J
I
ht rgott tiJu Hit an.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 8.
-Out In the MooulIghU
"We tooeVtwgetber we two at the gate,
, Out in the moonlight,
dn:tbe midnight hueb, fur the hour grew late,
Out in the moonlight.
"Sftemt it was jet bright as day,
SFor street and garden, and flower an4 spray
In a flood of silvery radiance lay,
Out in the moonlight:!
tve were parting we twe for years,
Out in the moonlight
Bitter oor grief too da?p for tears,
' Out in the moonlight.
Only I held yo closely clasped.
Only My .heart beat wild and last.
At IIhsmiI J oar lips first kbs and last1.
. Kdutdn the meoulight.
You spahe no word you gave no sign
Out in tbe moonlight;
Your eweet red lip lay cold on mine
Out in the moonlight.
Uut as my clinging clasp unwound,
Tou eanlt, with never a sigh nor sound,
Itike a broken lily, upon the ground,
" Out in thetmoonlight.
.
B. pillowed 'rrpoojny breast your head.
Out'in tftu moonlight;
Was it aio to wish you dead,
Out in the moonlight ?
Tq wWh yonr soul, with mine, might soar
tiJofekteted and free, forovermore,
Aod'hand in hand, to the golden shore.
Up through the moon-light?
. ' ' j r
Twa a piteous thing to see yau lie,
Out In the moonlight,
."So white and still, 'neatb. the aaidnight skjr,
Out in the inoonli)ut'
And yet, in ray selfish misery,
I said M It were better that this should be
TJian living to all. but dead lo ue!"
Out in the moonlight.
1 laid my hand oa your throat so white,
Out in the moo light,
Only a grasps pressure slight V
Out i bbe suooulight.
A mass est more .from its earthly shrine
Youroul had rwen to heights divine,
Vifcera oft uoclostng, your eyes met mine !
- Oat in the in oob light.
ped since then bare years of pais,
1 Out in the moonlight,
Sot the impulse born my grief-racked brain.
' Out in the moonlight
Like arfteetre pale still haunteth me,
O love! with a Christ like charity,
forgiveHind lay this ghost for m1
Out in thewoonfight,
f,-Weather Record lor May, 1872
JKIPT BT T. I-EARCX, EOLA, OREGOM.
, CIl I tat 4t 51'. Long, J24 y
If cn'o temp. i9, clear, wind North
is, clear, sea breeze, wind North.
If
f
l:,
II
21
IX
u
It
u
i
17
It
14
Z ..
21
33
U
2i
24
27
1
3S
At
21
43, cloudy, wind South.
26, clear, sea freeze, wind North
44, -clear, Seabreeze, wind N'irtii.
61, clear, sea breete, wind North
48, clear, sea breeze, wind North
51, cloudy, wind North.
0, lear, sea breeze, wind North
52, cloudy, sea breeie,ind North
50, clear, sea breeze, wind North
65, clear, sea breeze, wind North
48, rain 0.03 in. sea breeze, w. N.
51, cloudy, sea breeze wind 8. i
52, eioudy,seabreex9 wind North.
52, clear, sea breeze wind North.
65, clear, sea breeze, wind North
68, dear, sea breeze, wind North
58, clear, sea tax:ze, wiad NorUi
54, clear, wind North
(54, clear, sea breeze, wind North
64 clear, S. B. w. N. Lightning
56, rain .33 in, wind North
52, 0.26, wind South.
62, cloudy, wind South
58, cloudy, wind JSoath.
61, cloudy, sea breeze, wind Suth
57, cloudy, wind North
66, lioudy, wind North
50, rain 0.15 in. wind North.!
61), clear, ea breeze, wind North
n
t
tt
tt
tt
tt
n
tt
Rain in inches for the month of May. 1872
lAl in. Clear days, 17, Cloud, 10. 21 days of
ea toewze.
' 3!eao temperature lor month 55.
1 Highest 65, on the 17th. Lowest 36", on
the 4th.
Sunday
Heading.
' There is no religion without worship;
DO worship without the Sabbath.'- Count
Man ta Umber I.
1 can truly declare that tome the
Sabbath tins been iuvaluable." William
Wilberftrrce.
! Give the world half of Sunday, and
you will find religion has no hold upou
tbether,"St Walter Scott.
.-It1 A corruption of morals usually fol
lows the profanation of th Sabbath."
fflatkiitone.
The Sabbath, as a political institu
tion, is of great value, independently of
Mb claitu to divine authority." Adam
" Sunday is a day of account : and a
c indid account every seventh day is tho
best preparation for the great duy of ac
count." Lrd Knmei.
"Where there is no Christian Sabbafth
theteta no Christian morality jand
without this, free -institutions cannot
very long be sustained." -Juntice Mc
Lean. ' " : i
44 The more faithfully I apply myself
to thedotiea of the lord's dayy the ruoro
liappy tod euceegsful is ".ray business
during the week.f- 6m: Mduiw Hale.
4.TIi longer I live, the more nigh ly
do I estUuaJo the Christian Sabbath,
nd the more grateful do I feel towards
those' who impress its iuipbrlUi nee upon
the ootn mun i ty Darnel Webxter.
44 If Sunday bad not : been observed
as a day of rf f-t during the last three
ceDttfie I have not the smallest doubt
that we should have beeoatthis iuo
meat a. poorer and less civilized fieo
ple thau ' we are." Lord McCku-
44 la the general order issued Novem
ber President Wncol
luatvdnd that 4Sutday labor in the Aruiy
and Navy be reduced to the measure of
atrietoeoeseity. The discipline and char
acter of the National forces should not
hufier, northecaase they defend be im
periled, by the profanation of the day
or ttauie of iLe Jtlost 11 ih. "
Facts and Fancies i
The first ark-tick explorers NbaVs
'bed-bugs.- :
"Let the teast be,dear wouian1 as the
luau said wben he wanted it all himself.
Appellation for drunkards Vietiuis
of "misplaced benzine."
Cincinnati astrological invention
Our lloraoe-seope, as drawn by the
convention. ,
When persona, are seasick, what io
they most desire JTo feel sea-cure,
of -course.
"Consequential Damages," is , the
name of a new farce just published in
London.
A 4bear" movement in the Arizona
egg market has reduced the price ot"
eggs to Sl,2i a dozen.
Hergh propeses to build a -carbonic
acid gut slaughter house for the paiuless
destruction of animals.
It is said of a certain United States
Senator that he has a seat that will
never fail him: -"It is self eou ceit.
Josh Hillings siys ''You'd better
not kuow so much, than to kuow so
many things that ain't so.
Professors of Geology are -debating
the question, "Were there any bugs
in the carboniferous beds If"
A law of Pennsylvania makes the
taking of money at the door of a thea
ter on Sunday illegal, wherefore it is
invariably taken at the window.
A Memphis duelling party were driven
into a cemetery by a facetious hackman
" so that they might be burled without
unaecessary expense."
41 Madam, a good many people were
disturbed by your baby last eight at
the concert." 44 Well, I do wonder
that such people will go to concerts." f
A Louisville baker scattered tartar-,
emetic over his rhubarb pies to cure
thieves. Jt was an effectual remedy.
A neighboring family caught the tartar.
A Westerner, speaking of the per
formance of the village cliwir, says that
"it is like drift wood in the stream : it
drags on tle bars, but it don't amount
to a dam."
It is curious to watch how Augustus
who is promenading with Belinda, hur
res her past the establishment upn
which is placarded, "Strawberries
a pint.
u In the absence of globes, how do
you illustrate the shape of the earth to
your scholars V asked a committee to
a school teacher. 44 I shows'eni my
head," was the reply.
la their teal to eccludc scc'ariaoism
from the public srhls of Sin Fran
cisco, the fratuers of a bill which has
passed the Legislature have enacted
that 44 religion shall neither be taught
or praeticed therein.
A drunken Scotchman returning
from a fair fell asleep by the roadside,
when a pig began licking his mouth.
Sawney roared : u Wha' ''kissing me
noo? Ye see what it is to be weel
liked amang the lassoa
A lady teaeher to Iowa made a boy
stand up and shaw how he kied the
big girls iu the woodshed in hopes that
he would shed tears and promise to do
so no more. All the larger boys are
now wishing that they went to that
school.
A gentleman from Boston on a visit
to his friends to the country, speaking
of the times, observed that bus wife
had lately expended fif ty dollars for a
riding habit. His friend replied :
" Here in the country we doo't allow
our wives to get into such habits."
44 We have a fipau of horses," said
an economist, the other day, 44 on our
farm that support themselves without
any cost." " Why, how is that?" ex.
claimed a listener. Why, you see,"
remarked the questioned, " one is a
saw-hovse and the other a clothes-horse."
When Handel once undertook, in a
crowded church, to play the dismissal
on a fine organ, the whole congregation
became so entranced s with delight that
not an individual stirred. At length
the usual organist came impatiently for
ward, took his seat, saying in a tone of
superiority, 44 You cannot dismiss a con
gregation. See how soou I can disperse
them.
It is not uncommon for princes, and
people of that irresponsible kind, to be
married by proxy. Hut it was reserved
for Republican Gotham to hit upon the
extraordinary notion of putting into
proxy, not the bridegroom, nor yet the
bride, but of all the people 1n the' world
-the parsoc. The newspapers chron
icle the happiness of a young couple
joined in wedlock, as the notice ran,
" by the Ilev. S. II. Tyng, Jr., repre
senting the Rev. 8. H Tyng, 1). D.
A clever old lady, apparently just ar.
rived on a train from the country, en
tered one of the refreshment rooms at
the Springfield (Mas ) railroad station
the other day, and said she had left her
parasnion the settee. A general search
was commenced and lasted fur some time.
Finally one of the waiters asked the old
dame when she left it, to which she ans
wered, af ter counting up on her fingers,
44 Well, it was just three years ago last
Fourth of .July." There was a general
roar, much to the astonishmeut of the
iold lady, Who went away With a TCry ,
puzzled look lupon her cuuntnaucfi.
'1YOTICJ2. j
13 ARTIES WHO WERE OCCUPYING
. lande in the ' Grande Ronde and jSiletx
Reserves," in the State of Oregon, in he years
1865-'t5, and had to abandon the same in conse
quence of said Reserves having been selected by
the II. S. for the settlement of the Rogne (River
Indians, will please Bend their addresses, for
futher correspondence, to R. W. DOWMAN,
Att'y Box lt5, Washington City, D. C. 13-3tn.
V 13 1 I- I A U I T 112 $
OF
The lliuiian Hacc, j
. i
DIFFERENCES OF OPINION, ETC.,
etc:,, will be commenced in a week or two
iu ihis paper, showing how .
IM'AJiCY j
can be elaborately represented, bow - j
CHILDHOOD UOMltS
can be made happy, ;
i 'i ii r it 'I'm ii i
made easy,
MANHOOD YUAltS
made profitable, and
old a(;i:
made comfortable, how to live and be healthy.
Supply Jur table with the least i-ost, wbere to
dispose of the tilings you ibrn't want at the
best pr-iee, makiog your iwn itulustry the most
profitable. This story is written by a tirst
diud author, and one who understand the
case in hand to perfection. Meanwhile, f you
can't wait for the above to appear iu print, call
on M. M. ELLIS, at La Ciede, aud all the
above-mentioned point will be fully explained
and happily illustrated.
YOU KNOW I KEY.
mm "ANTED, AGENTS $.100 to S.'fiO p.r
y mouth, male and female, to introduce
the genuine improved MARSHALL SEWING
MACHINE. This machine, will stitclj. hem,
fell, tuck, braid, bind, cord, tpailt, atid eta
hroider in a most superior manner. Price, only
615, fully licensed and warranted fr five years.
We will pay SI.IUIO for any machine, high price
or low, that will se-w ti stronger, nioro neuutitul
or more elastic seam than our. It makes the
ELASTIC I.OCK-KTITCH. Every second
il
stitch can be cut, mid till the clth cannot be
pulled !prt without tearing it. We payjAgents
$ltitl to $200 per uoiith. and expensed, or a
commission from which tvvice that amonnt tan
he made. For circulars and teruiP. apply to tr
address; S, MARSHALL A CO..
i HVJ Nassau street, New Y'.rk.
CAUTION. Do uot be imposed upon by
other parties traveling through the tfuuutry
palming ofl worthless cast-iron imichitte un
der the same name -or otaerie. Ours1 if tbe
only genuine and really cheap machine umn
utactured. J-u.1
PLANTAT10
N
liters.
, l !S ft O X
8
THIS -'.WONDERFUL VEtiETARI.E RK
storative is the sheet anchor of :h feel e
an t debilitated. A a tonia and cordial
the aged and languid it hrnt n equal j am tii
stomachics. As a remedy for the pervou
weakness to which women ure esjMsc'ally sub
cct, it is supcrceping every other stimulint.
In all climate, tropical, te"pcrnte or fr? id. '
jrft as a speci ic in every s -"cief of An irderi
W iich undcrm'nes llie 1 di'y ftnjgJi uut
I ttsks dowb the nniuiHl spirit.
Ileaiitiftil Woman!
II ACi AX'S MAfJMlMA HAI.M (five
i
i
t the Complexion the Ereshues of
Youth.
Haoa'x Maojiolu Wm.v overcomes the
flushed spfiearnnce cnu.ol by heat, fatigue and
excitement. It makes the lady of forty nppesr
but twenty, ami so natural and perfect that no
person can detect its npplic ation. Hy jits use
the roughest skin is made to rival tho pure ra-
dient teturef youthful beauty. It removes
redness, blotches and pimples. It Contains
nothing th:it will injure the skin the least.
Mausoli t Halm is used by all fashionable
ladies in New York , London and Pari, jit eosta
mly 75 cents per Ilottle, and is sold by all
Drujrjrist and Perfumers I
The originator of this wonderful inedicino
claims to havo discovered and rnwbiurd in
JutriHOini moro of Xuturn' t rcr iyn medi
m, projitrtit than wns ever before combined its
one medicine. The evidence of this fact is
found in the variety of most obstinate diseases
which it has been found to conquerj In tho
cure of Itrunvhiti, Smere Vouijlm, aud the early
stages of (JuiiHHiiijtioii, it has astonished the
medical faculty, and hundreds of the best phy
sieiaas (pronounce it the yreafrat mrAintt tli-futrsj-y
f ilw aj. While It cutes the severest
Coughs, it strengthens tho system ftIMl purifies
the bbod. Ry its fffvit and thorumjh blood
purifying irj)vrtirn itcircs all ITumom from the
aorst prfult to a ooinmon Jtlotvh I'implt or
t'rvjstiou. Mercurial Diseases, Mineral poisons,
Syphilitic and Vencrial Diseases, Jand their ef
fects are eradicated and vigorous health and a
KtKU.il constitution established. ErijHipttti, Suit
Jilwunr, Si-itfil Jhori, Fei'r ,SWei, tftttly or
Jough Skin, in short all tho numerous diseases
caused by hud blood, are eonqucro ij hy this
powerful, purifying and invigorating medicine.
For 'ZiVer dotiiploint," liiliott Dinordnii and
JfuJittn( Contjtttionf it has produced hun
dreds of perfect and permanent cures where
odiur medicine had failed. j
The proprietor offers $100 reward for medw-1
eine that will equal u in inecurooi ino useasw
for which it is recommended. Hew are; of co
ritn and wnrthle imitation. See that m y Gov
ernment Stamp, which IS a positive unr.'iutra of
Hitineue, is upon the outside wrapper . Tbia
mediciuc S tl trngui! aronn io tor per
Prepared by R. V. PIEUtJK.M. v., soie
Proprietor, at his chemical Laboratory. 13
lutoaatxciictliufliiloNi Juaed,! y-bu.?
PIO.YEER TIN AND STOVE STORE,
Front Street, one Door South of
Post Office.
t . i
Dallas Oregon. .
KNOWING THERE IS A MARKED'
difierence between articles of TINWARE:
manufactured by uoe, and that .made by manu
facturers in Portland and other largo cities, for
shipment, 1 have on hand both my own make
and also that of factory make, so that people
may take their choice. My stock consists in
part, of
i
to4 es of ail kinds,
Copper, lira and Iron Ware,'
Wire work of all d-cscrlptiens,
Sheet and Galvanized Iron,
Htove Hollers, Tea Kettles,
Milk Pant, Dipper),
r.ard and flutter Cans,
Kgg Heater 8,
Japanned Ware a general Assortment,
Cooking Spoons, A variety of Gem Fans,
Porcelain lined tew Pans for Fruit,
Broiling Fixtures of New and the Mos
Improved Patterns,
And in fact everything that can be found in a
fust class Tiu and Stove Store.
Fob Work
Neatly luu3 and Promptly Attended to.
60-tf T. B. NEWMAN.
Xew CnOoiIm! IVcw ooU!!
fok tiii: ihi:si:nt meason.
Wo
resjK'ct fully call the attention of
Public to our Well Selected Htock of
the
Ladles' Dregs Gouda,
Ladies' ami Missea Hats,
t;eutV 1'uritlshia Coeds,
C.lovea, G alters). Etc.
Hardware,
C-'rocerlea,
Sehool HikiL'a,
Stationery, JU-.,
In Cact liverythln; Found la a Flrt
Claims Ketail Store.
We can assure our Patrons that we will be
up with the times.
Cour.e aud Examine jour Stock 'before pur
charing elsewhere.
Country .Produce taken in exthaige U r
Good .
N. A. J. D. LEE
In
Dallas, April 22, 1H71
C, B3 Hi A V ! C U K A I
l
i'lieaper lliau Kver!!!
no m i; it, w our ley co.,
ELLEN DALE .STORE,
Have removed thir STOCK OF UOODS to
I)Wss, and are con.-tautly receiving N E U" aud
WELL SELECTED i.)Ul)S, consisting of
Ladles' Drew and laury iuda,
Men and Hoy Uthlu;,
Hals and Caps,
Hoot and Sb.oes.lJ
Iadlfft and Children Shoes of every
Stjle and Size.
A full Stock of riroceriea constantly
on hand, also Hardware and CnKkery.
Woolen ;ood Manufactured at the
Ellendale Mill, such as
Heavers C'assimeres. Hard Time,
Tweeds Flannels H41 Hlanketa,
Which we offer at Wholesale and Retail.
Having a desire to locate permanently in
Dallas, we will deal fairly and justly with all
wh tuny favor u with their patronage. YV e
will cxchan'5 Goods for Country Prodace, for
which we will pay the Highest Price.
Bring on your Egg and Butter-
3-tf
The standard remedy fr Coughs, 111
flu cut a, Horc Throat, Whooping
Cough. Croup, l.lver Complaint,
llrcitchltis. lllecdiiig of the
l.uiLgK, and every affection of the .
Throat, Lungs and Chest, includ
ing Consumption.
Wstr a llalsam does not dry up
a Cough, but loosens it. cleanses
the Lungs, allays Irritation, thus
removing the rause of the Com
plaint. onc gfciiulne unless sign
ed I. MUTTS. Prepared by MHTIf
W. KOWM? WIN, Hoston.
Sold bv HEIMHNdTOSf, litis-TMTTi-ilt
s CO., San Francisco,
and by dealerg generally. lO-ly
HAODIifi'l TREES.
C. H. COX
Has on hand and for Sale, SADDLE
TREES of all sires and the best quality.
fj&KxD near Way mi re's Mill, Dallas, Oregon.
43tf
Dn. Sage's Catahhh Rkmrot. $500 reward
for an Incurable case. Sold by drucghts, or
W mail, 70 cents. Pamphlet free. AddresiR.
V. rearcc, 31. D.,.Ruffalo, N. Y.
nr a t i o nr a il
BUSINESS C GLUE G E,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
A S0DEL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE!!
THE EDUCATION FORTUETIS1E8.
The Importance of a Practical Education
Wai never more Apparent than Now !
IT IS UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
that as we grow in prosperity we grow more
practical, and that it is required of men that
they educate themselves practically educate
themselves in the best manner possible to meet
the demands of the times.
When Agesilaus, King of Sparta, was afked
what things he thought most proper for boys to
learn, he replied : ' Those things which they
should ijiraetice wben they become men."
" Deliver all things in number and weight,
and put all in writing thattbou givest ont orre
ceivest in," is a precept of universal application;
and there is a special necessity for its strict ob
servance an all business transactions. Young
men the future welfare of this Coast look lo
YOU ! A-re YOU prepared to meet its demands ?
A COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
to meet the
DEMAND ol'THE AGE !
The most thorough, and comprehensive
COCRSE OF BUSINESS TRAINING
ever introduced by tny
V O i!l I?I E ft C I A E
OR
HUSINESS COLLEGE,
combining
THKOItl AND PRACTICE,
by means of
IJAXKS ASD 1W RISE SSI OFFICES.
The Course is so orrnnged and Taught as
enable the Student t master it iu the
Shortest Time possible
to
Each Student, after passing" through the
TIIKOUY COUIISE,
becomes an actual
HOOK KEEPER AS I) MERCHANT
where, in the space of a few WEEKS, be ob
tains the experience of anORDINARY LIFE
TIME. The TELEOUAPIl DEPARTMENT is w
tittt-d up with the let ul luslruments, and is in
complete ruunir.e order.
For FULL INFORMATION, send fortC0L
LEtiE PAPER. Address:
DkFUANCE A JAMES,
52yl Portland, Oregon.
W. II. TEAE A: Co.,
Unon A: arrine Makers
MAIN KTKISI2T, DALLAM,
Are on hand with their WACUOXS and BUJ
tHES al their old Stand this Spring as ucual,
nd intend to sell them very chep for Cah ;
the Prices raogiug from $10 to tl.0.
They havo also nn hand for sale plenty of
wagon materials. Oive him a call Mid sec them
All kinds of work in their line done o order.
All kind of lllarlc smithing done cn short
notice, and in a workmanlike manner. Horse
Shoeing $2 ., cash down.
Thankful for pat patronage, they solicit
continuance of the same.
y.tf Dallas. Mav . 1S71.
NOTICE.
rtIO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
and in particular Albion Powell :
1 hereby j;ive notice that I have taken ip
and led an application to pre-empt the S. li.
quarter of See. , T. 7 S. G W. of the Willam
ette Meridian, said land is situated in the
County of Poik. aud State of Oregon, in the
Land Office t Oregon City. Said land was
formerly taken up by said Albion Powell, on
the loth duy of March, A. D. IfcoS, and after
wards abandoned by him, more than three
years ago.
WOODEN ELLIS.
NOTICE.
o
HEtJOX b CALllOHNIA RA1L-
road Company, Land Department, Port
land, Oregoi., April 5, 1S72. Notice is hereby
given, that a vigorous prosecution will be insti
tuted against any and every pcrsor who tres
passes upon any Railroad Land, bycutting and
removing Umber t bore fro in before tie same is
UOmjHT of the Company AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered sections
whether surveyed or unsurveyed, within a dis
tance of thirty miles from the line of the road,
belongs to tfce- Company
I. R.M00RES,
6-tf , Laud Agent
O. W. It QUART. I J. w. iioaAnt.
MA DDI, 13. IIAStA'KSS A:
1 OLLAEt SIIOI1!;
North-East Corner of
Main and Mill Streets, Dallas.
GEORGE W. HOBART & CO.
Will Manufacture and keep CONSTANTLY
ON IIAN& a large Assortment ef
SADDLERY, HARNESS, AND
. COLLARS,
Consisting of all the
HOUSE i:QUUUEiTT
Usually kept in a
FIRST CLASS SADDLERY SHOP,
All of which will bo made ot
THE BEST MATERIAL.
Also, CARRIAGE T1UMMINO and RE
PAIRING done to ' order oa the shortest
notice.
Call an examine our Work before pvrcfcai
ing elsewhere.
41-tf GEO. W. HOBART 4 CO.
TO THE PUBLIC
ALL KINDS OP WORK, SEWIJJI
Washing and Ironing, Ac, done by Mrt y
Burnett on hort notice and on reasonable ,
terms. All orders left at the house, aoath-we
part of Dallas, will be immediately attended to,
The Great Medical Discovery I r
Dr. WALKER'S CAUFOP.NIA
VINEGAR BITTERS
Hundreds of Thousands f,
3 rip.- testimony to their Wonder- .'' :
o o
fctg
ful Curative Effects. Bg"
a WHAT ARE THEY?gj
e
Vo o
TTTV.T A TIE KOT A VILE 5 2 I
uii FANCY DRINK.PIl
Ma.ij of i'oor Itum, VhUkr Vfvt t
Spiritanndltrfiitie I,iquoridoctored.splced
and sweetened to please the taste, called "Ton
ics,"" Appetizers," lu-storcrs," c.. that lead1,
tho tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but ara
atruo Medicine, made from the Native Boots and '
Herbs of California, Tree from nil Alcoholla
Miiiiulnntft. They are tlieCSItEAT DLOOI)
PL'KIFli; ntul LIFE CJIVINU 1B1N
CIPLEaptrroct Innovator andlnvlcorator of
tiics System, carrying off all polsonocs matter an4
resttorini,' H'e blood to a healthy condition. Nf.'
person can taio theso Ulitcrs according todlrso
tlon and rcnialp long unwell.
For Iiiflnniiiiaf ory nnd Chronic Rhea
matUiii nnd iioiil, Dysyepttia r Iadl
CCHtion, Itilioun, Itoiiillteut nnd Inier-,
niitirni Fevers, Ileae of tho Itlood
l.iver, IvidiicyH, and ilhtdUcr, these Hit
lera havs beca most successful, buch DI
cnmt m arc caused by Vilinted Itlood, whlca,
1 generally produced by derangement f th
J".eli vp Orjraii!.
.pvsrr.rsiA oit. indigestion.
iU-.adacIie. i'a.u In tha KUoulUeis, Coulis, Tight
ness of the Cheat, Dizziness, Sonr F.ruclatlons of
the Stomach. Had tat3 la the Jlouth Bilious AU
tacUs, FalpU-tSon of the Heart, InCammatlon of.,. ,
tlic I.uii.I'i'u la the njriois of the Kidneys, and.
a hundred oCitr iaiij!ul symitoius, aro the off-
prinssr,f Iys ;cpbia.
Th"y l.ivig'rte the Stomacb and stimulate th .
torpid liver and ImjhVir, which render them of ua-equalU-d
vdtacy In cicaaslnj the blood of all
Impurities. a;. l Imparting new life undrltfort
the whole system. '.
FOK s:ilN DISEASES, F.ruptlons.Tctter.
Fait ::hcuir.,Ii,.oLcUos. Sput. Fiiuples, Pustules,
polls. Carbuncle, King-V.'orius, Sc:ik!-!lead,Sore 4
Fycs,KrlTK-lai, Itch, Scarfr. Decolorations f.
tlie Ski:i, Humors and DUvascs of the Skin, of v
whatever ua.uc t rnatur.', are literally dug up
andcarricd out of tho system In a rhor time by
the Mie of these letters, tne bottle In sucn
canes wi!l convince the n.ott Incredulous of their
curative ciTects.
CU:ause the Vitiated Pino I whenever you Had
Ms lmpurlt":cbnrsting through thesltln luPlm
pie. Eruptions er s-re ; clcarc It when yoa
find It obstructed and klusgish la the veins;
cleanse It when It Is foul, and yonr feelimrs will
tell you when. Keep the blood pure and tho
h-aUu of t'ie ysfi'i will follow.
IMS, TA In a.-.i other WOIOTS, larMnff la '
the system of so many thousands, are effectually ,
destroyed anJ removed. For fall directions, read t
carefully the circular around each bottle.
J.W.VLKFn. Proprietor. It. 11. McDOVALD A
CO., Drntr-,'!sts and On. Aecnt. San Franc!sooJ
Cul., and ff3 and SI Commerce Street. New Torfe., ,
La.
'.rsis-' unit
i i
For a lew cents you can bujr"
of your Grocer or Druggist a
ruckle of SEA I0SS FARINE,! f
made from puro Irish Moss, or
Carrageen, which will mako" 1
sixteen quarts of Tilanc Mange,, , ,
and a like quantity of Pud- fii
dius;s, Custards, Creams, ChaW
lotto Kusse, A:e. It is tho (?
cheapest, healthiest, and most'"51
delicious food in tho world. It '
makes a splendid Dessert, and?f
has no equal as a light and
delicate food for Invalids aud.
Children.
A Glorious Chaii!?o ! I
J -. i'Sjl
.' Uf
THE (3HKAT AVOItLD'S TONIC, i ' &
i
Plantation Bitters.
This wonderful vrRctablW
restorative in the Mieet-aii" '
ehorof tlic' fertile and dctillt
tatel. As a tonic ami cordial
for the ned and litJtuid, U
has- no '.equal '..among' stom-,
achies. Ah n remedy for ; tho,. !$
nervous weakness to which 5- s
women are especially, sub? .
ject, tt i superseding ei-cry
other stimulant. la all CU
mates, tropical, temperate, ;
or frigid, it nets as a speciGc A
In every specie of disorder;,, w
which undermines the bodily ,
strength aud breaks down the u
animal spirits. For sale by
4ill Druggists.
rff? h -V f sis '
sy 7 it5 -
m f p i
JT3 -
Ou 2
THE NEW FOOD.
.