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TOWH & COUNTY HEWS. DALLAS,t SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1872. Monry. Market. i Latest New Yotk Gold "Quotations 111 Legal Tenders in Portland: Buying...... ......90 SeTling 91 Dallas Produce and Commission Market. Corrected Weekly, by O. B. Stiles, People 'Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. WHEAT 7580 "pljush. OATS 65 c. lBARLEY $1 "FLOUR $5 U 50 bbl. " Sks$l 37 $1 60 CORN MEAL 4c. lb. BEANS -6c. 1$ lb. BAOON Sides. 13 15o lb. " Shoulders. So. to 12c. II AMS 14 IBo "ft tb. 'PORK Dressed, 67cts " Pickled, 8c. to lO.c. lb. iBUTTETt Firkins 20 25c lb. Rolls, 20 to 25c. fi. ?EG08 24c3$ dot. tLARD BuTkl6c; tins,20, TOTATOES From Vagon,H "25 $ "bushel. .ONIONS $2 bushel. APPLES Green, 50c bhl. " Dried, 6c $ lb. -CHEESE Now Oregon, 20 25c ft. CHlf KESS 2 50 (O) $3 dt. TURKEYS 75 $1 each. Weather warm. Aramatmnts plenty, Sod water with a "stick" in it is very cool ing. Go to Lvjs for anything you .-waot in their line. Strolling through the Fair' is Vivian's p9-;iilty. Mr. J-ha l! Shaitcm hn our thinks for a niee lot of stria g be:tn . W. B. Carter, of the Conrallis Gazette, gave mi a call on Thurs day. Rev P R Bu-Ttett will preach the fourth Xord's Day at the Christian Church in Dallas. tl. B. Stiles has mad, arrangements tu have fresh vegetables every moruin, and he will vTetail them cheap for cash. Bolter A Wort'.ey are constantly receiving uew goods. By giving them a call, you can -ce they obtaia tha bast. Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rencwer the .only reliable preparation for restoring grey Jbair to its original color. Tba Overland Stjra, -at Sales;, is selling rgoods at groitly reduced rates. The proprie tors do not dire to run any goods over, and summer and fall goods can be bought cheap. Uil. Mr. M. C. R ismsU, of Independence, rotTers $13 reward for the recovery of two mares 'Read his advertisement in another column, and start out and find them. Yiur mon-y is ready whenthe animals are returned to him. Base Ball Last Saturday the Dallas and Dixie clubs met in contest, whieh resulted in ftte defeat of the latter, the Dallas b.y. .scoring 53. Dixie's :H. Sfcis was tho second game. Laurels are now even, and another game will probably be played f..r champion. A rupture has occurred in the Democratic jarty of this county since the Convention at Baltimore. All the defeatc 1 .-c'H latcS for .office, in that party espousehe Cbappa.iuack" lustily. Clerk Holmes, Judge Myer Daly and many other Bed rockers are opposed toJrui in any event, and elaim thathis electioii would be a i at onal calamity. Discharged. A man by the name of Mc Morrow was arrested and brought before Jus tice Dempscy, of 'La Cled precinct, on Satur day on a charge of larceny preferred by Mr ''Kit" Zumwalt. After hearing theiteftitnony the defeudent was discharged, the Justice thinking the evidence insufficient to bind him over. Butler and Applegatc for prosecution;, Hayden, Mycr and Daly f r djfene. Our citizens have the coast and mountain fever muchly. The hot weather of the past few .'ays Las ma le our "hard working men" exceedingly languid. Even we bavo been in vited to join a party con-'u-ting cf Daly, Vine yard, and other citizens of this town, and Bro. Mulkey, cf the Benton Democrat .to hunt jc festive deer and romping trout, at tbe head f the Ricreal. Boys, wo em't go, but if you fetch us some fish we'll eat 'em. A ray of Sunshine was suddenly -thrown across our sanctum, on Tuesday, and lo.diing iip we discovered the gonial phiz of Profl Robb of tbe McfMinnville College. Ho reports the school as progressing, and is sanguine that it is now a penuauent institution, Parties desiring to educate their children, can find no better school, and they may rest, assured that the Prof, is a man who will do everything to make rcbool life endurable to his scholars. - A Sorrowful Scene. On lat Sunday evening Mrs. Abigail Lee, consort of Wilson Lee, died at tbe residence ot Mr. Jhn Way mire, in this town, after a long and painful illness. On Monday, her funeral was, preached by Rev J. James, pastor of the M. E. Church. His text was taken from Job, 14th Chapter, 20th verse, and 'for an bour he spoke comfort to the relatives" and mourning friends. After the aermon, the lid was removed from the coffin and a last farewell was taken of tbe dear one.' The aged father and mother, their hair white with tbe frost of many winters, were jCmorig the last, and tbe scene was affecting in tbe extreme. Tbe mother, after taking along, iilent gaze ' into the face of her child, suddenly xdaimed, " Lord, I am ready. I long to go where my 'daughter is. Hallelujah, praise Ood that the time will not be long." The af fecting remarks of Rev. James, combined with those of the mother, made a lasting impression upon those present, and all were deeply over come even to tears. The remains were follow ed to the grave, by many friends, where tbe last sad rites srere performed; and more forci bly than ever was tbe command of our Savior presented" Be ye also ready." She is gone, and it can truly be said; "one knew her but po lore her; none named her but to praise Lex." Concert. Prof. Rutan and class gave a con cert at the Court House, on Thursday evening A large and appreciative audience were present and the performance was a decided success The Prof, closed bis term of singing school with this entertainment. During his labor here be advanced bis scholars -wonderfully, and now be leaves us for a time, knowing be has made many friends. A Good.Business. O W Carey, Agent for tbe Continental Life Insurance Company of New York, has, since the first of last June, taken oat over $G0,Ou0 of insurance in this county, "The advantages of the Continental are such as recommend it to those desiring to insure. Its principal features being, joint life, loan of one third ,of pretaium without note or interact : policy holders are allowed to travel to any portion -of tho world without extra charge, etc., etc. Look out for Mr. Carey, for he will surely call on you. Vost office address, Dallas. Fire. About half past two ycster.lay after noon an alarm of fire was given, and our citi zen, buckets in hand, rushed tithe burning building. It proved to'bo a cotiua owned, and temporarily occupied by A. II. Wbitfey Tbe fire originated from a defective cbinmoy and but fur the timely arrival of plenty or water, in a few invuient the house would have been a heap of ruins, as the fire was well under way. As it was, howevcr.no great damage was done, twenty dollars probably -coveriiii; tlw loss. -Knocking Accident Last TuesJav after noon Kings Valley watte scene of a terrible accideut. The circumstance? as we learn them are as follows: It appears that a Mr. Thomas was having his hay cut, using a mower for the purpose. After dinner tha hands went to work. But a few lengths hcl been cut, when the driver was horror stricken by hearing a cry, ari l At the same time soeiaqs little son of Mr. Thomas entangled in the fickle. He stopped the iu -.vcr inmiudut-ly, but too late to rave the little fellow, who was tcrril.ly Ueerated, one of his legs he hi 4 sevorud completely otF and his bjdy otherwise injured. No blame can be attache 1 ti the driver, as he was not aware that the little ftllow was in tho Held- It is tlwughl the little one win? out in the f eld while ihc men were at dinner, and fell aslceji, and as tbo.r.uK was very thick it was iinpo.- ble to see hint as he wus lying u the ground lie only Mini. id hii hj nics ab ut half an hour. lie was about five years of agfl. Mut it:i:ii. .At the rvsiJeiree -of the bible mother, in Dallas. P.. Ik cutuity, Ore-ion, July lf,'IS72. by iUv. l It. H. rn. tt, YV. 1. Hf& n. ot .Yamhitl, to Miss O'lia Burnett, r Pvjp C.. Dll'i). if - lace tf John July 14tn. I-" 72. at tlw t? Way mire, in Dallas. to'k tv.iphitv, Oren. Mrs. Abigail Le, rit'i 4f M'f. U'dsu Loe, aged 47 years, 5 m mtbs wn'l 17 dys Mrs. Lee was m trricd wtii'.eon er way to Oregon, 'Juue Atii, MS Wj, an I settled on the Little Luckiamute, in this county. wher she lived a c msis'enl Christian, beloved by all who knew her. In early life she united with the M. E. Church. For some years ehe had been in fee bli health, and 1 r constitution gradually falling un der the flaad of dis.MSo f rather coMipiicatad character. Notwithstanding e.' erythiug was done that could hj by medical aid and kind friends to eaus her stay, she fell asleep nnder general debility, to wake in the ti in of tue j.nl at the lat day. Thus the LorH has called his own. Peace to her memory, i-ho hath d no wtiat she could, and liA3 .lutt the evidence of hf r acceptance by htr Master. May we all be likewise ready wijen the Master coouth ;H's umctaty. New York, July l.". The Kspren calU l he Siukcs Case a farce anu coi tcuipt fur couniMri seuj-e. Hereafter uiunler Is n crime. The trial Ii.m .coiisuuiuiated in disareetuout aud ti.i.il iicijuitai. The Cotnmerc'ml blames the hw which allow un ititerkne iiat.i verdict -between uiurder in the fir?-'t degree and iuaii laughter 4ti ike tliird deiee. T-he JJv.st tiny. we are n earing, if we have not already reached, the point where taking lit'.; is not consider tuur der except in caw of vulgar burg I irs who have trespaM'd .on the rigtiu ( prt)etty aud acniiced life to reach it. Terre Unite, July 15. An un known trail threw hitiiself on Indinap olis and ISt. Louis road, b:lore th: train. He was torn in pieces. 1 He had apparently been waiting the approach of the train for some time. Cleveland, July 15. II w believed that McWillianis, whose clothes were found tu a boat twuie wieks tdr.ce, eloped to Kurope with a young .school teacher, after forging his lather's name for a large amount. Providence, July 15. This after noon exprc train from Boston was thrown off the track by running over a loarkec wagou, killing the driver. Four coaches slid from the track and landed on a grave! bank. AH tho passengers escaped severe injuries. Baltimore. July 15 The Annual Festival of the Schutzen corps ha.s commenced. The Kaier Franz guard arrived this evening. Nearly ten thousand persons atteuded the concert this evening. New York, July 15 The great race for tho Saratoga cup takes place to tuorrow. Tools there stands $700 to $200 on llarjry Basset; ia thia city, $160 to $35. Washington July 15.- The mission sent to Little Mound in behalf of the Sioux Indians, has leen generally suc cessful. About sixty lodges of Spotted Tail's people crossed North Platte, go ing south. Nearly all the lodges, tits tempted to leave the Ited Cloud agency but were turned back by the chiefs and soldiers. Red Cloud sent a letter to the Northern Sioux, saying that he will not go to war with the whites. The Sioux must listen and not go to war with tho whites. Tbe heart -of the Great Father is good.! Be friends to him, old people, and your children will not starve. Pinia, Montania, July 15. Felix R Burnot and T. K. Cree, arrived yester day, intending to visit the Blackftret a ud Crows. j Cowan, Assistant Secrvtary of the Interior and Commander, N.J. Denny, left for Fort Benton, accompanied by lied Cloud aud Bed Dotf. j Geneva, July 15 -This afternoon the Board of Arbitration convened at 2 o'clock and continued its sessions uutil evening. Members again agreed that obsolute secTecy should be main tained tts to their proceeding. Daily sittings -will probably be determined on fir the present. The first subject of disc.-us.siou will be principles enunciated 'London, 'July 15. A Geneva spec ial state that all members-of the Bs.tj'd of Arbitration -were present at the meeting to-day ; also agents him! ccmn ;el.s ou either side with the exception jof livarts. one of the counsel of the United State. Although the court sat wjih closed doors there h reason to know thit the session was occupied from the begiuing with the consideration of jhe ba-ds on which the deliberation of the. Board are t- be conducted. At the sitting to morrow a spoHjinl plan for the future Bijde of proceedings will be dis. cussel. j The Acho this evening devotes a leading -article to Cataca-zy's statements It says die CaUcazy'n pamphlet, which was oife'ed to the United States! for two huudexd thousand pounds, has been published. It fully Justices our opin ion that it was not worth the moucy. The ex -Minister is simply trying to justify himse'f. The Eckn thiuks Fi-l did well to bow Cataeazy out of Vjah ington. 'Tke p ttuphlet ote a note addressed to him by fI(rrt.cfiai!T, in which the latter -sTtys he does not jho-c sight of the fict that we are not sower ' o! dic r l. an 1 tint we carefully abstain from enemr igeing niisundcrstatj liug between Kug'aii J and America. jKm peror wants peace.; J Paris, July 15. Oambefta, in hiJ speech at Lifertsons Jourarre yesterd 1) praised the It -public as the embodi-' tuent of tho principles of selfgovern ment. order aud prosperity. He de- nouwcl the conservative party, and1 compliitctted Theirs tu high terms, de claring th it his admistrat'uu hatj been a great success. Rkuinwknck oK FaI'KH-M AK IN ; Jt is said that Win. Kast, an Knglish' p.ipr maker, once upon a time !ct ht mt ti to work aud went away on; bu-i ne-s. While the mn were at dinner, Mrs. Ivist accidentally let a blue bag (ill info one of tie vats of j -pulp. Alar mod at the occurrence, .she dej tcrinitied to s iy nothing aoout. jGn- it A-as the Mirprie ol" the vrorkui 'O wlu-n thysaw the pocaliir color of. the pi pt'T, an I groat the anuer of Mr. Ivoit when he found that a whole vat 'of pulp had beet spoib-d. Alter gving the piper warohiiU"e room for four' ycarj-, Mr. I0t sent it t his agent in Li. don. t i bo sold for what it would feieli " l'or what will fetch!" said the atjoiit, misunderstanding the meiniug ; Wfll, it cot tain y H a nov clty, but he mut not expect tto much for it." So he S'dd it ata enmside'r able advance upon the market price, and wrote to the mills for as much more as he tou'd get. The surprise1 of Mr. ICa-t may be imagined. lie hastetud to tell his wife, who found courage Mo confess her share in the fortunate ac cident, and claimed a reward, which site received in the shape of a new cloak 31 r. Hast kept his secret, and for a short time supplied thf? miiket with the novel tint, until thej demand far exceeded the punpiy, and other makers, discovering the means Ufcd, eoiBpoUKi won tiitti 1 1 ' Purely 1)isi.tkrksti::. We won d-r if Oharlea A. Dana, ofjthe New York Sun is doing all he can against the reelection of ( rati f, purely from disiuterescd motives? For ecvciiil luwiuhs he had a pack of lies standing in hii paper concerning Grant, j and .since he has had them proven to lc fa be has taken them out of his hcet delectable, and uow comes out on another line that of a sneak, too cowardly to openly assault the President, ana a little to mean to tell the jtruthj II J was once 'refined a position by Gran', and he now resembles that mangy, lousy, l ime, hairles, toothless, jaw cracked, hump-bicked, Htiarliitg, yelping,1 uglj- I looking," yellow d g, with a sord head, to cat 1 et the who could't get, what he wanted himself, and, therefore, wouldn't other dog gnaw a bone in his presence. J A dispatch from New York, under date of July 15;h says: ! About threo thousand Alsatians and natives of Lorraine, -headed -by the Band Garde Lufnyettc.-rnarchcd to the office of the French Consul to day and signed allegiance to France. ' The Star Spangled Banner waved over lliehmond, and the glorious fourth of July was celebrated there this year or the Cic.it t'wm in twelve yjtrs. If you feel h;ll drWsiy. debilttat:d. jlespon dent, bavo frtquunt lieadiu-he. month tantes badly in inorniu. irrcguar apjictito mid tongue coated, yu uro suircriu-r from Tnrpid Liver or 'lSilliisness. In nimv cases of "Liver Cm plaint" only a part of those ftytnptoin are ex erienceil. Aa a reuuvly for all sueli ca.e,'I)r I'kne.s Ooldfii Meircal Discovery h;ia no tibial as it ilfocta er!ect cures, Icaviug tlie liver, titrvnutheued and hwilthy. Hold by all finst-class diuists. DISSOLUTION, vjorrcE is iikukkv (Iivkv that the p irftier.-ihip in law, berct(f rre exist ing Wtweeit V'i iy ir I - Iiutlcr, is this lny di."o!ye l by 111 it i ll consent. All persuis knowing tltein.-ivet indebted tn ai I firm for Ugr. services riiderel, will confer a favr ly calling und tett.ing with either Vinevar I or liutler. L. VINKYAHI) K. L. UVTLKll. D illas, July 17, 1ST?. $15 i&eward t The undersigned will pay th iibove reward to any pirKou.rctariiH.g'iho following aniinuli tit him at hiirra-ddence, in Independence. One whitu aiiire, heavy et, i-harueen kiarktd ; no other iarjks visihle. Ahout ten -yeais old. boeaon lure feet. Also, ow one dark dnnn, or clay hank mare, with black tail and mate ; largo white pol in forehead; naddlo utarku n left side; hoes on fit fret -f li ut trn year old. M. C. It US SELL, I 20-wl 1 For tho very bet photographs goto Brad ley X. ltnluCr'ii)'a Waliery without 4STAIKS, jPf ASCEN 1 IN THE ELEVATOK, 12V iloutottery, utrcet, Sn Traneisc. SPECIAL NOTICES. WilLLI V.U DAVID.SO.9 REAL ESTATE DEALER, Odlre, N. til Iront Street, TOUT LAND OREGON'. ItKU. ESTATE in hi CITY and EAST roi:TLN!Hn tho in t d.irad I caltu-s. c.iiiiic of LOTS. H ALF I! LOCK aird BLOCKS, HOUSES auiSTuUKS; al-?o. IMlOTtTT) TAUMS. and valuable tinrulti ate I LAN'1S, located in ALL part o! the STATE for SALE. KEAL FS T ATE and other Property turchaid for Correfo'tidcntn. in hi" CITY and throub'kat the STATES wt4 TElUtl TOUIE, w-th irrcat :ir and on the inot ADVANTAGEOUS, TEEMS. HOI'SE and STOHES LEASED. LOANS NEtiOfl TKI). ami C-L IMS OF ALL IESCI 1CI i'S 1 i.oMiM.Y fdl,. LECTEl. An.U.tirtd FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSINESS transacted. AO EN TS of hi OKVH-E. in all t CtTIFS aiui TOWNS in the STATE, will rcr ivc de.-ription f FA EM lMtOI'EUTY and t-Tward the came to the above wddrec. IT1I . a 1 IY 'JIIKJZOL. Vf'i SAftwrvojiiairszi .SAN FRANCISCO., J. UlLliliiiT,- Agent, 17 iuG galcui. Orcgou. tSSBBCSSSOBtBmm NE W AD VtiR Tl HEMES IS. WA E , BR O WN & Co. t E A lli its UfARWDAllE, FAUM SlAClirXER'Y, "WAGONS, ETC. INCLUDING PUT' CHALLENGER, RUSSELL, HARDEN, St W HEELER'S THftESIIEl. MOUNTED Xnd DOWN ENDLESS -CHAINS, HORSE POWEItS, MAINE'S HEADERS, with extra heavy drapers And many other improvements exclusively our onx ARSH'fi HARVESTERS. DODGE, Wiiod. Ilnhhitrd. ("Iinikr Itnt am C ...... JBtcelhior, New York, Esterly. Bait, Eajlc, aud it i:riiRs aud sion nHs. STUDEBAKER, VACfFrC, AKD BAfir FAUM and HEADER WAGONS. Nw iKtrfprt in proportion and ClisH, 11 fpilE GREATEST VARIETY OT GOODS L m l .Vacltinerr in the State, M the lrwct noMiblo riee, anrl time giren when desired. Kemriiier. wi nt n. nuiii lifts in the Bank cither in Sl-in. l'i.rt!nml r San Frnneifco. w aiu:, ItltOW N l() Sii'em. Juno l.'ISrt. H-m3 Wt h O r7A I g J HOW TO CTREIT. r At the cointncneouicnt ftf tho Di.it ih a?, whi-h itlwuys preceilos an attneliff the. Cholera, tke a teaspoonful of Pain Killer in snar an 1 w.t ter, (hot- if convenient.) an. I then hathe freely the stomach and howels with the -P'lin Killer clear. Should the diarrho? orcratiips continue repeat the do.e every Ten r fi'tcciv minutes un til the patient i relieved. In extreme cn.es two or more tcaspouiifuls may be giveu at a dose. Tbe Pain Killer, as a reimdy, has no equrl. Incases of Cholera, Summer Complaints, Dys pepsia. DrsrnU-ry, Asthtoa it nrc i nr.e nicht tiy taking it internally, nnl bathin-; with it freely. Its artion is like n agii, when external ly applied to Old Sores. Burns, Scalds, and Sprains. For Sick Head.'ch and Toothache don't fail ta try it. In sho:'t, it is a Pais Kill kr. Dircctionx acrmpany em h Ijottlo, Tho Pain Killer istuld by all -dealers in Med icines. rrioi. 25 cent, 5A centAn3 1 per bottle Midsummer Maladies. Th tsot solar rays that ri en the hnrresls n erate many distressing di enes. If the liver be at all predispose i to irr- pulritie, this, is the season in which bilious . tracks nmy be an ticipated. A weak stomach, ton, i weakest in tbe summer months, and tie loss of vitality through the pores by txccv'.Yt pw-spiration is so great, that a wh-desm- tonic, eombining also tho properties of a diiri; ive stimulant and gentle exhi arant, it 11 Wiiia cases necessary t health, and under no e reuit ttanccs should be dispensed with by tho ,-iek l; and dilapidattd Ofall tho preparations iatcnrtd thus to refresh, sustain, and tort.fy tho I.i; n frame, there none that will compare wih H"stet'cr's Cel r. t d Stomach Bitters. 'J bey have beei vi ihed in tbe balance of ep-rienee and not ('und wanting ; hnvj beu rt ommende l from he fir l u ii t-rmt inrdicut t e. ilic, lot as a ev rage, and in spite r inicivt-tcd tj ponition from innumerable quartt rs. siu d, after a twenty ycari trial, at lb. head of all p'prietary uied tciue intended fr tho preveuiion of all ordi iary complaints of the stomarh, the liver, the owels, an i tho nerves. It. t It- Unhealthy dis rict bortl -ring th--Tiit livers ,( Californii. lofttuttcr's Stoui ieh ItiMers may lo classed 1 1 the (it -iiilar I one f t very c, to es of interinit ont and remittent tv r. The 'pb who in labitth'Se districts, fi'a 13 the mit implicit -oiifidenee ii lh propar;i:i. n .1 Votfidonce that i- increased eVory oa'r by the result of its op ration Adbittersytfti eidle , of the most pernicious hiructef arc sprit in like fungi ou every ide, tbepuldio i.nl rebv forewarned against the lramshp y.mdd. Ask tor Hosteller's Bitters, ee tht the label ; c, are correct, and retnom ter that the enutn- article is norcr tvldio bulk, tut In bottles wuly. l3f o a n i - ft scsawa NE W A O Vtitl TISEVEN TS. t V5 VtGUA2Lt5ItlUA.l plS RENEWED. Every year increases tjte popularity' of this valuable Hair 'reparation ; wliicli w due to merit alone. We can assure our old patrons that it is kcjVt fully up to its high standard j'and it -is the only reliable and perfected prep aration for restoring Gbay or Faded Hai to its youthful color, making it Roft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, by its Use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff and, by its tonic properties, prevent the hair from falling out, as it stimu lates and nourishes the -hajrnglantla. By its use, the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores 4 tlm capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old age. It is the most economical Hair Dressing ever used as it requires fewer app!icatiQOS,iand gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap pearance. A. A. iLrf os, M'JX, State Assayer of Massachusetts, say, "Tho constituents are pure, -and carefully selected for excellent quality; andI 'consider it the Best Preparation for its intended purposes." by all Drugyuts, and Dealers in JScdXtnit. Prico Quo Dollar. . Bttbiringham's DyS FOR THE WHISKERS. As our Kenewer in many casca re quires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whisk ers, we have prepared this dyt ih'cw preparation; which will quickly anti effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither :mb nor wash of Sold by all Druggists. -Price Fifty Cents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL Vcb, UASIITJA, 'Ayer's SarsaparUl, on in;nirYtt tue blood. The rotJUtatiou Uiis ex cellent ntetlu inc enjoys, i.i derived fiont its cure, many of which arc truy -murVJilous. InTeterai ra&ca uf 'Hcrofuloua dij eafe. ' a here the svttem seitfr.en ".Utui-lef w-ith cornipliou have beea pnrifli-d fcimVuvetl by it. .scrofulous affection ami di?ordcr4whirh w ere ajr praTRt(nt by tbe scrfv . tous coulnmiuatioit untii iKoy were pain full v nflVn tmp, have Lwu radically cured in Mich prrt-at mimbcis m alnmrt erery sec tmi of tbe ooui:tiy,tluit the puUUc ttaixcly need to be infonned of ita virtues or ue. . .. Scrofulous poifon If oi'c of tho irinff tlcstnictiva enemies of our race. Often, U;u uns-cin anil unfelt tenant of tho orjriiiiini unilctmirt'ca the conrrltution, imd invitcsthcjiUakoferblmjfrfataldieaiet, -without excitinpa Fiit-pifioit of its .recnce. Asraio. it cfmsito'!)rcer.iifcciirt.i tl.ronehont thelwwly.cira then, on feonrr-f voir bio occjuion, rapidly develop intn one or other of "ils:idf oiis forms, t-ither on UiO mrfacc or aiit'iiir U:t?i;aT5. fn"tte latter, tubef eles wav be sudden I v deposited in the lur.jrt er" heart, or tumora formed in the liver, or it tbow'a its pretence bv eruption on the tkln, or fowl ulcer ations on tome part of the ImvIv. lit u c the oec fr ion al life of a bottle of thU rtt ariltn i aa vi?ablc, even when no active w-U m of diitare appear. Pert on s afflicted w ill. the follow infr com plaints reueridlv Und iion.odiate relief, srd, at lonjrth. cure, lv the ue ct this SAMtSAl'A ItlJ. J.A: St. Antinn' JVrc. ;e or 2jief. Trttcr. Salt JiAcmmi. ttld lhad. King orn Sore i:vr. Sfrr J.'oij. ir.d other crnrtiona or ifille form of Snmfnioum Hoae. Alo in tho iirrrc eoncenlcd fonn, ns Jli-wi $, limi t IHsrnsi'. J its. J'fiilff sy, Jrit aft,iH, and the val ines f lm-vu aCcc tioiis of UiC n;uscu r.r and ncrvoiK FVttcn.s. .S'Vfiiii or 1'rmiul Mid jTcmtrtnl Vlnrasr nre'eored bv it, though a lonp time is rntuired fT tubdninir tlie?cilstiiinte if."l;Hlies by enj medb-'o. . Itut lonp continued i:-e of ihi 11 edk-ine will J the eoiuvlaint. l.rucorrha-a or II hiitf f fci ti.. l lcrvfitinv. and I'trt'.rite Disc.rsts. are com monly soon relieved an t ultimately cured by ita pHrifvinp ami inviporjJii'p cf.oct. itiniite Lnrec tion"for enrh c;uo .T.e f n d in our Alm&itae. mv. plied srrati- 7i'fritrftM end t"n, wl caused bv necnivrlati'or of extraneous nmtUrt in the 1iVood, yield TjuictlY to it, as alK J.rr CoitJnhtft. Tt'ff i(itt, 4 Vff nfiowor JfiTotH tnafinn of the I i c-i-. nnd .7f wi-f ire. M lien ?riipp, a they often do, fvor fw mnVline poifona in the bloo.b Thi' SAPSArAVtt.hA is a preat re- ttnmV C,,r iV.o ti-r i1 f)inl vf-Vrir rvf llie Wftrm. l"ht..e "! lift are J.nturttl.l rfntl J.if'r. 2tepn rfrnr, SlrrfJt t. ninl troubled, with "rrrta Ap fii'tiliHieiA or ".. or any of the afiectione symptomatic- of H7vfcite. will find hemediao relief ami eonvincing evidence t,f its reftoratiw power'upoii'tiial. 'PREPARED Hi Dr. J. C AYKII A C O., Lowell, VfaaaT, 1ritrtcnl mtrf Analytical Chrtniat. SOLD BY ALT. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE X' ir iu Will sew ererythiEg needed in a fsmllyi Egost, the hotTiest to toe lightest fcbric . - ri IT 1K)ES MORE WOBK, j JIOIIE KlXDvS OF WOltK,; AXD ItETTER WORK, ITiaai any other machine. If there is Florence Setrinc Ma chine within one thousand miles of Ban FranHscd not VorKin irell and fving entire satisfaction, if I am in ormed of it, it will be attended to Vithout expense of any kind to tho owner. SAMUEL HILL, Agent, 19 New Montgomery Strte Grand Hotel Building, San f mtefceo. i Send for CtrtuJdrt ani Mtotyrfr th tcorh. Attire Agent vanttd in tvery yltree. 4 til ' 1 1 1 1 iTim wiwr Mifr
