may bo specially exempt
ed by law."
1 heso two oliusci nro liiniUtiona on dis
tinct powers, and must bo construed inde
pendently of each other. In tbo first olauio
tho word "rato" is used in a somewhat dif
ferent sense when ipplicd to tho taxation.
" Tho term rato may npply cither to tho per.
contigo of taxation or to tho valuation of
property." Ststo vs. Utter. 6 Vrooni, 401.
It is applied in this clauso In rnoh seuso lu
tho foimor senio to tho taxation, and In tho
latttr to the assessment. It is evident that
equality in tho rato of assessment means
nronortinnatn valuation relative, not nliin.
lute, equality while equality in tho ruto of
taxation mtnns that tho percentage shall bo
uio same, or noioiuteiy equal, mo result
is relative ciiunlity of taxatiou.
If the rnto of assessment and tnxatlon bo
equal, it is conceived. It will bo uniform.
that it, that no meaning can bo attached to
itio word "umiornr wmcu ts not conveyed
by tlio word "equal " If tho rato is ovcrv
whtro tho tamo, or equal, it will bo uniform,
necessarily. If tho rato is varied, no that
nropei ty of different kinds or indilfcrcnt
localities is valued or taxed nt dilTcrcnt
rntnr, tho rata will hi unequal, and so not
uniform, and, so far as it Is equal, it will
aim uouniiorm.
Tho opinion is a vory nblo, complete, and
Icnjtliy one, covering all tho point, and
there Is seemloEly thrown about eacn point
advanced an impiccnalilo barrier. It
abounds iu choico languigo and well-put
sentences.
It coos on to tay that tho legislature, un
der tho constitution, baa full power to dc
Urinino what property shall be subject to
taxation, nud what shall bo exempt, it tavs
that under tho law the counties havo a right
to tax mortfiacoj, nud tho nsaoitiona about
want of rojularity and uniformity fall harm
li'taly against tho mortgage-tax law.
It further says that tho logislaturo has not
violated any clause of tho constitution in
fixing tho eitnn (place) for taxation in tho
county whoro tho mortgage ( held.
Tho opinion declares that tho law is not a
apocial nn.
in conclusion, mo decision sajs: "ine
examination thus far mala would team auf
llcicut to justify this court iu dcclariut that
this act is not a snccial or private Inw. Tho
judgment of tho court below will according
ly bo alllrmcd."
A Very .Serious (iauic of Poker.
''I'll never forget tho that tlmo that I etw
(Ion. Orant," said William llsinson recently
to a number of men in tho Foot Guards
equipment rooms. "I wis first sergeant in
company C. ef tbo Seventh C. V., command1
cd by (Ion. HawUy. At that tuna wo wcro
lying bffore Iticbuicnd. Day after day wo
had nothing to do but lie about tho camp.
On this nover forgotten day that I refer to I
was sirgeaut of tho guard, n detail of eight
men being uudcr my charge. Soma of tho
boja bad swapped piptri with tho Itebr,
whose pickot liuo was not far from our, nml
had given mo tho Itichmond (J)zcttc. I
leaned my musket against tho trunk of a
tree, and fitting ou tbo ground braced my
back attinet tho trco and read. It was cot
long before I becamu deeply interratod in a
Btory, nud fortiot about pickot, duty, and
evon such a thing at war. Suddenly I beard
the trump of a squadron of cavalry, and
looking up, taw a number of hortcun u ap.
proaching. I taw that my inon wcro eu
gsged with soma Johnnies in n ganio of
poker. Tho odiccrB did not stop, but quiet,
ly ruto past, not without boiling at mo iu a
peculiar manner. Soon after a tinclo bono,
man rodo up. Mo bad on a slouched hat, nn
old blouse, and his breeches wcro stuck in a
pair of old boots,
Hiding up to ma ho said, Mergoint, what
aro you doing hcrvl'
'Ou picket duty,' I replied.
'Where aro our menl'
Oh, over there playing poker, I said,
nodding my head iu that direction,
I thought that he was a correspondent
for lome paper, and answered him saucily.
Asking my name, regiment and company,
he rede away. I flung a parting shot at him
as he did so, asking if hewas not inquisitive.
When we were relieved, I was called to tue
captain's quarters, where I was informed
that Ceu, Orant had preferred charget
against me. It was he to whom I had been
impudent, when the captain told me that
I was nnder arrest and liable to be ahot, I
felt like sinking into the ground. A court
martial was held, and I was sentenced to be
ahot at sunrise. In the few hours that I
was in the goard-house I teemed to live my
life ovr again. Through the efforts of
Oen. Hawley, the sentenced v,u not
carried into effect. I was disrated however,
and for three days carried a knapsack filled
with sand about tho camp. When Geo,
Grant visited tbit city, I called npon him,
and M I Itft he said: "Always do your
duty." New Haven Newt.
rris bu 02,827 dogt, and tko yearly
llceut4 amount to over $100,000,
During Sherman's famous march to
tho sea, tho boy in blue sometimes
resorted to strategic measures to fill (ho
mess pot. Ono day a burly toldicr
attached n linen twine lo his b.iyoiHt.
At tho other ond wns a small strong llsh
liook seductively b.iited. lWiiifr an
Irishwoman's cabin, he dropped his
hoolc among u llock of geese, and caught
a big gander. As he started on the
double-quick tho womnu noticed her
pet gander rapidly following the retreat
ing soldier, and not suspecting tho
enuse, camo promptly to the rescue
with, "Arab, now, mo darlint, don't run.
Shure, tho gawndor won't hurt ycz, mo
honey I "I know ho will; tho blasted
thing means business!" replied the
defender of tho ling, us ho elkippearcd
over tho hill.with tho squawking gander
iu pursuit.
A areat Discovery
That Is daily bringing j ly to tlio homoa of
thousands by saving mnny of their dear ones
from an caily grave. Truly is Dr. KlngVXrw
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, llronchitii), tlav l'cvoi-. Loss of
Voice, Tickling in tlio Thtoit, Pain in Sido
and Chest, or auy dicaso of tho Throat nml
Lung', n poiitivo cute. Guaranteed. Trial
HottloM frcti at Port & Son, State site ct, !v
icm, Oregon. 0
A Montpolinr live-year-old of tnir
acquaintance was onco invited with
tho rest of tho family, lo lake lea at the
houso of a friend. Tho head of the
family hud taken pains to prepare a
tempting supper for his guest", nnd
when nil ware seated nt tlio- tr.ble, and
it enino flve-yonr-old's turn to ho helped,
tho host mud : "Well, Johnny, what
will you have?'' Johnny looked ovir the
tablo n minute, and then mado th'm
clashing reply: "When I nni at home
and don't see anything goo.l lo eat on
tho table, I havo crnckrrr and milk, ami
I guess I'll lme triiel;or. and mill:
now."
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d Prtcw tTb AultBUUi ft Taj lew Vo., XtiuttU. Obto.
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L0NG LOANS.
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LkSANFOID'S
NVGORATOR
i.t jusc wnat its namo unpucs ; a
rurcly Vegetable Compound,, that
nets directly upon thelbfrer j curing
Hie many diseases inidcoyo that imV
portant organ, and prcMiting the nu
merous atlmsnts tKMarisc, from Ua
dcrangeil orrnjdUctton, such, osf
Dyspepsia (TdWnuice, Bilfoiisncssy
CosmcnesiAMyiaria, Slck-Ticadacliey
Rheuammyctc. It is thcrcforooi
tiuisffiWnU1 "Toliave GloodHcaltii
the LlvcTmust he kept in order." '
DR. OANFORD'S IIVJEIt IUVIGOnATOR
Invigorates lliol.lvcr, Herniates tho How
els, Strengthens tlio System, Purifies tlio
Blood. Assists Digestion, Prevents Fcvcrtv
Is a HotuelioM Need. An Invaluable;
Family Medicine for common complaints.
DH. BANrOHD'3 LIVER IIIVICIOHATOR.
Anttperfintd cf Ihrlg yarn, ami Thou,
iandsef IVttimontitliprore its Merit. .
roil BVt.n 1IY ALT, lll'AI.r.US IN MKUtCrKKS.
Tor foil information wml yonr acWitm for 10)
piganooK on mo J.iver nua its inwafcp,- in
Dn.81roiU) .1
UMNO OV., HW 1UIUI CHS
DR. JAYNWB
AGUE MIXTUEE.
A CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL REMEDT
ion
fever and Ayttc, Intermittent
' and Jlcmittcnt fevers, elV.
Tlili clans ofillrrarct to commnii In nil lmrts
of tlio World, nml crpcclttlljr jirctalcnt In ma
larious illttrlcts nml lclnii)o of miltr.courtes,
nro nlmoit Intnrlntily nccoiiipnnltit ljr moru or
Itn ilcrnnficmci.t of tlio liver, nnt frc'iticntlj
j n ticfcctlvo nctlon of tlio ill(ctlro orgnnt.
Tlio tncro LrcnUlnir, of tlio CMIl Is liut n ttcp
(ownnlt comjilctlni; n rmllcnl euro llio vnrloui
orgnnt tif tlio lioily, rriicclully tlio ttuiuncli nml
liver, mutt lo trmixlil to n hcnllliy nml l(or
)us cumlilioii lcfuro a icrnmncnt euro n Lo
orlnlilttlie'il, nml tills f.ict lint tccu icclally
kept In vlcir hy Dr. Jnyue In Ills trontmrnt of
tlicio cuiuplnlnts. Tlio uiu of .l.iynn's Anuo
Mliturr, in conjunction rltli Juyiio's Hoiintlta
l'lll, ns rc'crllrl In the Miccllom nlilcb
nccomjmny enli Lottie, still not on)
BREAK UP THE CHILLS,
Lut rcitoro ll.c r)iliiii, moro parlleulnvlj- tlio
liver nnl rtomncli, tun iiiiiilcumlltlun,iiml to
ireviiit n nlnjuo f Tout anil .guo Ly tlior.
ou;Lly
ERADICATING THE DISEASE,
nn.l ll.e Lc-I .jrltle r f III-1 ll.c iiirarlalils
uc-.- . h .Ii bui.l '.v fillutti! (l.f a.Ilnln.
I Ir.ilmn if lli'n) met tier, m htual Ly lLo
trrtlnrEti-i uldblu-l spihmI y lu Dr. Jrjytio't
Alumnio.iin I tliu.l iwnl iwiiiilarllyofllio
.f... Ml, 1 1: t l.e,M if tha I'tittrl
.,. n, i. . .'. i thU'tt It it
I'or !- ! y Hol(c, Davit A Co., AgcnU.
rnivATi: nisri:HAitv,
'Hi ICcnniy Htrtrl, mil l'itiuclcii, t'nl.
Tltlio lixiicre Hliee'lnllat, IT. Allen, Is a rrirulai
X (rro'luated riiyilclan from tlio Utilnrilty ct Miclil
can. lis Lai devctid a IKctlins tu tlio study ol Spsedil
dlteaiet. V It II V. M II .
And lllDPt.n-AOr.il JIKN, wlio are siffcrlnv lroo
tha ejects et Youthful Imllacrctlnn or Kxccsiet In
matiirer years.NKUVOUH and rilYHIOAl, DKIUMTY,
I.OUT UANII001), ttc, reuicinbcr tint, ty comllna.
lion ct remedies d neit curitlio power, tlio Dvclor
lias so arranuod Lis treatinenl tint It will not only
aSord Immediate, relief, Lutperniinent cure.
my ii.Mi-ii'.tL r.xri:i(ii:tT
(Ilattr - nrt:ev lucharrocl twoteadlnzliorplule)
enahlit ' "'I r;ato troubles ultdcictllent
reiulU. I Wlljful I'll tUhn and Uurircon
TllOUCUlilll.-! ..i .-. - 'ty
nisi:ti.h ui ji.m.
All will receive my honut cplnlouot ilielr complaints
Vo cipcrlutntlnir. L'aiiiuftatlone rncs and strictly
prlvat Clitre reasonable. Call or address) Hit.
ALLKK, 0) Kearny Ml. ban I'raiiclico, Cal. Otuct
lioum, 9 to a da ly, 7 to 8 tve'ilur. IJanSI II
TUTTP
PILLS
25 YEARS IN USE.
The Greatest Medical Triumph of the Ago!
8YMPTOM8 OF A
TORPID LIVER.
I.oaa of nppellto, llowcla cot tiro, 1'aln la
Ilia Uead, wltli it dull aenaatlou lu tlio
bncU pure, l'nlu under tbo ahoulder
blude, Fullness ofler oatluB, wltU ei dis
inclination lo exertion of body or mind,
Irrilbllltrofteuiper, I.ovriilrlt, wltU
ufcellnirofliuTlniruciilected oiaodutr,
Weariness, Ulrzlucsa, 1'lutterlnsr at tho
Heart. Duta before tbo eyva, Iloaducho
over (ho rlgltt eye, Keatleaanesi, vcltb
fitful dreams, lllablr colored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION. ,
TCTT'N riLI.8 aro especially atUpted
to tuch catos, ono eloto otrccu bucIi a
ebatiKooffcolliiRastonttonlslitlioBufrerer.
They Increase the .ApuctlU.amt cause tha
body to Talto oi I'leahAttut tba setem U
nourlaheil.amt Ly their Tanlo Action on
the IJleatleOruau,ltcuular tools aro
proilucTd. frlcaaRc. ! Murray Ht.,WT.
TUn'S HAIR DYE.
GlUT IUltt or WllltXKue changed to a
Oujssr libacK by o slnulo application of
this DTK. It lmparti n naturui color, acts
instantaneously. Bold, by DruggUU, or
sent by express on receiptor St. i
OfTlo,44 MurnyatNawYork.
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lor i.y illiabllilyi alto to
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