DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 41904 C&tds and Societies ND TRADES, ALPHABETTICALLY ARRANGED, ,ilNS SKIkir"- TSTAIN 1IL-OCU. ID. D.S troubles, ca I", fmplrl bearing. I "J S refractive er- .!: I"- .' Office In ''"Id OffW. "'ck 14,1 ! lioOU IT ASSOCIA- v,.. Dim . ATTORNEYS. J AM ICS A. PUB, DUIIUtng, LAW OPFICB IN JUDl) Ill iir:i.Lti.it. attokney at law Pendleton. Oregon. A1 I.AW, AMONG THE EXCHANGES OF THE INLAND EMPIRE Ik lt-rr"rT . " '"' ' Offlce In Savins ni Juu. AT LAW- . uuumug, CVRnrt. W&l-.BNBrB AT . .,iUlia 1JM, minding. I "T mii vu a fCt pnuuc, iAsU' JlanoaiMI nf l. corner Moid and fSoVE. OSTHOPATII. !.; hempen (jmirt ,BIa I0 er- S , ixm Sndd building, roonil . mil (aGlnnCI "nn. ""'.'."i"-. "wren., oi.-f.ce IIIINItY J HEAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. jsoclatlOD bock, Pendleton Orn? o j i-iiiiiui; ATTOItNUVa AT law. Mr. Stlllmnn has been admlttM to practice In In tort k,q,. ...... "E". lo and ninltes a specialty of patent aw blocT ' " " 1S locution FRATERNAL ORDERS. 0. P. O. ELKS, PENDLETON LODGE so.VK I.egular meetings r.rst and third lhnrsaari TISTS. Eextist office in Kwtie red Mil iTIST OFFICE IN AS- Irtr Scumiai new ""s SURGEONS. GRAOTATi: OF TUB t. I'niioiro. I.denburgb, ItOTmcut veterinary In- L on scientific prlnc!- Fwoma siauie. hotel Pendleton uem- flSll hlaS-uK. I C. McKABB lUnnSiore Ind BROKERS. BANK OF ATHENA. -,iifM)- surplus and ktarMt on time leioltH. ad domeitlc exchange. If tttnded to. Henry f; 1 J. itn-i'11-" , cnler . I M Kemp, IiAXK OF WESTON, DnM a tzeneral bank- limn Iwuslit and nold. fir imnded to. It. Jam 'e. ! Itl..,nl E. Kllcore. casliler: dl. IrttntD. 31 M Jifbiis, T Irair, J F Kllsore, Itob- , fwMtel. klX RAVINOP HANK, 0mnl2ed Marcu 1, Elw.lwll BUrpluu. fldU, rnl on all time denoBltft. tad nold on all prlncliml nwtion Riven lo cuiiec- irnwn, president J It T J MorrlH. raxliler; tilitant cashier IL BANK or i'i:.Di.i: I4.W0- aurnlu). ,'.i.i.iiiiu. nl banking biiKlnesa. Ex- npnlc transiera fcolcl on icuco. ew lore ana i the Northnest Drafts EJipan nod Etiroe. Makea table term. i.eTi ad- f Matlock. Tlce-nresl. I. rubier II J Johnson, IS AND BUILDERS. TuCIIlTECl- AND NU HikM rumnlete and relln- la the city or couu- Koa duiiuiiij; . COSTKACTOItS AND ptes furnlnhed uu short r ieclalty I'rompt Blnl tret, near Main. ITUITOI! AN DIUIILI). lornisaed on all kinds Itt ftalka. atone wntlfl. etc. (Eut Oregonlan ofDce. AP.CII1TECT AND utoclatlou Mock, Feu. IrUSTlliINC AND CE. rlM a ijiieclalty. Ea fret. Wnrlr miarni.lndjl IWley li Zehner'i clear i u, rax Jul AND LODGING. WIXOTON HAS run- oouae at C20 Garden "I be glad to 8e her rOWK. 813 THOMPSON jUltehted rooms. All Ufltrallv If-ntul n.ni llwrt trect Hates rea- IWUXKR ALTA AND fi by the day or weak. L Neff, prop, l-endleton L. Neff. tiro . tKAnivn irmtD, 11 V ll.W) per day. U, P. the Hotel Hellt. Oood "" H. B Ulcharda, .MENS ItESOItT YOU AUE INVITED. 1 TIM fOflrllnrv tru-.ni tk 1 - .... n i4. ii u j uot jojd ana cct the auTttBtace of free bath, use of rludluff llhrnry and reading room? Terms, tfvia hum UlL U U1UUIII UUC8, DAMON LODGE NO 4 MEETS EVEItY Monday evenlne In Secret Society hall, l.allow block, at Pendleton, Ore. It. W. Fletcher, K. It. S. ; J. Keyes, C. C. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. OLD DUTCH riENRY FEED YAHD. C01U Vioit Alta and Ltllith itreetj 8. A. AUc way, prop Lario, comfortable Halln. Plenty of feed. Ilonci given careful atuntlon. COMMERCIAL STBLES0. M. FROOME, Prop. Fine borne!, good rlim, bent care given HBu,n..iii,iucnl vpp jioiei i-enuietou. fnone Main 1G1. THE CITY LIVEKY, nOAItD AND SALE Stable. Carney JL Kennedy, pr-iprletorp, for fine turnouts. Stock boarded at reason able raves. Stible, lis Altu rtt. Pooue MaluJOl SECOND-HAND DEALERS. V STItOIiI.E, DEALEI! IN SECOND- HHnii goous. ir there is anything you need In new and secondhand furniture, stoves, gxunltewnre nnd crockery, cull and got his prices. No. 212 Court street. GEIIDANE & McllltOOM. PAWNISUOK ers and secnud hand dealers, have moved to the new Melarkey bulldlnc. on West Couit street. Goods bought and sold. FOR RENT. FOR KENT - FURNlSflEn AND UNFU11 nlshed r loon. Clean quiet place. 801 South Main street NEAT. CLEAN, WELL KEPT FUKNWIED Kooini to rent. Aell loc tied Mrs. Strahou, fW Wuler street; cor Johnsou. FOR KENT -GOOD FRONT BOOM, SUITABLE for two gentlemen or two laJies. Call at CIO Willow street. WANTED. Coyotes Are Increaslrifj. William Parker, deputy stock In. SPeCtOT for Raker mrnilv In snnfil'lnr of tho stock business In his county, t3aia to me Blue Mountain Eagle tlu week: "The repeal ot tho scalp bounty law has worked a great hardship upon tho stock raisers of this part of Oregon. The coyotes have already increased pcrecptib.ly and are becoming very bold. I noticed the other day H7 ot them in one field, and they have kill ed 19 pigs and Innumerable chickens that I know of upon one ranch alone, it something is not done, these pests will soon overrun tho whole country. In the opinion of myself and other stockmen the repeal of'the bounty act was a mistake. "I start out in a few days to make a detailed Inspection of the flocks and herds in Raker county. I expect 'o find the most of them in healthy con dition nil thrnilph tha nnnntv Tltrt mild weather up to the present time has lengthened out f- ' and I believe there is now a plentiful SUDIllv Of hav In rarrv nit dnrL- through tho winter in good shape." Apples Frozen In the Orchard. Over 2,000 bushels ot apples were frozen at the big orchard of D. n. Hinehart, the owner being unable to gather and store them in his cellar Liforo the cold weather came in No vember. A larger number of teams camo in from Harney county after iruit this fall, in'xfact a larger number than came during previous years. Owing to a shortage of fruit else where, the most of these teams came to Mr, TUnehart for fruit. To load them as promptly as they desired, It took most of his employes off from tlw work of gathering and storing t fruit in the cellars, hence when the freezing weather ot November came, fully 2,000 busheU of choice apples had not been gathered in. Mr. Rlne hart had a very large crop of fruit during the past seabon, and as it ivas gathered and cared for between C.000 to 8,000 busnels of apples. He has the largest orehaid in the county and when an ordinary crop is grown he could supply with fruit almost half ot Grant county Grant County News. months ago that the representatives of tho Salvation Army bought for about 6,000 the property at tho northeast eotner ot First avenue anil Wnsliiiiston street from W, J. Wilson. Plans have Uen prepared for the pro ,iosed btiucti.ie. Tho army proposed to have a latgo auditorium, a smaller room lot services and storo rooms nnd offices of tho province on Mo first floor. The two upper floors were to bo used as a hotel under army can trol. Spoke sman-Hovlow. Celestial Wins Automobile. Weo Chung, a resident of Wnlhilu, was tho happiest Chinaman In Wnlla Walla today. In searching through his pockets ho discovered that he held tho winning ticket for the automobile given away by the Whitehouso Cloth ing company New Year's day. Chung immediately made his way to tho store and with a happy smllo plnylns over his wide Mongolian features in formed tho management of his win. Chung was asked what he was go. Ing to do. with tho machine. "Oh, I no want it. I sell It. How much you give?" he carefully inquired. A ly standor in a spirit of fun offered him $400, but Chung showed his Oriental wisdom and scornfully refused tho of fer. "I sell 'em for $800. Think tint heap cheap." Walla Walla Statesman. Converted Into Beer. Columbia county barley Is. rapidly lmlng phipped to tidewater, every tin;' a large number of carloads go out. On the O. 11. & N. since Sunday last over 35 carloads have gone out, most ly to Alblna, which is doubtless for export. Yesterday a train of empty oars went up the Turner branch for loading. These will doubtless go o tho sound, Tho firms who do most of the shipping are Corbett Ilros., Kerr, Glffon. & Co., the Portland .Mill company and C. J. Broughton. II h been estimated that about half of last season's crop has been sold. Most of the grain shipped so far lias been stored on tuo Turner line, though same ha" been taken from the ware houses In this city and at I.ongs, Dayton Courier-Press. The Trust Will Have Its Way. A jury of 12 good Spokaue mon will be asked to decide which is beUer' for the city a $200,000 business structure, hotel and street railway de-i pot or a Salvation Army barracks, ' auditorium and army hotel. Tho , Coeur d'AIene & Spokane Hallway company, limited, is to institute pro ceedings in the superior court to con-: demn for depot purposes tho First ' avc!'.u property bought by the Salva ti'in At my as a site for a proposd army structure, It was about six Walla Walla Butter Output. The four creameries operating In Walla Walla county this year produc ed 204,400 pounds of butter. A very large amount of butter is mado at what is known as "individual cream eries," or by farmers having individ ual separators and who make their butter according to the latest improv ed scientific methods. Making the butter in this way permits any farm er to have his butter marked with tho state brand of the "Washington Creamery Butter," provided It is made by the cotrect methods. Walla Wala Union. WANTE D Waitress at Hotel Pendleton. WANTEC -A BELL BOY AT HOTEL PEN. dleton. Apply at Hotel office. MISCELLANEOUS. MARKET WHEAT GOES UP AT THE PROSPECT OF WAR LOST ON THE 8TKEET, I1ED CliOCHLTED circular Shaul. Finder kindly return lo this office. FOR SALE -TWO OOOD FKESU MILCH ...... 1, , . u .. .. , an A . l.l,r Tacholla, caxe Htatlon F. . MEKI'.ILL, SPOKANE, WASH., A(!T., Densmore. Hecoud band mucnlnes, supplies rent, repairs. IVK DYE TO LIVE. HAVE VOUK CLOTHES ... - ..jt rn.i .n a imuiin tt f ti City Sioum Cleaning and Dyeing ttorks, Co. Aim. i uuuu nuu W.M. F YOIINKA WILL PAY PEOMIT iitteutlon to all sales and posting bills. Correspondence solicited. Commission rea sonable. P 0, box 2U6, I'endleton. DRESS MAKING. CUTTING AND FITTING A miM-latiT. pmmni work. Satisfaction guar anteed. Miss R. Whitley, W2 Main street. ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice il hereby ifiven that the regular annual stock holders' meeting ol the Uolcoi'da t oniolid-mt-A Uli,., rvtmnanv will be held at the offlce of the company In we Pendleton t-avingi Bank building. Pendleton. Oregon, at In o'elock A. M. on Tuesday, January 'i' ! such annual meotlntt an hlectlon will be held lor the election oi uirecw, u . poratlon and all other and genera I bus ness pertalnlus; to theaffalrs of the company will be transacted that may come bsfore such meat- Inv Dated December 9U, 190:1 J, If. KALEY eocretary. P. WADE President. FjjjLANO BUSINES8 Ijjwr , ' COMPANY i sSff.u .f "He o all rt,,out. Loans on city M nli Ma ""'I "II 1 TV? general bro- WI"lFll,T Pres. i, .:,:'i itr.SENTS tup. R"" Office with r'Ultv ,fi LAND COM Erooi to. "euom I ln "won in con. LIMB FROM LIMB, -Well Known Pendleton Man Tell About Physical Torture. The rack, the gairote and other fiendish torturing machines of tu .... . . Kn nhvnlr-fl.1 miuute gea nave torture has not. A prominent Pen- .n,nn il.o talta linnr he WAS tor lured and how he. escaped. D. W. Cook, 70 years old and re- . - i....lana nAV IiV lireu Jrom acu uui. - lug on. Main .street, says: The dull, tlroesing. pain -In the small of my btck felt as if two giants were i tcar Ing we apart and at times I felt so nilrierablo that I could not stand I or walk and was confined to my W. Urluury weakness sot In, espoda at night, and I was falling physically "very lay? At this tlroo I happened to Sad an ad. about Doan's Kidney Pills and was mue'.i liiiptMsed wltli he sincerity ot the i3tlmo.i'Bl. wblcn was much similar to the one I am making now. I got a box of pills at tho Brock & McComas Co. drug store and they helped me so that I contin ue using them until I had taken Mir. oral boxes. Then I cou d eat jleep and got around again wi bout suller ing the least bit of physical pain. I cnilorso all of tho claims made for Doan's KIdnex Pills. p . 50 For salo by all dealers. Pce cfiiita ner box. Ioster-Mllbtirn Co.. Buffalo! N. V., sole agents for the United Statos. n.,5 Kemembcr the name-DOAN S nnd take no other. Chicago Market Situation Feverish and Disturbed Prospect of Russo Japanese Clash Causes Sharp Ad vances in Price of Alt the Cereals May Pork Also Advances. f'Mr, n Ian J Tlu p?,tfltn!St nv. cltement iu months in the wheat market was experienced today in sen bational responses to tho news from j the far East. The market closed an hour earner thau usual, and the cur tailment of working time became an I.ard 70c 5 pounds; $1.40 10 pounds. VEGETABLES. Carrots, 2c per lb. Potatoes, lc per lb, .Garh , 10c pr lb. Cabbage, 3c per pound. Beets, 10 lbs. 25c. Onions, 3c per pound. Parsnip, lu ILs. 25c. Pumpkins, 15-25c. Celery, 10c bunch, 3 bunches 25c. Lettuce, hothouse, Cc bunch. Kraut, 10c quart, 40c gallon. Mince meat, 12V4c per pound. Poiicorn, shelled, 8 1-3 cents per pound, on cob, 5 cents per pound. FP'JITS. Bananas, 40c dozen. Apples, 75c0$l per box, Lemons, 40c doz. Oranges, 40-50c doz. Cranberries, lDc per quart. auxiliary factor excitement. In the speculative The effect on prices was marked, ( May wheat closing with a net gain .f . 3',i over Thursday's close and July at an advance of 33. The drop in British consuls' was the spark j which, flung in the inidBt of pessi-l tnletie advices from European capi-J tils, set the speculative tinder afire.) The market became so big that It wad , almost impossible to keep track oft it. The general public Interested In the cereal made an effort to cover,, and naturally found very little on tho market even at the advance. At the height of tho excitement May touched 7, and, although at this price shorts securel large quan tities, tho close was only 4c lower than the top at 87V4c July,, from Its bottom prico of 80c, rose by leaps and bounds to 82&c, and closed IVt 3c over Thursday's close at 82 u"82Hc. The corn market also advanced el'arplyJn sympathy, and oats also, although In a less degree. Provisions also were affected, May pork lead ing the advance with a gain of 67MjC. Close: January, 83-Jlc; May, 87c, July, 82lfA3'82Vic: September, 80c. Corn January, 43c: May, 47 & 47?i,c; July. 47V447c; Septembers1 4:1 V. Oats January, 3Go; May. SSr; July. 36,fc. RETAIL GROCERY PRICES. Coffee .ocho and Java, best, 40c per II).: next graae. .soc per iu; lowtr grades, coffee, 25c to 15c per lb.; n.KtiN coffee. 20c tier lb.. 3 pack ages for 50c. nice Best head rice, 12c per lb,; next grade, 10c per lb. Sugar Cane granulated, best $0.50 per sack: do 13 uu $l. Salt Coarse, $1.10 per 100; table, $2.50 per 100. iiour li. i per uanei; wai ters' $4 per barrel, $1.10 per sack, Bacou 1418c per lb. Ham 1718c per lb. Coal oil $1,C5 for 5 gallons, $3,ii per case. LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY. The following prices are paid by dealers t the producer: Turkeys, 1214c. Chickens Hens, 7c; $304 per doz eu; roosters, 4 to C cents. Geese, per dozen, $9. Ducks, per dozen, $3.6004. Butter, 00 76c, good. Eggs, fresh, 40c. CHOICE 3EEF CATTLE, ET1 Steers, $3.253.W. Cows, $2.602.7C. Hogs live, 4VjC(6c. Hogs, dressed, 6 07c. Veal, dressed, 6G7c. Sheep, $2492.60. HAY AND FEED. Chop barley; $22.50 per ton; 1 Vic per lb. Chopped wheat, $1.40 per 100. Bran, 60 cents per sack. Shorts, $1 per sack. Oats, Vt cents per lb. Alfalfa, loose, $12 per too. Wheat,, .loose, per ton, $12. Timothy, baled, per ton, $20. LOCAL HIDE MARKET, The following are the prevailing average prices for hides In this mar ket; beef, green, 4c per lb.; boet, dry. 10GI2Vic; mink, COc each, with a possibility of $1 each If tue size is good and tho condition prime; coyote, 507Cc; bear skins, accoid- Ing to quality and size, from v1 to $15; coou. 35QM0c; horse, $11.25; sheep, green, Cc; sheep dry, 7'6c; lynx or bob cut, 15 0 30; skunk, 25c, badger, 15 0 30. Mokl Tea Positively Cures Sick Headache, Indigestion and Constlpa. tlon. A delightful uerb drink. Re moves all eruptious of the skin, pro ducing a porfect complexion or money refunded. 25c. and COs, For sale by F. W. Schmidt ii Co. A word to the wise might bo sulll (Iff H Jf'tl roi:'(l only get It in iu them but that's the trouble with the wise. TRANSPORTATION LIN. mm, OREGON Shojtline ad union Pacific Two Trains to tho East Daily Through Pullman standard and Tourist sleep Ing cars dally to Omaha, Chicago; tourist sleeping car aally to Kansas City! throogb Pullman tourist sleeping cart personally con ducted) weakly to Chicago, Kansas City, re clining chair cars (seat) free) to tho East dally. bar art roa Portland vi U0 am Chicago i'.a pm Portland 1:ij a m The Est 1:1. a m Spokana !:iu a m 4 :le p m Time Sohexlula From l'ontlloton Tortland Special No. 1 Chicago Special No. 1 Mall and Express No. 5 Mall and Express No. 6 Ptndleton Passenger No 7 iSpoksne Passenger No. 8 Pendleton Branch Mixed Train No. 41 Walla Walla Branch Mixed Train No. U laaivi raov The East DM) a.m. Portland 6::d p m The Fast 12 '.'Si 111 Portland till am 8pnkan, l ;ti p in No 7 connects with No. 2. I Only.w alts for No 1 in case No. 1 Is late not later than ftu minutes. No. 42 connects with No, 2, Ocean and River Schedule. FROM PORTLAND. S W p. m. Daily except Sunday 8:O0p m. Baturday 10:00 p m AH salting dates sub ject lo chance. Far Saa Francisco Sail every 5 days. Columbia River To Astoria and Way Landings. 4aU p. rc, inip.i, Sauda) WHlaiuotto Klver. Boats leave Portland dally, except Suodtr stage ol water permitting) for Wlllametto an Yamhill River points. Leave Rtparla Bnake River 4:0", a. m. Rlparla to Lcwlston Daily Kxcpt Monl Leave Lewlitoa 7 :00 a. u Dally Kxcpt Moi r. V. WAM8LEY, Agent, Pendlaton. WASHINGTON COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD Take this route for Chicago, St Paul, St. Louis, Kan sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and All Points East and Sontb Portland aad points on the Sooacf TIMlCCAUl) Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes day and Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, 11.45 a, m. Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m. Leave (Valla Walla datly.east bound. 11 :0O p, m Arrive Walla Wa;:: daily, west bound, 10:46 a, m For Information regarding rates and accvm modatlons, call on oraddress W, ADAMS, Agent Pendleton. Oreuou g. R CALDKBHEAI), G. P. A., walla waua, vtsimiifioo. HOTELS. RUNS Pullman Sleeplug Cam, Elegant Dining Cars, Tourist Sleeping Cars. rur. patjt. to THROUGH MINNEAPOLIS DOLUTH FABGO GRAND FORBO CROOKHTON WINNKPJ5G HELENA and BUTTE, TICKETS TO CHICAGO WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK BOSTON and all points East and Houtb ihrowh tlcseu to Japan aad Chins, via Taoosu and Mortnsrn PactDe Steamsklp 4'-a. and Anerican line. TIMN SCHSDULI. lialnsleava Pendleton dally except Saasav at 7s00 p. la. for farther Informattoo, time cards, sum and ticket, cU on or write W, Adams, Pea. dleton, Oregon, or A. D. Oli ABLTOK, TAira ana ssomson dis i-oruano, ire. Money BackWW full to cure Rheumatism. For Sale by C, Koeppeti & Uros. AkU, for I'endrti. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel La Pendi!toi and as (ood as any. jfieW. - "ia" "-vi i53k PJM!fiMAl The Hotel I'endleton has jusl been related and refurnished throughout. Phone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. Baths in suites and singlo rocas. Headquartors for Traveling Mas Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2 & $2,50 Special rates by week or month Excellent Cuisine. Prompt Dlnlngroom service. Bar and billiard room InoonneotUi Only Three Blocks from Depot HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB ST8. GEO. DARVEAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heated European Plan. Block and a half from depot. Sample room In connection. ROOK RATE 50c, 75o, $1,0C THE HOTEL BICKERS (Formerly Golden Rulej Court Street Itemodolcd and refurnished through out. Everything neat, clean nasi up-to-dolo. Steam heat and electric lights. Ilest cuisine. Prompt service, H. E. BICKERS, Profs THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON American flaa, j per day sad ispaeafl. Head4arters far totirfcu and coraanctcial tra tiers. Special rates made to fasattlea aad rlagSS gentletacB. The saaaagemcnl will be llisssa at alt tlases lo show roeaaa and give prices, a saotWra Turkish bath eaUbUshsasat la Ike ham. II. c. nowaas, Maaann, ' 7 En)oy Life We botira will make your leisure pass nil Howling alleys, i nleasautfy. 'alleys, lool, billiards anil shootlnK gallery, Kverr- liiHiK lirsi-ciass. A THMI'ERANCE ltKKItlCSH T MKN'PB ami cigars. Musical T fiilerlalmneiit every evening. i Robinson's Parlors I Under W, & 0, Depot. 1 MANHOOD RESTORED "CUPIDEMP thoklducrn, 1 tHJC JUS( II jCnri'Miiuu Tli! ivriiit ViiLCial1o VIU1!mt. the urculi'tlOQ of a faiuoui FreoUk pbTilctan. wtl aultkly c-ureou of ullncrvuus ord-keuii'of luoKeuerutlvourKaiif.tuoUiui litnl, InaiMunlu. l'ulnst lit lh HhcU, tVrinliml KmUblpna. yuu Ikr.V1111.1. Jlnilf. UuU(ur lo many, i;iiuiiaiiu Jiruu pUtlUUe ItsvlOpK Hll luhM Olf tTjJf Of Ulutit. I'reiUlll U H toixxTiiiit'orrutu una uu tuu uwrun u iiji,uivui,-ji akhuiiatluti Jlruli. Vurlcocs uuJ C'uuvltV uriir, wuirii n tyw vuwucm iu-vu cuImiiI'.m; cleunuis the llIUi:MJ treiiittbcua aad restore. Tho r.Hwi Biflrn'r ur not curou bf iloutwi in. riMr cent, uru troubled with l'rukCulltu. CUIMDKM! U Iho only kuown rmwr u ttiu cjiKMiitluu. CXOUUMlniuniul. A wrlttt?uuarutiugiveunct money rriunimii i li widuiJuiumft tt (H' rmncnt ctiri". KI.mo. bait Hi tor fX) 0 inuu. , Psa wreuwi Sold by Tallman & Co., Druggist. I i-it