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DALLAS, SATUKDAYJEB. 10.
"GIVE V A CALL.''
V ELLA WHEELER,
Suggetted by tf titty the oboes worth in a taloon
advertisement.
GIt ua a cull, we keep fcood Beef,
Wine and Brandy and Whisky hera;
Oar doors are open to boys and men.
And even to women, now and then.
Wo lighten tbeir pwnes-we taint jtbeir breaths
We swell up tbe column of awful deaths.
All kinds of crimes
We sell for dims,
In our sugared poison?, so sweet1 to taste !
If you've money, position or name to waste,
, Give us aeall. I
Hire us a call ! in a pint of Gin,
We sell more wickedness, shame and sit,
Than a score of elarf-ynien preaching all day,
From dawn to darkness, could preach sway ;
And in our Beer (though it may take longer
To get a man drunk than drinks that are
stronger), j
We sell our poverty, sorrw and woe
Who wauts to purchase f Our prices axe low
Give us a call. I
Give us a calif Well dull your brains
Well give you headaches and racking pains ;
We'll make yoo old, while yet you are young;
To lies and slanders we'll train your tongue ;
We'll wake yon a shirk
From all useful work-t
Make theft and forgery seeia lair play,
And murder a pastime sure to pay.
Give us a, call.
Give us a call f We- are cunning and wise -We
are bound to succeed ; for we advertise
In tbe family paper, the journals that claim
To be pure in morals and fair of fame.
Husbands, brothers, and sons will read
Our kind invitation; and tome will hetd
And give us a call !
We jxiy for all
Tbe space in tbe paper we occupy.
And there's little in this life that money won't
buy,
If you would go down in this wor!d,and not up
If you would be slain by ib snake in the cup,
Or loa your soul
In the flawing bowl
If you covet sba mo
And a blasted naine-
(3Vg us a call !
3tiheaukee Index"
. Weather Beeord for January, 1812.
Keptby T. Pearce. Eola, Oregon.
North Lat. 44 67,' West Long. 1?3 5'
Jan 1, mean temp. 38, rainfall .07 in, wind S.
2, 45, rain 0.26 in. s't S wind
" 8, 42, cloudy; lg't sh wind S.
" cloudy, wind S.
5, .".8, rain 0.07 in. wind S.
ft, 4i), rain 1.02, wind S.
7, 43, rnin 0.t2, wind S.
8, 40, rain 0.22 wind S.
9, 35, cl'dy. w S. fog all day.
10, ,. 35, raiu 0 16. in fug al'to S
11, 37, rain 0 22 in, wind S.
12, 41. rain 1.J0. wind N.
13, 42, rain 0 05. in. wind S.
14, 35-, wind N. front dear.
15, 40, wind X. front, clear.
1ft, 32. clear.frost.fg it v'ly N
17, 0, clear, fog till 2 p in. X.
18, 31. clear, fog in v'ly a lu.X
19, 31, clear, l'nr halo, fog a lu
20, 3C elca. wir.d N,
21, 32; clear, wind X.
" 22, 31, clear, wind X.
23, 32. clear. wiid X.
n 24,, 29. clear, wind X.
,. 25, 24, elear. wind N.
26, 2ft, clear, wind N.
27, 27, clear, lunar balo. N.
28, 30, cloudy, wiud X.
r 29, n 28, cloudy, wind X.
30, 30, rain 0.22 in. cloudy X.
31, 38. cloudy, wind S.
Bain in inches for the month of Jan. S7?,
ft.11 in. Clear days 14. Cloudy, 7.
Mean temperature lor month 33
Highest 46, on the 2d. Lowest 24', on
the ?5ijj.
Sunday Heading.
To-Day and To-Morrow. To-day
we gather bright and beautiful flowers;
to-morrow they are faded and dead.
To-day a wealth of leaves shades us ;
to-morrow, sero and fallen they crumble
beneath our tread.
To-day the earth is covered with a
carpet of green J to-morrow it is brown
with th withered crass.
To day the vigorous stock only bends
Deioretnc gale; toniorrow, leancfsand
aplcss, a child may break tho withered
tcm.
10-day the ripening fruit and wav-
ing grato ; tomprrow the land tak-
in" its Sabbath after toil.
To-day we hear sweet songsters of
meadow and forest, the bujzand hum ot
myriad insects: to-morrow breathe
wmujmu nature .a nusnea ana si.ent.
io aay i stateiy eamce, complete in
finish and surroundings, attracts the
' passers by ; to-morrow a heap of ruins
marki the site.
Britf Thought.- Had there never
been a cloud there had never been a
rainbow.
Of all earthly music, that vjhich
reaches the fartherest into heaven is the
'
beatinzof a loving heart.
Nothing is wholly good or bad. There
are dark spots on the moon and bright
ones in the coal mines.
Dean Swift says : " I. never wonder
to see men wicked, but 1 often wonder
to see mem not a named. '
We go to the grave of a friend, say
ing" man is dead j" but angels throng
around him saying, ' a man is born.
Men of genius are often dull and
heary in society, as the blazing meteor
when it descends to the earth is like a
atone.
When there is love in the heart,
there are rainbows in the eye, which
cover every black spot with gorgeous
huea.
There is not a heart but has its mo
menta of longing, yearning for some
thing better, nobler, holier, than it
knows now.
One reason why the world is not re
formed is, because every man is bent on
reforming others, and never thinks of
reforming himself.
Facts and Fancies
A leading article A locomotive.
A tight fit The deliriuin tremens.
The needle woman's exclamation
Ahem !
Jacob successfully watered Labau's
stock.
In order to be a ripe scholar must a
man get mellow?
It is said that Switzerland has never
lost a vessel.
Time flies so rapidly that fly time will
soon roll around.
A wag says that Jeremiah was the
first Prince of Wails.
What tree bears the most fruit to
market f- A$letre.
What fish is most valued by o loving
wife ? iler-ring.
The first Court Circular King Ar
thur's round table.
Leiral men The ancient Hebrews
used to try cases by Jewry.
If you are out in a driving storm
don't attempt to hold the rains.
Are acrobats unprincipled meu be
cause they poise ou each other t
Is a pawpbroker a man of principle ?
Yea; it is his interest to be so.
You may find fashion in town, but
you meet with more stiles in the couu
try. What are the most disagreeable
thins for a man to keen on hand ?
Handcuffs.
The sailor who knew for a fact that
there was a mau iu the uioou had been
to sea.
When is a young lady not a youn.
lady ? When she is a sweet tart (swet
heart)..
When there is a panking breeze, bad
children should be put out to take the
air.
Historical The reasou they beat the
drum was because it called the harp a
lyro.
How to make a hot bed Put your
candle near your pillow and read your
self to sleep.
Motto for railway directors Ncvct
n)ind passengers ; it freight that makes
the car-go.
If ea were dried up, what would
Neptune pay ? I really haven't an ocean
(a notion).
A good many trades-people only
give fifteen ounces to the pound It
a bad weigh they have.
Tituvillc declares tlmt Nillsnn"
voice is as musical as the flow of the
heaviest lubricating oil.
Iu Colorado a bald person find lists
SfU alluded to as a iuiu with his heed
above tiuibcrlitic."
An" old settler" The old lady who
sent a farmer ten cent that had been
due twenty-nine years.
" Clara" akcd Tom, " what animal
dropped from the clouds?' "The raiu,
dear," was the reply.
The man who by mistake took a drink
from a bottle of muctlagu siys he has
felt ''stuck up ' ever since. V
Organists ought never to lack for
funds, as of all iw.n they are the most
success! ui in raisin ' me wiiij.
An Indianian who hadn't a whole
pair of boots or tromers received three
silk hats on Christmas.
Advise to farmers Thrash your corn
as much as you thnk necessary, but
don't pull its ears off -that's brutal.
In the course of an Illinois discus-
son, a man is said to hae " had a ra-
vine Dutit iu me uticit or ms ucau wiui
a pp bottle.
ThprA i a bnok l!r in. Portland
named Hall L Davis, who does not wish
Knlih cockneys to take liberties with
his name.
A youn lady pianist, who has been
practicing " Let Me Kiss Him for His
Mother, says the more she tries, the
betler sho ,jkc9 it
It is said some babies are so small
they can creep into a quart measure, but
the way in which some adults walk
into such measures is astonishing.
A countryman was shown the bust of
Najoleon and informed' whom it rcpre
acnted. He looked on with an incred-
I. ...wa
'9 6r,D' iNapoleou never lost both
arms, said he.
"lean speak seven different lan
guages," said a convict uh he entered
the penitentiary. " No matter" ? said
the keeper, " we have but one lauguags
I here and very little of that.
A Washington editor is mad because
a compositor headed his editorial, " The
Champaign Upened. when he wrote,
"The Campaign Opened." He says
that printer is always thiuKing of some
tj,, to drink,
n
There is a rich man in New York
with only one shirt to his back. The
rest are in wash or put away. Ax.
That'a nothing. We know a man with
only halt a shirt to his back. The bal-
ance isin front. ZWxon Telegraph.
A curiously endorsed letter was re
ceived at the Chelmsford. Kndand
postoffiee, the other day. It is addressed
to the handsomest unmarried blonde
lady, not 25 years of age, in Chelmsford
postaiaster to be umpire, and bears
Boston (IT. S.)po8t mark.
tho;
W. II. TEAIs & Co.,
Wagon & Carriage Makers
MAIN STHEET, DALLAS,
Are on band with their WAGGONS and BUG
GIES at their old Stand this Spring as nsual,
and intend to sell thtm very cheap lor Cah ;
tbe Prices ranging from $130 to $180.
Tbej have uUu on hand for sale plenty of
wagon materials. Give him a call and see them
All kiuds of work in their line done to order.
AH kind of LSlackxtnilhlug done cn short
notice, and in a workmanlike wanner. Hume
Shoeing $2 cah down.
Thankful for past patronage, tbjcy solicit
continuance of the sauje.
tf Dallas, May 6, 1871.
PLANTATION
Hitters.
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RE
utoraUve is the sheet anchor of the feebl
and debilitated. As a tonic and cordial fur
tbe aged and languid it bas no equal among
stomachic. As a remedy for the uerrous
weakness to which women are especially ub
tect, it is superceping every other stimulant.
In all cliinaten, trwpieal, temperate or frigid, it
acts as a pecific in every species of disorder
wfch undermines the bodily strength nd
breaks down the animal spirits.
MEXICAN
MUST AUG LINIMENT
Will MAN AN1 ltKAST.
Prohalily IV w articles
have ever liailwo exteiinive
a Sale, while none have
been more mii verbally
ht iieficlal than the cele
brated UfiiXICA 11 r
T i.(i MAIlIi:.T. Chilfl
reii, Adult, liore and Do
nicotic liiiiiialM, are al
waM liable to accideut,
and it i ate to ?ay, that
no family can pa a in
gle tea!oii vitiiout woliie
Kind ol emollieiit beiu
iicccMMary. It become a
matter oi importance then
to set tire the btt.
Over three uuntlret litry tiaui- in me nij
..f rw Y..rk J nj are Ming the
MfcXic1'
MtXTAVi: i.imki'ih all of wUtcii it giv UM
utuj'. tatuUcltou.
CAUTICN. The genuine is wrapped in a
fine steel plate ngtvng i'h 0. W.
Westbrok. ciuraiU' and irado mark,
tffcXtCAN MOtlANO LINlMfcHT., ea
giavei across the f. of eick wrtpper.
ih uLolf beats the proptie'or's pivaie
Umud btattt lleveuue lamp and cot the
common tarap as ujoJ by aruggits.
LYON MANLFAClOBIbia i'0
46 53 farki'Ure New York.
g I'lt VA.
MkS..I u niiiiiin lliiniinir
The oritinator of thi wonderful medicine
claim t have discovered and p..i'' "
hnrMmy mtre of A'f ' wt arr::tH m fli
nt I pnprh'r than was ever befurw combined in
one medicine. Tbe evidence r thU fa t is
found in the variety of mt ltinate disease?
which it has txen found t conquer. In the
cure of ll,o hiiU,Srere Cnvjk; and the early
ftUgea r CMnmpti, it ba tuiiihed tbe
ineiiieal faculty, and hundred of tie Hct phy
sicians pronounce it the jrHtrl wrdtW -c.rery
th yc. While it cuies the severest
Couifho. it strenithena the system and purifies
Hi.ufrk Shin, in short all tbe numerous diseases
caused by W fc.'ooi,! are conquero I by this
powerful, purifying and invigorating medicine.
For ",.W lU,mplaU" AVious lUmrdtrt and
JIubilHul l'4,fptttion, it ha produced hun
dreds of perfect and permanent cures wbero
other medicine bad failed.
Tbe proprietor olTers $100 reward for a medi
cine that will equal it in the cure of the diseases
for which it in recommended. Ueware of con-
feiu aud W,r(hlr imitation. See that my Uov
a f cBI t
mam
the bl,K,d. lly .ts 9rea, " suited I)r. J P. P, Van Ien llergh. in Selem.
pr,J,,,j properoe. it rnU ' and he till 1 mc I was lllieted With
worst .cruH u to a oommon n 7 ', r w (r,.., and they were the cause of all my
f Tx ' IISZZJm 2 , J mlsery'.nd pains. I took the Doctor' medi-
byphihueand Vener.al D aes '"l l"9 d i expelled 800 worm from me.
feet-..r. rrl ZlJ They are like l4!.aches. with lonK tails, and
.,,rd rri: ,u.t , establ shed. P' ' nnw , M nj t)lHjhftIf ltich
ernment Stamp, which is ponittve guarantee r (Jecn' jt ray iuty p, make the following statc
'jeHuienef is upon tbe outside wrapper. This j Uent . j,'or t00 iAi,t three years I have been
medicine is Sold by Drtigjit atone dollar per
bottle. Prepared by II. V. PIlSUUK M. v., oie
Proprietor, at bis chemical Laboratory, 13.
Seneca streeet, Tiuffalo, N. Y. June3d,13-3m.4
The standard remedy for Coughs, In
fluenza, More Throat, Whooping
Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint,
Itrouchltis, Bleeding of the
Lungs, and every afl'cttlon of the
Throat, Lungs and Chest, Includ
ing Co'suinptloti.
Wlatar a llalsam does not dry up
a Cough, but loosens ft, cleanses
the Lungs, always Irritation, thus
removing the caue of the com
plaint. Vone cenulne unless sign
ed I. I1UTTS. Prepared by Sli HI
W. POVVLK & HClNt ' Iloatoiu
Bold by K 121)1)1 NCiTON, IIOH
TI5TTI2R A C. Man Francisco,
and by dealers generally.
P6 J J
Dr. JT. I I', van Dc ii Hergli,
From Prussia, the Great
i Worm Extorminatorl
Office Chetneketa Hotel, Salem, Oregon
Chetneketa Hotel, Salem,
Rooms A 22.
Late of San Francisco, Cal. would inform
the sick generally, that about forty years' ex
tensive practice of medicine and surgery in
Europe and the United States of which twenty
one have been in California,has by close observa
tion and great experiments, coine to the con
cision that there are more acute and
chronic diseases caused by worms, haydadidfl,
animalculto or other species of entrozoa. Tbe
public genarally. or tbe profession at large, are
not aware of the number of patients who are
treated by eminent phviieians for this, that, orj
such a complaint without any relief. If that
diieaie bas been unilertood, a few done of.
Dr. V's SurercXyn Worm litmvdy would have
immediately cured the complaint, and have
aaved a great many lives. Dr. V has collected
a large variety of California roots and herbi',
which, by analysing, elote observation and 'ex
tensive experiments, he can conscientiously sav
thnt be bus discovered new remedies for suc
cessful cure for the following dicascs :
JT-iCr-Dyspepsia, Chronic affections of the
Liver and Kidneys, first and second stages of
Consumption, White Swelling, l'ulsy, Sperma
torrhoea or Itwral weakness, Nervous Do'iihty, j
Epileptic Fi's, ltheumatism, Neuralgia, Diarr
hoea, Iucootinence of t'rine, Gravel, Flour Al
bus, Diabetes, Dropsy, and ull those diseases
which are known under the name of Venereal,
such a Syphilis, in all it forms, Gonorrhoea,
tileet, Strictures, Ful.-e Passages, Iniliitmnation
f the Madder and Prostrate (JUnds, Kxcorta
lions, Puxtules, Pile, Pituples, Motches.und all
Cutaneous Eruptiens of tbe skin. Cancers Tu
mors cured with or without operation. In re
cent Venereal Uijenfe, the Dr. effects a Cure
in ."1 to r days or no rharge.
For the Eje, Ear and Throat, Dr. V possess
es new and invaluable remedies.
Dr. V. would advise those ladies troubled
with irregularities of the Uterus to try bis
new remedies and grt cured.
Dr. van Den Uergh's Infalliable Worm Syrup
for children. Price, f I nrratited to expi the
worms, or the money refunded.
Dr. J. P. P. van lien Hcrgh'tf Il.tir Tonic
a suie cure to destroy all aniaialeuhe of the
Hair Foilicles, prevent falling oat, and pro
moting tho Urowtb of the Hair. Price $1 0,
Warranted.
By consulting And underoin a simple
ftxauiill&tion, the afllieied a i Irani if tlivir
di.-vas i caused by Wmm or not ; at all
event!" Ir. vrn Icn Berirb can tell Iheiu from
wliiit dia-iiKt tLev are suflriHL'.
Consultations and examinations FREE of!
charges in all eaM-s. lr. van Den Uerb
guaraiiteS, tn all aes. to c(k I the wrtn,
aud Cure all Uuese be undertakes, or no
charge.
Card from Judge I-'rir, of Polk County.
Du. J. 1. 1. vau Da Hmm;ii Ihur Sir :
I take plaur! in tli.ti.kin you jub!i-ly for
th rmtoration of my health after nineteen
year of jr-t ufi'crin lueniallr and biolilr.
I dtM-tored a jreiit deal ; w- nfHicted with al
mi tvry tmainaHIa in and deji:ireL of
Seeing a well day again. When I fame ' !!
Votl at Sfilrlii, yu ;i l yn w-uld retimve the
Miiof iiim-ieen enr un.l'criii in tivjbiiri.
1 ruM hanUy 1 in e it. ol a!t r iku p tl.e
1 nv' ae!- powders y.u av u.e. al tit oi
j tt.rmi passed Irom imp, a(tl now, fourteen tl.iv.
nfierward. I fetl hku anofl.er man. anl aiu
ah to follow inv lni?itCfi wiili -ut iai:i or
tuiivfiiHiMC. A. II. 1K1KK.
Ucthtl, Idk Co. UcU I fsth.
I.SOO U nriii I!tpelled.
Att-r 7 t-r f sotr-ri z- pain anddvbilitr.
and d fctotin !-r liiny cMii j isiinl. ow ( r-n-ed
that I did sit ha'C..iiid taking dtft'-reul kin l
'f medicine frm many ntiinent physician.
I srave op in depiir. thjnking it wra m ue t"
treucli my pr stma b any buijfrr. and that I
iaut waste anl at wJ until then? a
ii'-thini: left f p'.r in. l!ut bearinjf -f th
Atitotiisbin cures of Dr. J. I. I. van Iei
l.ergn has prfTiud in short a time, e(Tt -
iiifj ttir in a (c l."iirs, asd my fiiemls ad
viin tne to make one more elTrf, 1 ciiu'ted
lr. van li-n I'rrjch, ami he t.ld ih- my mir
crc cauwd hy worms and be w nil l expel
iliini in about five hours After taking live
small Kwdcrs, 1.500 w.rin passed away frmi
me, and I am happy t say I nm better than I
have been for a oo, vrhds. I. H. KVK".
Subscribed and swrn to Ixefurc mc this lih
day of Keptetuber, l 71.
J. J. MUUPIIY, J. P.
It I. M lit k All M'. t
Eight Hundred Worm3 Expelled I
I think it a public benefit to make tbe fol
lowing statement, that 1 have been sfilioted for
two years with constant pains in the stomach,
and in fact, paini all over my body; no p
pttito. and let me -at what I would it always
put me in distress. No medicine would re
i.svemeand I Kri-W worse and worse until
now I am a mcro skeleton. Nobody could tell
in length. I only took six little powders, ami
they broujrht the worms in four hours titm.
All those afflicted wishing to see mo can find
meat Sam Keti let's stable, Sakm Oregon.
V. CR AK?.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 7th
day of Kept. 1S71. J. J, MUPIIY. J. P.
Said worms can be seen at Dr. J. P. P. Van
Den Ilergh's office, Chctnclcta Hotel, Salem.
A C AIU).
Tr J. P. P. Vas Dux Bkrii Dmr Sir : I
suffering with constant gnawing pain and a
quivering sensation in my stomach, also pain
in my chest and heart, my food would not di
rest and I was so nervous that with difficulty
? ..... ..
I could lollow my occupation, wuien uu ueen
here in Salem for the past ten years, as a prac
tical dentist. In fact from the constant pain
aud misery I had wasted away to a mere skel
eton. I bad been doctoring a great deal with
out any benefit, and belieying there was no
help for mo but to linger on until ucatn wouiu
relieve all my suffering. toine oi my menus
tboucht I had worms and bad better soo Dr.
Van Don Uergb. He told me at once that
worms were tbe cause of all my troubles, so bo
gave me 5 small and tasteless powders and in 4
hours about 700 worms, Irotn one inch to one
and one half inches long, caame away from me
tbatdav. and the following night some more
came, nnrt now I sro bsppy to say I feel like
. . . j -... I.
anomer man again, au u uium rucuiu
from day to day. 11. SMI 1 11, al. V
Salem, Oregou, Sept. XJd, 184 1.
Another Great Slaughter S
We think it oar duty to mnke tbe follrwing
stateinent in hopes it may do some good to sick
children : Our child had been sick for some
time. Thinking alt the tttno ou,r little ono was
troubled with worms we tried many doctors and
a great many remedies without any relief,
Some neighbors told us we should go and try
pr. an Den liergli, luo worm doctor in isalem,
We did so and he gave us one botttle of, his
celebrated Worm Syrup, and after giving the
medicine, to our great astonishment about 800
wot ms passed away from our dear child, aad
now, thank beaven she is well again.
I. D. UHIZZLE.
Salem, Orgt.o, Oct. 3d 1871,
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IO TIII5 IUB1.I.
ALL KINDS OF WORK, SEWING
Washing and Ironing, Ac, done by Mrs
Burnett on short notice and on reasonable
terms. All orders left at the house, south-west
part of Dallas, will be immediately attended to.
The Great Medical Discovery t
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA x
VINEGAR BITTERS,
Bear tnattmonv to their Wniufrw
o o
tut CJurauve Jtffeots.
gfs WHAT ARE THEY?!?;
SB
THEY ARE NOT A VILE
1IFANCY DRINK.
Mado cf Poor ltnm, Wlilakey, Jrof
Kpirlta and Ilcfuai- I.iiuursi doctored, spiced
aad sweetened t j plcaau tlie taste, called " Ton
ics,"" Appetizer," " Restorc.M c., tuat lead
the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are
a true Medicine, made from liic Native HooU ap4
Herbs of California, free fra-tii nil Aleobollo
Siiuiulnnia. They arc tiie (.It I1AT DLOOl)
I'UUIFIElt aud LIFE CilVIMi l'KIN
CIPI.E a perfect ltenovator audlnvigorator of
t'.ti! Bystcr.i, carrying off all poisonous matter and
rcbtorlntf t!ic Llood to a healthy condition. Ko
peraoii can take tliese Hitters accordtug to direc
tion and rcmair long unwdl.
l'or Intluiuiuuiorr nuil Chronic Rlicn
inntiaiti anil (out, Dyspepsia or Indi
(rcwiioo, Itiliuiia. Uciuliii'iit niitl Intcr
uiiltcut Fcrern, Diacnarn of tbe lllood,
l.lvcr, Ki!up, and Ulndder, these Kit
lcr liar- bee. i mont successful, feu eh Dia
ratru are cause 1 b Vitintrd Itlood. whlcU
I utnera'lj irodi!f.'J lj derangement of tho
I'-:-!tir Orcatn.
dvjspiipsia on imik;estix.
Jleadaclie, Tiiia In l'. S!ioSUcrs, Couk!i. Tlfilit-i!i-stf
the Clieit, Dizr-iiicus, Sour Eructations of
tlie Stomach, Had t-t ta t'.io 5Ioulli Ii.Uout At
Ucl;s, Paloitntlon of titcIUari, Inflainn-.atSou of
the l.nnss.lUiu In t:jcrrUii of tlie Kidneys, and
a hundred otl.cr pa'.nful symptoms, aro the off
prinsof Iysrc5ia.
They liiviiorali; tiic Stomach aad stliunlate the
torpid liver a:ul bow . s, w tdch rcndi-r them of un
t tiatbd cfHcacy la cieaosins the Mood of all
Imimritkea. and bupartlus new lifo and vigor to
tiie wboSa aystcni.
Ft HI MilV DISEASES. r'rnpt'.ons.Tctter.
Fait ::iirum, Hlotcbcs. Sp..t. Ptmptc. Iutate.
I .t. Cartfiiw I 's, i:ins-Wmm, Scald-llead.foro
y.r Kfyl. 1k, Uc'ii, tcurf. I ictlrattona f
tltV ?i.l.5, H uisors and Icasts of the Sk?n, of
whatever tA cr f.aturo, ara lltsrally duj np
t!i cirrlo 1 out of t!2 system In a t!ior time by
the ie of thtss Hitters. One bolt! Iu tuch
cass ill con vines the most Incredulous of their
cnmtlrc efTccls.
t'lf-a-.sc tlie Vltiat" t Bl"o l when? ver yon find
lt l iipurilles lurli:t( ihtvoun Uieakl:i iu Tim
pies, f.tupll r.s or frt t cleanse It hrn you
fl.id it obstructed and slngtish la the veins;
cleanse ll when St W foul, and y-ur feclint will
tsll you when. Keep Vt blood pure aad tha
b? aU:i of tie syst-m will follow.
IMS". TA VV. aid IUzt WORMS tnrkineln
the system of s many t:iousa:i!i. are effMHually
destroyed an I rrmoved. For full directions, read
can-fa! Jy the circular aruuud each buttle.
J. -WALKER, Troprlctor. R. II. M1X)NALD &
CO., DrtitfiMs sulOrn. Air"t. Pan Francisco,
Cal .and 53 and SI Conrnie c j Mrctt. Xcw Tort.
EOLP DV ALL IIU't;iSTS AND DEALEUS.
THE NEW FOOD.
t&J7i eft
a rSJf
For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist 'a
ruckle of SEA MOSS FARIKE,
mado from pure Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Diane Mauge,
and a like quantity of Pud
dings, Custards, Creams, Char
lotte Dusse, &c. It is tho
cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food in tho world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Invalids and
Children.
A Glorious Change ! I
TIIF. C3UKAT WOUbD'S TOXIC
Plantation Bitters,
nil wonderful vcgctnlil
restorative tlio hect-:m-clior
of tlio fcclile nnd tlcftlli
Ciiod. s it tonic nntt. cordial
lor tlio aged mid languid, It
Ii.is no equal mnong stom
:icliict. Ai n remedy for tlio
nervous veaknes to which
women arc especially sub
ject, it is superseding every
oilier stimulant. In nil Cli
mates tropical, temperate,
or frigid, It act n n spcclflc
In overy speclcn of disorder
Which undermine the bodily;
tremrth nnd breaks down the
I animal spirit. For sale by
nil Druggists
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sis wmryw
L i-- f Son
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life wmm mm.
: ': : MAING, ''
ORGANIZED - - ..... 1318
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
r
Dlrectort' Office, Vo, 20 Court t it H,
BOSTON, MASSACnUSETTS." 5
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HENRY CROCKET........... PwsMtnl,
DANIEL SIIARP...............Vica President.
WHITING U. IIOLLISTER ........Scriaf
Thin ia among the Oldest f New XLnm
laud CtMupanles), , , ,f
And tlie Lowest Coiu Company Ejtant,
PURELY n UTU AL.
Diridciid Declared
Annually'
OS TBB
COflTRIBUTIOtl PLAll,
AMD AffLIKU ArTICR TH SKCOHO ATUBST.
.1 Ivoan of -ft) per cent, wttu DesJmd,.
TOLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED !
the Union Mutual Life Insuranca Compaaj by
I'ailure to pay tbe Premium when d us, but ara
ooutinurd in force by tbe NON FORFElTUttB
LAW of lb Slate of Massachusetts.
i;auple kUwJg tbe Workfug f tt
Law.
plak, obpijart Lr.
.... T
i"iK Example : A party insnriaj at U ax
of tbirty-five premiums all cash.
One Annual Premium will continue policy in
furecj years an4 3 Uass. .' .
Tw Annual Preu.iuins will continue policy ia
force 4 years and 12 dajs.
Three Annual Premiums will continue policy
iit l.rc 0 ycara aud 27 lays.
Fuur Annual premium will cwutinae policy la
l-.rcc S years anl 46 days.
Five Annual Premiums will continue policy ia
furce 10 years and i6 days.
S H IIU II 40 TEH CEST. SOT HAS Et SITBa.
Two Annua' Iremno)S wjl contjttue Raliey in
l..rc 2 year- and 2 It) day.
Hire Annual Premiums will coutinue polity
in force 4 years and 23 days,
ive Ar.iiu.l Premiums will continue peliey ia
lrce 7 year and 2CS days.
ixAurt : l'rem:niu all Cah Plan Tern Pay
.iiciil Life. One Annual Premium will eoif
liuue policy in frce, as a Term Peliey,
iib. ut three years.
Etvui-La: Premium 40 per enL Note Plan,.
Un I'm vuit-m Life. One Annual Premium will
continue policy in foruo as a Term Policy,
l.ut 2 years aud 100 days.
Endowment Policies
:xmim.e; Premiums all Cash Age, 35
Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable at tbe
age of 50. One Annual Premium will coa
tinue policy in force as a Terra Pol ivy,
nearly 5 years, or 4 yeart and 325 days.
xami'i.k: Premiums all Cab Age, 33 1
Plan, Ten Year Endowment, payable at tbe
age of 4 ; One Annual Premium will een
tinue policy in force as a Term Policy,.
7 years.
Notes ou Endowment Polieiee,
KxMPt.K; Prcwiuro 40 per cent. Note Afe,
."i; Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable at
the age f 50. One AntU&l Premium will
continue pulicy in force as a Term Poliry
about 3 years.
Cx Aut i.K : Premium 40 per cent- Note Aje,
."5 ; Plan, Ten. Year Endowment, payable at
the age of 45. One Annual Premium will
continue policy in force as a Term Policy
about 5 years, ?
Hates, Assets to Liabilities.
Um. 1S67. 1S68. 1SC9.
121-97 121 01 121-57 12700
IsTF.ns.sT Receipts roa 1S69......$240,670 14
Lossr.s Paid ix 1S69......... ...... ...201, 190 t9
iuTKRKST RaCKtTBD IX ElCESS OF
Losses Paid ...M39,S0 l
Assets this Date OrEa..........6,000,00ft 00
Losses Paid to, Date. 1,179,433 80
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Dividends Paid imCasr to DAT...t5l,SlS 4
IxstTRAMca ok 14,000 Policies
l!( Force otsi....,,,.,..... M.30,000,09( t
This Company is not restricted, te iarettiaf
its funds in the New England States.'1 fret.
tKa 1) ttM-f tna A erttftM frsh ml t Vac ' Ma llta4
wuv va me uuiuiu vuMiaii"? w 'V
that $1,600,000 is now loaned apoa estates in,
the City of Chicago and near thereto, where,
rates of interest are nearly or quite equal to,
those of the Paciflo Cdast.
There is nothing ' devt ible in i'A ..A
surance which cannot be secured
by a Policy in the MUTUAL ; ;
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PACIFIC KHAJiCU OFVICG.
S. IF. Cor. Cal and. Kearney Streete
SAN FRANCISCO,. CAL.
H l J 0 II ti s o ti & C bs!
General Managers, Paciflo Coast.
Her 33.vii Q XZ. & i
GCNCHAL AGENT,
j OREIGO '"A WAS H ING TON TERRITORY
PorllapcJ,