She Oregon cpu.blieitn.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, OUT. 28.
LOST.
Lost to the world, ami its old sweet ways
It in it wiM-of -ivuu amlsiu;
Remorseful tb'ju.hta of hU nher day.,
.'o ho dtowncd in the rc vol's din.
God !hiul.l :vti l pity! None vUo can savo
The joyf lost wrotoh from a drunkard's grave,
Ab ! yea ; ha U drunk, but I iity him so,
F r be is frioinllejis, anil poor. auduld ;
It is warm, the rain will not chill, I kno w
Twere tho same if freezing cold.
See him lyinj? prone ami helpless there,
The beating rain on hid long, tutu hair.
I look at .Uii foul ami bloated lip?,
At Lis hands oh ! shameful and sad to sec
Then down at the littlo white hand I hold,
At the little white foot on luy'knce,
I know tlfut a mother, tender and true,
Blessed Iho lost one's life when a baby, too.
My A'g!rs twioo iu my darling's hair,
White the 8U r.mer rain falls suit and still ;
I look at the poor old wanderer there,
And weep despite my rriil,
I weep tor the mother who bared her breast.
To lull that form to its childish rt-st.
I know tho fingers were tender as mine,
'I'uat toyed, like mine, with hi golden hair
It unco was gulden, I see tho shino
01 its laded tplender there.
Ah ! where is the hand and dear white breast,
That soothed him onca to his infant rest 1
Dear litU eye-, so blue- n.nd deep,
Soft little hands soplnmp and fair'
Let mo close tbe one tj a dreamless sleep,
And fold tho oih rs wliero
They linll inner move on earth again;
Than sou them with such a t hameful stain,
Mothers of earth, when we rear our sons
Vii,h such laving and tender pride,
IIow Hale we know v, here feet will stray,
th tke paths ol the world s wirJ.
'Ti a merciful, hand thathobls a screen
'Twist the baby d:yj and life's' closing scene.
- The Ann of 'Ma:.'. 4,Tho age of
niMj," says the Guud Rook, "is three
score years aud ten." yet many cases
are on record of men who have attained
tho "-ago of ono hundred' and there are
iustaneea ; of; persons roaching one
hundred and twenty to one hundred
and seventy, and even to 185 the age
of a Hungarian peasant natuctl Petrach
Czirtatu who was born 15S7 and died
in 1771' Shakspearo divides life into
seven stages; aud av;u,of science into
four distinct periods only Infancy,
youth, maturity and decline. Some
apply tho term to infancy, boyhood,
adolescence, virility, maturity, deeliue,
and old age, of a state of childhood.
Infancy refers to the first two years of
existence, during which the . first set of
teeth are developed, childhood, betweeu
two and eight, .when the first teeth are
shed and new ones take their places ;
boyhood, from eight 'to fifteen, when a
marked transition is effected ; adoles
cence, from fifteen to twenty -one;
manhood culminates at forty-five or forty
eight. From from that time, although
the mind retains and even increases its
power, still the body begins U loose its
energy, and gradually declines through
the descending scale of maturity to old
age. Women arc more precocious than
men, and yet the average duration of
life acceeda to the fact that they are
less exposed to accident and dangerous
in the common course of events conse
quent to our daily vocations, and more
extreme cases of female, longevity are
recorded. Golden dig'.
A Bell Rkven Huniiif.i Years
Old Fished Up. An Irish paper
states that as three men were poling a
boat along the Abbe Kiver, County f
Limerick, on Saturday August lilh,
the pole which they were using stuck
in the bottom of the river, and for a time
their united exertions failed to ex
tricate it. At last they succeeded, when
to ' their astonish ment they discovered
that it was an enormously large metal
bell, which remained suspended to it,
and which they jjot into the boat. The
bell, which weights about twelve stone,
bore some inscriptions which has not as
jet been deciphered. On a close in
spection it was, however, found that it
bore the date 1181 and is supposed to
have belonged to St. Mary's Cathedral
and to have been thrown into the river
during the siege of Limerick.
. Impudent Questions. To ask an
unmarried lady how old she is.
To ask a lawyer if he ever told a
lie.
. To ask a doctor how many persons
lie has killed.
To ask a minister whether he ever
did anything very wrong.
To ask a merchant whether he has
ever cheated a customer.
To ask a young lady whether she
should like a beau.
; To ak an editor tho name of any of
his correspondents.
To ask a subscriber if he has paid
the priuter.
; Four scoundrels on Smiths Island Pa
induced a girl to drink six glasses of
beer' and attempted an outrage, but
failed TIej then left her and started
off. f "A- "second attack was made, and
one of the men placed his hands over
fhcr mouth to, prevent her screaming,
wherishe bit two of his fingers off, and
has them to show her friends.
... Those whi are not easy at home will
Dot find enjoyment anywhere else. The
man who yawns 'at his'owo fireside will
oulyflueeratc his, jugular if ho goes to
0 crowded city. Happiness is an inter
nal arrangement, and if it don't bloom
at home, it won't flower anywhere. To
undertake to run away from ennui, is as
jiirne as io attempt to rua away from
.Paper en (m--Newspaper attacks.
Parlor in;iaznie--Keroseue lamp.?.
The. great American, ''ism" Jour
nalism. Itehitive- that ought to bo good pe
(lostri.ins Step boih.
If "might makes right," did it over
make a wheel Wlito '
I low to overcome your .sorrows
Strike one of your own fighs.
T.ie (julekrst way to learn the "Dutch
roll" Drink Holland gin.
Railroads have no alloction, yet they
ouht all to have strong ties.
The wisest man must be totally out
of his latitude at the equator.
Othello was not a lawyer, although
ho was a-tawny-general of Venice.
Jeeins inquire? if the notes of a gas
company are set to the same meter.
A Cincinnatti market regulation
"No whistling near the sausage stands."
An undertaker in Mt. Vernon adver
tises : Collins made and repaired on
sh'-rt notice.
Dobbs thinks that instead of giving
credit to whom credit, is due, tho cash
had better be paid.
Why should a coachman's business
be good at all times ? Because it is
always driving. -
Mrs. Victoria Woodhull is announced
as having arrived at Cleveland with
Col.' Blood a iu;;:bu:id.
There is a city in Hilo-ia bearing the
unctuous name of I'iutt. It is probabiy
a kind of H'i obecity.
Wendell Phillips h:u discovered that
"The ll' pnbacan Lion is dead." That
is why. he kicks it.
A California editor has bought a
mule, and a brother editor chronicles it
as a remarkable case of self-possession.
"Why. Tom, my dear fellow, how
old you look V "Dare say, Bob, fur
the fact is I never wa? so old before in
my life."
No people under the heavens can ex
cel the Americans in the manly art of
sitting on a bench and seeing eighteen
meu play ball.
An Irish school master recently in
formed his pupils that the femeninc
should always b applied to all ships
and vessels afloat, except mail steamers
aud 2n-of-war.
"Gentlemen," said a publican to his
guests at midnight, ' l don't know
whether yoti have talked enough or not,
but a.s for myself, I am goiiig to shut
up."
"What do they call this sort of wool
mohair, l'se like to know." "Dat isn't
wool, heney; dat dare kim off a goat
and dey call it mohair caze a goat have
mo' hair dan a sheep."
Grasshopers having been a long time
a plague to man, now have a plague of
their own. It is a sort of reduced flea
They have not yet been interviewed a
to how they like it.
A music dealer on Uroadwiy ha:
in his window a sentimental song thus
marked : "Thou hast loved mo and left
me, for 2") cents." This is certainly
the cheapest kind of divorce.
An honest country parson, who, in
the time of a great drouth, was desired
to pray for rain, answered : " I'll
willingly do it to oblige you, but it is
to no purpose while the wind is in this
quarter."
An To.va husband came homo drunk
and said ha had been on at4bear hunt."
His wife didn't believe him, and said
he had been out with some female.
"No 1 ain't," said he, "I can prove that
I have been to tho tavern all day."
Younger brother "What's the mat-
ter Mary ? Arc you unhappy because
neither of those fellows you were flirt
ing witjn at tho croquet yesterday pro
posed to you ?" Mary "No ; both
did, Tom! And I said 'yes' to the
wrong one
The Boston Post having ventured to
express the belief -that ''it is wrong to
fly to one extreme to correct another,
tho New York Commercial Advertiser
hastens to reply that "every disobedient
pig headed uichin in the land will en
dorse that sentiment."
Another trunk mystery, according to
tho Poughkeepsie (N. Y.) has
been brought to light. A trunk in a
Hudson river baggage car, strongly tied
with ropes, emitted an offensive odor,
which excited the suspicion of the
baggage master. He accordingly, with
the aid of a Poughkeerwie detective
had the ropes cut, when, instead of an
other gastly corps, the trunk was found
to be full of Limburger cheeso. n
One of the last words introduced
prominently to. the public is "adumbrat
ing.''' It is defined to mean tho "indi
vidualism of preliminary and precipi
tant prognostification, as eliminated in
the irregularity of never flinching and
never to yield au-inching discornbobcr
atioii of spontaneous combustion,
whether or not. and an evincing ante-
deluvian indisibilities, cotcmporancous
ly elucidated by unregenerating con
sanguinity when sycoelcphanticai and
scintillating approximately to scientific
elaboration.
m. INSURANCE C01BPJKY.
M AINU,
ORRANI7.KI) - - - j- - - - . - IHIH.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Directors' Office, No, 20 Court Street,
HOST IW, MA S3 A C I US ETTS.
1IKN11Y CHOCK KT President.
DANIKL HAIIP Vice lWi.lont.
WHITING H. IIOLUSTKU Secretary.
This is among tho Oldest of Sew Kng
lanU Companies,
Aud the Lowest Coin Company Uxtant.
PURELY MUTUAL.
Divide ii il h I)ccnie !
A ii ii u a 1 1 v.
O.V TUB
CONTRIBUTION PLAN,
A.M AIM'LIKU AKTKH THK SE(UJCl PAYMENT.
A Loan of lO percent, vh5ii Desired.
POLICIES AIU: .NOT FORFEITED in
the Union Mutn;il Lifo Insurance Company hj
failure t pay the Premium when due, lmt am
continued in force by the NoN OHFKITUHK
LAW of thu Statu of Massachusetts.
llxaiiplc showing the Working of tLe
i Law.
ri.AX, OUMNAHY LIKE.
For Example: A party injuring at tho ago
of thirty-five premium a all cah.
One Annual Premium will continue policy in
foreo- vt-ar and ' t.
Two Annual Premium will continue poa.-y m
frc6 i v.-ar. and 12 days'.
Threw Annual Premium will eonttntm policy
in !'tc-vara and 27 day..
Four Annual Premium will continue pouey
f.rc' '.S vefir.t an 1 Id d ij.
Five Anniiaf Premium will continue policy ns
furoo 10 years and i days.
OS WHICH t l' EH CKNT. X'TR li K nr.i.S CilVK.
Two Annua! Premiu'tJ will ntiuuo policy in
fore "J wtr and 2Pday.
Thre Annual Premium wiU continue polio-
iu t. r c t ycirM and 21 day.
Five Annu il Pr.mi ims ilt continue polcy ,n
force J. yir and "Jit" day.
KX4M'I.k: Premium ail Ca.h Plan Ten Pay-ui.-nt
Lit'. Oa Annual Premium will con
tinuj p.dicy in forci, a a Term Policy,
ah ut three yr.
Exahvi.ki Premium to percent. Note Plan.
Ten Payment Life. One Annual Premium will
continue policy in forc m a Term Policy,
about 2 year and 10) day.
r.ndjwmcnt PoIIrlc.0
nxAMPI-r. : Prejniutni all Cah Aro, :
' Plan, Or iif.ftry End -wment, payatdc at the
a-" 'f "'i. n Annual Premium will con
tinue p dicy n fre? a Term Poliey.
ncar'y yeir, T ! years and ?.2.' lay.
Exami'I.f : Pr minms all Cah v, "-":
Plan, Ten Yar En l..wm-nt. payable at the.
nueof t'; One Annual Premium will con
tinue policy iu forco at a Tvrm Policy,
7 year.
Note on Ilndowment Ilieie,
IJvamplk: PreDiii'tn 10 per cent. Note Ape,
."."j; Plan, Ordinary F.ndowment. p-yhl at
the ae of 60. One Annual Premium will
continue policy in force n a Term Policy
about ;'. y. nr.
Ks nin.fi : Pn i lium JO per cent. Nots Ajr
.1." ; Plan. Ten-Yeir Endowment, payable at
the nc of !". Ones Annual Premium will
continue policy in force as a Ttrm Policy
about 5 years.
Kate, Assets t Inabilities. .
ic,(, v-r7. ivns. ism.
1214)7 12101 121-57 127-00
I.STKIIKST Uecripth FOIl ISO'.) $210,1570 It
Lo.mks Paid i lSd'J 201,190 0
luTKHKHT RkCKIVKD 1J Ext KSS OF
Lohhks Paii .19,130 11
Assets this Date Ovkr.. 6,000,000 00
Losses Pait to Datb..... 1,679,133 00
Dividends Paid is Cash to Date.. .951,318 55
IsStTRASCE OS 14,000 POMCIKS
Is FoncKOVEit 30,000,000 00
This Qom party is not restricted to inveftinjf
its funds'in tho New England States. Frcm
the Report of the Auditing Committee, w find
that $1 ,000,1)00 is now loaned upon rotates in
tho City of Chicago and near thereto, where
rates of interest are noarly or quite cipual to
thoHO of tho Pacific Coast.
There is nothing desirable in Life
surance which cannot be secured
bj a Policy in the MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PACIFIC 1IHANCII OFFICE,
S. W. ! Cor. Cal. and Kearney Streets,
i '
i SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
I! H JOHNSON & CO.,
General Managers, Pacific Coast,
H.j 13. JSt O XZ H K5
I CiliNKIMI, AG 12 NT,
I OREGON A WASUINUTON TEltRITORV,
Porllaiicl.
mm r. ummurs
C0MP0UK1) FLUID
Componen Ports Fluid Extract Rhn-
bard and Fluid Extract Catawba
Grape- Juice.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICE,
1IILLIOUS AFFECTIONS. SICK Oil
N EKVOl'S 11 E A 1 A CUE, C O ST I Y E N E SS .
Ac. PUPELY VEUETAULE, CONTAIN
IN(i NO MEUCI llY. MINERALS OI
DELETER IOCS DRUGS.
ThcKt: Villi nre the uiot deaiant pur
gative, ."uper.-ediii cantor oil. Milts, Mag
nesia, Ac. There1! in iiothinj more accept
able to the Ftomaeh. They jrivo tone, and
cause neither nausea nor ripiji p.iiiiU. Tliey
arc comjHi.Kcd of tho Jim t injrrtlirntn. After a.
lVw days' uea of them. Mich an invioration of
the entire y.tctu laherf phico ha Ut uppcar
miraculous to the weak and enervated. II. T.
llelmhold's Compound Fluid Extract Catawba
Grape Pill arc not s-iitfar-contcd : ("i;?ar-coatel
Pill) pass through tho stomach without disolv
inff, eonsequentl v do nut produce the d;.-ired
edict. THE CATAWIiA GRAPE PILLS,
beinjj pleasant in t:ite and odor, do not
necessitate their heinj; su-rar-eoated, and are
prepared according to Pharmacy and Chemis
try, and are not Patent Medicines.
HSNIIY T. HL?IE0LD'S
HIGHLY CO N C E N T 1 1 A T E D ' COMPOU N D
Fluid Kxtract Sarsa.arllla.
Will radically exterminate from the system
Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sorea, I'leer. Sore
Eye, Sore I.ch, Sore Mouth, S-re Ileal,
HroiiehitL, Skin Difas s, Salt Khoum, Cank
er, Rtintiiu;; from the Ear, White Swelling,
Tumor, I 'ancerou A lb; ci ion.. Node s Ricket.
(ilaiidular Swelliitsr. Nihl Rt.li,
Tett-r, Humor of alt kin !?, Chronic Rheu-mitu-n;,
fiy"p'pia. and aii di,.a.,!eu that hive
been establ:-h d in the system for yeard.
15 EI NO PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR
THE AROVK CUJI PLAINTS, it El od Pur
ifyin prpertie- are greater than any otlicr
preparation of Saraparilia. It gives the
Ct-.iupie.xioit a Clear and Healthy t'olor, and
Rctore the PaSivnt to a -tale of Health and
Purity. For Purifvinsr the Rlood, retuovi'njf
all Chronic ('t,itttution&l Dieaio arising
from an Impure state oS the Elood, and the
only Reiiat'ie and EH final Known Remedy
for the Cure of Pains and Swelling of the
"one. Ulcerations of thj Throat and Leg,
Iliolehes, J'imi It on the F;t e, Erysipelas and
and ail Stfaly Eruption of the Skin, and
P.cautify ing the Complexion.
IIMMtV T. IICI.MII(I.IITS
CON CE NTH VTED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
' THE GREAT DiUilElIC,
hf cired every t .i' "f lijbe?c in wluch it
him hi 'T given. lrritn!'i'n of th N-ck of tlx
llladdcr and Inflamation of th Ki Itu-y.,
cerati hi of the Kil and Ula idi r, Refetjlton
Urine Di-ae f the Pri "trittij H;nd,
M..u in the It t 1 b r. Ualc:j!, (travel, P.rteK
dut Deposit, an.l Mucu -r Mi'k Dts harge.
and for Enfeebled and D io ate C':iistttuti-o-i
of both Se !. attended wish the follMwiug
symptom: lndipiition to Exertion. ln of
Power, L'-x of Mem ry, IiHicuIty of Preath
ing. Weak Nerve. Trembling. Horror of Di
r.e. Vakefulnest, Diiitnt-s o( Vii!i. Pain in
the Rack. Hot Handu, Flushing of the Rody.
Drynem of the Skin, Eruption on the Face.
Palh I Countenance, Universal Lassitude of
the Muscular System. Ac.
Use-1 hy per' n tr.-tn the nge of ei-;hfen !
twctitv-'s ve, an I fr ;n thirty She to fiUv-tive or
in the decline oreh'uge of ii;-;; aftt-r enfine
luent or labor -auu : i.c Uwetting in chiidrt-u.
H-'liohoM'x Ex!rnt. of Puclnj i Dii-r tic and
I'd "..I P.n ii as -. and cures aii Ds'.t-e arising
Ir 'tn ll.ibt!.i nf I! --i;. .!) !, a!i l Excess- and
Imj ru dene! i it Li'V. Impuriticr of the l'.lood.
Ac, ?upe feding Cop.tib.a in AtTeetions for
which i is it,". I. and Syphilitic ASVeefior- in
ihee Disea e u.ed in connection with lleim
hol l'iJ Rose Wah.
RADIUS.
In tn.iny AfTerti r s -ec;.iiitr t I.n licf the
Extract Ptiehu i.' uneijuallo.l by any other Uc
mcdy atn Chbr tsi.i or lU tenlion, Irregular
ity, Painfulno. or Sitppres.i.n of Customary
Evacuations. Ulcerated or Schirru State of
the Utern, l.eueorrhca or Whiter, Steri'.lity,
and for a'd Complaint incident to the Sex.
whether arising from In discretion or habits of
Dissipation. It ? prescribed extensively by the
most eminent Physicians and Midwivc for
Enfeebled and Delicate Constitutions of both
Sexe.'t and all ages
h.t.ju-:t.mrold:s entr vct nucinT
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IM
PRUDENCES, HA1UTS OF DISSIPATION.
Etc., in all their staircs, at little expense, little
or no change in diet, no inconvenience, and no
exposure. Itemises a frequent desire, and gives
strength to Innate, thereby removing t instruc
tion, Preventing and Curing Strictures of the
Urethra. Allavintt Pain and Inflammation, so
freojitcnt in this class of disease, and expel
ling all PoUcdous matter.
HENRY T HELM..., LIPS IMPROVED
ROSE WASH.
ennnot he surpassed as a FACE WASH, and
will bo found tho only spectne remeoy in every
et.ncie of f!iitamnnifl Affection. It speedily
eradicates Pimples, Spots, Scorbutic Dryness,
. .... m t
Indurations ot the Uutaneous .iiemnrane, eie
dispels Redness and Incipient Inflammation,
Hives, Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness of Scalp
or Skin, Frost Rites, and- nil purposes for
which Salves or Ointments are need.
Full and explicit directions accompany tho
medicines,
Evidences of tho most responsible and reli
able character furnished on application, with
hundreds of thousands of living witnesses, and
npward of 30,000 unsolicited certificates and
recommendatory letters.
Henry T. IlelmboM's Genuine Pre
' paratlons.
gent to any address. Secure from observation.
Established upwards of TWENTY'YEARS.
gold by Druggists everywhere. Address letters
for information, in confidence, to HENRY T.
II ELM BOLD,' Druggist and Chemist.
Only Depots : II. T. HELMUObD'S Drug
and Chemical Warehouse, No. 51 Rroadwny,
N. Y., or to 11. T. IIELMROLD's Medical De
pot, 101 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Ask for
I1E2UU J- MJELiMJiQLD 8. Take no Other.
11
di:ali;ii in
(ur -r & eerie sy
PROVISIONS,
and Toiiacco9
WOOD AF5D ViflLLOW WARE &c.
iAi, j, as, mi:c;ov.
T U O Vj 1 39 E X T A Ii,
Formerly "WESTERN HOTEL,"
Corner of Flrs;t - and 3Iorrison Streets,
P 0 1 IT L A N D, 0 R E GON.
Meters. SMITH t COOK
TT AVE TAKEN THIS WELL KNOWN
ft 3 House itol P.etiffed and R fumihed it
throughout, making it by far the REST HO
TEL IN PORTLAND.
N. P..- Hot and Cold Raths attached to the
House' for thy benefit of Guests.
SMITH it COOK",
Proprietors.
Portland, April 11, 1870. 7:tf
DALLAS LIVERY. FEED & SALE
Cor. Main and Court .Streets,
Th03. G. Richmond, Proprietor,
HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE
Stand of Mr. A. H. Whitley, we have re
fitted and re-stocked it in such a manner as
will satisfactorily meet every want of the com
munity. I!uiess, sdnsjle or double, Hacks, Con
cord tVaofon, etc., dr.,
Furnished at all hour?, day or night, on
short noti' e.
Superior Saddle Ifor.vs, let by the
Day or cek.
TEHIVIS, REASOKAIiLE.
4 T. G. RICHMOND
The originator of thin wonderful medicine
claims to have discovered and romKiurd iu
h'ii t,fn: if' more of .S-timt ft c ttujii nt.d
rul rt-j.r i tt than wa ever before conit-ined in
one medicine. The evidet.ew of this fact is
lound iu the variety of most obstinate discasns
whieh it h.ts liitn foiiii.l t- conquer. In thu
cure of ...(('!-,'', 'ofohr, and the early
-ti.'e o! ( 'i.ih t.-ifti.tn. it has a,-toliihv:d the
iUL-iiieal facutty, and hundreds of the best phy-
SHi-itlS protliUIK'e it I fit jrtit'l tntllirtil Wi-
' i v i-j " ih. f"j. While it cutes the severest
t oughs, it strengthens the system and purities
tin- bb i. Ry Us j' f"t and tttrf'jh Ihiod
n rij 1 . jet -ijf r I u it ! oil Jtnnn.it Irclii the
wort net to a o-nituti .' -'' 'i ' or
i-lrn.U.-tu .Mercurial Diseases. .Mineral p;ons,
."y ( iiiiiiic niol Veiu-rial l'inases, and their tf
iects ar era-iieated and vigoruu hotlth aud a
...tun mtittitiilinii estabiirhed. vVvy'7o, Salt
Hh.itifi, .S'.-o. Jfntd, Jrf ".-, $niy or
owg Sk-iu, in short all the numerous diseases
caused by - arc ronuerc I by this
j'owtriut. j'uritViiig aiol invigorating nicdiciue.
For '.'?' ( ,:,ifdn i'ti," J.'ilnli J's'fiJri aud
aofM.i t'on-ni of'-M, it 1 i.s i rt dutt-d htm
ireis oS perS' t t and pcnnauent cure where
. li." r toeii.:io;' had failed.
The pr j ii r e,f. rs .' reward fr a m.di-
i:.e that.wi'd ej iuI it in t ie cure of the distase
t- r wht; i it is r i :ii!iitt-ie I. l!ew!,re of o
' (' ai.-d u-'-rfii't ,.i it-tt ,'-"1. Sec that my Gov
i rnmetit Stuip, wni-h is a ... cc .ioroMtc
j, a- , is upon the out.tde w raj-per. This
niolteine S-'td t'f '-mO.,i' ut oir loiir ju-r
!.,.;;,. Prepared by lt . PIERCE M. D., sole
Proj.rietor, at his ehcmieal Laboratory, l.","l
Setieea streeet. P.tiff.iio, N. Y. dune ."d.UJ-iiiu.
DRUG STORE.
Xurlltwett Corner Main and Mill Sts.,
iai.i-as, oqx.
HAVING PURCHASED the OLD STAND
formerly belonging to W. S. Robb, and
wishing to live and let live, we will sell at low
rates, FOR CASH, everything ia our line:
Drills, E'aU'iil i?Zedicim,
And all kinds of PURE LIQUORS, put up
expressly for Medicinal use.
ri:iirir:.u:Kii:s of all kinds.
.1 , Soda.
Cream Tartar,
balcratus, Sigot
Bird Seal,
Pitintu, Ods,
I 'a rn t s e II rmbes,
Domestic Dics,
Washing Powders,
And everything else that is kept in a FIRST
CLASS DRUG STORE.
I NICHOLS S; tOU). Druggists.
Tho standard remedy for Coughs, In
Uncnza, Sore Throat, Vhuoplnr
Cough, Croup, Liver Conipluint,
llronehitis, Itleeding of the
1 Mtigs, and every nftectloii of tho
Throat. Lungs and Chct, includ
ing Co'situnption.
Wlstar Italtsam docs not dry up
a Cough, but loosens it, el causes
the Lungs, allays irritation, thus
removing the cause of the com
plaint. None genuine unless slgn-J
ed I. 1HJTTS. Prepared by SliTII
W. FOHIii: SON, llotitou.
Sold bv lUUHHNCJTON. IIOS
TI.5TTilK te CO., San Francisco,
and by dealers generally. IG-ly
1C--1 :t -y" I hJ
Br. V 3, A il 2is$ F.omioii
Ivessi&cSscH, "
" FOR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS."
R. CLARK'S IliVIGORATOR give
strength to the aged and debilited. It i
especially designed for young men who have
wasted their vigor by excesses of every kind,
and all persons whose ystets have become
weak by imprudence, are completely restored
by its use. Price One Dollar.
R. CLARK'S PURIFIER cleaDH the
blood from all impurities; euch as Scrof
ula, Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism, Humora
of every sort. Dad Rreath. Offensive Pers
piration, Foul Feet, Catarrh, Discharges from
the car, Sore Eyes, Sofe Throat, Falling of the
Hair, Ulcers, Roils, Piuiples, Blotches, and all
diseases of the Skin. It is also beneficial in
diseases of tho Lungs and Digestive Organs.
Price One Dollar.
R. CLARKE'S PANACEA relieves
pain of every description; Headache,
Earache, Toothache, Stomachache, Backache,
Pains in the Rreast and Limbs. It is invalu
able remedy in all Nervous Disorders, and no
family should be without it. Price One Dollar.
Mi. CLARK'S ELIXIR is a cartain cure
for all weakness of tho Genito-Urinaiy
Organs, and discharges of a muco-purulcnt
nature, Lencorthaeea, Gonhorrba-a, Spcrina-torrhrt-a,
and Seminal Weakness, are speedily
cured by its use. Price One Dollar.
"rB.. CLARK'S REGULATOR, for females
only, is guaranteed to correct all special
irregularities of Single Ladies. Married La
dies are accustomed not to use it when in a
certain condition, a its effects would be too
powerful. Price One Dollar.
All of these celebrated remedies are prepared
from Fluid Extracts, under our immediate
supervision, and are warranted fresh and pure.
All aflictcd persons should cnd a carefully
written statement of their ailments to Dr.
Clark, and the proper remedy will be sent
to their address. Dr. Clark can be consulted
personally at his oflic, and will furnish all tbe
necessary accommodation s to patients who
place themselves under his care. All letters
adddressed, DR. J. CLARK.
Ofuice, 1,270, Broadway, New York
3My
THE NEW FOOD.
V,
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1 's ' t
For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SKA MOSS FARIXE,
made from pure Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, which will mako
sixteen quarts of IHanc Mange,
ami a like quant i(y of Pud
tlings, Custards, Creams, Char
lotto Kusse, tVe. It is tho
cheapest, healthiest mid most
delicious food in the world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Invalids auX
Children.
A Glorious Change ! !
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TIIF. CHEAT WORLD'S TOXIC.
Plantation Bitters.
Tliis wonderful vogetablo
ros:oraliv is lite frlseel-an-clior
of tho feefl in debili
;j !. As a (o:j4. :isi,l cordial
for S"so ns:ec1 i:iid languid, it
no otjsial anion;; Mom
arliis. An ti remedy for tlic
nervous wealsness o wllaicli
wosaen are especially sub
ject, it i superset'iag every
oilier stimulant. In nil Cli
mates tropical, temperate,
or frigid, it nets as a specific
in every species of disorder
which undermines the Iwdily
strength and ureah down the
animal spirits. For sale by
all Druggists.
25-1y
i:staiu.iiu:i) iisio.
Ernest A. i:5ll, VI)SO.,
GEHERAL COHHISSION
MERCHANT,
SAN KUAN CISCO,
PEALER im
Drugs. Chemicals,
Essential Oils,
Dye Stuffs and
General merchandise,
By the Package Only.
Cash Orders for this or ny Foreign Market,
will receive prompt and Faithful Attention.
Miners. Manulacturcrs and Wholegale
Trade Supplied for Cash,
No notice or attention paid to Orders for Goods,
if thoro i no provision macks for tho payment
of the same.
Terms Net Cash, on Dell Ty, In U.S. Gold
Coin.
N. B.Consignmcnts of Oregon Produce,
Grain, Wueat, Tlonr, &c, Solicited.
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