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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1889)
72v V , - .m , - WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, DECEMBER 1 bSJ). VOL. Vf --NO. J I- ' T-, Hi. 7 fi 9?" r .......... Fai Keeping pace with th.. AMUEL Has opened for the Kali ami W inter trade a lin ger assortment than hvh- before, and iimtes tiie spe cial attention of the. people of Albany and surround ing country to his mamnoth. FALL and fill STOCK! CONSISTING- OF- dry goods and kotioss. boots and shoes, groceries, Carpets of all kinds, oilcloths and lenol1ums, window shades, portiers, LACE Cl'RTAINS, In fact a complete assortment of general merchan dise. His entire building, including "basement, first and second stories, is crowded full of new goods, bought direct from importers and manufacturers for the present fall and winter trade, which affords a stock ot new and fresh dfs'gns large enough to .sup ply any want, and which will be sold as low as first class full weight goods can be bought anywhere in Oreorou Specialties in Ladies Novelties of The pubjic is cordially eur magnificently stocked I Gruiss Ar k -r nliHnj flush Goods and I urana Ever breugbt to Albany. Call and inspect their immense stack. When fully opened it will be the Most eompleto of Elegant Holiday Displays. agFirst Street, Next to Revere Home. S. fK. fa The best I rtMK-h band Fewnl corset in the market. Try them once. You never will wear any other. .Money refunded it i;or found entirely fatisfactorv V E. A - . , iioyncenien Lb steady growth of Albany T; n CLOAKS AND JACKETS, UNDERWEAR, KNIT GOODS, TABLE LINENS, FINE HOSIERY. KNITTING YARNS, ZEPHYRS, SAXONIES, FINE AND I COMMON UMBRELLAS. Fine Dress Goods and the Season. inritod to call and inspect display room & Son traee ene f the Urgtst liiif f Art SiiDDlies! H YOUNG Opening. ay CORSETS BB8Perfection of Fit COMFORT STRENGTH YOU! 7, gentYtbi' SPECIAL XOTICK. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of Londoc, England, aUoof thelielle- vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, rr Ha enlargements, tumors a:iu wens, n'.iuut pain or the knife, tie also niiKesa specialty of treat ment wirh t i!-cti icily. Has praoti; id in tlic Cfcsvi'i:!! Trench and Eddish Iioppit ni. Calls promptly attended day or nurht. His motto is "GOOD WILL TO ALL." 5"OlIiee and residence Ferry street, between Third and Fourth. Star .....A VVI.I. STOCK OF.. Stap?e Groceries Crockery, Glassware, The best quality ef tea?, cofftos, ctudies, nuts, f to. CANDIES, NUTS FRESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this oll reliable house ia also to be found a complete assortment of fresh famil) groceries, to which is constantly tieing added all the seasonable lines of groceries and pro visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order, Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These poods were all bourht when prices were low and the benefit of tLe margin will be (fiven to his customers. Keineiniier the plan:. at the old corner on First and liroalalbin Ms, Proprietor of. Albany Soda Works And ii-ianuf:irturer f Choice Confectionery. Wo are bow prepared to furnish elioicc, frtsh cintiics t-f heft xrade, ecnsiytii:;: of pure ptirk, assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra French and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy toys and a enerii isfortment of fine csndies AT V, HOLES tl.E QIC Cl.l.lll. lrCn!er frrm rountrv dealers promptly at tended to. Factory ou Kirbt street. ALBANY OREGON RED GROWN MILLS INOM, LA.kl; .t CO.. Prop, NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for Painilyuna liakrr's use) Best Siorase Facilities, iirniphest uih prio pH fr wkt"5i &LUANT OREGON The BUYERS1 GUIDE is iasuerl March ftud Sept. each year. It it an encyclopedia of useful information for all who purchase the .uxnriei or the necessities of life. We can clothe you n famish you with all the necessary and unnecessary ap pliances to ride, walk Hance, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work,;go to church or stay at home, and in raiiousl sizes, styles and quantities. Just retire out what is required to do'all these things COMFORTABLY. nd you can makeja fair estimate of the value of the BUYERS' CUIDE, which will be sent uponlreceipt of 10 cents'' to pay do8taKe. MONTGOMERY, WARD & CO 1 14 Michigan Aveoui Chicago. III. We are permanently located on the old Cline homestead y, mile from Albany on Corvallis road. We have on hand a large stock of Choice Emit Trees of cur own growing, which we wil sell at lowest living rates. Parties contemplating planting trees will consult their interests by examining our stock and prices btfore purchasing. II T MAN A BltOWNKLL, Albany, Oregon. PATENTS Caveats and Frade marks obtained, and all prttcnt business conduc ted for moderate f'es. Our ofllce is opposite U. S. Patent Ofliee and we t an cecurc pstcnt in !;-s time a.id at less cost than those remote from Washington. Send model drawinjr, or plioto.witli kefcription. We advise, if patentable or not, free of c-harse. Onr fee nt dr.e till patent ir- secured, A ii'.tie liiMik, " How to Obtain Tat- i eiit.s." v itii li.uiM of a: tual eheiits. in ! your s-t.iie, eoiir.ty or town suit free, i Add res J r. a. & o.. I Opuiibitc 1'. S- l'aleut O.iics Washjiijtou. I Bakery ! Conrad Mey er POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tnis powtuT never vanes. A marvel oi 'M.i i: v.strcnirih and wliolcsonienees. More .c.iitotitical tlian the ordinar kinds, iind cuueot he sold in competi tion with 'uuJUtnde of low te6t, short weigh! .iluiu oi phorplnte powdcrt. Sold onlv in c ms. ICotai. Bakut ow dek Co, 10:- 'Vap -t.. N. T. Ll-WlS M, Ji.llSr-ON t: Co., Ajrcuts, rorlhtiid, Oregon, I'HYSK l.tN W H. l)AVI, II II. lUVSlCIAN AND I? su.'eon. (Vnlefound at hie ortice room ii. S'uhuii'. l lt ik, K irt street. Albany Oregon - CI W. .MAS'ION, im.-H)y 1MJ f , xcen, Albany, Orei-on M. H. ELMS, PHYSICIAN AND SCRr peon, Albai y Orrj;iu. f C. KKLI.V, PHYSICIAN AND UR- J. geon Albany, (ireeon. ofHce in .Pitrce's new block, lirlice.hnurc, from 8 A. li. to 4 r. m. A J. KliM-l E K, Vt'iKIilNAKY SL'R . ceon, truluate of Ontario veterirnry college and member of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is pr pared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals on scientific principles. Oflice at Ann Marshall's livery stable, iletidciue 4th md tabpooia streets, Albany, Oregon. DK. 1. V. KTAKK, P21YKICIAN AND Suru'eon, late of P.rownsvilie, Or. Olrirc in the Strahan l'earre Mock ii)tairs in Ue rear rot.ms on the main ball. Cars promptly attended to in city or cnuntjy. DK. K KOLDKWAY, VETERINARY Sl'R. Sreou, Albany, Oregon - -Graduate of (JetJ iimn ami vnicrici:n couches. TYr. E. A. McAlistf.k lioKi.orATiiic rnv l.t sicisn and sursreon Has r moved his ottice into Craw ford's block. All calls prompt ly a;icniea to. Dr;o. a. wiinxEY, physician and iuri;.-on. Graduate vf KelJevue Hospi tal Medical C'olIej;e. New York Cify. Diieates of women a specialty, Ofllcw iu . Frcman's brick, Albany Orecoii. TV! OT1CE IS HEREBY 'GIVEN THAT PRO i.T perty owners are required by ordinance to cut down ami remove ail thistles and ob noxious weeds growing upon their premise, ami ujh:i the ttreet adjoining tlurtto, within the city l:rnit of All any. Those faillnsrto deFOi!l e liable to a rire of J5, J5y order of the liry uiar-hal, J.N. IIOFFMAN Alba.ny, Ji .ve 2S, 1889, H EV. EIIT. PRACTICAL WATC1IHAKK . iiid jcAcier, Albany, Oreifon, ATTOKXEV.H. I. V. X. r.l.Af'r.HI RN. . W HRIGnT, BI.ACKIII ItX, & WKIGHTATTOKNKYAT Law, Albanv. Oregon. Office in Odd brltow'a Tcnipte. Vill practice in all court of the hluso, and iic npvcial attention to all bUHilHM. fLYh:RfoNcilAuLES"E7"A at Law, Albany, Or. Oilice in roome 13 and 14, Foiter' lilock, oer L. K. Wain's stor K.V t ATI 101tFt7ltPfATTORNEY AT . law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd Fellow's Temple. Will pract in all the court? of thestate, and give apetial attention to all btiHincHf. I.aud Snrvrylag. 1)KTtM MtSIMSO Kl'RTITIKS POKI CAV B taiu accurate and prompt work by calling upon ex-county surveyor r', T. T. Fisher. Ha his complete copies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare i to do surveying in any part o! l.mn county. 1'ostomce auaretfs, Millers Ktation, Linn con ity, Oregon. c B. W1XX, AG EXT FOR THE LEAD- ing fire, life and accident insuraaee cm- paniej. For Beat. FURNISHES ROOMS TO R1KT. ATTTJK City Restaurant. , (Drain Tllefor Pale. A GOOD' SUPPLY Or FIRST CLASS drain tile for rals at the Etge brick and tile factory East of Albany near Knox Butte. Call at the factory or address Propta & Auston, Albany Oregon. WAXTED A- GIRL TO DO GENERAL housewerk. Apply at the coi ner of 6th and Railroad streets. Delmonico Restaurant, CONKR FIRST AND ELLSWORTH STS. The undtrsigned having purchased the old Herman Restaurant stand has opened under the above name a first class restanrant. We are prepared to furnish meals for parties or dances tn short notice. Oysters served in every style, eastern or coast; all kinda of fish known in the marketl Employ only first-class help and waiting will w ill be prompt And courteous. Rec ular meals 23 cts. Coffee of first class quality and a cup of coffee and cake at from 5 to 10 cts. I am well known intkis city and request the citizens to give mo a call. SAM GOETS, Proprietor. Important Notice. I HAVE RETURXFD FROM THE FRONT. 1 paid all my men on the 19th. Any person holding any of my time cheeks will please present them to me at my office in the Tweedale block for payment. We have plen ty of money here. J. S. ANTON'KLLE, General Coiitracror of firm Antonclle & Doe, Men Wanted. rro v.Oiti; on Tiiu orkgpx pacific JL rai road. Apply at oncj to Ciinan & ! MoivtiUi. j t'i'iie Rivos for Sale. j T'O:: SALE -TWO YEARLING HALF j J ' tftfl t.sii!, oh Sheit Horn : !! one i ll-.Vtiip. rCJlucfcalw-n. Will I'P oM fci-' .--ii , l;ANltL HOI CK, J Tanyi-.f. O: Cj.cn. i v;-i.ul tolion j WASHINGTON NEWS. The Investigating Committee Cen sures the Sergeant-at-Anr.s. THE 1AY IN C'ONtiltKS. Both BrarjcbfS Adjourn Until Moi.&ij Tfce Frompt LjEcbiEg of a Fiend Who Asian Ited a Little Gi 1- The Hlrauvk Special Dispatehm. Washington, Dec. 12. A reso lution was introduce" to-day adopt ing the report of the fcilcott com mittee as presented to the house. The rt-Bolution was adopted. The report of the committee iiveti a detailed statement cf the assets and liabilities of the ofliee on December 5. The shortage is placed at $0,08.9o. The commit tee has not yet made a suflieient investigation of the matter of the d.seounts. and notes. Many notes, the committee believes, were forged to cover defalcations al ready existing. It says the com mittee cannot too severely condemn .he manner in which the sergeant- at arms conducted the affairs of his office. A resolution was adopted extending the power to select a committee so it may report to the heuse its conclusions as to the effects of any deficiency of cash in the olhce of the serueant-at-arms. The house then adjourned until Monday. After some unimportant business the introduction of bills was re surred in the senate. Butler in traduced a bill providing for the emigration oi persons of color lrom the Southern states, and Stewart presented a free coinage bill. After a brief executive session the senate adjourned till Monday. The senate has confirmed the nomination of Green B. Kaum, of Illinois, as commissioner of pen sions. A RAVISH EK LYNCHED. He Assaulted a Little Girl and was Promptly Hung. Chattanooga, Dec. 12. Laura Stivers, a seven-year-old girl, was assaulted in the woods yesterday bv a w hite man named Williard. A pose caught him last night and after identification lynched nun. Salvationists In Trouble. Genkva, Dec. 12. Colonel Clib hnrn Unnth. chief of the staff and commander of the Salvation army, was sm-ested for infrinsint; a decree by which he was expelled from the Sniithson land, lie was arraigned to-day and liberated upon the pay ment of '). Kathhoae'M Funeral. Uric a, N. Y., Dec. 12. The funeral of Justus II. Kathbone took place this morning. A large number of Knights of Pythias were present. A CX'KIOUS FKKAK. A Semi-ClYilized Moiieol Who Likes to Go to Church. Dixton Tribune. It would hardly be fair to assume that frequenting a house of worship by a Cbiuainaa is any evidence ot an unbalanced mind, but the particular Chinaman to whom this refers it very eccentric, to tay the least, and some of hi acts are bard to account for upon any other theory thau that he is a little weak in the upper story. Nobody seems to know his name. He made his Appearance in Dixon several montht ago and walked into the City Hotel dining-room and seated himself with the. regular boarders. He has 'discarded his cu, his hair is shingled he sports a thin hut scraggy mustache, and. dresses like a white rnaa. . - He is . very reserved, and he walks the streets leisurely, looking neither to the right nor to the left, hut ap parently searching for something on the sidewalk. He is a regular attend ant at both morning and evening ser vices in the Baptist church. He also regularly attends choir practice every Satttrday evening, manages to find the page and number of the hymn, land can be heard humming the tune. Once during services in the church Miss Noble sang a solo. The air was not familiar to many people in the congregation, but the Chinaman was distinctly heard humming it in unison with Miss Noble. When the contribution-box is passed around his con tribution is almost invariably a quar ter and a 10-cent piece. He keeps well posted concerning the dates of meetings of societies con nected with the church, and frequent ly attends meetings of the Baptist Ladies' Aid Society, at which ladies only are expected to be present. At one of the business meetings of the Parlor of Native Daughters, he ap peared and quitely seated himself in the president's chair. He soon had the lodgereom all to himself. It may be that his lunacy, if such it can be called, is of a harmless character, hut it is well enough to keep an eye on him. Inventions and Wages. Scientific American. Some paper has started the silly question: "Do inventions decrease wages?" Certainly they do not. On the contrary, inventions increase waes, shorten the work da' and de crease prices. Ir fact, inventions o-nstituttj the only possible way by which labor can he emancipated from drudgery, long hours and poor pay. Inventions are increasing evtry year, and waj;es arc constantly advancing in all countries wncre thy are utilized. Take calico as an example: There are persons now living who can te member w hen calico sold at 25 cents .i yard. It now i-clls at S cents. This great reduction in pri.-e was effected by inventions. In the mean time, reacts have in no case fallen, but have advanced very greatly. A day's wages will now buy as much calico a week's wages would fifty years ago. Calico is selected as .in example, hut the same facts are true as regards other manfacturcs. Any one, no matter whether a laborer, a loafer, Jor a capitalist, who talks against invention talks against one of the very greates-t material bltE.siugx that has teen vouchsafe 1 to the world, and it is astounding that any person cui be found who is so ignorant or so rseh as to condemn them. A KES1AKKABI.K CITY. 30,000 Happy People, With Neither Shop, Artinan, Ner Trade. Lordon Times. Lying between Assam and fiurmah is the retnoti: little hill State of Man ipur, lately visi'.ed,by Indian officers, one, of whom, writinir on the forests of the State in Indian Forests, gives an extraordiary account of imphaii, the capital. It is situated in what appears adense forest. "Neither spuei nor chimneys cut the blue sky, nor is smoke observed to ascend from the sylvan scene of the capital. Nothing, ia fact, bespeaks the busy home of 30,000 to 40,000 people, and yet hidden away among these trees is the palace of the Rajah and hard by are the houses of his fayoites, each family having a large inclosure around the homestead. Imphaii may thus be described as a city of villages, or rather suhurban residences, around the palace. Straight, wide roads lined with trees, frequently intersect ing each other at right angles, afford the means of communication, but neither shop, artisan, nor wheeled conveyance exists in the city. In dustry and skill occur only in the dis tant rural homes." The people of the capital are the promoted favorites of the ruler, who have had assigned to them plots of ground near the palace, and live by pressing upon the persecuted agricul turists of the State, The capital of Manipur is a royal residence dedicated to luxury and amusement. All arc happy. The streets are crowded with smiling, healthy faces, of which few- bear the ma-ks of toil and labor. There are no schools in the State, and court favor and promotion are secured by .successin polo. Coinage is unknown, and the men are not allowed to trade. Imports and exports, except in cer tain articles that yield a royaljrevenue, are practically prohibited. The women from the distant vil lages repair on a oertaiu day to the capital or to other recognized centers Each carries on her head a neatly made square basket, in which has been placed the surplus stock of the homestead, the labors of her indus trial skill or of her husband's agri cultural knowledge. On reachinglhe market place the contents of thete hakcts are exposed and bartered, when each returns aain to htrfanuly, carrying off the proceeds. Ou market days the long straight road from Bashenpur to Imphaii is crowded by groups of women hurry ing to and fro. Each wears an elegantly striped dress in bright colors, made of silk and cotton. The stripes run along the length, and the top and bottom are neatly em broidered. A long piece ef cloth is cleverly carried across the breasts and just under the armpits, instead of round the waist, and is firmly tucked up, so that the top em broidered edge falls forward, adding an additional fold to the garment, while the bottom edge reaches a little below the knees. The levs and arms are lett exposed. Ane women are the only trader? in the whole state. Olsarmtax mm rs)ee fee.' "This was sometime a paradox, " as Hamlet says. . , Since, however, Ue people-of America and other .'nd have been enabled to pit Hofttettcrto Stomach Bitters against that nnscs fee, malaria, it is no longer ajDsradox, but an easy poMloiJJty. wuatever malaria evolves its misty venom to joison the air, and decaying unwhole- oome vegetation im preen ate r toe water, there, in the very, stronghold of miasma, Is the auxiliary otent to disarm the foe . and ; fissure efficient protection. Fever arid 'ague, billons remittent, dumb sgue and ajrue cake, no matter how tensciously they have fastener their clutch on the system. are first forced to relax their gra? and eventually to abandon it alto gether. But it m preventive force that should chiefly recommend the Bitters to persons dwelling in malaria- 'urscd localities, for it isacertam buckler of defence against which the enemy ,s poweilcss. Cures, likewise, dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney and hlllioui ailments. riles! Piles! riles! Dr William's Indian Pile Ointme jk is the only sure cure for blind, bleed ing or itching piles ever discovered It never fails to cure old cases of long standing, Judtre Coons, Maysville, Ky, says: "Dr William's Indian Pile Ointment cured me after years of suffering." Judge Coffin bury, Cleveland, O.eays "I nave ound by experience that Dr. Wil)iar.'3 Indian Pile Ointment give immediate and permanent relief." We have hundreds of 6uch testi monials. Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by druggists at S0c and $ I per box. Soli by Foshay & Mason, Albany, Oregon. - Holiday Prices. At Greenwood's Fine Art Studio, laving pecured the eerviceH of Prof. Ila.vthorne, recently from Baltimore. I am now prepared to accommodate my patrons with cry tine pictures on ttie new fs em. Ail work guaranteed. Prices raded from W cents up. All wa"t- imr lii'fct-clasK wcrfc will do wt-ll to call. W. II. Ukkenwcoi). ASTORIA ITEMS. Doings Down by the Sad Sea Waves. ItKAL ESTATE IS TIKV At-TIVK. The IFntnre Bg Orfgsu Setport Whets any Ba'lroaiiu Will Bave Their Terminus. Ti.c crowds of hlrangers vit-ibh: in Astoria to-day tells the talc of grow ing interest in regard to real estate in the city and its suburbs. Meu from Chicago, from Tennessee, from Il linois ard from almost every geograph ical division of the Pacific slope are among the buyers, and without ex ception the popular concession is that Astoria is destined, from this time on, to be the choice city of the northwest for healthfnl and comfortable homo life and the most important commer cial center of them all. The real estate men are kept busy showing their property, and ales are made without difficulty. VVingate & Stone last evening closed out a big deal with parties from Port land, upon property near Tongue Point It was a $20,000 trade. ' Wright & Warren's sales to-day aggregate $ 1,000, most of the lota being in Astor addition. ' Bobb ii Parker in Adair' j, 2 lots to J. A. Lucas for $200, and 5 lots to A. Rickers for $225.. Stocton & Welch sold the farm of C. W. Rich, on the Lewis &. Clarke, for $1500, and G lots in Holeomb's addition for $155. Mansil sold, since tbo Transcript went to press last evening, 47 acres of tale land, section 16 township 8, north, range 8 west, to Wra. Reid for $259; lot 1, in block 72, Shively's Astoria, to Airs' Charters for $250, lot 9 to Thomas Bailey, in same block for $250. ; Wor8ley & Carruthers have some important (sales under iray, but w ill not be consummated until it is too late to publish them. The Astoria Ileal Estate Co. have some important sales on hand that will probably Im heard of to-morrow. Astornt Transcript, Doc. . With the many railroads building towards Astoria it requires nu great sagacity to foretell the futnrc of that city. Situated at the mouth ot the Columbia, with one or more lines of railroad centering at itf wharves, it is reasonable to r.-xpect that in a tew yers it ii!l be th great thijpuicr point of Cregon. Tra'l- .tur ally feek it as the v oit direct reute to a teahoani, aw' in th near future the great seaport, of 'Lis ;Ute will be Astoria, and not a city nc?, hundred, and fifty miles in the interior. Aside from our owu city there is no point so directly interested in th's opening of the Columbia river as At-toru, and when the proposed improvements to this magnificent rirrr aro completed the wealth of a great portion ofihe inland will 1m shipped from its dock, The Dalle Timcs-Monotainccr. James K. Kelly has leaked to Lud wick Mortcnsou aiH James and John McCatiu blocks ft, K atd 20. Aid. r brook lor a term of ten years tr $150 per annum for the first fiee years, and $2C0 per ai.n'jrti for the last B vo fears, property to he used as a ship building yard Adrian, Dec. 5ih. Messrs Casey aud Inwards, of Portland, yesterday bonded 40 acivs, sec. 15, on the other sidgof Young' river and in a few months will be sel ling it for $20,000.Astoa:an Deo. 5th. California (tR-rre. The oiily guaranteed cure for atarra cold in the hesd. bay fevar, roe cold, catarrhal dcufr.es and core ey es, I e stpre the sense of taste and unpleasant Wrath, resulting irero cstarrh.-. Ey and plcasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is warranted, tr all druer gihU. Send for circular to Atiictine Medical Company, OroyiUe, GiL Six months' treatment for $1; sent ly mail. ?I 10, For rle tr Fc-shay A Mason. Baeklea'it Arulea Salve. The .Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chappi d Hands, Chilblains,. Corns, and ill Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay. reanired. It is Guaranteed to gl ve perfect satisfaction. or money reiuuaeu, rriee ti- cents per box, For sale by Foshay A Mason, THAT HACKING COUGH cak t so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. o guarantee it. Foshay & ilason. TIE TOOK THE TRO!?Ci MEPICEYE. Robert Stewart, of l'etahinjs, recent had a queer experience. He vr:tcs: "Carbuncles and toils aSIetPu mv tn and neck for weeks. Finally I rrocurc I tf 3 a oottie oi one of the Joadlns :iarsc;: rillas. To my surprise it jna-Jc raatt'c worse. This made rac lose liltli in Sara parillas, bnt sccinc ti stateAttit Ir.nt Jo VegeUblc SariornrillA drictf vn boils a: laco eruptions instead of forcinz mo" out, as tho potash sarsapanJIcs do," boughta bottle. The effect w.is r.stonis' lng. The carbuncles and boils liecnn 1 . it , - naM ny lac?. V vos r ;n uuu diuuui.ius ever. .My uto; cr " took a bottlo with the samo benefit KOBERT Stewaxt, rctaluina.es IExplanatoTyNoto.-Thcm5ncr.il. Toi1! of I'otasb, which is the ba:.i (,f j.fr all other sarsaparinas, attacts t-.c j.'r oircet, hence fortes impi:n'c- t'm theskin,creatinsmoraijoi:socdT.:n"N" Joy s Vegetable Sar&tpari'Ja acts ,-." sitely. IUvese;abbjc';era:ivos?:i-j '. tuo various secretive c 1 c' eliminate nil impurities throWi ';N r uralcbaijne!::,Li.ufcCric3V.ppi.' .5 .; skia crurttious at oecc. 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