Oregon Republican., May 04, 1872, Image 4

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DALLAS, SATUliDxVY, MAY 4.
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S, IHoifot aiktaat Thou wouJOsE tafco tt6m iae
. ' AygbtbCUi load;
Beneata mr fet ;
O? things too sweet.
f?j3?Qf eaftltbiconl), Lord, deafLord, I plead,
4 .v': rt .... jae arijjlitV; !
Taongh strength, should falter, and though heart
il , rimr ivalrou-gu) peace to li-gfcty-. ;V
tr WotMk)o Lord,lihat Thou etouldsi-tied
VviHyi Fill ra4i4Dce er V
ire bu.a ray q( jpew, thai t ta7 tread
. . , Wahuut rear.
S1 1 do4 noHaslf aiy erosa o unaergtaud,
Aa-f itMy.'.wtjkto fee; .'
ter. la darkness dust to feel thy femd ,
f."i ' f"iUa (Jlltfw. The; ,
u 3"oj w!ikftrt!6tlwd'ayV' p5 diviao '"'
ii n . . .f.Xik.quiil night; , ,;., ; .
si JW V. Ul jperfeot day shall ahine.
lifaXpS1 " ': 1
! .et&emte?" thatlcfeetH; riis
'inbath'keepw fife:"" -
s. , Gqo warni3 the earth witrtsoow ; can
"ilfi'ftoCalpVari -.the soul wth grief if
fcan .Yheefejfest walk ... with ;Qq4 js the
eeesiLfea,4.hitaa-.bfteojo-e(l pa
it I WtlVa f, l A:t t tnomi- r! v;f,ii c;
iua if. you do po:&ow my houovss', how
fsacao yo affftrde yelielrm Ufeir plcas-
The man who loves troth with all his
keartf likewise Vkwrts thpaa w ho 5 suffer
; W tVe Vate If troVi' 1 f v 1
J at Jjoveitt aU ils sriapes, implies sacri
afcs; ' vMaph tahst be conceded, touch
3ndure, if we wold love.1 !
nVi 2$ lk?ty wa& ' cutside the ship that
tosses iV&Douir, -Vtit it"fs the i" water' that
t.H.tfinka-it. : ,
, TS,.,Tabearerg ind Jalefiearers. are alike
" guilty j tue: onehath"' the devil iu hU
topgu6)ith(f t)thet ,1a Ihia -eat
The rppeatiaidaCthat is delayed into
old age i3 but too often a regret for the
inability to commit more sins.
Dpn't fCPt for frettjn, instead of re
L'Keyiijg frob r4jr6&b1 will Hay oo you
,Jberier burdetis. -f ' - , ,? -r j.
T&lif Heit way to thrive in business
is y metho4.aod neverdo tliat by an-
rcthcr that you can conveniently do your
,:;;lo dfdet to rightly tmdetand the
;Tpice of uod in natnre. we ought to en
4 V terhpr temple with the holy word la. bur
f Bg 'deaf tq tlxe , quarrelsome, blind
S-..'.e .tnischlcvouIy. inquisitive.
tli To. take eveqta cheerfully, and to pro
. ;notei the hjappinesa of others, is the
?ay to insure an enduring spring of
"Thef dying benediction of a sage to
i j,liis dciple was, 4 1 pray for you, that
tqe tear ol Heaven may be as strong
"s'i teptfh'ydtf air'thi'fea'rof flian.
V' ' 8elfIore Is at once-the most delicate
u aod the ;most tenacious of our senti
ttentsV a inhere pothin will wound it,
bnt nothiDg oo earth will kill it.
How can we, lose our wealth wheu it
conaiftU in ther hottest labor of our. own
$0 iandaf anSJiu wa te fad when
?P. Ae spr"Ds pf 9ujy "n ur pwq bos-
ATair teputatioa la a plant, delicate,
u'BOt fapid in 'its -growth. It will not
f phpptup jn e night, Jikc the gourd of
, ,the nropket ; tut like, the gourd it may
n perisfc in a night. , , ;
ryaby )png n a cradle is certainly
a living human being. In all the basal
leirent4 r9fit$'tbeiog, it is complete.
35at yet, ivis very imperfect and feeble
in, the grasp and use of these. It has
,inere exiteoecfflerej instinct, So far
as the world of thought and effort is con-
,; , eejrjQcd, it. uuderstaL(?8 nothing, enjoys
,;; jjufirg, acnieygs noiniDg. y jy una by.
' it gets npo its treiubliDg ; limbs and
measures a "few nnccrtkifl steps! Tha
li fcegiftniag, gpiu towa eal'zation.
A ittle later, it coins eiinple words in
brief septences,JLbat show cognition and
relationship tocts. That is intclli
gepakinhlc(traiutarice of ma-
IfeAVe read in the papers tataly how a
man was saved yfrbtu, being shot. IJe
been condemned i'a'aSpaui court, but
beipg anAu;bricar?' citi'zenBnd alo of
two
that
ht tea had no novver tn
J . it 30 0athj. anq What did they
Wrapped
1t i;i yr p 'th.cfl" flags jTtb ey jcoyered b i in
with ijio Star and Stripes ""and the
r.Uoyro Jack,aDd defied the exectttioncrs.
OWfiraa shot if.you darel; for if you
do, you defy the nations represented bv
thos flagjVi!frd'j?6Mfwlll Dtitlglfie pow
eW!f thee HW'kMv' nations upon
rfitt." MrVtt&ftrthe mau, and before
hinf Hhe fidtdiery, and rthmigh a shot,
rnight have soon "ended his life, yet he
rlaVinvulderabVas thott'gb in a coat
has aeft my, oorM guilty eoul ever
'wta I believd'in lliirt,!nd hak wrap.
- I . in Ii i '
"pefl arottnd tijd the' blood-rcd flag of
ills atoning, eaprifiee j ,and "before God
, can deVtroy me or any other toul that is
wrapped in the atonemont Hp pmst in
sult Uis Son aud dishonor tltis Kaerifino ;
and that be never will do, blessed be
ma uame,
J-.plish vojftty-thfe-cpnsals of the
contres "pte'lposld and declared
tr- imm tntho
JPaqts ami Fancies,
The quietest thing in veilsNuns.
Twenty quires make one ream; one
Ream makes a statue.
u Do write and fear not," is what the
girls gajr to their correspondents.
A consolation for the ladies This
WDrld abounds in him-perfectitns.
A Boston lady's pins, when she is
fairly dressed, are said to number 200 !
A young Udy of Terre ljaute is writ
ing a took on '? What I kupw about
Courting."
A drunkpu mn can rarely walk in
a straight line. He's more used to a
rye-tangle.
The closest study. Any study where
the windows haven't been opened for
six mouths.
A newspaper down South publishes
tho deaths of colored people under the
head of 4 Negrolegy."
A foreign medical journal remarks
that the most warlike nation of modern
times is vaccination, because it is always
in arms.
It is considered cool to take a man's
hat with his name written upon it.
simply because " you want-his auto
graph. Queen Elizabeth had fourteen hun
dred dresses. What extravagance!
Half the number ought to,be euough
for any lady.
- Why is adoctor better taken care of
than his patients? Uecause when he
goes to bed he's sure tj have somebody
wrap him up.
A' contemporary threatens to semi a
small-pox patient after his subscribers
who are in arrears for their paper for
more than a year.
Tho burned city must be rebuilding
rapidly. Accounts say that largo lime
stuue " blocks " are removed Irum Alton
to Chicago daily.
One of Alexis' aids is Lieutenant
Tudeer a name applied to the entire
staff, since the committee began paying
the reception bills.
A speaker at a recent public meeting
cupeluded his appeal by the remarkable
warning, Remember the eyes of the
vox populi are upon yon."
"Them soldiers muat be an awful
dishonest iset," fcaid an old lady, for
not a night seems to pad that some Leu
try is not relieved of his watch."
A lady, iu reply to some guc.-t who
praised the mutton on the table, said :
" Oh, yes, my husband always buys the
beat ; he is such a great epieac."
31 a, this milk is better than yester
day's milk was." ' J'on't ?ay that,
child ; say there's more milk in this wa
ter than there wa? in the water we got
yfcterday.
A Uurlington (Yt.)paper reports that
a prisoner in the county jail fell nut
while leaning against the walk and that
I lie in.siitu'.iou is to be papered for U tier
security.
A new mode of Miieide has been in
vented. A man filled his mouth With
gunpowder aud putting caps between
his teeti, chewed them tiil an explo.-don
took place.
41 My dear," asked John. On observ
ing new striped hoe on his only heir.
" why have you made barber's poles
Earnest's l gs 1'" Uecause he's a lit
tle shaver," was the reply.
How much did he leave?" Itujuired
a gcuthman "f a wag, on h-aruing the
death of a wealthy citizen.
" Everything," responded the wag j
he didu't taku a dollar with him."
The earth is said to be growing smaller.
In two thoufat.d -millions of years it will
be as small as Rhode Island, where
they are unable to shoot woodcocks with
the finest of bird ahnt, f jr fear of shoot
ing into some other State.
An exchange says : We arc" in re
ceipt of two poem, one on the 'Throb
bing Brain," and the other on a ' Beat
ing Heart.' We will wait till we re-j-eeivp
oh eon the Stomach Achc,and pub
lish all three together."
" Do you say that as a lawyer or as a
man V exclaimed an exasperated wit
ness vhom a barrister was cross examine
irg. " If you say it as a man it's a lie
and slander j but if you say it as a law
yer it is not of the slightest conse
quence." ,
The New York Express intimates
uraut is auuicteu to Keno. n is to oe
ho;jed that it i not true, though thero
is little doubt that he has been moro or
less addicted to cards ever since ho took
a hand at Missionary Ridge and won
that " game of Bragg. Louuvdlc Coa
ricr-Journul.
A little girl who loves to pray, one
night was very tired and sleepy, uid was
getting into her little bed without say
ing her prayers. But her mamma told
her to kneel down first to pray. So she
folded her little hands and said:
" Please God, remember what little Pol
ly eaid last night, she's so tired to
night. A'-uen."
Says the New York Eumnf), Mall
" We hear that at fashionable weddings
a new feature is to be introduced, viz :
deminutivc p3gcs to support the trail
of the bridq in her progress to the altar.
Something of this sort is really neces
sary, for the friction and weight of a
i long bridal train makes the journey up
tho aisle a wrk of uo small labor,"
REPUBLICAN PIiATpQRM,
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RESOLUTIONS APOPTEI) BY THE 8TATK MEPt'BM
CA.S COSVBNTiOM AT FOKTLASU, MAitCH 20TU,
1872.
The Union Republican party of Ore
gon, in Convention, makes this dcclara
tion of its principles and policies :
1. To the Constitution of the Uni
ted States aud all its amendments we
pledge our unfaltering allegiance j to
its authority a willing obedience; to its
full and legal construction and enforcer
ment our constant support.
2. 1 That the success of the present
National Administration iu reducing
the publie debt, diminishing and equa
lizing taxation, administering every
branch of public affairs with economy
and efficiency, forming and improving
the civil service, enforcing tho laws
without fear or favor, protecting the
natiou's wards with parental eare against
the cruel avarice of speculation and
fraud, and maintaining friendly rela-
. t3 r i i
nous wiui roreign lowers, nas ueen
such as to command the approbation
of the great majority of the American
people, and justly entitle it to the con
fidence and commendation of every true
Republican.
i. We regard the payment of the
national debt, in full "compliance with
all legal obligations to our creditors
everywhere, and iu accordance with the
true letter and spirit of ks contracting,
as no longer a question in issue: but
that we may be clearly understood, we
deuounee all forms and degrees of repu
diation of that debt, us affirmed by the
Democratic 'party and it sympathizers.
as not only national calamities, but posi
itve crimes, au l wo will never consent
to a. suspicion of lack of honor or jus
tice iu its Complete satisfaction.
4. We admit of no distinctions be
tween citizens, whether of native or
fureigu birth: and therefore we favor
i . f r ii : . . 1
tne granting oi xun amnesty to the peo
ple ot ihoe States litely iti: i ebelSiou ;
and we here pledge thomfull and cflec-
live protection of our civil laws to all
persons voluntarily com tag to or, retid
' in our una.
5.
We fjvir the encouraaemcn
ot railroad- by the General Government
of the I'oited State-, a?;d h ) I that vich
di.-pitiiuu shou-d be made of the pub
lic lands 'A shall Kcure the same to ac
tual settlers only, in quantities not ex
ceeding It?) acrei.
. That while we are in favor of a
revenue fur the support of the Genera
Government, by duties upon imports,
sound policy requires such udjutmerit
of those duties uu imports as tu ruco'ir
Xp the development id the iudtisitrial
inferesU of the whoh co-untrv ; aud wr
recommend that oUcy of national ex
change which -secures to the working
men liberal wages to agriculture remu
nerative prices ; to mechanics! and mn
'ifaeturers an sob-fj'j ite r'ward for their
-kill, labor and euterpri-e, and to th
Naliou (iLuufuial prupsrity aud-ibde-pendence.
7. We believe that ppi!ir educa
tion is the so!e true basi and hope of a
free government, and j-hall ever pp"s
any diversion fd, or interference with
the eotnm-iu school funds or lands in
tnis btate, for any other thau their le
gitimate purpose, and we condemn the
a't. of f iv.tr -ti-in bv the !;M Legislature
.ert 'y tw.
b.UJjdred th i- U'd dttlhr?
i;'k-ji from th fchotil fund, were gr m?
ed to a corporation eoi-itin mainly td
i 'em M-r;i ie leaders n:d party favorite-.
ior Ui'.; vun.-irueuou oi a woik inni
mother erportM,iiui, vntiiely homel and
pofiible, offered tt c-intruet fur tev-
eniy-iive thousand ihil ar. less: and that
we are in favor of tho passage by tle
liCirislature of an efficient school law.
uch as shall secure to all citizens of
our State a good common school educa
tion.
8. We find no terms sufficiently
strong to express- our disapproval oi
those, acts of the last Legislature where
by the swamp lands belonging to the
State have been taken from the needy
settU-rs and given without limit or proper
competition in -price to the lani grab
ber and speculator ; whereby the emol
uments aud salaries of Mate omeers
have been, unconstitutionally igcreased,
and tha taxes .increased thousands of
dollars by the creation of new and tin
neeessay offices and salaries, for the
purpose of providing for party favorites;
and whereby the citizens of our me
tropolis have been deprived of anil de
nied the right of controlling. their po
lice authority. .And, rrc . equally .con
demn the ndmitdstjiatiou of our State
officers and laws , air extravagant, reck-
less, illegal and destructive,
and
we
riirhtlv charge all these results
us
tl
ie
acts of the i)eniocratic party.
i). We are in favor of the United
States 'giving to .each' honurahly dis
charged soldier who served in the arm
ies pf thq United, States to put down
tho rebellion a warrant for a homestead
ot 100 acres.
10. That wo demand the repeal of
the '(to-called' litigant ace, ' which was
devised to support pauper .Democratic
newspapers at ti e public expense.
11. That the lUpuhliean party of
this State are in favor f the imicrai
Government extending aid toward build
inir a railroad from Portland, Oregon,
to Salt Lake City, and we hereby pledge
our party representatives to tho support
of the same.
12. That the indiscriminate been
ri8 of ror8onS to , 8pirituou8 liquor,
Wltucut nemg piucc uu iwuci u
spocsibiljties for tho abuse thereof,
having Deen lounu ny expeneuce ;io
promote the growth o crime and pau
perism, and thereby to seriously increase
the rate. of taxation, the Republican
party recognize 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 consistent with individual liberty, by
refusing to license other than law-abiding
aud responsible persons, who can
furnish sufficient sureties for good con
duct. IS. That the Republican party of
Oregon, is in favor of obtaining assist
ance from the General Government for
the construction of a wagou road from
the city of Portland to the Dalles, re.
cognizing this as a most important and
ueeessary 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 we point to its brilliant record
in the late civil w ar ; to a complete
nationality ; to a united sistrhoorl of
thirty-seven States ; to our lerntories
rapidly warming into State life; to a
nation freed from the taint ot human
slavery; to an elevated and enlarged
citizenship ; to our national standing at
home and abroad ; to the work ot vig
orous reform in all discovered abuses of
authority or trust ; to an unequaled for
eign credit ; to a successful and solid
financial system, and to the unparalleled
peace and prosperity everywhere in our
broad domain, aud these are our pledges
for tho future.
15. We hail the " New Departure"
of the late Democratic party, taken by
the action of their Convention iu seven
Sta'cs, as an affiru.ation of the princi
ples lor which the Republican parly
has contended for the lat t n years ;
and in the "Passive Policy" of that
party, already assumed iu several of
the States, we recognize an acknowl
edgment of their hopelessness of suc
cess
in the coming Presidential cam-
P L A N T A T 1 0 li
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in alt vtiai:"v. ir-pioa!. Unnj.trAte friML is
which u-'il-T mi ':e tll j I ! v
breaks t! ar im i! irit.
MEXICAN
MUSTAMG 1 1 K liM E tJ T .
Futt MAN ANH liT.AST.
Pr-'.-bbly few arlio'.f? hive cvr bad
.-n0' a f )1 W.M ll - l "rl V,l"T S '.l
v"riIlv IxMii-fici-ii tliu) thf I'flcfmfcJ Mi)M
CA X M I A N (J I. N" I M K N t. .biJb w.
h r-r and lnm-slio Atiim!. arc
;t'; o1"' ncident. and it i ?if. 1 1 ray.
thtf "ii't f iMsily c-.i?i p 1-1 n rin-lf s'Mti wi'b -ui
kind ..f fin .'.J!. n lc r.vf t.,-ci-f.ar.v. It !
omim-s a uutt'ur "i iiuj- U!ice tiicii to secure
(her I'.rcc hundred livvry t.il!c in the city
..f.N. w Y'-rk a!rte arc usin the mkma
t TA50 i.tMMKtT, in all of which it gttcs un-
u sal mtificttjn. ,
CAUTION.- The penr.in is wrapped in a
fine 6teel plate ngr ivng wi'h '0. W.
Wesibr"ok, vMu mi-t.' and frado rairk,
MEXICAN MtJsrANG LINIMENT.', en
eraie.l across the fae of-eaoh wrapper,
'iho whole bears tho proprielcr's private
United Sia s Revenue tamp, and not the
common stamp as used by (imits.
LYON MANUFACTURING CO.,
4C 53 Park Pl-e Now Yotk.
The originator of this wonderful medicine
claims to have discovered 'd eo-nhiurJ ',
hm m.,'m more of Xti ' 'ft "" ( ' ' 'V "'
cut in-Hfvrtifh than was ver i.cioru coiiioinci in
one medicine. Tho evidonco of this fact is
fotmd in tho variety of mo.t oDtnaio Uiscus.-p
which it has luu found to ' conquer. In. the
euro of Jh iiiirhiih, S- rvre ',wjf., and the early
htuRcs of OiHMwfoo, it ha astotiilied tlie
in-jdical faculty, and huiidrdf of the l,e.t phy
sicians'. pronounce it the ijrvttft nie&icitl tli
rntinvt'lh twe. While it cmes tho severest
Couylisj it trciigthciis the syslein and piirifies
tho blood. l'.y its yrcnt and thorot;k 'blood
lur!fi)ivj ii'oci f it 11 v s all Ifumoix from the
worst cvt(i to a oonnuon i(rl h 1'impe or
Eruption. -..Mercurial Diseases, Mineral poisons,
Syphilitic and Venorial Diseases, nnd their ef
fects nro eradicated and vigorous health and n
i(iu conttitHtiot) established. Knfprt,iit, Salt
llhnnnt, Sua Id II fad, i xr ISurc, Sraltf or
limtgk .S7.-IH, in short all the numerous diseases
caused by bad blood, nre connuere I bv this
powerful, purifying and invlornting medicine.
sax" hirer vomptaint, Dinonhru and
JInbitHid Citrwtipiition, it has vroduced hun
dreds of perfect atol penu;in!ut cures where
other medicine had failed.
Tho proprietor offers $1(10 rewtr.l for a medi
cine that vfill equal it in tho cure of the diseases
tor wuicu it is recommended. Dowaro of com-
Jfit ntnl wnrthlr imitation
Fee that mv (tov
eminent Stamp, which is a punitive ijuarnnt of
j mediciin! is Sold la I)ntfinH atone Aollar prv
ucnHiiirnt, is 11 Min ne outsii wramwr. Th x
! m
ocuvvarccct, imuaiojji. . jUBe Sl ;i-3m.
jpioxEER m:m, stove store;
. .. . ir
Front Street, one Door; South of
Post Office.
Dallas - - - - - . - , - Oregon.
KNOWING THERE IS A ' MARKED
maramt between articles of TINWARE
manufactured by uie, and that wade by manu
facturers in Portland and other large cities, for
shipment, Ibave bn'band both my own make
and also that of factory make, so that people
may take, their choice. My stock consists iu
part, of
Stove of ail kinds, - ,
Copper, Hrasa and Iron Ware," ,
W ire work of all descriptions,
Sheet and ftalvauized Iron
fstov e Hollers, Tea Kettles,
Milk Pans, Dippers, ,
Lard aud Ilutter Cans,
12gg Heaters,
Japanned Ware a general Assortment, '
Cooking Spoons, A variety of Gem Fans,
PtrceUin lined Htew Pam for Frnit,
Broiling Fixtures of New and the Mos
Improved Patterns,
And in fact everythin j that an bo found in a
first c.asu Tin and Stov Stare.
Job Work
Neatly Dons and Promptly Attended to,
50-tf T. 13. NEWMAN.
.cw CiSoodM ! jVciv Goods!!
VOll Till: PHESUNT SEASON.
We rc?iectfully call the attention of the
Public to our Well Selected Stock of-
I,adies' Dress Goods,
ladles' aud Misses' Hats,
Cicttt I'uriilshiiij Goods,
Gloves, Gaiter?, Etc.
Hardware,
Groceries,
School Hooks,
Stationery, fcc,
In fact Evervthln-r Found in a First
Clits Itetail Store.
We can finiuro our Patrons that we will bo
up it li tb.o t.oii s.
Cuine anl Lxaunnn .our htoc before par-
Country rrolaee Ukea in exc'aaajje f. r
Goods !
N. Jt. J. I. LKE
lu::.e, Apr'i 2:. 1ST! . 1-t)
I 5 .'
Clu-aptT th.111 river:::
11 o ltk 11, w o it r 1. v. y & CO.,
ELLEftJDALE .STORS,
1! ivc r.m .vfd thir 5 TOCJC OF COODS to
!n.!,. and ar coi-t;i!t!y rvvriv itig NKW and
Wi.Lt, tU.Kfl'KU (in")iS, e ..-.vUiig of
I.adie l) cs a nil Faucy (JotnU,
Mcu and Hoy' C '.othlus;,
and t'ap,
HiHts and Shoes,
I.adic and ChJ!drcxis Skua of every
Slle and Si'tQ.
full SLck of Cirorfi-ies rnjtantly
uu haitd,aU Ilaidwaic and Crockery.
Y.'oolea C;ool luiufarturcd at the'
lltliii'lile .Hill, rueh as
Hravrrs, Cav-imcre. Hard Times,
lAvt-fits, FLuinrN and I Ha a Lets.
Wt,i--h we .;T.-r at Wti.!.'?ale ani llctail.
1 1 in j a ,!.- ir. t ':'a'c in Tumtu ntly n.
l)-.:iu. wo wol '''-al and .i'l-tl.v ih al?
in -v f.iv.-r ii- w'fh ti-e'-r I ;' Wi
ivsl! cct-iiiT.' ti".r- for t'-untry lro.tucc, l..r
which wv Hili piy trie Hicht Trice.
Bring 41 yoar Egg and Butter.
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The standard remedy for Conjrhs, ln
Ilueiiza, Sore Throat, Whooping
NMi;h, Cruvp l.iver Complaint,
Hroiichitis, HU'cdlti of tlie
l,uns. and every a lite tion of the
Throat. I.unsr and Chest, includ
ing Co'Mtinptioii.
VI htar a IlaLsam does not dry up
a Cough, but loosens it, cleanses
tho l.uiis, allays Irritation, thus
rcmovint' the cause ut the com
plaint. None cfciiuiuc unless sail
ed 1. IHJTTS. Prepared by SI'VIJI
W. I'OWU: Si SO, Hoston.
soi d ii v : ' it 1 1 n 1 n c; to n in s-
TMTTi'.It CO.. San Pranrlsco,
and by dealers generally. IU-Iy
C.. H. COX : .
Has on hand and for Fale, RADDLE
TltKKS of all sics and the best qualify.
Shop near AVayuiirc's Mill, Dallas, Oregon
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WOOI, ! WOOL ! W OOL
milK 111(1 HEST CASH 1MUCK TAlI) FOU
4. Wool, by aluisut; U. YATKS.
OQiott ia Dftlla. . 4; if
A'lX ' KINdI OF 'WORK," SEWlNO
Washing and Ironiag, Ac, -done by Mrs
Burnett: on eborV notice , and op reasontbl
terms. All order left at the iionse, south west
part of Dallas, wil! be, immediately attended to.
The Great JSIefiical, Dlscorery t
VINEGAR BITTERS,
( Hundreds of Thonsands . ff
. o 3 jjcar testrmonr to th!r Wonder- J & a
J falCuraUTOJEirecU. gg
g 2a WHAT ARc THEY t gs
a mm
. miEY AEE NOT A TTLE
bHF A N C Y DRINK.Ps?
.t.ide of Vnnr Hum. WbUker. VjOitT
Spirit nnd Urfuse Llquurs doctored. splcei
and sweetened to ylcase the taste, called "Ton-
les, Anetlaert," Betoer, e., that lead
tUe tippler on to dnmkcnncM sad ruin, tut ra
a4raa Md!clne,maila from theKatiTe EooUaad
Ilcrltcf CaUrornla.freo Irani all Alcoulla
Siimnlanis. They arc the (illEAT 1JLOOD
mtiriKIt and MFC GIVING PRIN.
CI P J.JE a perfect Kenqvator and Invlorator of
lite f?ytc, carrying off all poteonoua maiirJan4
restoring t'.ia blood to a bealtlsy condition. No
person can take these Pttters according to direc
tion and rcmaljj long unwell.
' For Iritlammutory nud ChroIc Ithetrw
mntlam nnd Goat, Dyepepaia r Indt
ffcntlou. Bilioui, Jtemttieat maft lalr
mittcut Fcvera, Dlaenera of the Ilload,
I,Uer, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bit
tera have teen most uceessfoL Buck Die .
enaee are caused by Vitiated Blood,, whlcU
' Is generaHf produced by derangement "cf tla
l1jrtlve Orenna. '
.. m -w nrr I TV lVniRVHTinV. :
headache Pal a la the Snoulderi, Cough. .Tlfft
r.oss of t'ac aiest.Dtir'.ness.Eour Eractttofcs"of
tho Stomach, Bad tate la the Jtoulh Bilious At
tacks. Palpitation of the Heart, InSamniaMon of
thoJjincs.Paia la thercglona of the Kldntj-i.ariA
a haudrcd other painful f rmit?a:i are the off
t;nn;sof Dyepcr-sia. ...
Thry Invigorate jv,.e Stopmch and itlmolate tha
torpliliTer and y-jvr '.b, which render them of ua
ci'u'.lcd efficacy la c'iaiiinj the Mood tf all
iTnpnritlcs,' ad'npartloj new life and Tjgor to
t'uc u-Uolyvtem.
rOS SKIN DISEASES, Eraptions.Tetter,
SaU ldieum.BJotchef. ?pjts, Pimp'.ci. Pustnle.
TU.s, Carbanc'.c. ning-Worms. ScJd-Hcd. Soro
r.jta.Eryalpflas, Itch, icurf$. Discoloration r
the ?k!n, Iliuuors and lhcaes of the Sin, of.
whi-tcvcr name crnatnr?. arc literally dag tip
and carried cat of the sj iein in a short ttnie by
C10 of these T.tirrs. On bottle la iuc&
cvS wilt convir.ee the most Incredulous of their
c:nalis'SV.'cU.
Clcante the Viriatei T?d whnerer you find
It Impurities burt;nif through the,tln InPlm-.
pics, Lruptlons or Sores; cleanse It when yoa
find it ttwtrncted and sluggish tn the Ttias:
eksni? It w hen It Is foul, and your feelings will,
tll you wben. Keep the blood pure and the
health of fie systP'n wll! f dlo w.
PI N", TA I'E aid oti er WO ttMS, lurktns; la
t Kri-m of so imnr finonlili. mra efffftoat'ir
UeilryeJ aod roiaovcd. For fall directions, read.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. E. H. McDON'AI.D &
CO., Drui'-ts and Gen. Asrcnt. Saa Francisco,
Cal an t S3 nd SI Commerce Street. New York.
f olp by ai l rmrctnsTS and dealeks.
w food;
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For a few cents you can buy'.
of your Grocer or Druggist &
ackagoof SEA MOSS FARINE,
made from puio Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, which will niako
sixteen quarts of Diane Mauge
and a like quantity of Pud-
dings, Custards, Creams, Char
lotte Russe, &e. It is . tha
cheapest, healthiest, and: most
delicious food in tho world. It
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equat as a light and
delicate food for Invalids and
Children.
TIIK JItKAT WORLtt'S TONIC
Plantation
1
Thin wonderful 'f:ctablo
rs!omlive i lic'Rlicctaii'
clior of Hie feeble mid lebili
ttiied. As a lotiio sunl cordial
for. tbo trod nnd languid, tt
linn 110 rqtial nmoir Morn
acliicj. A 11 remedy for llio
nervous weakness lo ivliicli
women nvc espcln ily fiulr
jrets U H Miperscding- every
other stimulant. rs In nil li
males tropical,' Irmprrnlc,
or frigid, it arm ns u specific
in every specie' 'of disorder
whicli tmdcriuitics ilic tmdily
strentli and lirenkn down the
nuiiual spirits, lor sale by
nil Druggists
ill IC m j
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