Oregon Republican., April 20, 1872, Image 4

I) H r a n.
DALLAS, SATUKDAY,
AITJL 20.
Urokcu llovvcrt.
""IV a jt-ar ago; one summer cvo,
While walking out with Jauo,
yx ttiko a lover's farewell loive,
Down in tbe shtuly lane, I
I, cuielutfs, crushed a tiny flowcr--
I did sot miiid it then ; j
It was a heedless act of pcyar,
A common thing with men.
IV.o parted j there were word iinknd;
Hex eyes werofilUnl with -tears,
And I wa? proud and routrhj ar.d blind;
' But, oh J tUo after years !
Two -voices, like my shadow, haunt
. My way at every f U-p-- I
Tho sighing of tho murdered phuit,
The wail of her who wep.
I crushed a flower, I killed a heart ;
And now where'er I go. j
I find myself a thing apart.
With " heritage of woo.;
Where'er a little flower I meet,
It bends its head away,
S.krioks from my s;uri!egtou3 feet,
And crouehts to tuo clay.'
And then it sounds a Ijttlts moan
I heard it in the lane
That dreadful night a long agono,
When I wai there with Jane.
Cut now 1 never crush a Unwer,
Nor pluck one from its stalk,
And all are safe in field or bower,
Wherever 1 may walk.
Ah ! flowers forgive, but hearts do not ;
Human inhuman all are we;
J don't believe Jane had a thought
'That was not all of lovo for me ;
And yet I .crushed her like the plant,
With coward duubts alut her truth;
And since, my only prayer is, grant
Forgiveness for the fins of youth!
jbujiday Heading;
A person's good brcediri; is the best
security against other people's ill man-
The rutn of most men elites from
some idle hour. Occupation id an ar
mor to the soul.
J.eace is the evening star of the sou!,
as virtue is its sun, and the two are
never fur apart,
Man's nature runs to either herds or
a
worus ; let mm seasonably water the
one and destroy the other.
A ..... . .1 . 1 . a
: suiiasu3 ircn;in ; anu paiierjes
anrj reflection makes those things pos.Vi
V.t t. :.. . i. . l' .
uic which, ju uie ursi instance appear
almost inifurmountahle.
Sincerity is speaking as we think, btr
lievinir as vio pretend, actinias we pro
less, performing as we promise, and
being as Wc appear to be.
If you have performed an act of
it; if you publish it, you will neither be
believed here nor rewarded hereafter.
rk-:,: r...i ... rn. ...
vuiitoiiaijs j)j a ir e nou ioo mue. J. iwy
row barren and wither unless they cu!
tivate the spirit of praise. It is ood
exercise to recount the mercies ui'Gol,
to thiuk of his loving kindness,
We should not despair of the jroodr.rss
of the world, if we do not happen to see
it immediately around us. The at (.:.
phere is still blue, though so mueh of
It us isiuyloscd iu our apartuicut is cul
crless, jMany favor? which (iod hatli jriven
us ravel out for the want of hemming,
through our own unthankfuliness ; iur
V i iii-
though prayer puichascth Lh-s.-inI.
a. ,ua, u I
cession cf thenr. Ftilki'.
A man's dealings must he honest and
upright. Jct hi:? yea be yea, and hi
nay be nay. Let him be rijridly exact
when he has to pay, and forhcarinj;
tvhen he hait to receive. He must riot
at all delay jut payments an i if he
has been obliged ' to sue another, and
has received judcuitnt iu hi favor, let
him be merciful, J:tticut ar.d foibear-
Ti:c race of mankind would perish
did they cease to aid each other. From
the time that the mother binds the'
child's head till the moment that some
kind assistant wipes the death damp
from he brow of the dying, we cannot
exist without mutual help. All, there
fore, that need aid, have a right to ask
their fellow mortal. No one, who holds
the power of granting it, can refuse it
without "uilt.
The more tenderly and warmly one
Joyea so much more does ho discover, in
..If .l.p. ... . .1 .1 . '
jnmseii ueiects raiiur man cnarm;, that
Tunuei uiLu uui oriny vi ine oeioveu.
Thus are our little faulfs fir.st .made
known to ui, when we have ascended
the higher steps of religion. The more
we satisfy the demands of conscience,
f the stronger they become. Love and re
mm.A t. ! . A . . I . C . I 1 t f
ligion are like the sun. Vj mere day
light and torchlight, the air of the apart.
"VM W J . U I V UUU UUUtOlUI 'E-J I'J U dill"
gle particle ; but let in a sunbeam, and
how dubt and motes aro hovering
about !
Place a young lady under the eare of
a kinuhearted, graceful ladyj and she,
. uucoDcioualy to herself, gnnva to a
rt rn 1 1 fill f'l 1-.... t. .
t. -' iuujr. -x iav;u a uuy in ine es
tablishment of a thorough, straight-forward
business man, and the boy becomes
a celf-rcliant, busiocsa man. 'Children
are susceptible creatures, and circum
stances, scenes and actions always' im
press them. As you hiflnenco them,
pot by arbitrary rules, not by stern ex
ample alone, but in a thousand other
"wavs that sneak thrnnoli E.;l.f
soi't uttereuces and pretty pictures, so
( - - - w " W 1 I . 1 . b .
win mcy grow, j lie instinct is in them.
Give them an inch and they will " a
"ruile. Allow them the privilege aud
thojr will wako your b'oiacs beautiful.
FacJs mid' Fancies.
Extremes meet S6'use.
Civil service good waiters:
llcw to keep u holliday keep sober.
Autumn leaves when winter comes
in. .
A noisy piece of croekcry-thc cup that
cheers.
The woman's love that overtops every
thing a love ot a bonnet.
Mock turtle kissing before company
and fighting afterwards.
How long ought a lady's crinoline to
be ? Not much above two feet.
Long absence makes the heart grow
fonder of youic one else.
How to ride rapidly down hill get
in the last stages of consumption.
The champion reaper which secures
tho largest harvest Advertising.
Every aian whogoes out West returns
with his story of an arrow escape.
" Excuse histe atal a had pen," as
the pig said when he broke out.
A young lady recently betrothed say
that " C. O. 1). " means " Call on Dad "
Forty-one divorces per diem is the
last quotation from Alleti county, Indi
ana. Strict doctrinarians, like youthful
puppies, depends much upon their dog
mas.
Avoul slang my son ; turn t say
' swell " when it'i as well to say some-
thinir else.
The late aurora borealis was generally
red Rut that was not gener aliy under-
StO-U.
An artifii-ial florist who lives upon
t lie second iljor may bo caned a second
Flora.
A wit being r quested '' to say a good
thing," laconically respotmed Oys- the ranti;g of f uli amnesty to th pco
ters." j pie ot tho- - Stalt lately in jeh-dlion;
.Motto for drcsstnuker's customers j "d we here pledg.? the Jul 1 and -1 e-
The bad workwumiu quarrels with bet j
tulle.
On a cohl day one like- to see the
lire getting up, )tt cue grumbles at the
iie .u coals.
It is the ordinary Way of the world to j
eep tolly at the helm and wuuaue.- toe ;
latches.
Au honest man gathers no muss.
A !
i
rolliiiLT
tone's the noblest vvoik ot I
.1 O'.
d-
-J'. . A its.j'j, j
What would a pig do who wi.-hed to
buiid himself a fiabttati -..ti t i ic a n t
iu his tail, and call it a jtiVtie.
Whv i-s u man tyiu a note of hand
like a father piin to m o h:s children I
iecaue he ineet Iih i ; ;!. niLiiiite. j
.When did Alexu travel with an an-
eient Kiu d' A-viia t Wiun he iv.nt j
with Secretary lloocsuu and Czar'd An- j
t
,)aI,0l!-
Old Dick, who U a .shade or two j Xatic.n c -.:n mcreial j.r j.erit)- and inde
blacktr than there is any need of, say ; p..r,d,-ncc
he due-j hatu " UcoC ycf fail wind.-, U.y j j We he'ievo th it i-.; nf ir educi
iSau taunm. j (jUn js t!ie sole truo lm-t and hoj. d' a
JM r I u iTi ; i iys that our winter.- ' Iree ..vernuient, and !i i!l r.ver oppose
tuut be ettin briltie. In no othei ; any divcr.-ion of, or it.tei fen nee with
way can r!ie account lur tha uecui letice j the eoniiii.n selio u fund or I an U in
'A Cu.ii bliaj s.
.... . , , .r
V nut is the diih
ere nee between a far-
tner and a buttle oi whiskey .' One hu j
bands tho corn, aud the oilier Corns the j
husbands. I
Vou'll grow up ugly if you nuke I
face.," said a maiden lady to her u -:ec 1
Did you make laced when ou w a j
girl, aunty
It is the complaint f.f the eminent Mr.
IJiown thai ho toi.-ted 3li.-s mith
thriHigh the entire tca.ou at ."Saratoga
without making her Drown.
Over the door of a cobbler's! shop iu
Providence appear.-) this legend : " lio ;ts
and .slioes made hear ladled and shell
lleuitui repaired."
" We have no room for all this,' sud
our night editor, glaue.ng de.-paringly
at a two-column obituary ; it must be
cut down tj a proper die-mention."
A young lady writes to a friend as fol
lows : " 3iis3' ifmith is staging with us.
We went oui sailingycsterday. 1 didn't
know there was so much iu her."
A gentleman who recently married
ave his bride as a present on her
wedding day, instead of the tradition
ary diait.ond earriug.s, a sewing ma
chine. A western girl who ha3 been well
brought up knocks every man that kissed
her, and .she i.s so pretty that luiif the
married and all tho single men iu town
have black eyes.
"Good morning gentlemen," says a
busfjue colporteur on entering a railway
car. No one responded. Beg par
don, if L have said too much. 1 with
draw the last expression."
Very little of the candy now sold, ex
cept the clean rock, is much better than
poisou for children. Pure candy may
be eaten in any reasonable quantity
as denert but not otherwise without det
riment. A notion dealer in Charleston S. C,
lately advertised for chiwjuepins, and a
coon-skin firm in tho tnountaius soon
overstocked him. lie wanted to write
to the iirru to stop, but could'nt spell
the word to savo his life. So he just
got mad and enclosed two chiuiuepitis
iu a letter, and told thcui,4' please don't
send mo any more ot those
things.
UHPUISLICAN PLATWIUM.
RESOLUTIONS Anoi'TRD BY THE STATE FKPPBtl
CAN CONVENTION AT POHTLA.ND. MAUCH 2tlTH,
1872. '
The Union Republican party of Ore
gon, in Convention, makes this declara
tiou of its principles and policies :
1. To the Constitution of tho Uni
ted States and all its amendments we
pledge our uufaltering allegiance; to
its authority a willing obedience ; to its
full and legal construction and enforce
ment our constant support.
2. That the suceess of the present
National Administratiou iu reducing
the public debt, diminiidimg and equa
lizing taxation, administering every
branch of public ti Hairs- with economy
and efficiency, farming and improving
the civil service, euloreiui: the laws
without fear or favor, protecting the
nation's wards with'pateutal care against
tho cruel avarice of speculation and
Iraud, and maintaining friendly rela
tions with Foreign lowers, has been
such as to command the approbation
of the great majority of the American
people, and justly entitle it to-the con
iidence and commendation of every true
Republican.
We regard the payment of the
national debt, iu full compliance with
ail legal obligations to our creditors
everywhere, and iu accordance with the
true letter and spirit of i.s contracting,
as no longer a question in i-sue; hut
that we may be clearly understood, wo
j dcuikuuee all forms and decree.- of repu
illation of that debt, an afrirnud by the
1 -nocrutie jwrty and its sy uquthizers,
as Uut m,l-V national calam.ttes, but posi-
itve cutties, aim we wm u.er eow-eni
to a su-pieio; of lac f ho:i;r or jus
UCt: in its eoinplete sati.-f.tct.i.ui.
4. We admit of no di.-t:u-:tion-. be
tween citii ns, whether ot nattv; or
f.tfein birth ; ;i!(
t.'irlVIi 10 Wi
lavor
nve pr.dt etion id our civd hws to ail
pei'S'ins ojiiiitariiy coining to or, ream
ing it our land.
;". We S'.iV r the rncotir:lgemeu,.
ol rai'ro.-i l- hy the (jttaral ( lovet tmu rit
of the l iiite 1 .V it--. a; d hol-1 ;h;t 'e!i
(li.,p;,1(ion'shuu d U made u! the pt.h
IujJ ,,.( u
i tit It sett I' I-" elllV. Ill 1U
.titics not ts-
ee. tlitiir 1 a u s.
it. 'l b it while we are in favor of a
revenue for the support of tho ; ietiera'
jo t -rmitfi.t, by tioties upon i.-npur.'s,
'!Hl i .,!! ' Tt Jjuires .-neu ;i'ljiif inent
ot little lutirs in im not t- .41 tw tiieisir
iu,;;:,; f v ; -; i
reecin uieittl that pwliey l njt;:r.il ex
elsan'o which secures tn t!n?
working
men hht tal wages ; tn am sen St u ro remti- i
iH-rulive irici ; to UM eh-iiiie- and m ui-
ict'irers an rid j'rite reward fr tin ir
ktll. Lhor n.d cntRfr.ri. and to th.
tn;- Mite, for any othvr than their le
gitimat.? par) o-e, and we condemn the
b;'or.ti.u by the hit L"-i-lafure
v;ncre'y two humlre.l MiouMtol dolors,
" lr,,n the ,t-eho,d fund, were prant-
," '-q.rati.n eoisfin nia.nly of
"Ue leaders and party auf,t,,,
!'"r J1"' '"ruetion of a work wo.eh
re-p insilde, offered to construct for
enly-live tlhtm-ind dollar le.-s ; arvt tha!
we aro in favor of tin? pnssaire ly the
Le'i-lat'ire of an efiieient seho.d law,
such as shall seeur. to all citizens ol
our State a gooi eommoii school educa
tion. W? find no terms suSli'Mently
stiMng to express our disapproval of
tlne acts of the la-t le;islaturij whese
by the swamp .land- belonging to the
State have been taken from the nee ly
settlers and given without limit or proper
eionpetitiou in p.rice to the land grab
her and speculator ; whereby the emol
U'.ueuts a id salaries ol State ofiieers
have been unconstitutionally increased,
and tho taxes increased thousands of
dollars by tho creation of new and un
necevsay o Aires and salaries, for the
purpose of providing for party favorites;
and whereby the citizens of our me
tropolis have been deprived of and de
nied the right of controlling their po
lice authority. And rro equally con
demn the administration of our Slate
officers and laws as extravagant, reck
less, illegal and destructive, aud we
rightly charge all these results as the
acts of the Democratic party.
We are in ; favor of tho United
States giving to each honorably dis
charged soldier who served iu tho arm
ies of tho United States to put down
tho rebellion a warrant, bra homestead
of 1G0 nercs.
10. That we demand tho repeal of
the so-calied litigant acc, which was
devised to support pauper Democratic
newspapers at the public expense.
11. That the Republican party of
this Stato arc in favor of tho General
Government extending aid toward build
ing a railroad from Portland, Oregon,
to Salt Lake City, and we hereby pledge
our party representatives to tho support
of tho same
12. That tho indiscriminate licen-
sing of persons to sell spirituous liquors
without being placed under proper re
sponsibilities for the abuse thereof,
having been found by experience, to
promote the growth of crime and pau
perism, and thereby to seriously increase
the rate ot taxation, the Repulhcan
party recognise the right and duty of
the law making power to prevent and
limit the evils and abuses of such sale,
so far as concerns the public good and
is conisttCnt with individual liberty, by
refusing to license other than law-abiding
and re-ponsible persons, who can
furnish sufficient sureties fur good con
duct. IU. That the Republican party of
Oregon is iu favor of obtaining assist
ance from the General Government for
the construction oC a wagon road from
the city of Portland to the Dalles, re.
cognizing this as a most important and
necessary improvement for the State.
14. We affirm that the continuance
in power of the Republican party is
the only sure preservation of national
peace aud prosperity, and for reasons
therefor wo point to its brilliant record
in the litfe civil war ; to a complete
nationality ; to a united sisterhood of
thirtyseven .States ; to our Territories
rapidly warming into State life; to a
nation freed from the tidnt ot human
slavery ; to au elevated aud enlarged
citizenship; to our national standing at
home a yd abroad ; to the work of vig
orous reform in all discovered abu-es of
authority or trut ; to an utuqualed for
'ii;ii credit ; to a successful and "solid
financial system, and to the unparalleled
peace and prosperity evciy where in our
broad elotuiin, and these are our pledges
for the future.
We Ir.iil the " New Departure"
of the late Democratic party, taken by
1 f
I no action of their Convention in seven
Sta'cs, a.- an affirii.atiou id' the priuci-J
pi.s tor v.u:c'i the uepnhlieau pirty j
bus contended for the hit t n (-ars;j
and in the iV-ive Policy" of lh.il
pu tv, u't ea.ly a-sumed iu sever :1 of
the States, wi; reeoniz 1 an a knowi
e Jgmeut of their h i;.eh ne of sue-
ee-s in tl
ji.iijjn.
ie Cuming i'leiJ. nt'ul ea:u-
P L A N T A T 1 0 N
ESitters.
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n l drbiittatrd. A- a tonic ami turlvl t"r j
the ajjt-d au I languid it 1. t juai nuonj: I
t',u
A a rvtucdr f T tho r.rri-
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jot, it in up.r"'j-iK even othtr stimul.oit. j
in all (liui.'f.J. tr"i'i-.il, t.'!ii:;i jto or frigid, it I
ri' a' n if-'iS'i in cv-.tv oT di irderi I
wbioh H'ld. nuuu- ih. b.! y
brcaUi Jjvfi. tlu ai.iitial ifit.
aii 1
IU'3t;Ui;i! Woman!
lIAfJ.W.i M MiNOM V i: I.M gives
to tlic Complexion the l'reshncss of
Youth.
IUr.xV MAdVfii.n P.ai.m overall eg Ibc
lliti-hed 3Kar,on'c rau'd bv hfat. ffi no d
xi-strinrnt. It makefi tbe Udy f forty a iear
i,nt twontv. and ?' natural and perfect that no
j.rr.n ran detect it. nplie.t!i a. I'.y it- u?c
the ri;be.l i U i n i ma lts to rival tho pure r.i
dicnt texture .f joathful bcritj. It r i. vc?
,,,!,.., W.itehcn and pimjdo. It ciutaitis
nolbiaS th.it will injure tho fUin tbe lonst.
MA;-ot li P.ai m is use 1 by all fashionable
ladies, in New York, London and Paris. It costs
only Ta cents per Pottle, and is fold by al
I'mist and Perfumery
The ori 'inator of this wonderful medicine
claim to h.ivo discoverod and cowW7 ...
harnmmu wore of A'f mot wcrogn ur,ly
ml , iK rti than was ever before combined in
one medicine. The evidence of this fact is
found in the variety of most obstinate diseases
which it has been found to conquer. In the
cure of Jiromhiti, Severe Cough, aud (he early
ata-'es of Vinnu,iptw it low !"'ohcd the
m-.-dical faculty, and hundreds of tho bust phy
sicians pronounce it the grentrtt ialit-i o,
rorery of the ay. While it cuits the nevcroft
Cougbf, it strengthens tho system and purifies
tho blood. Uy its great and thorough blood
purifying proprtic it cures all Humor from tho
worst nc'rofulit to ft oomnioii IHotch Vimple or
Eruption. .Viercurial diseases, Mineral poisons,
Syphilitic, and Venerial Diseases, and their ef
fects aro eradicated and vigorous health aud a
sound coimtitutiou established. Eryipclns, Suit
Hhtnm, Scald Jletul, Facer Sort$, Srnly or
Jlotfh Skin, in short all tho numerous diseases
caused by bad blood, ore conquero I by this
powerful, purifying and invigorating medicine.
For ''Liver Vowjdaint," Jit I tout J)iordern and
lldbitunl Cormtijatiit it has produced hun
dreds of perfect and permanent cures where
other medicine had failed.
The proprietor offers $100 reward for a medi
cine that will equal it in tho cure of tho diseases
for which it is recommended. IJoware of ro
feitt and worthln imitation. Sec tha! my Gov
ernment Stamp, which is ft positive guarantee of
at'tiuiiieiienH, is upon iho outride wrapper. This
j medicine "is Sold by Druggists atone dollar per
. bottle. Prepared by It. V. PIERCE M. D., solo
j proprietor, at his chemical Laboratory, 133
eeca strocet, Buffalo, N. Y. Jiiae3d,13-3ia.
PIOIEER TIN AND STOVE STOKE,
Front Street, one Door-South of
Post Office.
Dallas - - - - - - - Oregon.
KNOWING -THERE IS A MARKED
difierenee between articles of TINWARE
manufactured by me, and that rnaJo by manu
facturers in Portland and other large cities, for
shipment, 1 have on baud both my own make
and also that of factory make, so that people
may take their choice. My stock consists iu
nart, of
Stoves of all kinds, '
Copper, IlraSi and Iron Ware,'
Wire work of all descriptions,
Sheet and C.alvanized Iron,
Stave Hollers, Tea Kettles,
Milk Pans, Dippers,
l.ard and Hatter Cans,
Heaters,
Japanned Ware a general Assortment,
Cooking Spoons, A variety of Gem Pans,
Porcel.dn line 1 stew Pans for Fruit,
Broiling Fixtures of New and tha lloa
Improved Patterns,
Aud iu fact everything that can be found in a
fust c ass Tiu and Stove Htre.
Jo lb Wo a
it
Neatly Doin and Promptly Attended to.
M-tf T. R. NEWMAN.
Xcr UvoiIhI Xcy ttoot!!!
i-oii Tin: iiti:si;T skasonv
We n?.ectful!y call tho attt.ti-n cf the
Public to our Well sV.rctcd Htotk A
ladies' Dr3s CJoods,
I-adies and ILsse.-' IIati,
icnta Fnrnishlnir Cit.ods,
C.luveb, (Waiters. lite.
Hardware,
Cirorerles,
2iu.il It nfts,
ftatio::cry, &c.
In fact I'vcrj filing I'-und in a First
14 e tail Store.
Ve can a?uro cur Pi.fr his that wo will In
uji ith the lauos.
dana a:i i Examine our Stji-k before iir
rliarinsj tl.-ewhtrc.
Country ProJlare taken ia exefcanja t r
Goods !
N. &.
DuVxt, April 22. 171.
J. I. LEE
1 - ti
c; 53 sr. a 2": v u 2-1:
1
i'hra?:r than Civrr!!!
.t ... ,, .-. v
ELLEHDALS STORE,
it ve r -:i-vv.l lUi ir i u iv ;r ,yyi i
' i i I ir.t rui),,! u;! y rM iv i. v arm
VU.L ,-J.J. IXIKiJ t;il.S, fou.-isti.i- of
I. adics Ir!" and Fancy fioods.
Men atul Hoy. Clothing,
Hats mid Cap.
IkioU and aoes,
Ladles anI Children' Shoes of every
St)lc and izc.
A full Stock of CIroceiloi consiaiulj
on hautl.aloo Hardware and Crockery.
Wolea Cload Manufactured al the
i:i!cnda!c Mill, such as
Heavers, Cas.imcrc, Hard Times,
Tweed.?, Flannel? and I!l;uikets,
Which we offer at Wholesala aud Petail.
ll;ivinc a dcfiio to locate permnncntl v ii
Paibin. e will deal fairlv and ju.-l!y with all
who inny favor u with tbc;r patrf.r.ae. We
will ecli!ie (ioods for Country Produce, for
which we will piy the Highest Piico.
Bring vn yoar Eggs and Batter.
3-tf
The standard remedy for Coughs, I n
llnenzn, Sore Throat, Whooping
Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint,
Bronchitis, Hleeiling f n,e
l.uns. and every uU'ectioii of the
Throat. Lungs anil Chckt, luclud
in Co 'sumption.
Wlstar s Italsam does not dry up
a Cough, but loosens it, cleanses
tho Lungs, allays irritation, thus
removing the cause of the com
plaint. Vone genuine unless sign
ed I. UUTTs. Prepared by Sli ill
W. I'tMVM: & SON, Moston.
Sold by 1U:I)1)I(;to, Hos
TCrTIOIt Ss CO., San Francisco,
and by dealers generally. 16-ly
C. H COX
Has on ,hand an for Sale, SADDLE
TREES of all sizes and the best quality.
Shop near Waytuiro's Mill, Dallas, Oregon.
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WOI, ! WOOL ! WOOL !
milK HIUIIEST CASH P1UCB PAID FOP.
X Wool, by ALBEBI 0. YAXKS.
Office in Dallas, M
'TO" THE PUIIlilC.
4 LL KINDS OF WORK, SEWING
1 Washing and Ironing, Ac, done byMii
Burnett on short notice and on reasonable
terms. AH orders left at the bouse, outb- west
part of Dallas, will be immediately attended to.
The Great Medical Discovery t
Dr. WALKEE'S OALIFOENIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
2 Hundreds of Thousands pf
?" Bear testimony to their Wonder- EB
fal Curative jfciifecw. . S 5
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THEY ARE KOT A VILE
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TEE NEW FOOD.
For n few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
l aekase of SEA H0SS FARINE,
made from pure Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, which will mako
sixteen quarts of llanc 3Iange,
and a like quantity of Pud
dings, Custards, Creams, Char
lotte Kusse, ke. 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 aud
Children.
A Glorious Chamro ! I
THK nitlSAT AVORL.DS TOXIC.
Plantation Bitters.
Tills wonderful vegetable
rosiorotive i tUct siicct-aii-clior
of tlic fecillc ami dcbili
talOil. a toaaJc sia:l cordial
for Hie nprrd aud languid) It
Ja:is no equal aionff stom
acliics. As n remedy for Iho
nervous weakness lo which
women arc especially sub
ject. It i,sucrscdlng every
other stimulant. In nil Cli
mates, tropical, temperate
or frigid t nets ns a speciao
in every species of disorder
which undermines tho bodily
strength and breaks down the
nnimal -spirits lor SUlc by
ull Druggists
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