The Polk County signal., September 07, 1868, Image 3

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She SBtthlg goth (Srantn Signal. A trip to Portland and back—
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8 « » F r u r U c o A g e n c y — T homas B oyce ,
No. 30 (Second floor), Merchants’ Exchange,
California «treat, below Montgomery, is our
authorised agent in San Francisco.
L. P. TISH EB, 20 A 21 New Merchant,«
Exchange, i our authorized agent in San
Francisco.
For Eastern Advertising, Mr.
Fisher is represented h j S. M. Petteugill A Co.
o f New York and Boston.
the track.
Saw two flocks o f Asiatic*
Panning Basi ness under Diffi­ pecking and scratching like the sa'va-
culties.
tion o f the world depended upon their
going slow. Their work is irregular
One week ago to-day, in company
with S. G. Stiles, harness maker ofth a and unsightly: it may be the intention
city, we procured a turnout at the liv ­ however to h tve it sh iped up hJ white
e r / stable belonging to Uncle Jack tnen in the distantfuture. W hether it
w
S. CRID ER, TH AN K FU L FOR THE
• liberal patronage which has been hith­
erto extended to him in Dallas, would embrace
ELMBOLD’S f l u i d e x t r a c t b u -
ibis medium to say to all that be ia prepared
chu is pleasant in taste and odor, free
with iuereas j 1 facilities t » serve
rout all injurious properties, aud immediate
CUSTOMERS
iu ita action.
far more aceeptably that, heretofore.
A
in splendid style.
Mr. S. returned on
the huge and in ijesdc firs which s*an i
B u r g l a r y . — The law office o f J. L.
same day, while we remained in Salem
on the trark die and rot out we know
Collins, Esq ‘ at the Court House, was
burglariously entered last Friday night
and h is desk broken open and ransacked.
The lock o f the desk was broken by the
awaiting the arrival o f a boat on which
not.
to take passage in the direction o f
Portland. Late on Tuesday afternoon
— had a chill which lasted us to Salem
the P. T . Co’s new steamer Albany
use o f some burglar's tool. Mr. Collins
was at our service.
Very few passen­
“ rig ” at Durbin’s fine livery stable, constantly on hand.
l t c p a i i in g neatly done.
our friend Mr. Gaby volunteering to
■ays he left eveything as usual Friday
gers went aboard.
I)r. Sheil o f Walla
evening.
On returning to his office on
Walla, Sum Clarke and lady and our­
Saturday, the door was locked, and he
self constituted the passenger list from
Salem. The Albany run down about
observed nothing unusual till nearly
noon, when he attempted toopen his desk
eight miles and tied up— the smoke
and found the lock broken, and his pa­ from the burning regions rendering it
pers somewhat disarranged; but he very dark, unpleasant and unsafe to
thinks nothing was taken from the draw­
papers connected with professional bus­
uttempt to pursue our journey that
night. Capt. Miller, formerly of the
Union on the raging Yamhill, com ­
iness, that could be o f no value to any
manded the Albany, while L. E. Pratt,
one but himself.
Esq., played lhe role o f purser.
er, which ouly coat lined stationery and
He suspects that the
Mr.
object was to get possession o f certain
Pratt is a gentleman in the strictest
valuable papers; which, however, were
sense o f the term.
notin the office at the time. Mr Collins
will give $50 00 for the detection and
and obliging, he is necessarily a pop­
ular steamboat officer. Dr Slieil is a
conviction o f the offender.
courteous,
It is about
Intelligent, prompt
scholarly,
dignified
and
time the authorities were looking after
accomplished geutleman and was o f in"
• on e o f these light-fingered gentry.
finite service ou hoard iu assisting in
O u r.— A call is issued request­
ing the people o f Polk county to meet
T
urn
whiling away the tedium o f a dreary
passage down the Willamette amid fogfl,
at the Court House, in Dallas, cn Thurs­ smoke and innumerable deteutions on
day, Sept. 10, in s t, to take into consid­ bars, &c. Sam Clarke may he a very
eration measures for the promotion of sociable gentleman in an emergency
the apeedy completion o f the Oregon
Central railroad.
A general attendance
sure we would not harm any man of
is requested.
H
a v in g
been
a bsen t from
o u r p ost
t h e g r e a te r pa rt o f the w eek past is ou r
a p o lo g y fo r th e d ea rth o f e d ito r ia l m a t ­
However, we were cotempora-
neous editors o f political papers and if
lie got the worst o f it sufficiently to
pardon him.
T hk Daily Unionist under the man
agetnent o f Mr. Huntington, has com.
oienced taking dispatches direct from
F ran cisco.
genius.
s w r him on us we can just afford to
ter in th is issue.
Fan
hut we failed to see it on this trip, lie
avoided us at every turn, and we are
The
Unionist
Taking on considerable, freight, in
the shape of sacked oats, which
we
*• r ig ” next morning. Reached Dalits
about 9, found everything in order
been vastly improved iu tone and use­
wo started bright and early on Wedncs.
day morning aud soon brought up on
fulness by Mr. II.
O. II. Smith & Co. are receiving
grain in their new warehouse just he
youd Eola.
Mathcny’s bar, near Wheatland, where
we laid tor several hours attempting to
get oft.
side o f tho S i g n a l ready for the press
Messrs. Frank C. Withers and Billy
Kciznr are entitled to credit
for this.
M A R R IE D .
At tho residence ot tbe bride's falber. August
30, by Isaac Statt« J. P., Mr. Wayne W, Wil­
liams to M i.« Virginia A., daughter o f Robert
Tartar, E.*q., all of Polk Co.
shocking
,tl rce little children
mistreatment of
j The boat finally
wore itself off this bar,
by
their father when she proceeded with hut little d if
who resides near Sacramento. This s I ficulty down to the mouth o f the Yam­
only one among the thousands o f reports
hill where the Union had been await
o f great cruelty o f parents to their off
ing our arrival for about two days, with
■spring.
ately to go in for a law prohibiting the
passengers on hoard for below. Some
dozen passengers came aboard here
further
which decidedly alleviated the forlorn,
The Gazette ought immedi­
propagation
of
the
human
ness o f the situation. Alter weathering
species.
iiniiiy a bar we reached Canemah and
Gen. Buell, who saved Graut from
a disgraceful and inglorious route at
is a b o u t s i .a o o in t e r e s t
due on the School Fund Honda, and
ctio.*« who are in arrears, are requested to call
at once and pay the «am« to tbe Couuty Treas­
urer.
M .C A N T E R B U R Y ,
T
Grant
stupidly drunk, supports Sey-
the Wennt, was here, hut would not go
mourand Blair. He »ays if the people | down till morning, so all hands had to
are true to themselves Seymour’s elec* “ lie over.” A t 8 next morning took
tion is sure.
passage on the Wenat, a fast running
little boat belonging to the opposition,
B
C o n s is t e n t . — Tobacco is a pos­
e
itive narcotic
poison— injures
many
persons who use it and the majority ot
the human family are slaves to it. W hy
dou’t the Gazette go right in foratohuc-
and reached Portland before ten,
stay
ed till the following morning looking
aftgr business.
A t half past six on F ri­
day, took passage on the P. T. Co's
steamer Senator for Oregon City.
The
co prohibition law ?
purser o f the Senator used to know u s ;
Gazette thinks its arguments in
reply to our article on “ prohibition ”
has fo-gotten us now— charged us four
hits “ cash money for the freight.” —
were exhaustive.
Thought some o f presenting bill against
T
he
They were— o f the
the A lert and Senator for three year’s
patience o f intelligent readers.
newspaper subscription
each, during
which time we had “ dead headed ” over
CELEBRATED
?
STOMACH BITTERS!
Three deliciou« stomach Bitten are entirely I
Vegetable, and free from alcohol and every Lui t-
TRY
THEM !
TRY
THEM I
JUDGE
FOR
YOUR
SELF!
★
ful Ingredient
A pleasant tonic, and e most j
4
'agreeable
1 drink. Tue market U flooded with«
! pot ao»one compound«; but THEBE bitter ».mad tJ
| from tbe purest extract« of valuable toots. bsrl > j
and herb«, ere admirably adapted to tb e»urc oi \
all affection« of tbe Stomach, Kirfn«y».l iver and )
Bowel«, «uch aa Dy»pep«l». Fever. Diartla-«..
L om of Appetite, etc. etc. For eelc everywl ere. f
▲. FENKHAUSEN, S ol * M amctactt *»*. (
cor R u n **» k Jsckson, H«n FrsrHscn^
Â
DR. H U F f X A A D ’S
CELEARATED
S W IS S
IT
IT
.
STOM ACH
B IT T E R S
their “ lin e ” just twice.
But this is
all right— the purser probably thooght
we would ta’ce up the cudgel in favor of
the opposition, and annihilate the en
tire P. T. Co’s franchise on the raging
“ Wallamet.”
Expected
to
connect
sequence o f the o f the low stage o f wa.
ter iu tbe upper river.
Luckily for us
the stage for Salem had not yet gone
through
Son« Erics a \ i > R uszixo E ars are the m -e,
indications o f scrofulous blood and humors —
The poison must l»e neutralized and purred out
••f the system, if you hope to be rur.-d. No
itno is to l>e lost. Take Bristol's ^.vrsapa
rilla and Pills ; they will not disappoint you.
Rely upon them. Use them freely, ns direct
ed. and in a lew weeks every vestige o f the
disease will disappear.
574
llOSTETTKR, SMITH A DEAN.
Sin Frnncisco.
I mportant I nform aton !
A Good Appetite,
A Vigorous Digestion, and
A Healthy Liver.
are the sure and immediate effects o f a course
of Bristol's Sugar-coated Pills aud Bristol's
Sarsaparilla.
Trv them ! Trv them
575
HOST LITER SMITH A DEAN.
San Francisco.
COX Sc E l RII A R T .
W
I l O F i : S A I. » . and R E T A I L
O IK O t'ltR fl,
moork ’ s
B l o c k ,
salem
,
oregom .
GOODS BY T H E P AC K AG E
A t Portland R ate«.
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aboard.
The
latter
gentleman
very communicative with us all the way
up— spoke to us just 0 0 0 0 0 !!! times.—
Sour at us. By coming up on the
A t ary agreeab/a Drink !
L naurpassed for acting sure/j but gen* stage had an opportnnity to see the
gentry on tbe secretion« of tbe kid
mighty works o f Chinadoui on the cant
“ •T*. bow«/«, «tomach and /iver!
. r
» // who/esa/e and retai/ side railroad.
The Company has skip­
£ 0 £ 2 ? L - 8a ? 0UL.D BE W ITHOT IT.
J« 6 *
•
TATLORA
DENDEL.
Pronrlfttor«
m
T S S S T
4l*C*aj street, Saa Francisco. mUifl
J[ H R A S I IF .R ,
A continuance o f patronage solicited.
A. 8 . C R I D E R .
Dallas, July 20, 1S68.
I8tf
L IV E R Y STABLE,
II
BENNETT
W H IT E STA B LE,
in company with L . GODDARD, I «hall be
pleaded to see any all of my friends and ac­
quaintances« upon their arrival in Portland
with Wains, and those who have good horses
to sell will find me ou baud ready to buy at all
tiuu-8.
Patrons o f this stable will find it in good
shape, while charge« will be a« moderate as at
any other stable iu the city.
U
n
F
AVINO PURCHASED THE OLD
tf
E
A1NES | J
H eader .
The Greatest of Harvesters.
at D O D D ’ S, Salem.
r ilY S I C I A N & S U R G E O N .
IN D E P E N D E N C E
- -
J A. APPLEGATE.
-
OREGON.
W. C. WHITSON.
A p p le g a te & W h it s o n ,
A tto r u le s a t L a w ,
DALLAS,
:
:
OREGON.
Office—In the Court House.
WESTERN HOTEL,
CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON St.,
P O ltT L A X D , Oil EC OX.
T
he best an d
m o st
c o m m o d io u s
hotel in the State, where every want is
auiicipated aud cheerfully supplied.
Warm ft cold Baths attached to the House.
This Hotel is located ne r the Steamship
Landing. The Hotel Coach will he in attend­
ance at all the Landing« to convey Passengers
and Baggage to and from the ilouse FREE
OF CHARGE.
M. R. SEW ALL.
PiTKHBuno. Fept. 4. 1863.
Messrs. II >stetter A ¡Smith, Pitt»burg. Pa.—
Geuts— I think la m only doing the part o f a
good citizen wheu 1 testily to tbe great benefits
ak e no m o re u n pl e a sa n t
or
unsafe remodie« for uupleasint au 1 dan­ received by me front tbe use o f your Stomach
gerous diseases. Use Helmbold’s Extract Bu- Bitter« during the last five year«. Sojouring
for a short time in tbe oil regions, in I8M, I
chu aud Improved Rose Wash.
had a »c-vere billions attack, wnich, in connect­
ion witn dyspepsia, left me iu a very weak
condition. 1 was advised to try your Bitters,
aud having procured a bottle, found that they
worked iike a charm upon me, eight pounds
having been added to tny weight iu the space
o f one weak, and uew life sceuied to have been
inlused into my system— So much so, that I
n E GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH. have heeu induced to use them every Summer
Therefore the nervous and debilitated since that time. As a tonic, l think they are
should immediately use Uelmbold's Extract iu valuable, ‘ih is Summer, having a similar
attack fund as before, much reduced), although
Bucbu.
under the treatment o f an A No. * physician, I
was again obliged to have recourse to 'he old
Litters, and wiih the rauie good result, having
gaiued six pouuds witliiu a few days. I pur­
chased a hail a dozcu bottles a few weeks since,
aud propoBe to use them regularly as a touic.
Wishing you every success, i remain
Yours, gratefully,
WM. M ILLER.
T
T
ANHOOD AND T O U T nF U L VIGOR
are regained by Uelmbold’s Extract
Bucbu.
M
JOHN C. DOKCY,
St?
Proprietors
al
JXEAPER.
The Cheapest aud Best Reaper In
W
EBBER
at D O D D ’ S, Salem.
1 Î A T T K H E D CONSTITUTIONS RE-
stored by Uelmbold’s Extract Buche.
at D O D D ’S. Salem.
IHEKCU.INDISE.
TO
I. V a n p c t n .
F0UNDRYM EN~AN3
BLACKSM ITHS
Cumberland and Lehigh
COAL
PIG IRON.
and
IOOO TONS.
In Store and Afloat, For Sale by
J. R. DOYLE,
San Francisco.
[Iftly]
J ohn S o m m k r v i l l e .
Yaiiduvn Sc Sommert ine,
IN D E P E N D E N C E , Oregon.
I)
ealers in G EN ERAL
M ERCHADISE.
A full Stock of Ooods constantly on hand to
suit the varied wauls o f the People.
The Highest Market price paid for
4111 A 415 P acific s > t
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
COX & EARIIART.
We also have in connection with the Store
a large
Agricultural and Seed
Depot.
WA RE HOUSE,
w
H O L E S A L F , and R E T A I L .
Dealers iu
with track extending to the River, and are pre­
pared to receive and Forward Freight for
15 cents per ton.
3tf
VANDUYN A SOM M ERVILLE.
Seeth,
T H E F I R S T T R A I N HAS
I T 11 it Trees,
A R R IV E D ,
Ornamental
and Pot Plants,
and so has
M. MEYER!
S H R U B S A c ., A c .,
MOORES’ BLOCK, (Middle B u ild in g ),
SALEM, OREGON.
W
IT H O N E O P T H E L A R G E S T
and best selected stocks of
DOMESTIC D R Y ROODS,
Cash paid for G rass S eed s— if of good
quality.
FANCY GOODS.
n
Whether existing in
M ALE OR FEM ALE,
A lot of Choice Plants in Pot», juat
GENTS’ ft BOYS’ CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,
received.
19rf
C O X & K A M I A R T.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE
QUEENSWARE
LATEST STILES OF DAIS A-\D CAPS,
Trunks,
tappets,
Grjceries,
Crockery Ac.
That has ever been brought to SALEM,
which he is offering CHEAPER than any oth­
er house iu the City.
AH kinds or P R O D U C E taken In E x
clisuge.
W asted :
r i l n
000
« / vFH ^O O O
pounds of w o o l
for
which I wtll pay tho
H IGH EST MARKET PRICE IH CASH.
Iffi. MEYER.
GLASSWARE 1
3d door from the corner o f Griswold’s Block
Salem Oregon.
yiy
tlT T » S
T
CROCKERY AT
h r a s h e r
,
G a Lt. atia . Saline Co., 111.
Messrs. Ilostettcr A grnith— Gentlemen:—
I have practiced medicine for many years, and
have used your Bitters iu a number o f cases
with great success, aud take pleasure in rec-
ouuueuding tb m to the public iu g em ril.
Very Respectfully,
J. ¡smith, M. D.
M attoon , 111, -Tan. 21, 1865.
Messrs, nostcite-r A Smith— Gentlemen :—■
I sdl more o f your Stomach Bitters than o f
any other medicine. Parties who have tried
E L M B O L D ’S E X T R A C T BUCTIU AND them sp« nk iu very high praise of their excel­
improved Rose Wash cure secret mid lent virtues. I have used them myself, aud
delicate disorders, in all their stages, at little
prescribe theui with uiipurellclsd success.
expense, little or no change in diet, no incon­
Very respectfully yours.
venience and no exposure. It is pleasant in
Ci. T. QILNER, M. D.
tusk- and odor, immediate iu its actiou and
free from all injurious properties.
X ksi v. Clay County, 111.
Messrs, nostetter A Smith— Gentlemen:—
I have used, and often prescribed, your Stom­
ach Bitters, and take pleasure iu recommend­
ing it to all whose stomachs are debilitated —
It is an excellent appetizer and tonic, and I
prize it as one o f the best medicines o f the
day.
R. G. MOORE, M. D.
IIELMBOLD'S FLU ID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is a certain cure for diseases o f the
F ranklin , Clinton C o ., lnd., Dec. 9, 1861
B L A D D E R , K ID N E Y S , G R A V E L
Messts. llo;tetter A Mntth— Gents:—Some
eighteen months .'¡nee 1 was troubled with
weakness o f the stomach, aud bad b>st tny ap­
petite, and, ou the recommendation o f Dr. C ot
D R O P S Y , O R G A N IC W E A K ­
our faintly physician, I pit rebated several hot-
les o f your Litters, which had tbe-desired ef­
N ESS, F E M A L E COM ­
fect of rcstoriug me to health, But 'if late I
have not been able to ohtuiti tbe Bitters iu our
place. Please inform me where I can pur­
P L A IN T S G E N E R ­
chase them, or if you will send me some on
sale, I will be pleased to have tbe ayency, as |
can recommend them to be whet they are rep­
A L D E B IL IT Y .
resented.
Yours, truly,
JOHN F. LU TC1IIS0N .
and all tbe diseases o f the
U R IN A R Y O R G A N S ,
J&S*All article* told by u* icarranted genuine.
Catalogues furnished on application.
Messrs, nngtetter A Smith— Gonts:— It ia
with tbe greatest pleasure that 1 recommend
your btoiuacb Bitters to the pu blic I think it
tbe best Bitters o f tbe d»v. It is especially
adapted to the gouth and West, where hilliary
derangements of the liver me prevalent. Ten
years’ experience iu the m e o f compounds as
curatives, compels me to give your Bitters the
prelercncc that its popularity merits.
A. ANGLE, M. D.
O regon ,
Never Clogs and F
Par
« l the Rest.
Ftom
E vfinc ham , Effingham Co., III.
Messrs. Ilo tetter A gm iih— Gentlemen : —
With pleasure I can s iy that your Bitters are
superior to a iy nil ers. I have used them in
tny family for a long time, a n i always with
beneficial results.
Yours, very truly,
ROBT. G ILBERT.
whatever cause originating, and no
E lukrton , Pa., Nov. 6, 1865.
Messrs. Hostetler A Smith—Gentlemen :—
matter o f
We have been selling your Stomach Bitters tor
eighteen months, and find them an excellent
medicine. All that is necessary it to let tbe
people know their virtue, and they will use
H O W L O N G S T A N D IN G .
them. 1 have tried them myself, and now
recommend them to all who have weak stom­
Diseases o f these organs require Ure use o f a achs.
diuretic. I f no treatment is submitted to,
Respectfully yours,
Cousumption or insanity may ensuo. O-r
WATTERSON a M cFARLAN D, Druggists
flesh and blood are supported from those
sources, and the
O gdensbcro , Sussex Co.. N. J. 1
H E A L T H A N D H A P P IN E S S ,
September 18. 1805. J
Messrs*
nostetter
A Smith— Gentlemen:__
and
that o f Posterity, depend upon prompt use of For a long time I have been afflicted with a
disordered stomach, and was unable to attend
a reliable remedy.
to any business. I was advised to u-e your
II ELM B O L D’S E X T R A C T BUC H U, Bitters, which I did, they proving o f great
Established upwards of 18 years, prepared by benefit to me. I believe bad it not been for
them I should have been in my grave ere this.
B. X. II ELM BOLD,
I write not ouly t j testify to the virtue o f y„ur
_
„
DRUG GIST,
Bitters, but also to have you ship in.- two doz­
No 594 Broadway New York,
No 104 South Tenth it., Philadelphia, Penn. en as soon as possible, as I am keeping a
»tore.
Yours, respectfully.
The Beat Known.
JOHN M. OREACEN.
at D O D D 'S. Salem.
H OSTETTER’S STl M A C H B IT T E R S .
B
ped along here and there lighting
down upon an easy section o f grade,
UCKUVU
AGENTS FOR TIIE PACIFIC COAST,
R
E A PER ,
(The W orld,! Challenger
turniog China loose and pecking up tbe
dirt leaving huge fir trees standing in
assort­
m ade : w o r k
was
The
Purifier o f the Blood,
A Pleasant Tonic!
liquor, drug and grocery stores.
T W ELPSTAKESi
Upon arrival o f same took
passage for Salem. Found John Brown,
brewer, o f Salem, aud Sam Clarke
CUSTOM
Aa
J. E DAYIDSOX, Jfl. D ,
with the Echo at Oregon City hut that
boat had failed to come to time in con.
warranted.
T
Supt. Com. Sellout*, Pollc Co.
from there the greater number o f the
passengers— ourself amoug them—
Pittsburg Landing, aud who, upon I footed it into Oregon City. The W il.
reaching the scene o f conflict, found lamette Navigation Company’s boat,
manufactured and
ment of
Portland, June 23,1868.
here
found us here on her up trip, aud glid-
a case o f
and Gaiters,
1 11. L A K E .
M JIIO O I j F IJ A D .
The Success, Capt. Baughman,
The Sacramento Reporter speaks of j ed past u< with the majesty o f a swan,
Shoes
about town and the forms for the nut-
found piled upon the hank o f the river,
has
Boots,
Reached Dutchrown about noon
drive us to Dallas and return with slid
IIE FOLLOWING LETTERS FROM
welt known physicians and individuals
show the estima'iou iu which fiis celebrated
preparation is held by those who have used
them :
PiTTsnuno, May 10.1880.
Messrs. ITostetter A Smith— Gentlemen.—
During a visit in tbe West last Fall, I contract­
ed chills and lever, which brought me to my
bed. and finally terminated iu typhoid fever,
E L M R O L D ’ S EXTRACT BUCnU and confiued me to my room for several
gives health and vigor to tbe frame, and months, during which time I was so prastrat-
bloom to the pallid check. Debility ia accom­
ed that I almost despaired o f ever recovering
panied by many nlarming symptoms, and if no health ; having entirely lost my appetite for
treatment is submit
o ’ consumption, insan­ days, not being able to eat a morsel; added to
ity or eliptic fits ensue.
which I was much distressed with a reeling
sensation in my head, and passed many sleep­
less nights— all from debility caused by my
prostrate condition, brought ab-uit by the fes
ver. At this stage ot my condition a friend
1 ecoinmended me to use your celebrated
Stomach Bitters; but being morally opposed
OR NON-RETENTION, OR INCONTI- to tbe use of stimulants in any form, I at first
neuce o f Urine, irritation, inflamation or declined, but afterward yielding my prejudice»,
ulceration of the bladder or kidneys, diseases
uud alter taking tbe mcdicinfo for severil
of the prostrate gland«, stone in the bladder, weeks as directed, my appetite returned, and
calculus, gravel or brickdust deposits, and all with it I am rapidly regaining my former
tke diseases of the bladder, kidneys and drop­ strength and vigor. My tdt*ep(frem the loss
sical swelling«
o f which I had suffered innch) has never been
USE HELM BOLD’S FLU ID EXTRACT better than it is now, and the reeling sensa­
tion (before alluded to) has entirely left me.—
BUCI1U.
My bowels, which were mtieh censtipated and
irregular, are now quite natural, and in fact,
I am glad to say that I feel myself a new man,
aud teuder you this testimonial o f tny appreci­
ation o f your valuable preparation, in order
that others suffering as 1 have, in*y avail
nfeebled and
d e l i c a t e c o n - themselves o f its virtue«, which prejudice pre­
stitutions of both seXos, use lieluibol.l's vented me from enjoying fur so loug a period.
Extract Bucbu. It will give hri«k and euer- I may bleo add that my physician, after see­
ing the beneficial effect your Bitters had. rec­
gatic feeling, and enable you to sleep well.
ommended that I should use them regularly.
Yours, very respectfully,
E. BoK N K , 45 Market street.
H
is the intention o f the Company to let
Hired a»
STOMACH BITTSRS.
STORE.
Lewis, and, with this, reached Salem
where we arrived at 4 P. M.
n O S T E T T E R ’S
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AND
IN EOLA,
Price, H 25 per bottle, or six bottles for $0
50, delivered to any address
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYW H ERE.
at D O D D ’S Saisis,
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