TOWN & COUNTY HEWS.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, JULY 13, JS72.
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Money Market
XateatNew York Gold Qnotatioas.. Ill
Xegal Tender in Portland :
Buying.. .90 J Selling -91
Dallas Produce and Commission Market.
Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, Peeplo'fl
Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon.
WIIEAT 7580 $ bush.
OATS 65 c.
BARLEY $L
FLOUR $6 $6 50 $ bbl.
" Sks$l 37 $1 50
CORN MEAL 4c. -ft lb.
BEANS 6c. tb.
BACON Sides. 13 15c lb.
" Shoulders. -So. to 12c. lb.
HAMS 14 16c lb.
PORK Dressed, 6$7ct3
" Pickled, 8c. to lO.c. lb.
SUTTER Firkins 20 250rl lb.
" Rolls, 20 to 25c. lb.
XQ(i S 24c "$ dot.
LARD Bulkl6c; tinsf20,
POTATOES From Wagon, $1 25 bushel.
ONIONS $2 $ bushel.
APPLES Green, 50c bhl.
Driod, 6o "0 lb.
CHEESE Nowr Oregon, 20 25c i lb.
CHICKENS 2 50 $3 B doi.
TURKEYS 75 $1 each.
Black-berrying is tht. rage now.
Remember tho Baso Ball game to-day
Farmers are in the midxt of hay harvest.
Considerable sickness is reported ia this vi
cinity A nunber of persona of our coun ty are mov
iag to Tillamook.
Several of our citizens attended the camp
meeting at Sheridan, last Suud ly .
Several parties are buying cattle in our coun
ty, to be driven east oftho mountains
"The use of Hills Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer will keep the hair soft and glossy.
Persons desiring ccrtLSeatea for teaching will
hrreafter call on Dr Jrubt3. instead td'L Viue
j.ard. .Murphy A Croasmta keep as fine a selection
of Gentlemen's Dresj Goods as can Le found in
Kulciu.
lie got married. Yes ho did. The reason
was because lie bought his clothes of BulU-r &
Wortloy
J anise should hi met-jl unto all. J M Bur
nett keeps it, as .rill be seen by bis curd iu an
tuer cola -a n.
This h t weather is causing ninny of our pe
jXe to sigh tor the cool hreeiesuf the sua. Many
are prepariug to go there
Prof llutan wi.'lfill the appointment of R--v
J James at the M E Church, to-m rrj even
ing at seven o'clock
The rich perfume- of a handsome boqiut pre
sented by Miss Martha Haygood have tilled
our office the entire week.
' Wo are inf rmj I that th ra is a regular or
ganized band of burglars inflating the vicinity
of Sheridan, Yamhill e muty.
"Whero did you get that beautiful dress?"
Inquired on lady of Another on the rtrcet re
oently. "At Lee'" wad tie reply." "They
Lave plenty more ot the same material
Mr Dan llolman, of Yamhill, has M bead oi
cheep from which he recently sheared pounds
of wool; over ten pounds to tha fleece Jluvr i
that for high? Heat it who can
Our little folk?, though .enjoying a respite
from the labors of the day tehool, are many of
them busily engaged preparing for the enter,
tainmnt next Thursday.
Mr J Rigg has just returned from a trip to
Yaquina. He reports the road in a fair con
dition, fish ani pitatoos plenty, and people a.
happy as clams at high tidi.
Painting. According to promise, wc present
to our readers the card of Messrs. Brown &
Reynolds. And according to agreement the-,
do all their work. Give them a call.
In a short ride of three hours last Saturday,
we noticed throe new school house.4, several
dwellings and a large number of barns and
granaries in process of erection, Our people
are evidently feeling the effects of good times.
Found By II R Holmes, on or about the
20th of J una, near F.annery'a bridge, a leather
pockctbook containing a s ma'l amount of mon
ey The owner can have it by calling at this
office, proving property and paying for this no
tice Sol Woods, a former resident f this vicinity,
but who emigrated lat 'pring to Ocboco, was
in town during the week and give us a call.
He reports everything h m rishing in that part
of the State, and prospects favorable for good
ti mcs.
Dsntistry Dr Rubjll has again returned
horns and may ba found at his oQi -e ready to
aUenlt ) those who have to "gum" it. Ho bar
made several sets of splendid teeth for differ
ent parties here, which hare given perfect sat
isfaction. Was He Poisoned? The morning after the
Christmas dance a party of two, one of whom
was very much intoxicated, stopped at a house a
few miles from town and requested to be fur
nished with accommodations as one of them
said he was sick, and could go no further. This
request was complied with, and they were
ushered into a room where there was a very
warm fire. The gentleman of the house per.
ceiving the condition of the one who claimed
to be sick, and being inclined to joke, piled
more wood on the fire, at the same time telling
he tick man to get closer, as it was a very
Cold morning. In a few minutes the fellow be
gan io get warm, and an attack of romiting en
sued In great agony be exclaimed, "I, bic, I'm
bio, poisoned, hie, by- bio "The host informed
him that he had no stomach pump, but would
give him an aotidote which would relieve him
until the arrival of a doctor. Mixing up a dos
of salt and water, be gave it to the sick man,
who began to how signs of internal commotion
And again began bis contributions to the publio
fund. This be continued until thewhiskey bad
About reappeared when he went to sleep, After
A refreshing slumber he left , declaring "tha1
would be tae last time be would give apj
bod a chaooe to poison him. ,
Last Sunday night, while the family; of Chas
McDonald was absent, some parties, thinking
there was m ney in the houso forced an en
trance, but -failed in their expectations. No
cluo has as.yet been obtained to tho depredators
Prank Nichols and family together with sev !
eral other of our towns people started last Tues
day for Fish Lake, on a pleasure excursion.
This seems to have become qui to a fashionable
resort for pleasure seekers. The peoplo of this
vicinity are dividing their attentions between
Fish Lake and the ocean beach.
Lost. Mr. W. Tatom lost a purse contain
ing five twenty dollar gold pieces, a five dollar
piece, some silver, and two or three ten cent Rev
enue stamps, on the Dixie Camp Ground, on the
Fourth of July. Tho fiuder will be liberally re
warded by leaving the same at bis residence,
one mile South oi Dixie, or at tho Republican
office.
Musical. Orpheus, a Repository of Music,
Art etc., published in New York, Boston," San
Fraucisco and Portland has just been received
together with a handsome piece of music, "I
Am Only Going Home," from that popular es
tablishment, Gray's music store in Portland.
Parties wishing music cannot do better than
patronize this firm.
During a drive in the country last week we
called on that popular merchant of La Clede
Mr M M Ellis. We found him well supplied
with everything which tho people want, and
willing to sell so that all can buy. Wo con
gratulate tho citizens cf that vicinity on haviug
so convenient a market for their produce, and
so cheap a place to purchase.
Vocal and Instrumental Concert. That well
known and popular troupe, the McGibney's,
will give one of their popular concerts and
recitations, iu this place, on Tuesday eve
ning ut jtt. Their ability is admitted, aud their
popularity uiiiuda established, and all that: is
necessary to insure an attendance w to an.
notiuctf their coining. Remember next Tues
day evening.
Catalogue. We have received the Catalogue
fvt Christian College Mot.uiouth, tor the year
ei.o'irig June 1 -'tb 1572. This shews the Col
lege to be iu a flourishing condition, With the
good eoips of teachers which are now in charge
thi? college bids fair to be one of the first insti
tutious of lcariing iu the State. We sincerely
hope it may meet the most sanguine expecta
tions of its fvuoder:
As Mis? F.iU Whitley, a little daughter of A
11 Whitley, ot Sulcui, was playing aJoug the
creek near town, last Monday evening, some
mischievous boy commenced throwing stones
at her, one strikiug her on the head, hurting
her severely, though not dangerously. Somo of
our town b ys aro be-'om'ng vt-iy rude, and
should be taten iu band by their parents, and
fanned with a willow wisp until tUeir ItacAs as
sume the pitt.:rn of a Dolly Vurdcn parlor.
drtM
OffforOvdio.ro. Mr. Wills an I family left
fir Ocboco last Thursday in company wiih Sol
Wo-.ds, who came from there a few d lys ago,
on businers. 111 health on the part of his wife
prompted Mr. Villi to make the ti ip. She has
bren ill for some time pat, arid all came to t!.e
concltisi tn that a change ofclunat.j would be of
irs benefit to her than anything else. Mr.
W. will he absent two or three weeks, when
he may ngaiu be louud at his old stand ready tor
busines-e.
i:hlbit.
Mi. , Clara Watt, prim-ipal of the Dallas
school Jnring th raenl term, fu mi-he us the
following exhibit of average standing of tu
dMtt ii the higher department of the schoul
for the term ending July J). I, 172. No stand
ing held 0 per cent, published
X.i m-, At n niliug.
AniTflMKTIC.
Vinnie Lee )2
Annie McNil DO
Ksther Nichols 'JO
May Shelton JM
Frank Coad ; 02
Jaeob Crider '.(2
Claude Kubell D7
John Si-otl 'JO
Lot Shreve J0
Henry Teal J) I
Ami I'tigiit , H5
Charles fcullivan 90
ti K A II M A II .
Annie McNiel....
May Shelun
90
9--J
9a
91
Claude Kubeil....
Ami Rogue.
COMTOSITION.
George Lee
Lynn Nichols...
San ford Shultz...
Lot Shreve
Frank Coad
Jacoh Crivler
Charles Sullivan
Ami Rogue.
Claude Kubell...
97
90
90
95
9:5
90
92
90
95
97
97
92
94
90
9u
90
90
91
9:1
92
92
90
90
90
90
9H
Jennie McNicl
May Shelton
Armio McNicl
Vinnie Lee
GKoanAPitr.
Jennie McNicl.
Katie Morris ,
LfU Shreve
....
....
Saoford Shultz....
. .
....
ALOBBRA.
Claude Rubell
May Shelton
Vinnie Lee
Jennie McNiel
Willie Lyle
.. ..
4
BOOK-KRJSriNU.
Oeorge Lee
Henry Teal
Ami Rogue
Vinnie Lee
ilcuuis in is 4.1
98
90
93
H,
90
90
IIISTORr.
Vinnie Lee
May Shelton
Claude Rubell
Ami Rogue
Charles Sullivan
ATTENDANCE.
Ami Boeue
.100
100
...... 100
John Scott..,,.,
Jciittic JtfcJNfil.
Traveler's, guide. Wo neglected to notice
last week tho receipt of the above named book.
As a guide to tourists it is invaluable, and con.
tains much of interest and value to everybody
A copy may be obtained by sending address to
L Samuel Portland Oregon: Wo understand
Mr Samnel is making arrangements for a num
ber of cuts of Oregon scenery, which will lend a
charm to this valuable work. Ho is now on
his way to California overland on business con
nected with his advertising agency.
Musical Entertainment. Next Thursday
evening, tho musical class of Prof. Rutan will
give another of their popular entertainments,
at the Court House in tho town of Dallas.
Our citizens will remember tho exercises given
last spring by the Prof, and his class, and
which gave such general satisfaction. This is
a homo institution and should bo countenanced,
and supported by all who feel interested in the
advancement of our young people. They have
made rapid progress under the able leadership
of Prof- Rutan, and we feel sure all who at
tend tho exercises will feel amply rewarded,
and thoso who do not if any there should be
wilj miss a. rich treat. Lot there bo a full
houso.
MAItI!Ii:i.
At the residence of tho brides father, in l'oik
county, Oregon, July 3d, 1X72, by Hev J II Al-j
lyu, Mr George Coulee, aud Miss Phuubu A Sy
rou, all of tins eouriiy
Sc vs Summary
New York, July 8. Josephine
Mansfield took tho htitnl, and with a
! faco stiow white, tt-ntitied : I live at
three hundred sixty-nine Twenty-third
street. After the trial at the Vorkviile
Police Court I received a noie from
Fi.sk asking an interview at tny house,
lie called there about 10:-'0 at ni-ht.
The note is endorsed by me; "Ueecived
December 10th."
The note was introduced as evidence
but excluded.
Question What did he sty ?
lie said that unless I returned to hini
he would kiil Stokcs.
Queston did he take out a pi-tol ?
Answer He took out a pistyl at the
time. It was a nice pistol, silver mount
ed, and had an ivory handle- lle:ii i
you had better rel re me fr:n tt i
thiti. I .-aid ye, it' you come out
publicly and aekiiow'edrt t w.t? riht?
and th.it th'j afiid.ivits aiin-t me werf
1'rau l.s. He , suid as fir a he was p.-rj
sonully concerned lu would ; but there
were -o muty per-on involved tint h
could not d so. Then I .-aid I mut with
draw. Th ft sa':d he, taking out his re-f
o!v-r, I vi 1 kill htokes a:id there vil
be blool-Jicd btforc you o,:t tlir.jui .
toll Stwk-s .!id ;nlvi-cl him to b-j-caieful.
i .i ano?li r oce i-ioti Fik
-h r.vi d lier ulh livit.-s which he h id i:t
teu up 'j jrairi.-t the char icfer ut Iviton.
;iud at the timo adu.ittiu that they were
lal-v', and that lv.it vn was an houorablf
man, After that, b.in.ir Lrreatly xe:frj
; luii lier llj'-'i Was I) be ii..w;i. Hi-
went out, cimc back ::t lli Very nervoiif
; ar.d told h r Iv.it on had been attacked,
but wh.tl.er he w is ki!I-d or ti t hf
could not tell. Then he wjs very
ihtvdus and could i.t rest, though
hi . i
i u- u 4 1 i v o- was a very q'r.et. man, an I
always wanted to j;o to sleep, liuhf
ter Miss Willi itns, my cousin, heard
him threaten to kid ukes.
The witness was cros exim:rn d : j
Fi-k had eiuht or ftn ji.-tols. 1 hev
w re accumulating, as h'1 u:-t presents f
pistols I knew him in N'. vemb r. 18 571
Knew toke in I resided oti
Twenty third stn-et lor three years lli
was usually tired h!ti he came in an J
wanted to .sleep, but ordinari'y wn$
an active man. Fisk did not call on tu.)
the day of the shooting. The first I
hear l of the shooting was about .";')')
or 0 I'. M. A iu!w--pap.:r reporter eauo
round and spoke to my cou-in. I did
not 0 down to sre him about it. Fi.-k
was a moderate drinker. I was intn,'
dueed to iStokcs by Henry Hardy, !
the Krie Railroad, who i.s interested in
Fisk's oil business. Fi.-k used to carry
arms at the time oftho Susrjuchanni
and Jersey City difficulties, and at
other times. I have never seen Stokci
since the shooting until to-day. j
Marietta A. Williams, a cousin of
Miss Mansfield, was the next witne-si
and testified to the truth of tho state4
ment in regard to Fisk threatening
Stokes' life, ami Stokes' testimony in
regard to his threats to imprison him.
During Stokes' evidence, Miss Mans
fleld sat with a fan in one hand and
a smelling hottle in the other, li.stcuin
to the evidence. j
When Stokes entered the court this
afternoon he bowed and sin returned the
salutation, and turning to Miss Williatnf
remarked, "poor fellow how grey ho is.
she wore a larc gold cross on her breast
1
and heavy gold bracelets on her arnH
She faced the jury, sitting immovable',
leaning forward with her eyes fixed on
the prisoner while lie told his -fdory.
During the examination the Court room
was packed to the doors After recess
Josie left followed by her companion.
She sailed out of tho room with the air
of a (Jrand Duchess. Her appearane
excited much comment, and crowds fol
lowed her down stairn. j
Two thousand sewing machine, worki
men resumed work at ten hot va a day
The rest are expected7 to c mo in Iri
morrow. The metal workers' strike -is
ended. i
Judge McCunn's funeral to day wi6
largely uueuueu.
1 1 , . 1 i i
II. O. Watson, brother-in-law of ex
Secretary Stanton and a soldier of the
revolutionary war. ha9 been decided
upon by tho McIIenry interest as the
icw President of tho Eric Railroad,
and will accept. lis is now connected
with ;tho railway interest of Ohio, and
h recommended by Vanderbilt L. B.
Mack-stone, oftho Chicago and Alton
Railroad, was offered the position but
declined it.
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fiiV If you have a discharge from tho nose
off.-nsive or otherwise, partial Iocs of tho seimo
of sinell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or weak,
feel dull anil stupid or debilitated, pain or pres
sure in the head, take cold easily, you may
rest assured vou have tins Catarrh. Thousand
annually without manifesting half of the above
j-ympymn, lcnuinato iu consumption and end
in the grave, fto urease is so common, more
deceptive, "r less understood by phyMcians.
Dr S.to' Catarrh 15eint-.lv is a perfect Specific
fr Catarrh or Cold in tho Head. 6vld by drug
gists. For tho very best photographs go to Brad
ley R'ulolH.Hjt (Jalicrv, without STAIRS,
Mir 'ASCEND IN THIS I. LEVATOR, U'J
Motitgoiiery, street, San liam-i-eo.
""""! SPECIAL NOTJCLS.
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
j Oilirc, No. C1 Front Street,
J PORTLAND 0 RUG ON.
i
' RJ- L K-'TATK in 'Lb CITY nn I
KAST l'ORTF.A N l in th in.it d-irahle lo
eaitiii.. .-tKisting i.f I.OTS, HALF RI.OCKS
and R LOCKS, IIOL'SKS and hTuUKS ; ul
i IMPllOVri) FARMS, ai.d valuable
inirtihivaftd LANl'S, IfjeateJ in ALL partd of
the Si i A Ti; fur SAl.K.
! h KAL FSTATE and other Property
jaircbaved i,r C..rr!i,'ndMit, in thi CITY
and .throughout tlm STA.TKS and TKRRI
ToR'lKS, with iro-ttt mro nud uti tho must
AliVANTAtiKOt'S IK U.MS.
! KiUrSRS and STORFS I.EASF.n.
L'ALS M-(J! TI H:i, an.l CLAIMS OF
ALL MX 1 IIMT.S FltoMI'LY COL
Li: Ti:i. Aii d i i.MM-ral 1'1.'A.NCIAL and
AGLNCY RL'Sl.i'i;.-S traiisactcd.
! AGENTS .f thi OFFICE, in all t
CITIES m.-i ToWNS in th STATE. niU
rt-. ive ikTii.?i.M. FA KM I'LolT.RTY
and f' rwnrd the " .!! tu tht. :i!mvy addro.
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1 Y !: I S JON I.S v.. JAME- I-. Lot; AN
( J T" th fliJliltd .;ir(i . hf!i fi whi'Ul
it tu ly roiHM-rM : '. u firt? hi n I'V notified that
tin ;t!".ve i-iiMtl'd c.'" i f.rtriiit t tlii. Ot
ti m Ti .-s lay tho 1 d;y of July. 1 ?-72. t
lt'i oVlork a. y , l'-ti all puttie int r-,-t d
! '.v !! f; :ifl r lc 1 a n rtiiiii'y fi-r a heiiii
ill. t ' J !
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vs-'-nt tueir r'-fp'.ctivv c!n
1 i OWEN WADE, U tri'ter
HENRY WARRLN.Rer
ATTi;.TSO.:
flHE OVEI1L Nl S TO M I'. SVLEM. HAS
g I Ii-ri'iiv 1 i !ar- l t i.t ni- f..bu Ualdt
lry L'f. s.l j, tn-'tthiT with a wril iv -et-tt .i t.ek
J. W. GIL itiliV, Acnt,
17mQ Salem, "Oregon.
of Dit.iH "i!i et . Give thi-iii a f.ili. I Iiu hell"
pri- p:id ftir j-roduce. tt
i VIRYBEr
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NE W AD VER TI SEME NTS.
B K (Q) W N
& (Do.
IIARWDARE,
FARM MACHINERY,
WAGONS,
ETC.
INCLUDING
PITT CHALLENGER,
RUSSELL, HARDEN, 4 WHEELER S
THRESHERS.
MOUNTED amd DOWN ENDLESS CHAINS,
HORSE POWERS,
HAINE'S HEADERS, with extrabeavy drapera
And many other improvements exclusivtly
Oil It owx.
MARSH'S HARVESTERS. DODOE,
Wood, Hubhiird, Cli.er,RiMdye,Sirague
Esccleior, New York, Ksterly. Rurti", Eagle, and
other
ItKAPKIlS a ml MOWERS.
STUDERAKER,
PACIFIC,
AND
RAIN
; i'ARM and IlKADKIt WAGON'S,
i
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! Now .erVrt in propcrtinn and fiuifdi, all
! boiled iu oil, und fully WHrranted
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rnin; greatest vartety of good.-
L snd Mnrhi4irr in the State, at th lowest
p, .;?,. prite, nn I tinie piven when tlesirrd.
Hemr tuber, we put no inatiV nota in the llrttik!
either in .iein. Portland -r San Fisneico.
fVADE, niton N & CO..
Slem.'Jne 1.MS71. (.mJ
1840 m 70 i
.' I.s
ceiol i:ei a.
HOW TO CURE IT.
At the oommenf'Mnent of tho Diarihoe, which
always precede an nttnok f the ChoTera, take
a tcap nf;il of P.iin Killer in sug.ir an 1 wa
ter, (hot- if convenient.) and then, bathe freely
the stomach and bowel with the P.iin Killer
i lcnr. Sh-mld the dinrrh'C t cramps continu
repeat tlm dope every fen r fifteen init.utes un
til the patient i relieved. In extreme case,
two or more tta?poonfuls tuny bo given at n
d'o
The Pain Killer, n a remedy, has no cqiuil
Incases of Cholern, Siiimner Cimplatnt, Dys
pepsia, Dysentery, Atfthum it cures in ne nij;hi
by taking it internally, and bathing with i'
freely. It? action i like magic, whfn external
ly applied t Old Srei. Hums, Scald. nn'
Sprain. Fr Sick Headache and Toothaclx
don't fail to try it- Io hort, it is a Pais Kim.
kk.
. Direction ftc onipany each bottle,
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Med
icincS.
Pri.ii, 23 cent, 50 centsan-i $1 per bottl
Mirlstiuitncr llalailics.
Tho hot solar rays that ripen tho harvests prn
crate many distressing di.-eases. If the liver
bo at all predisposed to irregularities, this
tho season in which bilious attacks may bo nn
tieipated. A weak rtomach, too, i weakest if
the summer months, and tho loss of vitality
through the pores by excessive perspiration
o greit, that a wholesome tonic, cou,hinin
also tho propertii? of a diffusive stimnlant uni1
gentle exbilarant, is in many cases necessary t
health, and under no circumstances should 1
dispensed with by tho sickly and dilapidated
Of all the preparations intended thus torefrefh,
sustain, and tortify tho human frame, there .
none that will compare with Hostetter's Cet
hratd Stomach Hitters. They havo bee.
weighed in the balance of experience and n
f oind wonting; have b en recommended frou
tho first as a prcat medical specific, rot n t
heviragc, and in spite of interested oppisitim
from innumerable quarters, stand, af ter a twenty
years trial, at the head of all proprietary med
icines intended for the prevention of nil ordi
nary complaints oftho stomach, tho liver, t'
'towels, and the nerves. In the unhealthy di.
trict b rdering th jjrmr rivers of Calilon i..
Hosteler's Stomach Bitter may ho elapsed i.i
tho standard one for every species of intermit
tont and remittent lewr. The people who in
habit those districts, phi'o tho most implici
-onfidenc'i in tho preparation a confidence tlm
i increased every year by the results of its op
v ration
As bitters, so called, of the most pernieiou
character, arc springing up like fungi on ever
aide, tho public is hereby forewarned against ti
draushop frauds. Ask tor Hosteler's Ilittei
see that tho label etc., aro corre-ot. ami remeu.
ocr that the genuine artivlo i9 ucm jyij 'xu
but iu buttles only.
NEW AD VER T1SEMENTS.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair lo
ils natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
u at once agreeable,
healthy, aud effectual
far preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
WMH freshness of ycvlh.
'Mrjmtitr TImm I.nir ir. tliirk-
encd, falling hair checked, aud bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nolhing can restore tho
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied aud decayed.
Yiut such a3 remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it cleau and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Freo
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not barm it. n vtaaicu
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can bo found to desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy
lustre and a grateliil perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, 3IASS.
PEICE $1.00.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes of a Laxativo
Medicine.
rornap in one mcw
clnu H ho cr.ircfisallj re
quired by everybody a
a cathartic, uor ws ever
anv lw'foru h universal
ly "adopU'tl int ue. ia
evirv country an4 anion?
all elates a this niil4
but vtli'icnt purgative
J'ilt. The obviom re
poii i-, that it is a more re
li;i!ih? and far more effo
ttihl remedy than any
other. Those who ha?o
tried it, know Hint it cured thorn: tiioe wlio have
not, kno w that it run-, their neighbor. and Tneivl,
and all know th.it wh.M it le on -.o it doc always
taut it uoi-cr fa:!; tiiDtijh any fiult or ncjriM'tof
its co.ni).) .ti n. We hive thouanlJ ion thou
:ind. of cert ideates of their remarkable cures orum
foliowiiurcoMiiduMits, t.ut such cures are known in
cverv neighborhood, and ue;d not publish tncau
dni't-I to all tiUiM nn I condition iu all cliuiatci
-o.ii'ii.iui,' neither cilo-m-t or a iy deleterious Irttj,
thev miv be tiken wiih nfety hy anyb-Kly. Their
Kir' ;r c'niiii preserve: th.on ever fresh and makes
t'l-vi id e i-ru'it t t ike, while bein purely yeetablo
uo U.tnn c.rm tiric from their ita in any quantity,
Thev oper Uvi bv their powerful iufluen,c on tho;
intern l vi v'era t purify the blood and ttimtlato it
into b- ilthv a-tion re move the obstruction otKb
stom.i?h, bowel, liver, and other orpans of Uhj
hodv, re-tori:ist their irre-rular action to health, anl
by eorre-tins, waerever they exi't, such derange
ments as are the ilrt oi i.'in of disease.
Minute dire"ti.m are ive:i in tho wrapper oa
theb.N,fr th.' f dlwi:i5 coaitaiut3, tvhicu theso
i'iltn ranidlv cure:
i For Siejl; or Sail ixrtloit. l.istl
ur, E.IuiTii.r a i l Icm of jjettr, they
h.vild bftak?n m lr.iteh o iiov.ilnte the stoiw
.t h and red re its he.iltl:y tonn and ac.tioiu
For t,vrr C' ;pt .:, t and its varion symr
toms lliliou Ilea l.i -i. JcU lli.tlrhf,
.7 mi a die or Oreon .irUneii. Blitiou
CJr asi I fiitlio.i ie en. they &houM be ju-
ii:-iO'i dv t i'.eii iVr e i.'h ea -o, to e,nwt the dleaseJ
;t(?ion or rcn ivi' the o'-tnn ti ins which eaue it.
F or B5. n:itifr,r or ail a rr3i ;., but one mill
doe. ir a-'i" il!v p.iired.
For S5HiMu:iati:?, int. GravH. "Palpi
t.iti.n f ta- Iflevtrt. in th Mitlr,
"I.u 't an I l.tiis. thev slnv.il I bo continuoudr
lk"'!, as re jin-.' 1, t c'.i n?e the dieaed action of
.hi pv.dm. Wilii such ea.uije thase co.nplai: tt
lisapp'- ir.
For Bi-.-jH.r rind T6rotcal fltvrlllnar ther
should b' t ike-i ia 1 u je and frequent doses to pro
live the oTe t- of a drastie p in; .
For .in:re'lia a l.-.r-o. doe should le takcu
is it pro In -es the d..--ire I effect by sympathy.
As a 7'iif' t'iff. tike one or two fills to pro
iiote di,;e-:io' a i l relieve the stomach.
An o asio'i il dose stimulates the ttomaeh aii
SoweH into beilthv n-tion, restores tho anpetite,
and invigorates the pytein. Ilencs; it is otten ad
vantareons where n Veri us deranee-.nent cxits.
One who feids toleraldv well, often Hods that alosa
of tiice I'M make-i liiiu fei decidedly better, from
their cle insinir and renovating efl'ect on the diges
tive apparatus.
DR. J. C. A VER . CO., Vractleal Chrmistt,
IsO WELL, MASS., U. S. A,
tub
Will sew ererytldnff needed in a family, faa
we Heaviest to the lightest fabric.
IT 1M1 more woiik,
MORE KINDS OF WORK, .'
AND llETTEB WOIUXi
Than any other machine.
If there ia a Florence Sewing' MaS
chine within one thousand miles of
ban Francisco not working well and
gmng entire satisfaction, ff I am inn
formal of it, it will be attended td
without expenso of any kind to tha
owner. -
SAMUEL HILL, Agent,
19 New Montgomery Street
Grand Hotel Building, San Francisco.
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Send for Circular and iatnpti f
th work. Aetiv Agtnt, tcanUH
every place, a
ItliM.
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