!u (Oregon 2,1 p u blir an.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, JUNK 1.
lie PrayetU llest U ho Loveth Riost."
Ho praveth fecst wlm lovi-th most,
Because lm feels the want.
Of higher power, of loftier gu:ird,
, Than any ho cau vaunt.
Ho sees the nee J of tender euro
To keep bis loved one safe;
And knows noon life's battle field
lla' but a passing waif.
Hi heart goes up in lofty prayer
To (iod, his Put her Friend
JBeeause he kn-WH that lit'oia brief
. Tuis day may W it end ;
And then on whom Pan ho depend
T wateh with loving euro
Jliu weaning children stricken wife ?, .
. lo seed the need of prayer.
JJi eyes look upward to the throno
Whence Jod s-ends angels down,
And huuihly asks a blesin tben
ilis lite's sueees to crown.
Jle knows the bitterness of life
Its dark bide and its fair,
And bends his knee and hows bis head,
In all-absorbing prayer,
,
lie has so much to pray for,
So many goods to seek,
The moment seem not long enough
; . .Throughout the busy week,
The love within him teaches
That God ahtie has power
To guard his life, to keep his lovo
Through every varying hour.
. -
Sunday Heading.
A friend is never known till needed.
Sorrow's best antidote is employmeut.
Jt is better to do well than say well.
II J3 DU SU1U1I CUIHJUl'&b IU UVtiCUUIC
pelf.
'A man's life is an appendix to his
'Jieart.
11 examples are like contagious
diseases. ,
Idleness is the sepulchre of a liv
ing niaa.
If you wish a thing done, go; if
not, send.
If the counsel be good, no matter
who gave it.
-Imttatc a good man, bat never coun
terfeit him.
lleligioo is not an art, a matter of
dexterity and skill bat a new nature.
God sits upon his mercy Feat, and
will pardon and save all who approach
II iw aright.
lie that overcometh shall inherit all
things nnd I trill h his flml :it.l lie
ubalibe my sou."
To have a j;ood opinion of yourself
think, if vnn Werfi rich, how nmrrli vnn
Would gire hway.
Death may remove from us the great
and good, but the force of their actious
pull remain's. ''
. Most of the shadows that cross our
path through life are caused by our
tuanaing in our own iigut.
' Deliberate with cautiu, but act -with
decision; and yield with graciousness
or oppose with firmness.
The Christian's privilege h the pray
er of the apostle: "That ye may be
filled with all the fullness of Gud.
' Nature is a book of sweet and glow
ing purity, and on every .illuminated
page the excellence and goodness of
; uuq are aivioeiy portrayed.
Engage not hastily, as a party, in a
quarrel between others, but reserve
thySelf impartial and unengaged, that
Value no man for hia opinion, but es
teem according as his life corresponds
with the rules of piety and justice. A
man's actions, not his conceptions, ren
der him valuable.
Grace never appears to be grace,
until sin appears to be sin. The deeper
the sense of the evil of sin, the deeper
our apprehension of the free-grace of
Goxl in Christ will be.
Holy fear is thb doorkeeper of the
soul. As a nobleman's porter stands at
tho door and keeps out vagrants, so
the fear of God" stands and keeps all
sinful temptations from entering.
The depths of the soul are a laby
rinth, and dark without the touch of
religion.' Left to ourselves, we are. like
subterranean water we reflect only the
gldbmy vault of religious destiny.
" Every man has in his own life, fol
lies enough in his own mind 'troubles
enough id the performance of his du
ties, difficulties enough-r-without being
overcurious about tho affairs of others.
By a man's words and expressions
you may know htm. Each man has hi
measure for everything. This he un
guardedly offers you in his words. He
who' has a superlative for everything,
has no measure for the great or small.
uoa s wora is like uoa s world va
ried, .very rich and very beautiful. You
never kpow when you have exausted all
its deep secrets. The bible, like the
book of nature.' has something for every
class Of mind. I4ook at the bible in a
new light and straightway you see some
new charm.
Some of you who read this arc not
Christians); but you are free to express
vntir otiinion as t:i what 51 Ciii-LiI-n. ,.Mrl
J (- " - -" - iiuilllW
to be ; He ought to honor hit profession
by being, first of all, an honcpt man in
hts dealings with men. Then ho ought
to be generous, public hpirited, and
aboundrnj; in charities.' He oiiaht to
be every mnu's friend aud no la-u'a cue-
lay.
fr'acl :mtl S'asicies,
What is to bo ? Why, a verb.
A spring bed a bed of radishes.
Honesty is the best policy, sonic pops.
A lomisome place A pawnbrokers
office.
A short trip Slipping on an orange
peel in the street.
A thing 8011101111103''' brought to pass "
A CDUtiierfeit note.
When is butter like Irish children?
When it is made into little "puts."
If thine enemy wrong thee, buy
cadi of his children a new drum.
What two colors nre indiscernable ?
Invisable green and biiud-man's bull.
The mosquito, as a public singer
draws well, but never gives satisfaction.
hen xs a lady's hair like news :
when its found in the morning papers.
In a game of cards, a jjood deal de
pends on good pluyiugt and good play
ing on a good deal.
1'istolicido and lauduumation are the
latest sort of obituary coined by the
genial paragrapher.
Why is a large carpet like the late
rcbellou ? )ecans? it tooWsueh a lot ol
tax to put it dowu
The stnrni-signal man on the top of
Mount Washington holds the "highest
office in the gilt of the nation."
Why is a horse the most curious feed
er in the world ? Uecause he eats best
when he has not a bit in his mouth-
u0h you're a jewel," she paid, ac
cepting a seat. " No I'm a jeweler, I
have just et the jewel," replied he.
M Achilles put on hi armor and fl.ixed
the whole posse of them," according to
a rural New YorK lecturer on the ' Il
iad." A younir bidv went into music shcp,
and asked the clerk if he had " Loving
Kyes." He replied, " I'm told so by
the irirls."
A Western writer describes a Holly
Vatden dress as an animated old-fashioned
window curtain thrown over a red
wall.
A grocer had a pound of sugar return
ed to him with a note stating, too
much sand for table use, and not enough
for building purposes.
A judge sentencing a prisoners to bo
hung, said he hoped it would prove a
warning to him. It did the chap
hasn't committed a crime since.
A female lecturer has discovered that
u The grand epic of the coming poet will
throb with the pulse of the cosmos."
And yet she is not happy.
A citizen of Sycamore chased a striped j
cat out ot his hen house the otlo-r day.
lie burned his clothes, and hta wile
went visiting the next day.
A pirty of gypsies were in Hanbury
recently; The Aetc says: i hese pe
ple appear to think a good deal el their
native laud ; they carry it around with
them.
What is the difference between asus
pended bank and a railway tram 'i In
one case the brake causes the .stoppage ;
and in the other the stoppage causes the
break.
" Why is there no cream on this milk
George '(" said an under-graduate to his
scout," at Cambridge. "Stir it up
sir," was the reply. "It siuks to the
bottom.".
The editor td'the Graud Jta'pids Dem
ocrat heat.'ed a political article " Stir
ring up the Old Pool." The ever in
telligent typo converted it into ,k String
up the Old Fool.''
A man who sailed around the world
and carried a Philadelphia newspaper
in his pocket, said it was the most wide
ly circulated journal iu America.
The Huston Journal asks, 44 can the
gnat swallow the camel?" it seems so-.
A good many years ago, in a contest
for the Speakership ot Congress, (at.
Hanks swallowed Lew. Campbell, of
Ohio. Peoria Transcript.
It is said that Horace Greeley wear
ied with editorial labors, and disgusted
with his political wrangles, seriously
talks of buying a sheep farm in Colora
do, and retiring there for. rest. Horace
will probably commence improving his
stock with a hydraulic ram.
We know a pious young lady who
was tempted the other day to put on
her Holly Varden red floss rhinocer
oses rooting up a black satin morass "
when going to church. lut the noblo
girl withstood the temptation remarking
" Get thee behind mo Satin."
One of the 44 cheekiest " things wo
have seen, is that of a prominent man
ufacturing concern having a contract at
Auburn State Prison, who display on
their letter and billheadmg a handsome
engraving of the imposing institution,
with its surroundings, over the words
44 Our Factory at Auburn.
The Mail says : 44 We sometimes be
lieve that musquitoes torment us poor
mortals out of sheer spite and malice,
and not because it does them any good
A Keutucky niau ot an inquiring turn
of mind has kept two of ttieso blood
thirsty insects underau inverted tumbler
for six months, and they have not lost
flesh nor declined iu vigor, which proves
that they have no occasion whatever to
disturb our slumbers and gorge them-
selves with the best Huud ol" cur pcu-
plu.
1 : 1 : 1 U 1 I f , I V A N Ii;A 1 t II ill .
KKSOM'TIONS ADOI'TKD 11 Y TUK STATK KKPCBM
CAM CO.W KNTION AT TORI LAND, SIAIlCH 0'H,
JOl.
The Union Republican party of Ore
gon, in Convention, makes this declara
tion of its principles and policies : !
1. To the Constitution of the Uni
ted States and all it . amendments we
pledge our unfaltering allegiance:; to
its authority a willing obedience; to its
full and legal construction and enforce
ment our constant support. I
2. That the success of the present
National Administration in reducing
the public debt, diminishing and equa
lizing taxation, administering every
branch of public affairs with economy
and efficiency, forming and improving
the civil service, eulorciug the i laws
without fear or favor, protecting the
nation's wards with parental care against
the cruel avarice of speculation and
fraud, and maintaining friendly rela
tions with Foreign 1 owers, has been
such as to command the approbation
of the great majority of the American
people, and justly entitle it to the cot
fulcnce and commendation of every true
llt'iulbiiean.
. We regard the payment of the
national debt, in lull compliance with
all legal obligations to our creditors
everywhere, and in .tecordatice with the
true letter and spirit of i;s contracting,
as no longer a question in issue; but
that we may be clearly understood, we
denounce all forms and degrees of re'pu
diation of that debt, as affirmed by the
Democratic party and its sympathizers,
as not only national calamities, but posi
itvc crime, and we will n2ver consent
to a suspicion of l ick of honor or jus.
tiee in its complete satisfaction, i
4. We admit of no di.-tinetions be
tween citizens, whether of native ir
foreign birth; and therefore we favor
the granting of full amnesty to the peo
ple ot tho.-e Stares lately in rebellion;
ami we here pledge tho full and effec
tive, protection of our civil laws to all
persons voluntarily coming to or, resid
ing in our hind. '
5. We favor the encouragemen'.
of railroads by the (Jefieral (loveinmetit
of the United States, and hold that such
,iip,.Mtion hoiid be made of the pub
jH. ,in ,s as si:!j, M.t.uro ,u
sutmj to ac
tual "Httler-- only, in quantities not ex
ceeding Ui' acres. I
(i. That while wo are in favor of a
revenue for the support of the General
( iov rnuietit, by duties upon imports,
sound policy require.- such adjustment
of thoe duties on import a to i-ncoiir
age the development of the industrial
interests of the whole country ; la ml we
'(
1
recommend that policy of national ex
ttiLre whieh M-eims to the working
men iioerai wages; ro ngricuimre remu
nerative prices ; to mechanic anjd man
ufacturers an adequate reward lor their
labr af!(i t.fltl;rprie, and to the
tNatinn C(lllullcrcjai prosperity and it.de-
prospenty
pendenee.
7. We believe that popular! educa
tion is the i!c true basis and hlpe of a
free government, and shall ever oppose
any diversion o, or interference with
the common school funds or lands in
tnis State, for any other than their le
gitimate purpose, and we condjmn the
act of favoritism by the last Legislature
whereby two hundred thou;tndddiars,
taken from the school fund. were. grant
ed to a corporation consisting riairdy of
Pemoeratic leaders and party favorites,
for the. construction of a work: which
another corporation, entiieiy sound and
responsible, offered to construct for sev
enty-five thousand dollars less : and that
we are in favor of the passage by the
Legislature of an etheieut school law.
such as shall secure to all citizens of
our State a good common school educa
tion. I
8. Wo find no terms FulTicientlv
strong to express our disapproval of
those acts of the last Legislature where
by the swamp lands belo-ngingj to the
State have been taken from the needy
settlers and given without limit or proper
competition in price to the land grab
ber and speculator; whereby the emol
uments and salaries of State officers
have been unconstitutionally increased,
and the taxes increased thousands of
dollars by the creation of new and un
necessay offices and salaries, for the
purpose of providing for party favorites;
and whereby the citizens of bur me
tropolis have been deprived of and de-
nicd the right of controlling their po
lice authority. And we equally con
demn the administration of our State
officers and laws as extravagant, reck
less, illegal and destructive,! and we
rightly chargo all these results as the
acts of the Democratic party, j
). We are in favor of the United
States giving to each honorably dis
charged soldier who nerved inj tho arm
ies of the United States to put down
the rebellion a warrant, for homestead
ot 100 acres
10. That wo demand thd rcocal of
the so-called litigant aec, which was
devised to support pauper Democratic
newspapers at the public expense.
11. That tho Republican party of
this state are iu tavor of the General
Government extending aid toward build
log a railroad from Portland Oregon,
to Salt Lake City, and we hereby pledge
our party representatives to the support
ot the same
P2. That the indiscriminate licco-
i sin of persons to sell spirituous liauora
' without being placed under proper rc-
sponsibilities for the abuse thereof,
having been found by experience to
promote the growth of crime and pau
perism, aud thereby tseriously increase
the rate of taxation, the Republican
party recognize tho 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
and responsible persons, who can
furnish suflieieut sureties for good con
duct
13. That the Republican party of
Oregon is in favor of obtaining assist
ance from the General Government for
the construction of a wagon road from
the city of Portland to the Dalles, re.
cognizing this us a most important aud
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 and prosperity, and for reasons
therefor wo point to its brilliant record
in the late civil war ; to a complete
nationality ; to a united sisterhood of
thirty-seven States ; to our Territories
rapidly warming into State life; to a
nation freed from the taint of human
slavery ; to an elevated and enlarged
citizenship; to our national standing at
home and abroad ; to the work ot vig
orous reform iu 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 doniainand these are our pledges
for the future.
15. We hail the 44 New Departure"
of the late Democratic jKirty, taken by
the action of their Convention iu seven
States, as an affirmation of the princi
ples for which the Republican party
has contended for the last ten years ;
and iu the 4 Passive Policy' of that
party, already assumed in sevt ral of
the States, we recognize an a.knowl
e dgmeut of iheir hopelessness of suc
cess in the coming Presidential caui-
p-O-Ml
PLANTATION
r nil is voMu:un l yi:ih:t.uiu: hi.
J. tii-ra.uc I lc c'vrt iuv.-h.-r t fee!-!,,
uit.l tit iitlu.arl. An a t-Jhu" ionl ir.li.tl lot
?ho Bjjf.l ami l.iiiUi-1 it h t-y.ii m
f-toiiittcliH'-. As a rtMiifly f'r iho rn-tvmi
wt-iikm! t- !i'v ii i.itiiu ir vic'a i!v u
ert, it i ujr-rj.tii cverjr tbtr i imuhitit.
In ail rltiufttv. tr..f.tl. u-mju? r: or !n.vl. it
jre a vi3r 1:1 ?ry ojii i-s oi r-U-n
tli,-
bhj Ay
l.rck duwu ihv rti.iia.il
MEXICAN
MUSTArJS LIMIMEHT.
lull MAN AM 11 K A M".
I'rfdiablv ffw nrtio!t 1 .nvr ever h;id f .t
icticiv" a Halt, whiif i-fti 1ih" bun iu'-iv ti".
ver.-llv tti.-riM tl ji) tl I tud M!.r-.J
can V'.'.-rxNM i.m.mi:nt. l,,;.I..r
Adult , hri :inl 1 ifiii!t "u- Aii:ii!'., ar"
liiilde :"-i Itit. and it i ' ny.
(ir.it ii- family :;n i h a inrle ' icsi w j i h - 1 1
."Htm" kind ol ttini' i rit I rii. rnT-nry. IrU;
ri'incn a is jitvr id inij'orlaiite tlm tt M'cure
th; l.'ht.
Over t' ric hundred liviry ftfihUf in t!:c city
nf Ni-w Vrk winiio are Ufii g thn mkmun
Ml' HTA NO MNIWKNjT, in all of wl.uh it gios un
u.xjil rati.-f.trtioti.
CAUTltJN. The genuine is wrepped in &
fine Btevl plate vngravng vx:h 0. W
Westbmok, Cht-mit.' ftrd tn.de nuik.
MEXICAN MUSTANG JLIMK1KT.', en
graved across tho f a e of each WTrij-.er.
Ihe whole bears the proprietor's private
United States Revenue ftam. and no: the
common stamp as ufc 1 bv riruggits.
LYON MANUFACTURING 1 0
46 53 Parkn . New York,
Tho originntor of this wonderful medicine
claiinrt to have discovered and onilinel in
hannonnf more of Jttaturi ' nn wv.rritjn tiinli
ml jrtf,rrtith than was ever before combined in
one uiedicino. Tho evidence of this fact is
found in the variety of most obstinato diseases
which it has been found to conquer. In the
euro of Jironch ili, Sen re CmnjJit Und the early
Htiifrcs of Cnntuoijftiov, it bus astonished the
ni-jilieul faculty, and hundreds of tto best phy
sicians pronounce it fA yreatct mvdicul tli
rt cry of the aye. WhiFeit ones the severest
Coughs, it strengthens the systt'iii and purities
tho blood. ly its yreitt ami tlnvoijh blond
tirifyly jtroprrtif; it vurrs all Humor from tho
worst Ki'iofula to a oommon Mutch Pimple or
Eruption. Mercurial Diseases, Mineral poisons,
Syphilitic and Venerial Diseases, Jaud their ef
fects nro eradicated and vigorous health and a
Hound roimtitutipn established. Krytipehi, Salt
Ilhnnm, Still llvml, Ferer Sort, Scnly or
Vi'oiigi Skin, in tdiort all the numerous diseases
caused by bud blood, are conquere t by this
powerful, purifying and invigorating medicine,
Vat "Liver tjWMw' Hilioua Jh'sorJem and
Habitual C-'tistipntinu, it has produced hun
dreds of perfect and permanent cures whoro
other medioiue had failed.
Tho proprietor offers $100 reward for a modi
cine that will equal it in tho cure of the diseases
for which it is recommended. Ueworo of conn
i it and wort hle initiation, See that my Gov
ernment Stamp, which IS tt piinittvi yuarantef of
iniuineiunx, is upon the outside wrapper. This
, i.' .j i... )........:. .. ........ .1.
bottle. Prepared by K. V. PlKKCli: M. D., s.de
. ivoprietor, at his chemical Laboratory,
Souca8trcct, BuffaloN. Y. Juuo 3d,l3-3m.
rA
PI0.YEER TIN AND STOVE STORE,
Front Street, oie Daor South of
Post Office.
Dallas ------- Oregon.
KNOWING THERE TS A MARKED
lifkreiK'.) between articles of TlNWAUh
liiauufacittceil Ly me, arid that made by manu
facturers in Portlaud and other larp citi-, for
shipment, I have on hand both my own make
and also that of factory make, so that people
may take their choice. My stock. conitita iu
part, of
fttoves of all kinds,
Copper, Itrass and Iron Ware ,
Wire work of all descriptions,
Sheet aud Galvanized Iron,
Stove Hollers, Tea Kettles,
Milk Pans, Dippers,
l.ard and Butter Cans,
ligg Heaters,
Japanned Ware a ganerrl Assortment,
Cooking Spoons, A variety of Gem Pans,
P'rcel:iin lined stew Pans for Fruit,
Broiling Fixtures of New and tha Hos
Improved Pattern,
And in f;wt everything that can- ho found in a
first cla Tin and Stove Store.
dob Work
Neatly lon3 and Promptly Attended to.
iO-il T. U. NEWMAN.
j
Xew Ciood: IVcw Goods!!
F0U THIi FKBKCXT SEASON.J
We respectfully call the attention of the
Gallic to our Well Selected Stock of
Ladies Dress Cioods,
ladies and Misses' Hats,
ieiit Furiilhltiii CioAMls,
Cloves, Galterx, lite.
Hardware,
(.'roceritx,
School iiooks,
Stationery, Ac.,
In fart Evervthln? Found in a First
Clai. Kctail .Mure.
We can assure our Vatrons that we will be
uj ith the tiiii.
Cmi arxl Examine ur Ptwk before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Country Produce taken in. exchange f r
Goods !
N. Jk. J. D. LEE
Dalbts. April 22,
1 -tl
C3 51 K A EM 3 t5 K X C'!!
CCicatKr' than Slvcr ! ! !
uoi.ir.K. wonrLKV &..co.,
- :
ELLEWDALS ;ST0R3, j
Iltve rvm..ved the. r STOCK OF fiOODSto
Ili atiU ara cnstiiiitly r. n iu NEW utid
WhhL SKl.UOTKD tUl. c.mimuj uf
l.adicf Daw and Faic.v Mdi,
Men and lU.ys' I 'iotliii,
ilati and l'ap.
I loots and Shoes,' J
I.adleO and Children' slue ol every
Stle and size.
, full stork of Cirorerie? ronstaiitly
on hand, also Hardware and Crockery.
Woolen ;ood lanulactiired at the
lllieiidale .Hill, such as
lleawr, Cashmeres, Hard Tluie
Tweeds, FUnneLs and Blankets,
Which we offer at Wholesale and Retail.
Having a desire to locate permanently in
iHll.is. we will deal fairly and justly with all
wlwMaav favor n with their patmnape. We
will exebo-njo tiood f-r Country I'roduce, for
whU-h we will pay the Highest Trice.
Bring on your Egg& and Butter.
:?-tf
The standard remedy for Coughs, Tn-
iiuenaa, Sore Throat, V hooping
Cough, Croup, l.iver Complaint,
HroiieUltis, lllecding of the
J.ungs, ami every aOcctioii of tho
Throat, l-ting am Chest, Includ
ing Co'sumptlnn.
IVlstars llalsam does not dry up
a Cwagh, but loosens it, cleanses
tho Iangs, allays Irritation, thus
removing the cause of the com
plaint. oiie genuine unless sign
ed I. HUTTS. Prepared by SliTII
W. IOWLH Si SON, Hostoiu
Sold by IlUnniNfSTON, IlOS
TUTTI2H t CO., San Francisco,
and by dealers generally. 10-ly
C. II. cox
lias oa band and for Pale, SADDLE
TREES of all sires and the best quality. 1
Shop near Waytnire's Mill, Dallas, Oregon.
4:itf
Ijt. Sagr'8 Cataurh Rrmkpt. $500 reward
for an incurable case. Sold by druggbt, or
by Niail, 70 cents. Pamphlet free. Addrcsill.
V; Voarce, M. D., Buffalo, N. X. I
to tiis: PUBLIC. ( f
LL. KINDS OF WORK. SEWINfJ
2 Washing and Ironing, Ac, dono bj Mrs
llurnett on thort notice and on reasonably
terms. All orders left at the house, south-west
part of Dallas, will be immediately attended to.
Thj Great Medical Discovery 1
Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
2-2 Hundreds of Thousands 2g
0-- Bear testimony to thflr Wonder- a
o Jul Curative Effect. g g-
Hi WHAT ARE THEY?Pi
rs
9 B
bIs FANCY DRINI.PI
THEY ARE KOT A VILE
Male tl Poor Hum, WhUkcy, Vrot
HjlritanndRefiiKO I.i q u orn doctored, splcecl
and sweetened to please the taste, called M Ton
ics,"M Appetizers," "Restorers," c., that lead
t'.io tippler oa t drunkenness and ruin, bat aro
a trti3 Medicine, made from the Native Hoots and
Kerbs of California, 1'rcc from till Afcoltvlio
Mini ii hint a. They are t!eSUKATIlLOOI
i'i:itn n::t uud lifguivinu thin-
CI PI.E a perfect Innovator andlnvlzorator of
the System, carrying off all poisonous matter an
restoring t!;c blood to a licaltlsy condition. No;
purtion can take tlicsc Blitcrs according to diree
tion and roiiKilP long unwell.
For liifliuiimntory nnd Chronic Rheu
mntUiti aud (out, DyMpcpnLa r IadU
CcmiIoii, Uiliotis, Itcuiittent nnd luter-i-iitlrnt
Fcvcr, Dlneasc oftho Hloodj
Llvi-r, Kidneys, nnd llladiter. tBcscIllt.
tern have been most uccaasfal. 8ach Ills
euMCM ore cached by Vilinted Illood, wbicli
U jrenenrdy produced by derangement of tlitt.
pY.-ii'El'SlA Oil INDIGESTION.
ixc...iiic!.c. l'uJn i.i tlis Shoulders, Coughs, Tigbt--liCSHcf
the C!C6t, Iizzlnchs, Sour Eructations of
the Stiimar'a, T.ad taste in tho Mouth Dilious At
tacks, PalpiUtton c-f the Hart, Inflammation of
ti:c Ln:is.Pa;a in t'.ier.-Klor.a of the Kldncys,and
eliuiiilrcd other painful eyniptoins, arc tie; off
;irir.?sof Dyppeptla.
Tio y Invigorate the Stomach and stimulate tha
torpid liver and bowds, which render them f ua
equalled efJJcacy la cleanbia the blood of all
impurities, and hnpartlag tew life aadTlgortO.
tiu- whole sto:n.
Vlill Sti IN DISEASES, F.rnrtlon.Tettor.
Fait ;:hci:t.,Iilolches. Spot', llmples. Pustules
lkls, CarbancleB, Itiug-Worms, Scald-Heal, Soro
Eycs.Erjrit. la.-.ltc'.i. Scurfs, IHscolorations of
the Skin, Humors and Hist-ases oft'ao Skin, of.
whatever name or nature, arc literaltx dug up
and carried oat of tho syU:iu la a chart time by
the '.f- r of these letters. Pre bottle la each
ca-c3 wi'.l convince the raost liicrcdalutu of thi
curative cf frets.
Cb ar.s? C:a V!tiat;d Blood whenever you Cnd
Its l:np ir!t1c5 bursting through t'.icskla InPlra-
pies, nrnrtins or Sores;- cleanse it when yot
Cad it obstructed and elniijtiih la Jhe veins;
clear te it when It is foul, and your ft'iclinjrs will
tell wu when. Keep th2 blood pure and the!
hcalSvof t-.o rysttn will follnw.
PIN, TA PE and other WO ItMS, lurtinc la
the sy:-tv!:i of bo many thou:.v.ids, rxe effectnally
destroyed an A rrraorad. For full dirrctlont, read
carr'a'.ly the circular around each bottle.
J. WAMCnn, Proprietor. K. II. MedXlVAXD
CO., Druwsts and CJcn. Agents. Paa FTancisco,'
Cal., aad 32 and Si Cor.ii.ierce Street. Sew Vorfc.
POLH KV ALL I)!?rVCI5TS AND DEALEHS.
THE NEW I00D.
For a few cents you can boy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA 2I0SS FARINE,
made from pure Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, which will mako
sixleen qusiis of iUanc Mange,
and a like quantity of Pud-,
dings, Custards, Creams, Char-,
lotto Ilusse, Arc. It is tho.
cheapest, healthiest, and most
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makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and
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Children.
A (ilorious Chango ! !
THE GREAT WORLD'S TONIC
Plantation Bitters.
This wonderful vegetable,"
restorntie is Hie sheet-anchor
of flic fechlc and dcbili . ,
taled. As n tonic and cordial
for the aged and languid, it
has 110 equal nanong stom
achics. As a remedy for tho
nervous weakness, to which,
women arc especially sub
jeet, it is superseding every
other stimiilnnt. In nil Cli
mates tropical, temperate.
or frigid, it acts as a specific
in c'ery species of disorder
which undermines the bodily,
strength and breaks down the
animal spirits. For sale by
all Druggists.
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