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Newspaper Page Textil PALLASf SATUKDAY.l'KU. 24. y: LCau't. nitHf I passed th other da Wh. uroltail in tnMi a wpnrv uciiv. '. And looked at. ne so languidly, I said to her, "come, lean on mc,r ' , : 1 Sa'd she, " I can't." ',r' Sai 1 I, " why not ? "aid she, 'j1 I'm tired. Poor thing, said I,' youre J si It soems not overmuch to do, most expired; Come, won't you let me carry you ? "'";, ' , Said 'alio; M; I can't. , I pressed it as iu sympathy j ' ,. vu V."$he "said Oh don't, dm't squoero my hand . I'm awful tired ; " oh !; X can't ftand ;"f:v ' sjuecse ' I can't." -r I' wept ; it unde me feelreal bad i i ? , To hear her epeak so low ami sad ; Said I, 0, u.o gome other wonjl, .''.''' More cheerful, not so often heard ; jJtba,.,,,.;. Saidj8l4-"IcanV -.,. JV' I wept again ; I scarce could speak ; '' ; , Said I poor mnid, yoare very;weak; 1 Good aid to get yon home I'll give ?, -v. ... , Pray tell me where on- earth you live. , . : . ' Sai 1 sbo, I can't." j, ,-;.Pray have you any special Dame,, i Dy which yoa might be known to fame, "'J' Or handpd to posterity ? I '- "ilt so, sweet girl.lprny tell mo Why? '"tnii". :.'Si:? a Said she,," I cauV , i Said I, I've nothing else to do, - . ? "5 Suppose at least I marry you? -. C i "... P yon object, my suit deny, ' If so, swftttgirl, pray tell mo why? ? ! Said she, " I Ain't." . We sought the parson ne' was near ' Do yod refuse this man, my dear ? '-, ..''. Said he. do reject bin claim, And say you will not bear his name ? .A'i ,.- Said she. I can V'.. , w We shared our butter bread and tear.,""" And lired together many years j f , But if I asked her aDy thing, - To sevra button, talk or siu. Said she, "I can V ; 7 : ? "''' ". . ? ' ' . . : i And so she passed along .through life, ' A loyed, a 1 iving, gentlo wife ; ' " But alwaya tired, and languishing, ' ;i And saying gtill that same old thing. , That sauia I caa'c." - ,7:,j AMs8ne dietl; when she (itraJ bid, J s -1 : I She said she couldn't but she did ; "And, writ in Grecian characters, Iler tombstone Wars that phraa of 'hera) Tbatsaiutt " I Can't ; Sunday Heading. , r , Tf the counsel is good, no ma tier who gave it: : " '' Imitate a ood man, but never counterfeit liliul ' ' A man's actions, not hU conceptions, render, liim valuable, v Idleness is the bane, tho moth, the gangrene, the curse of life. ; Truth is as im possible to be spoiled by any ou'.aard touch as a sunbeam RcJigiou is not an act, a matter of dexterity aud skill, but a new nature. A miser prows rich by gre:ninjj pmr : ant extravaaut muo grows puor by seemin": rich. ':' ' Death may remove from us the great and good, but the force ol their actions still remains. If you would be punirent, bo brief: it is with words as with sunbeams ' the more they are condensed, the deeper " they will btiru. ; ; Nature 13 a book of sweet and glowing purity, and ou every ill 1 ' ininated 'page the' excellence aui .good ness of God are divinely portrayed. ' The triumphal arch of mortality is ? a rainbow beneath whxh no mortal s t has ever passed, and which none but One has ever had above his head f that is lie who stands as a tun f ? t ben cath the clouds. Following Christ is a personal work ''-preceding., all official work, underly ing it, as the soil out of which all official work is to spring. To follow ,.... , Christ is to reproduce in ourselves his disposition, to accept his ideas 1 of life and duty, to fulfill his com- " Ujarids and to be in union with Him - . by love and sympathy. Instead of inquiring how sin came into the world , we should ask how can we get it out of the world ; and instead of worrying our minds about how this providence is consistent with justice, aud how that event can tally WithT benevolence, we should see how both can be jturned to practical ac count. A man who loves the truth must hate, lies. A 'man who is sensitive to honor, must r have great ' revulsion for everything'-that is dishonorable A man that really loves purity, must re nlly "abhpr impurity. If a man's heart goes OOt toward fidelity, he must have u great hatred of treachery. It seems impossible th:ttthe mind should act,. in any other way. lieecher. Tlie question is not, vvhat ought I to do ? but what am I doing? If you are praying for your enemy, there Ms good reason to hope that your heart is right; if you restrain your prayer for him, therejs reason to believe that your heart is not rights A right heart towards ft toe is never found coupled with forgetfuluess of hiui at a throne of grace. ' Civility costs so ; little and is worth so much I A young clerk with civility, already n has a stock of his own. Jtegarded as mere policy, it is the next best thing to honesty ; and like honesty, it is gocd for its own self. An uncivil man is necessarily it diS' coutenttd man, a discoinivrt to, himself. We beg leave to add a new seo'tinienl tH the copy book of the period, "J3o civil and you will be happy."' ; Taking people Thieves : A sweet strain Clcar honey. ' r A HuKwme-iruaelMmer. " T Curry.-sauca.r-Auu$eiYova tanner. Uaeknammon Bustles and panters. EaSltV hoiiesl spot The oil reigous': "Poodles on a railroad train are not carpets. - i (;i Sculling Two 11 mokes " cutting eaohotber. , s 3Ioney musk Hat skus sold at price of mink. f The lay of the minstrel Billy Man- ning in bed. '.; A .'delicious, flower of speech Tho 41 Twist axe und rown "The head of Charles the 1. "' Raising the deuceoovering the two spot with a tray.. ? '' - Figures you can't' cipher with- The figuteof a dunco. . 5 Deserts for daily newspaper men -frcsh'dates,; '.,. V.w "The time of knead " with bakers about 0 :3U V. M. Perhaps Paris would get along better if it hadn't a " lied." Advice: to fi$heaters deal gently with the herring. I How to build a house lor nothing use freestone. -Punch. "r- - When is a ladyot a;ldy ? -When she is a little sulky! A Dry diet for a Russian Autocrat Tut ky without Ureeco. u A lass I am, no more," As the girl said when she got married. ( What relation does a tenant bear to his laudlord ? A pa-reut al relation. A Wisconin paper heads, obituary notices with the startling word 44 goue." An invalid at the sea shore is tryifig to get up his strength by eating muscles.- - ; ""' '' In pocket piekiug, as in almost every thinir else, a man never succeeds until he gets his hand in. In a game of cards, a good deal de pends on good playing, and good play ing on a good deal. It is said that the best and mot ex tensive deposit of slate in the United States is in Polk county ( Icorgia. A riddle on the ro ul Of wl.ai llrit ish subject does. a hotl bill m st com monly remind you ' Oiun Iun-do. The editor of t!te Xorfh Cirollu i Pine. Lent denounces Louis N j o'eun. ife is evidently afraid of au'Otlior cot'j de Tar. " Fun " insist that " tliv) m.tn win meets one' rem irks nith fiddlesticks eleuity wi-hes. to do violence to o;.c s feelings." In the wiudow of a well known book store in JJMton is a pSauurd which reads: 4 Our ChrUiiau Friend re duced frum S( to Sli. The miscalled century plant, is faid to bloom rhen it is thirty years old. Hence it should be called a thirty p:r eentury plant. A Gentleman named B.own oneob-j served m comjany that he had Imtsted u lady for twelve mouths, and yet had iittle hopes of ever making her Hi-own. A poor man who was ill, being ask d by a gentleman' whether he h.id tak n any remedy, replied. ' No I ain't takt n any remedy but I'o tale i lots o.' phys ic." A philosopher says, if you want a pair of boots to last you f Mtr years, melt and mix four ounces of m ut ton tallow, apply while warm, place the boots in a closet and go barefoot. A Boston doctor s wed up a fb'sh wound for William Bolster, Sunday evening, and because William could not pa Untib the Monday following he pull ed out the stitches. " You don't thiuk so highly of the hymenial knot as I do," said a wife to her husband. f" Yes I do," he replied ; " it is only when you wish to mako it a double beau knot that I object to it." A pretty, rich you no; widow was re garding herself lately at a mirror in her chamber, while for the first time trying on her widow's qip. 4-Behold' she exclaimed, .' the .real cap of.-, lib erty." r ;". ;V-V ' An enterprising ice cream maker ad vertises, 44 Families BUppliel by the quart or gallon, and delivorecl in any part of. the e city. "i For; hoso who wish toobtain famifiei, this is an "eligible op portunity. ' : There was. much sound palpable ar gument in the repl of a country lad to an idler, who boasted his ancient family; 4,So much the worse for you," said the pcasaut ; " as we ploughmen say, ' The older the eocd, the worse the crop." Au Indian complained to a retailer that the price of liquor was too high T he la t te r i n- j u ti fie a t ion, said , t h a t it cost as ,s much to keep a hog.head of brandy as to keep a cow. The Indian replied, May' be he drinks as much wafcr.Ut'h hay." 'Anold lady said her husband was very fond of peaches, and that was his only fault.' 14 Fault, madam," said one, i luiur nn Vnn Milt llmt ft fault ? " Wbu because there are different ways of eat - i i i i . i ing them, air. My husbaad takes them n the furtn of brandy I": 1 w. "" juTTEAf;;; co.,v :; :; WAINHTIlEIiT, PAULAS, Aroon luind with th.rir WAflttOXS and BTJO-tJUiS- at;.tb ir old Bland tlii yprpg' as usuaU and intend to soil tlteiii Very, ! cheap lor Cash ; thd Prifeft ranjjin IVAo'liO io f ISO, - They have ahi en -hand for sale -plenty of waon makrialJ. (live Uiui a call and fee ihcnr s All kinds of work-in thoir linudono to order. All kinds of ltlaek.-mitbing done on short notice, and jn a worKinanliko wanuer.; Horse Shoeing $2 60, etw'h down. ; Thankful for pt patronage, they f elicit eontihnan?o of the same. y-tf i . Dallas, May 6, 1871. PLANTATION V Hitters. : I. ,0toraiivo i. the e.lict anchor of tho fuohlo a;id delilitaff l. As a tonio and cordial for the aged uud iHiipuid it bun no equal among stomachic. As a rwnedy for thf nervius wcaknvtd to which wonifU uro f-xpcc'slly pnb ject, it is . f itpcrctping . every other ftiuiulunt. In all .rlitna'r-4, . tn-pieal, tvuij-crate or frigid, it act t as a tolfic iu evt-ry cpccic of disorder which undcrininvK tile bodily strength and l reaks down the animal fj irlta. ' .:lyon?s la t h txi r o Fur Pr terl!i and HtauHtyl 3T thf ,. Human. Hair. ' Ireeiit il Falling Out aud Turning :ray. A welt prt.-trved H.-ad .if flair, Jn pcrn of ml Idle 8 t "once b-ptfaki rotiancnt, cl i-gutH-ff,' ' health'' and Vanty. It ttiy truly b caHi.it r Woman Crwains Ulory, wlJIc m?n ro not ineoittHo"it adntar and charm Few thiols are m n diu-tin? ha" thin. fri jurh, iv.tii!orl ilfiir, with head and cnt rovt'rvd wlh i.mdntT. Vhit a barWr an t yotr-'fx?! and bW liko a new man. Ttsi wharl.YOVS KATllAIKO will !o 1j t! e limn. Iho oviitm whWh liei io wjU pUccd Hair. Ulory Cnr'i, .I.esni-tjMil Tr- an 1 a Ckn Head, m !-$va!v r r-'iMj. $ jM .y aU li Cott .try iutcit. The ' rtJ;tr:st'-r f tliU ' w'.nd-rfl me.lictu claim t . bvf' 'h?'M td '- I in hn, !?'! trtf ttj of .Vof i'., ' it Br-tri$ il . il j,, -o than tv'.'tf ever I'ifore comt-ioed in one fin: ii"le, Th i'vi oce of ilu t.i l i f mod bi ib variety o btiiite l'f'' wl.ieh it ha hot found, to cott po r. !u the e.ire of Um;n Ultlf Szmr i'-'-jl -"-d the early t.. of Ctutt'tmjUiou. it brt aStortwhed the mvilinb f.ii'Uty. had hoa lnnb d the b!t phj - ii-.Uu pr-'oouncrt it (he yi t i!"? ' ( eoeei y , tht 'ay: Whili it cHr fho Ver.t Cou,jt'h- tt sitrogtfii the fj;!lc'rn-tttid pni!U tU M'i.xl. Jly it f4rmt and tkrwyk I'"1 fint ififiinj jirttprrti it rtt t tH Ifm,tvi '- if Ut the wtt r'o'tt to a ootiuoon J'lutrh ''M'e or 't ff ti'r,,,, Mercurial I i5etie!. Mineral poixonr, Syphilitic and Veocrial 'iheae, and their cf fectf are eri iicnlfd and viorotM health and a tiiiiH tiit,'tHtiuD c.itabH.lHd. t'rfij'!'i, 'ot fttintr S'ahi tlrtttt, F'tr-r S'rt'xt Sfh( Jluugh Skin, a short all tha-uunicrouo, diheae eiutd by hml hiinnl, re couqoere I by thi powerful, poriiyior nird irvtorntin medieine. For" Lirtr Vmilnlut",Jiiiiu' ion ol .ifjilmit C-VHiif,t:tiu, it bn jnoutd hun dreds of perfect and permanent cures' where oiher meJh -ino had failed. The proprietor oiler $J4M) reward for a modi cif.e that will ejti.il It in (he cure of the diea.t for which it is recommended. 1'cwnru of rtm Jr it and tixu-th U i m it -til on. See that my ttov eriunit'Stimp, which f a i,ittA jn'irnl"t of. yr.uitnirm, i upon the outride wrapper. Thi medicine i St!l by J), iji!tH at t,nr A,,ilr .cr buttle. Prepared ly It. V. PlKliCK M. P., nolo Proprietor, at hi. chemlenl Lnt..irtory, 133 Seneca streeet, Uuffalo, N. Y. June 3d,l:i-.1m. 'V.-!.--t I OF The standard remedy for t'oiijjhx, In. tlucnza, Hore Throat, H hooping Couoh, Croup, l.lver Complaint, llrouchiiis, IlUedlnp; of tle Idtns, ami every affection of the Throat, liUufi'H and Chest, Includ ing (o 'sumption. t r ,'iatar Balsam docs not dry up a Cotih, but loosens it. cleanses the LungM, alloy?! Jrrltatiou, thus rtimovin-;, the ra'iise of the com plaint. V'onc genuine unlrgNsJini ed I. HUTTM. Prepared by KliTII W. I'OWbH ,t SON," ItoKtpn. Hold hv HDIIIifiTtJN, IUKS Tiyri'iiU CO., San 1'iaucUco, and by dealers fironct ally. Iti-ly Forty Years' Ixperlenre have tested the virtuen of Jtr. "-WixUPu Jt,tfam of Wiltl Vhcrry, and the reult ia that it i. the bout rem edy extant lor pulmonary uud lung disease, . "l'r,"15n? whole range fro... alight oold to a iMifuiiiiHiiiu, fri u nor Kir us i mont, it would loag siaco have "died, aai wado n siu." . . ,;21oht. its Vmm TIN AXD ISIOTE STOUf Front Street, oae Door South of Post Ofiice. Dallas e., - - - - - - Oregon. NOWINd TI1KUH IS A MAIlKKl) dificrenco betwoen articles of TINWAKK manufactured by mo, aud that mado by manu. facturers In Portland and other large citiee, for shipment, I have on hand both my own make and al.-o that of factory make, so that people may take their choice. My stock cou.iwtn iu part, of, Stoves of ail kinds. Copper, Iti'ttSs and Iron Ware, j Wire work of ail descriptions, heet and Caivanfzed Iron, : ,; ;L .Stove lloilcrs, Tea ItettleK, i Milk 1'uum, Dippers, I.artl and Itiitter Cans, Hffl? Heaters, Japanned Ware a general Assortment, Cooking 8poons, A variety of'Oem Tans, Porcelain lined Stew Pans for Fruit, Broiling Fixtures of New and the Mos Improved Pattern And in fact everything that ran bo found in a !'nt elai Tin and Stove ctore. tSnb '-Work- Neatly Dona and Promptly Attended to. , 50 tl T. U. N i:VMAN. Perhsip thofc that have experience can tell, and perhnprfit wouhl le lit your ititeref-t to ank gomeoiko that knows, where the Kieb and Kare Dresi Goodg. thoxo Ladies' Hats that are the fashion direct from Mr. C. Levy's those Klurant S-Ui of Ladies' Furs, and thoj New Htyle Skirt" tbnt ajeared to ueh advantage over thoe lliirh I.'ieel Ladies' Boots, manu factured at ProUman. Uonovan k Ui!lMhan' Portland, Orejron, of all of which ywu had au'h a lavinh divpliiy by th Polk County iadic at tho Oregon ?tat t'liir. Or perbapr, gentlemen, ymi would lik to eall and exnutine fr your mdvesi tbotf Kleuot Fitting Stiittf-f Gent's Clotlillig. while I nhow you a Fine Anrt ment ol Uen'.'t famishing Goods. And when it eouie t Yaoki-e Notions, Fancy Good, Jewelry, Fine Tobaccos and Cigars. Gro-C-li" of nil IK'imjm) Hoi., Int-niui.d tri tly at Portland pi ice my customers bear witness wf th KitvUtucy and Cw jpuc, Al.SU. Sole ,Ajent for Polk County for the ltot and Shoe Manufactory of Portland, Oregon, the excrtUnt tpmlity of whoo gxl re erecting ueh au eaeitvuient all over the State and Pa cine Terr'torie. Trade iocrr.itii every day ut La Cledc (formerly ('toif' Store), M. M. IILLIS. Proprietor. 2Mim c AViNii prncHASEii a lap, nr. xi 1 g rotu.ivt Sui k of liLNi.LAL MLH CllANLJlZi;, co.-ubtio injait of i5ry (icottf,; Anl atl :rl"sb fa?d iu fJKN LUAL VAIll KI'YMOKK, I wt ull rvjx.-lftiUy mil the attntiots of ti. I'o' SU t my Li't..li:liiui ut. Htgfiett CH f ice pi I or I III? AND !i;i.: kv. n a. hay, LoU, Pu!k Co., 0rn. von tiii: t'ltri.NT mm son. We respectfully c;!l the attention of the Public to our Will Selected Stock f.adif ' Dress (ooda, I.adlcs and 31iocs Hat, CJcut Fa r n Ish I n :ood, j Cloves, ;allti. V.U. Hardware,' Clroccrie, School It iok, Stationery, fcc , Iu fact Kvcrjthlns Found In a Fit IJS KCiail ?lOIC. Wo can assure our Patron that we will te up with tho times. Cumo and Examine 'our Stoek before joir chasing elsewhere. Country Produce taken in exchange f Goods ! X. &, J. D. LKK Dallas, April 22, 1871. 1-tl 65 A V I It E A Pit Cheaper lliau liver !! ! IlOIiTISII.'i WO It T .1.13 V & CO., "ellewdale ;stoiie; If a vo removed their STOCK OP flOOPS to Dallas, and ara constantly reteirmg NHW and XiELh SELKCTKD UOODS, consisting of Ladies' Ores and Fancy Hoods, Men and Hoys' Clothing, Hats and Caps, t '.,..',? Hoots and Shoc, Ladles and Chlldrens Shoes of every i Style and le. A full Stock of Orocerles constantly; on hand, also Hardware and Crockery. Woolen Goods manufactured at the ' ttltcndale 3I1II, sueh as IJeavers, Cassimcres, Hard Times, Tweeds, I'iannols and HlankctH, Which wo offer at Wholesale and Retail. Having a detre to locate permanently in Dallas, we will deal fairly and justly with all who mny favor h with ther ; patronare. Wo will exchanffo Goods for Country Produce, for which we will pay tho Highest Prioo. Bring on. your Eggs aad Batter. : s-tf :i TOJF.fiiK i)E5I,E. t' ALII, KIN US OF WOltIC, BKWINO VVaahing and Ironing, Ac., done by Mrs Burnett on short notice and on reasonable terms.1 Alt orders left at the house, south-west part of JJallaa, will bo immediately attended to. '"'"" ; :' ''; r - - ' i The iJrcat Medical Discovery! Dr. WALKER'S OALIPOP.1TIA 4 ' VINEGAR BITTERS, M Hundreds of Thonsanda ?f Z, Dear testimony to th')r Wonder- 3 & o ful Curative KlTecta. 2 WHAT ARE THEY? Hi uiIfancy d n i n k vPf i ULvle of Poor Itum, Vb4i;'.cri Proof Spirit and Uei'uc I,iquuriUoct .red,Riced a ad swecteuetl to pleanc tho taiste, called Ton lea," Appetizer," " nestorcr, c, tnat lead tUe tippler oa to drankcancss and rulu, tut are a true Medicine, made from the Native Koota and THE Y AUK TCnt' A VTT.W Bi 1 Her? of California, Irec from all Alcoholic Stiinulnnm. They are the ('It RAT It LOO I) i'l It II It: :t uud LIFE GIVINti 1'ItIN- CI PLE apcrftct neuovator a&d Inviorator of t!ic Pj stem, carrying olT all poisonous matter and restoring t!ie bkKnl to a healthy condition. No person can Ulcc these Uiiiers uccordlug to direc tion and rmj&'.p louj unwell. for Iuflnmmot orjr mid Ctironlo IChctl Hint I mil nuil 'oui, I)ratrp.Ia r IndU lECMioa, IlilloHD, Ketiiktti ut uud lutcr-loilK-ut Fever. Vinvixm- of I be lllood, Liver, Kidneyn, tiud Itladiter, these Hit ter t.atij been most euec.kf!i!. Hnch I)ii rusft aro cauncd by Vitiated lllood, which Is tfencraHy prducci by dcraauccut of Uto 'in sPtit'si A it iNrjinr.sTiOT?. iei laei;t, i la th Wionloeri, Coatrhs, TlUt lCi. cf tlic Cacst, I))i...i;H',.Sour T-ruciatiOUS of the Stoma-ta, I'-ltio la t .a iXoutn ltaious At tacks, rah;t.;tt m of t!u Heart, Iu.lainmatloa of the Lans.rUi In the rea ions of th Kidaeyc.aait ii hunJrc.J other j umiul t ) uiioiiin, ara tuc cC priosof Ivt;j.cjnia. Tts"ylavtora.t the Stomach and t!mnlate tha torpid liver and txiweia, which render them of uu c-iU4lie4 3c4cy Li ciciA'r!g tlid Idood of all l:jij.urnii.. and iuiartiii t l.f aadriforto the whole fytea. FOKHIUN l I SF. AHF.H. Frnpt!oni.Tett-, . tlt iiiioa.n, Ii!(tc!t. i-t, I'iui;ic. Puj-iuI.-s. 1?.'U, Carinas-?-:, tH.V.'ormt.J'alO-Iteid.t'-oro Eye, Kr yiivl j'-, 1 teh, Sai-f, Iue-.;.,ration of th fkJti, H'i-or -i'l I:cla'" oftis ? ";!u, of wh;tvTffr raruj r tutor,', are Uter-'.iy ik op au'larrld v,U of t:ic uiu U a r h -r 1 ;.u ty V--Z n-e of thef? r.tu . Ot;c. 1.''1U' i s Mtt h CMZ'i win convinc;: l!w ravrt iurt'Ju!yv.s wf their curn'ivo C'llce'n. Ci v,.? tie V;tiate.! IU od trliTr ton Cn4 iu I s p-.r-iis. .!;;;, '-:;z t'irs r.h t'u-PkW l.ri:a p?, ErflfiJlf a r 're ; cScanfelt ! n j'f'U aul it oti-t rutted t" t .iuKi.'l i. tho veion ; eli.uii" it when iiU f'.ii, and your fclu;: win t'l yoa w!-.e;i. Keej t a t loo t i ure uA tho p! f fie frs'ctn will foil w. PIN, TA I'kn dt t; :r WmtltS. InrVtnaln Vm fytt uf . many tioa.n.l-;. ar elf.-et.jaity ; detroyfd nn-t r''n.vt.:;i. Fr fall i!;re-iKa,rciid cartfaUf thotcirculir around eae'il ..;tle. J. WAl.KF.Ti, iTroprh-tor. B. II. IfrTXIKAI.r & CO.. DruKjKt aud Gsn. A Kent. P.t 1 Frjuwineo, Cat., aad S?6a1St Comase-cc Hrett. New York. SOU? HV ALL DUCOUISTS .:."i DlT.VLZItS. THE HEW IGOD. VtV t'iW r u . H cv . -it : m', . . ; 4 " ' It - -- - - - I'l- 3sA j i i - 1 t m i i Fcr r. Tpw coats you can buy of .your Croccr cr Dmist a I acirn of sea ::rsr faiune, i::a;Io i!c::i p;:ro Irish 3Ioss, or j ('arra:crn r!lich will limliO . , i e tim ,r r.nd a Iiko qi:r.:ili'y of Putl diiifj, : Custards, Creams, Char loltc Kasso, A.c. It Ls ilio cheapo, f, hoallliiost, r.nd most (Icliciou ; food in tho world. It Minkos n splendid Dessert, and lias no equal as a light and delicate food for 1 aval ids aud Children. A Glorious Change ! ! TIIK CiRKAT WORLD'S TOXIC. Plantation , Bitters. This wonderful vretnltlo rcstoraliro i llao fihce-:m-clanrof the fc!fle tisid tldiUi :jJ J. A- fossil sis). I roraJial for a?rc1 r.n.l l::;3j;a2(3t it nrhips. A a 'ri'etsis2y for Itao ncrvom wa!isos to wfiich - wouacn arc c2jerl::i!y u!i jeet, it is 'tsiiiicrstxliBig vvcty oilier Mini33!a:H. Iu nil C2i inatt, laojiica!, to:2s;ir:sji or faii'l, it ncH 'tiH u jsrciJia in .every specie of 4li3orlcr which isntleriEiittiv th CosaSSy Mrciith anil l;rca!&.lovKi c!ic niifiiial spirits, Eoi sale by all ruggistst I U 3 - i 3i - . M v.,;! ?c5 M U ,,.. J? J?1 t THE Y IKK TCnt' A VTT.W INSURANCE COMPANY itLi . 91A1NC, ORGANIZB-'V- - - - - - - 1818. CHARTER PERPETUAL Directors' Office, Ko, 20, Court Street, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. "' II EN It Y CROCKET... President. DANIEL SHARP Vies Prcsido WIIITIXO II. IIOLLISTER Secretary. ThU is among the Oldest of New Eng land ComanIe, , And the Lowest Coiii Company Extant. PUREL5 kutu!al; I) i v i c! c n i! s 15 c c ia red A ii ei ii a 1 1 y. : n: ' ox tub " . ; '.'' - CONTRIBUTION PLA, ASD AI'PtlED AFTER TUC SXC0XP fATMSST A Loan of 40 percent. wliu .Desired, POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED is tho Union 51 atual Life Insurance Company Ly failure to pay tbe.Preiuiuta when due, Lut aro continued ii force by the NON FORFE1IURK LAW of the State of Massachusetts. iixanples bhoiviug the Worklttg of jtte I'LAS, OHK1SAKT ttFK. t Koa ExAMftK ; A party insuring at the ae of thirty-five preutietns all cash.' Hie Annual Prttnium will continue policy la furee 2 years iitid 3 uj , Two Annas! Preaiiinns will continue policy io -. iorte i years aud 12 days. -:f, ' :-,.,.'f rirce Annual Premiums will continue policy in force 6 years aud 27 diiv. Jfour Annual Premiums will continue policy ia lure b years and 40 days. ttc Au'.iual" priuluuts will eoutinue policy ia loreii 10 yeais and bC days. o '.va.fii 40 I'tacssT. .oTa mas tr.zx irsjri itw Annual Premiums will contiuue policy in fijift "2 yvjis mid JiOdayi?. furec Annual i'rtu;iutns win continue policy in fitrew 4 jear nd JmjI. : ive Ai.nt.ul Pteiii'iom cuullnue policy ia J-ree 7 yearn and daye. ri,z: Pnru um lt V.U i'lan Tm Py iitoi i.t'e. Une 'Annual 'Premium will c. liouc pidiey in iWc, as a Term Policy, al. ut itiiee j.rtr. - Cxiti'L:: Pixniimr. 10 per eeuU Note Plan, i tu Piivuuiit Li!e. One Annual Prviaiuta will cwtitioue p 'ltey in f.rce as a Tcrui Policy, .iK.ut 2 )car and 100 day. ' Iiduwmenl Policies . hmriK: Premiums all Casli Age, 35 Iu;i, Ordinary Endowment, payable at the .ie of :t. One Annoal Pretnium wiil eon liiuie policy id freo as a Terta Policy, nearly o year., or 1 years and "25 days. 'xAMi'tr : Premium!" all Catli Ae, 35 j Piiin, Ten Year Eitdowtaent. payable at the aC of -15 ; One Annual Premium will con tinuc policy in force as a Term. Policy, 7 years. Notes on Endowtneiit Policies, !;xri.t:: Premium 40 per cent. Note Age, Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable a the age of 5ft. Ono Annual Premium will eontinuo poliey in force as a Term. Poliey .about 3 years. :! . . ExAiiTLR : Premium 40 per cent. Note Age, -35 ; Plan, Ten-Year Endviwment, payable at tho age of 45. One Annual Premium will continue policy iu force as a Tuna Policy about 5 years. Hales, Assets to Liabilities. ISM. 13C7. 18(58. , '. 1S69. " 121 i7 121 01 121-57 12700 Intkkkst llKCEirts roa 1SC9...... $240,670 14, Lossts Paid im 1869....... ..........201,190 0U Interest Received is Excess or Losses Paid ...,.,35,4S0 14 Assets this Date Over...... ......6.000,000 09 Losses Paid to Date .....1,6.9,433 00 DiviPKTtna Paid ik Cash to Date. .'.951,31 S i Insurance ok 14,000 Policies In Force OTE........................30.06e.30 II This Company is not restricted to ioTestisw its funds in the New England States. , Frotu the Report of the Auditing Committee", we fi4 that $1,600,1)00 is now loaned upon sUtes ia the City of Chicago and near thereto, wliert rates of intcreit are nearly or quite cual to those of the Pacific Coast. There is nothing desirable in Life In surance which cannot be scQuredx 1 by a Policy in the MUTUAL :x LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICE, s S. W. Cor. Cat. and Kearney Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. H II J OH N son & C O., ' ...... . - : IV fl-t General Manogers, Pacific Coast. , S. C. MORSEy GENERAL AGENT, OREGON A WASniNOTON TERRITORY