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THE COLUMBIAN.
Ot. Helen, Columbia Co.. Or.
I7HIDAT, MAY 19, 1882.
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0t qua&8 (10 linf) fint iaeertioti 2 00
Each (mbMquent insertion 1 00
E. (r. AD VMS. R.Ut.rA Proprietor.
TICKET,
Fur Jd,
Tor lYea-wrer,
T. Hv TAYLOR
SEPTOLIJAy CO. TiaST.
For Joint EAtor,
F. C. KEEL.
Foe Rjreenttle.
O. W. McUIUDii
For JwJUt
F. A MOOR2
For Clerk,
W. H. CONFERS.
For SherijS,
N. C. DALE.
Fur Treat rer,'
J?. COX.
F r At leaaor,
M. F. 11AZEN".
For School Fueri tend en t
E. E. QUIC.v.
Fur Surveyor,
T. & WILKE&
F r Coron .-r,
ii. west.
For TJnion Preciact Justices,
W. IL WHITNEY. J. HARRIS.
For Constable,
J. H. BONSER. uEJ. HANJOCa.
jtDAUS AHEAD.
For the information of people through
out th ci-i.it, w.j vtidstit thit the
news for Adams is of the in'ast cheering
nature. The ring are 8-. tting up' all the
roor-backs they can, but lately they ar
very stiH, and appear hugely depressed,
the defection is lecoroing so univers i',
a panic has seized them. Cony era eye-
have grown red with wering r srain-
- ing theui to look for votes he can't ee.
Moore is awfully plagu d when they call
him ' Judge," aud h11 of them think
they have sorted something they can
""never get away with. Our papr is in
creasing in suliscribers, we shah have to
get more paper. Cony era has been re
porting we lived in a glass house, e
hxuld think aa far as ht is concerned it
- ,
is a stone fort. lie says thy will fix
us qfUr election, in the sweet by and
by," that they will tike ojr press i vay
from us. This is all in your eye, the
ring h isn't a dollar of claims against it,
nor ever will have. They may silence
us with a bu.let, o. a dose of arsenic,
that is all thy can do. Deceit an I lies
are the grand resor of our. enemies.
Let them lie. It is nothing nw far
them. That is their trade. A gentl -man
goin up a one of the b. x spoke
depreciatingly ot" our votes ; You nev
er mind about Adams' votes," was the
uu n aim vo?.j of the passengers,
" he will carry th county almost clean
from St. Helen to the Muitno.nah line."
No one need b in fear of iK-insr i t!"
min rlty by voting fjr A iarns. He is
- the winning horse. The keynote of op
position to th:e St. Helen Ring h.ia a
roused from their sleep the men of td
County. Adams was popular lefore,
but now his walk over th- county will
be a perfect ovation. Oar. enemies'
msesgrow n;d, there is a slouch in the. r
gait, the- Muckles go humping alon,
aud lofk sad as if they had lost a bit
through a crack in the flor 0myers
had better 8end and lorrw anotlxer liot
t'e of mucilage at Lemont's store to
make his constituent stick. A dr.nd-
ful uncertainty hangs over the ring and
their bales, appear languishing without
any pap in prospect. The County re
fuses to give down her milk, and th y
will have to be raised on such thiugruel
a the ge.ie.osity of the Muckles will af
ford. They will never arrive at maturi
ty, and wiil; tave to lo sold to the Mack
lea at last for their hide.
The ring are vexy. anxious for. us to
liack down. They are like a negr;, que
greatgrandfather, Dr. Joseph Adains
owned in the times when there was slar
very in New Hampshire. It appears
he hid cotnmitted some grave off ;nses
and his tn tster had deter oiucd to tie
him up and whip him. His m ister ho w
ever had a sore arm, and the nero ca ue
along, and said to the Dr., 44 O mass;i,
me arefful fraid you hurt your s-re
afai !'"That is the way with the riuj.
A ? ' ' ...... t- .. .
The success of the ring depended on
keeping us still. They thought wo
sliould be afraid of exciting the ht. ility
of Home, and so should be gigged, hut
mistook Major Adams. H waited to
fulfill one of the most cherished vi hes
of h a life. He sailed quietly along till
the t.me cini', .and then he cleared thtf
decks f r action, and he will 'k'ep up
the fire, liotter and hotter, till every bat
tery is silenced, and our enemies crawl
into their holes, and pull the hole in f
tr (hem.
ii i m ' ' "
A man by the uame of Allen, altot at
a Dutchman iu Braver Valley; the
Dutch. nan was Uid y frightened and
said he felt hia life " yoost hung ou a
pote." A' lea was anvste I o i a war
r.mt In 0 .myers, and br niht to R.iin
ier, 'wher 1m let hun e.c.ipo. Next day
:k certam p'ra u iu th ? county received
r5J, it is reported, fro.n iCalami, and it
was also reportini t at .-ad ,erson was
aot Alien' wife. - It was ro Mily wjaie
ther old granny. . i; ...
Ja u s Muck.e, rj ave iiird, has re
jiorted the Gazette a tufe. Ca4.t. Hez.
Japlen w.ll go tr hi n if be rejrts
t.ilsehotxlM alout his bo it. The lnut in
iu splendid co.iditi'j-i. Its bnlersiiive
een lately tested and it his Mr. llig
iy, a tirat cla-i engineer to atteul to its
m fcchiu.sry. It is u w-p iiut'ilf and will
s?e ia sieii ii 1 tri u 'Oiri ij i Diy.
1 1 1 - 1 -
Ta ? riu "Jrnlirtn'c o ue t'get u;
Liter.iry c uiety in rf:. iljio.i i .id le n e
jdajor A la in out. The Society met
.n;e or twict, and t!i.Mi di. I n. with
vater on til? iraiu, for it hid no br.iins
to tike w.it .T. Its tu;i Is amounted to
tneast ua su n of -3.0 J or aa lie-.
, i . . .
piie.iCat iu Pic, or t;i pui tae initials,
n t it it. I. 1
Fr ink i?rry hi c a , u; on a visit
xi.n Irad!ury. He aays the lad
wi-ather h is seriously interfered with
logging oper.itio.u. lie siys tUe c'.n.i-
ces tr an Iu iepcn.leut 1 icket in th.
io-ver end of th Ooa.ity are go d, as the
people there have always been disposed
to he jealous of the St. Heleu ring. t
A member of the St. Helen ring ii mix-
ning a logging o fop it iiakawi. H
nad his iiiii p.lUng wit!i ro4ie..i arou.id th -
roots of a tre, and tlnn djlivered hi.n i
self, "Pall yoa d- t i wj r.i !-- I Atj
(i'lfbr pxllitif i iurrfoo: tin uji, iu
digiMut th-jreu;j.n aiva girded Uj tliiii
loins and slid out.
Tli gre.it popu: irity of the St. Helen
ring is HimmHring do.vn .so fust under
t ie heat of Ad ims' tires, tut re will be
only a little steam left by ejection times.
The gre.it popularity of Moore is likt
the Ap"eryphi believed ly Borne lu:
very few; it ishirdly canonic il, and wiii
not do to swear I y.
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44I t.'ll you, g i.itieai mi," says I'omeroy,
pushing his brea:l-' a.sket forward, an i
giving his arms a pasmod.c jerk and
throwing up that head shaped like u
p.ke-pole. His " M ovements are the elo
quence of g-jsture, and remind one of
Demosthenes, or lvick-a-row, the cele
irated Roman.
When Pom -roy hvei at Richland
Mill-, he occupied a h l e wit!i o.r Oi
those lig fire-places used by coopi-rs.
This was necessary, as he generated so
much foul gas, he an I his family would
have su.'Focated, if ther ? hid not bcH'u ;t
big appe'ture to lei o!f the Yh ;t'iitic and
poisoned air.
Moore was the Alcale.,' lawyer ab ut
Milton Lhidge, and told Captain Pop-.-,
the county would have to pay for it.
V think h will n t dispute Ca4it ixn
Pope's state.UMiL Gradually all the
secret acts of the ring arvj smoked out
and exp oseJ to the light of (lay.
An illiii il .u ! ) great co.uplaint when
he moved into t wn, of the O. S. N. Co
losing his furniture aud especially, a cer
tiin vesse!, hut when he hi nself got,
ashore he had the twin to it 'all rih
a.iy ho .v. A':'s wH t'i it "i li well.
Cony its has a n se like, tlie snout of a
dog-salmon, and like a dog-salmon he
will go up Salt Creek till he dies.
There he will t,tink and shine shine and
stink like those skunks hy killel ou t'w
Clatskanie.
A gmtbiuiii fro a J. mkiii siys
Conyers will Uot run well at all iu the
lower end of the coa:ity. Thw gentle-d-M
mi liv in this State-, an J his no
interest in our p ilitics.
It is said Po ueroy is to go out, and
and lie arjcn.1 in th cunt. We ho w
he will take his owa blankt, as paple
are not, now iniml to iairjn t i ir
hed stock.
, Ponier.- y'a w hisk-r.H ar th" color, of
the las.nyit of t.'u Micklo' m ui.iio:i.
Correspondence.
Sad AewSi
Mv brother that I was e.iecting the
first of Junw his lost hi? wif with hem-
i
orrhagH of, the lungu. She d.etl April
19th, at 10 minutes past seven n the
even nir, uivl I Kive just r ;c'iveil the
aad news. I send you all the particu
lars. E. Perry
Muscatx'sc, Ioxr, April 23d, 1882.
Dsar SisrSR I write you tho sad
new of th j Dd-itji of poir Belle. Sh'i
died Wtvlnesd y," A rd 13th, at 10 niu
uten past seven In the evening. Jut
lefore she did sh told me not 'to cry
for she was all rig'it and would aO m be
up. She had hfr miud up to th' time
of her Death, and she told me the day
lef ore she died that herse f aud liiace
would start f;r Oregon and Clara and I
could stirt afterwards- f
Dear Sist r I an s irry, bit.XUive x
ive up my Oregon tri,. SisWv Deck
is keeping house for me .pear 'Sister,
I feel so sad aud my eyes so full of 'tear
that I cuh't write. Answer soon and
tell me. if you received 'the 2 papers.
From your atf otioait ? Br )ther,
O. G. OavsDOi
Olrituiry,
MRS. BELLE CitAVDOL.
Tb burial to-lay f the fair youm;
wife aud mother, Mrs. Belle Crandoi,
recalls the beautiful and pro.nusing day,
six short years ago, when Oliver Cran
doi brought his blushing hride ho m to
this city. There were few, in tw suj
ceeding months. to wa!' our strc.fts, who
dr.w upm th'i.n nure ad-uiriuj gla.iie;
by reason of bright looks au I clieerfu
contentment sw.jrtly expressed, than
this eslianble y:un 1 iIy. I i ti.u t:i '.
Juties of maternity secluded her a:
!iome au.l ihivi i I uittud to this scmct
uary speak of th peace and happiness
that dwelt beneath th. roof an I of the
oio.hcrly cire; and training, ex -roi-sed
with the same gentle iuilueuco that ti-dv-rned
her conjugal relations
Two ?K-autiful children, Grace, and
Clara, survive, we shall believe, to em
halm ta memory of their moth r in th j
graces her ovn life and love besto .ed
up"u the n.
Mis. Craudol wrm taken with hemor
rhiges four week ago last Sunday, and
ins siuoti bee, i u j.-ct to the simo at
tacks. T.i funeral services this morn
ing wen couJu.t''d by iijv. Dr. Dy
bins. . j
TliO paU bear -fS wero Col. Bcnj.
Beach, ii. Fowler, Benj. F. Neidig, Jo in
Vance, iherou Tk-jmpson and d'hofc,
!
St. Ullkn, May 13th, 1882.
At-the home of Mia Meeker, iny old
riend whos'i heart is overdo wing wit'
kindness t every one, May Gj I lnVss
her in her trials !
1 ca n t this city yesterday f r the
purpose of making a hi; d settlement
th the estate of J. S. Bozirth, H. C
3o?.art.h, a d.u?ni-trat r. We acm
olished i : by mutual consent, the '. rgau
worth $200, appraised -S13J ein given
me, and $95 of my money being refund
ed to me, I feelihg perfe .'tly satisfied
with the settlement, hoping the reim.in
iug property may always remain for the
children to whom it is duo.
Mr. Bozirth and I became acpiaiuted
over 33 years ag , iu Io.va, when young.
vVe both emigrated to Oregon; w r
both married. Mr. Jlozvrth married a
Miss Lewellyn of Milwaukee, hal 11
chil lr-.i, 8 ivi.ig, 3 iu .rrie.!,--5 sing:
le, two girls and three boys, the young
est eigiit years old. May God ble.i
theiq is my prayer? Mr. Bozirth died
two months a:o to-d iv. We were mar
ried three years and six m mths, when
he d ed- We lived happily together,
lo ikmg forward to xur old days when
we couid lean on each other. for that
hive, 111 1 cir.i toat inly tnue, hearts can
feel. "
A few :loirsa before he died, I asked
him if lie wished to b.d the chi.dreu
all go id-hye. He respoiid liy a press
of the hand ! He could neither see nr
trpeak. Rich child w.s called, he then
1 lying th -ir hm I on his, we giviag eacn
ninet him, he thus bid bug the.ua
jMKl-bye for t ie last tim ou Birth, but
withah3 of a glor.oa r.ia.vm in
the sweet by and hy.
One little inci I at happen 1: 000'
mnrning w.j werj sitting ar-iiud thol.l
h ae stove. He looked u,i to m-? an I
siid, ' Ma, twenty years ago to-d ty, I
put this stive up, and if you shouM ou
live m , re-m.u ier it, and peruips you,
will sitting rig'it hre," thinking I
wull re u 111 i ith o! 1 fir a vit h th
childre.-i retain i;ijjr th mm of Jo 11
8. Boz irth. J
y M,as. Joa.i. BozAitrn.
Th? following letter-extracts speak for
themselves.
CtVTSKANIE. COL. C
Politically you stand it th head Ur
; an t anion 4 m st of t r 11 on th -i 51 iv r,
j aud all your friend hope thit y ju will
run independently.
It ix only a sbo:t qu-stion of t'.ne
when the bloodiest revoluti ji of 1 o l
ern times breaks out in this country.
Capital has grown so insolent that it
says to us "you have got to le content
with Chinese wugese .t what our hos
ca-i't, and le content with the pittance
we allow you or starm" A httle inor
grinding, a little more tread-milt work,
and the starved working "men will a;
peal to the b.iron t. The con lict is
now inevit.ib!. Our lands have been
gicer to these; big corporations and
liond - d .o foreign capitalists, who h d
f-r high pris ; our railroads, built by
government mou-y, u w coutr 1 leisl -lion
; the people are getting poorer and
oor r ; th re is no m d lie class, and
soon all w.ll be millio la.res or au ers ;
our vast timber regions are owned bv a
' C .... ..a... tni..l ia...fct. 1 , , 1 ii 1 t. tic
ident foreigners; all laws 'p.nsed .r.i
such as will iuerwise the we.tli of the
few who goru th? country, an i make
ail I 1 va .11 re scui"ly the mi -
1 ons of poor. How we wil ever right
tilings without war I do not s e, out
one thing I d kno.v, th se cacmot
civilization never again
;et a vote of
mmc !
Ar .lo.dis, .diy Ht'i.
M l AnvM3 k.. oV'V I have an
item for you. Mr. James Cox had a s u
bora to oer last .don luy, w.dgj.u; 8.o.-,
and Mrs. Daltou h d a son born to h r
today, Vt dneday, w jibing llbs. 1
arrved here from Rainier lat niht
fr.H. Ddco.j's slitnr, mv gr.n Id mghter
h is count ho ue very sick, but is improv
ing nicely.
With Respect, (J
Ji Pkiry.
At a mating of t'.i . I'p iblicin C i.
Central Committer helil at St. Helen,
May 6, 188J tor the purpose of no nina
ting a candidate f r represent itive to
the Legislature ti till the vacau :y ou
the; ticket causetl by th decleusiou ot
r. Josep'a Dh'iins it was reidved ti
renew the uo.ijiiutton of Mr. l.o. W.
.UoBriie, wiiich was unanimously ten
tiered hiai by the vote of - the hat O i.
Jo iveatio.i. IIj accepted th.t n :ni:i 1
tiu. Willie
M.'ek.r iiiv.; us a c ill thi s
aeek. He is worki.tg --t Ast iria slac.
the Muckles fr.2 iii u at. II ) -ish '.s
v.e m y Whip thi ri ig B!"j l it, w!u
.Van v ith JapU'.i lt-j ;k v.i1.', U at A 1
ri.i. aud h;4;.- j .v-j wd: :l c'. t -.1 Jai ; .
Willie Mcukt.r look firit-rit- W
wi.5h hi u success. Hj is a splen lid
JtlUll; lli.lll, ..V4 "IU VJl IIX
wherevir he goes.
..-...... A. .I ..tall '
!)in
$r. B'ut-ju Ki l n give us a call tv
day. He is a di .tinguished lawyer of
Povtlainl fornierly in partnership with
Judge Sliatluok Lo irs now nominee on
the Democratic ticket. Mr. Killen was
formerly a soldier. Wlien we tirst knew
him he was School Superintendent for
Clackamas Co. Has been on the up
;rudo ever since., und is one of th j su 1
s' antial kind.
Rt'C.'iveil cabs ci.s w fn a I. L
Allen, Hiram Vaniilaraeom, Mr. if l,
f ither-in-1 iw of c. L I) vain z of , f j-ip
Hi L .11 1 ijj J i irley I Jiirley
Jaii.-, l iry ail Norih H inc ick au I
Mrs. V.n. Si i e is an 1 h r sist:r, Lss
Hendricksou. Thes; ladi -s dtes with
pplend d tiste. Rrsa S'.ave n aoj 1 op 1
uietl her. ni t!i"r aud au it.
A'l th frieu 1 of J idge P ipej. nav tel !
s.-i.ti ! that nothing th y c iu' I dp
would ole ise him m tre t h 1 1 to c 1st. a
vote Cpr u . in the comming elcctio.i.
r vaia Mr. Muc!c 0
Wi ; aaih n 1 wi 1 cYi3 le,
Hw bah n b; CAn't s ic'sl
? io? Atams v. u'n't knuckl:.
T'I Let u a bac'sle,
Ta pie wj'n't truc'ile,
An 1 hi 81 1 'enly tuk ill
jlc naught but a duck ill
Alas fir pa:r M ij'cIj
C in I dates.
Th re's M. Ci-a-?
Wish his very la f ear,
He wi 1 hrav li ce a mala,
A d alk like a fule.
P.Kr Mr. Lon-Bars.
Just xiv hha a thistle,
T ti3'de his whistle
T en ha '11 bray f tr 1 jack.
Ti bring his votes haak,
But the jack off u ill g
An 1 leave him V woe.
In vain ha will cry
In tha sw at by an 1 bv.
All cv3-l with an'c
H '11 gfib ic'c, ki'Hi f skuaks.
Settin. hens, raising taters
At hi veet A'tn .Iater's.
On Ciatskania'a hanks
Hall be kin r ( the o-anks,
A'l I b a 8 iul-aIoeiur
With Visa ls for keep-s ,
Yfh-i has sj aa-vte nen
'jr tlu w jjaa 1 aa I ui.-a.
r - C
A;i Ib7e?tisitlo i of t'Ju; Cia a
Gulden llule.
.vi ip-i avr 1 "imon h.u been kx-a-
ti cm throu ruoit A nerica fro n t ie an
uou id .1 neat .u vi . iy rjf.ss r Irrios'tor
that ma return in uiivitee:i years of th
groat
com t of last su ft-ner will iiuse
st-u?tiou of the earth. But vhile
th- at,
rople are ixjcomiug so straii4;ly
ker-
cb'd
river thig announcement, an 4v it
of fiH
U r ' ip.,) ii 1 n irt.i iv?
wh
ch is
n-is?
th s
tak u
j pi ice to-day, seems to be a
wholly overloikel. T;ie nature oc
most
kital subject cm bj best ex ihVined
-.y rri
atin the foll iwhig experiences
10 Vu (). Haven, k:lo vii to th
lanl, wn' u uo.i iti'i y avi!c-
11:
entire
n d
bue night out of sl:ep and lay
iwtkf uuti- m e nin -. ilis ,nind s p ie 1
ilti-J ui
1'y active, an 1 he not only re-
vie we
I M'k nast lite, wh;fl. nan teeii an
event!
f il o .e. but lad extens ve p? ins
ror th
-titur. - itv-. ii'i u . os -u
iallv ill
b it cojld not cc- u t f t
unusu
il activ;tv o: his r :n, .ir if - Ui
retlek-ness which see nd to . io-.se. .sj him
tut tf .' as he would the sha'o v of sotn
evil sfr'm d to folio v him, an I he wa
couci ius of :t grauuil siuk.ii ' uui
j ...
w.-u
njr a vay of all his physical f.icu
ti
e had be; 11 an eirust an 1 di
1 gen
vor.v
r, an I iu his zeal fre-pj mtly
1 ire iu mtiy over-
taxed
4ii lis
his strength, au.l bmg absor.M.!
Iu -irt ji i.l 1 1 1 is tivi! 1 1 e
1 1 1 1
u ilio us with wh oh h V was atH
:ted,
tl 1 .
tllUS :
ti go
C 111'
Short
kernl'ttin t!e .vo:k of d '.stru
ni u iheo .l. B it tae end
111 1 iv
in a uot peremptory in t
t r
y before his h-itli he wrote a cc
ter the last oue he ever indit d in whic
ie sn.Kiks as roijows : " t ne.i t tint
neatn is n 'a1 --ii a. u: 1 rem 11 n -
f -rend y, but nrihib!y all who re -u
fair chuditiou f physical and ment.;
streu
vith
th instinctively shrink fro.ti it
111 u id-'finable dred! and hirror
V dvi
ng :n in is no more aole ot in ue
to f ir
h own l stinv or the d t.ip
of th
Sf- h leaves than ha was nef re he
oegaiw
ti di
Ta re -ent. s d and su 1 1 m death of
Ion. JI irk -0 1 N. Po ter is oue of th
u 1 st herioa wandtirs ever given m the
lo.ig list of iuuuii'ra!e cases of
fata,
t'.i it
neglect. It is uot su a -en; to say
.nany
e-rett,
1 , 1
1 . . 1
ot,hr brilliant :neti, in -Iu bni liv-
Su iiii t, Chase, yVo id, vV
SO
ami M
irpent r. were s-vept away bv th
fatal trouble. The' quesiioji is,
ih.-so in -ti su.fi rieutly cirefu' r,; 1
sain;
vere
th"ir
th.'
lean 1, aim couiu iijey n ive n.
... .14.'. 1 1.1 .1 I
sived ?
T ie A n iy Arut, ,i s:ieikiu
Potter s tfttddei. ilKui and death,
oi" Mri
says :
"jnn 01 tne ,hy tn; whr. ..tti
U H
Ur. m t'T h.r -a.s i 4fr -:6ivd lis
"..ug.
') l:;y
serve,
-ifort:
1 less,
ter, -c
lie slat-d tint Mr. Po.ter'i iu-
tt coutViM- bid fir KOiiw tim
to lam. the tihvsu-iius ur ihe4r
1 1 deter. nin- th- root of th id-
It see. ns. hjveve -, that Mr. P-t
1 tw 1 veiiv-: a 'O, .-ud" I a
itt ick
of kidney iseas.f. U iwisi
,J -lul
Lu uiii a r hust co istituti in and
Iv jierfei-t hetlth. ail iieLfl ct of
u tur
Clot ll'lg.
-
i m mess sovv 1 ine
se.s
if a d s viset 1 hit 11 .ej , I bu.t
. i. 1 u
s i iv
suj'i ji -r.so 1 il u-lect ks th it of Tu
luor-iiu x to d
veio 1.
Fr 1 n the vm 1-
to. 11
it tir.it shown, it ivaa thought that
li st on
but h
v trouhle was nervous prostr it' in;
is lou cmtinuanc in a .se ni-un
c an-'cions state led t'i tlv bdief thit his
ilin-'sj v is seate I in a chr.i iic. di.3 u ty
m jt'i se' ipus an 1 irog tous.
Ud t 1 th- lit r part ot last year 'Mr.
Kd v iW f. R 1 k, a m m ! of the i.w.
York
11MS i
stoeh exefnue, was ding
1 Wa I str e , N" .v York.
busi-
lle
h id eyervthin to encourage hi 11,1 aiel 1
tu ike
U 1 1100
I
life h ip v, bu yas the victMua of
luutaole iiMeasins. His e.x ir
en -e as dei Ti'iel by pl.u who kne Aj, at is
as
foil
ow.s
A'- unax .'ictd ti ues, an I
on ojd isions when he hil th s greatest
Tv ISO'
to teel javoui vu iri itiile
ind ha l'te 1 with striig fe.ihus of
d s o.
t "tit. il eude ivorel to check
t!iese lealiujrs and ao ie ir 11 eis.ant. but
it r . , L;mj 4 urt. .t eilVt to d 1 so ; a'-
ter which he wmd agiin relapse into
his form t mor-inl mool. This, feeling
c intinu jd for a u uher of in tilths, when
h h-'C im co icious of an ad led seiisi
tiou of lassitud He w is tired even
wh'.i restin r, and a'thoag ex 'eriencing
no acu te pun, h d dull, aching, sensa
tion in his li.nh.s and yirious pTtrts f
his b idy. Shortly afterward his hea l
begin to ache most frequently and h s
sto 11 101 failed to digest Tip rly. : Be
ing to I that be ws sud' r, ng from 11a
larii 1 c.i'isuled au e.n neiit physician,
vho i: 1 for 11 - i hmi tTi it his ki l iys were
sli ihtly a.recte.df a id gave h 11 11 d ci-.ie
to rest or the. 11. But he grew wor.sw
iusteal of liettr. He theu c 1 isulted
other 1 niuent doctors of an iLhejp sch il
an I vis iuf ir 11 d thit he had a brain
J-.Acuity soin 'what in the nature of a
tu nor hut iu sp.te of all eif-rtstothe
contrary he continued to gro v worse.
At this time, his couditiou was terrible.
.Vh.it were at tirst s'y a . symptoms h:vi
levsm 1 d to terrible tr a ils. H.j was
Jush"d and feverish, constantly uneasy,
m l yt t always weary. Ho had an in
tense ippetity one diy and very little
the ii xt. His pulse wur irregular, his
breathing labored, and ev ry moment of
existence was a burden. These disas
trous ii.'inptoms coutinued, his oody be
cuidh discolored, his heart was irregular
in its
action, and his hrejith came 1 1
shot
cmvulsivo tiasps. He rrew. oou-
stantly worse, not withstau ling the ut
1
most, precautions of his friends and ti
PIT 2 3 3 TI X
h& J'.vi.:'i . ii f-l-i "V ''- '' v
11! r-iu--'fw'-nd., i.- bii braiu 1
fviun 1 ii' " a 'tTi'eC ts ii k, "vl
lr-t r'.wi 'f tV-cM ma q2 u
t r ly uiCt-irnt .. a ir-. '
The ev erettxV-i hk! ha' b--
cited al04f' all lui'd-a O -m.uOU uat.v. and
wre cili a the res lit f o e 1 ise.wy. i J.t
d.cis, which so 4l-eitfally, yot nrel
removed- tlv p-ole AbiVrt . iiat:ioued
was Urliha iise.is. o; the Kidtvve.
th-case'ef Mr. Rook th ; exaoiination
afttr d-.-tth, while sh.wing the brain t
1 H-in perfect condition, r-ve:il-d th- ter
tible fact; that he was the victim uf a
slight kidney trouble, which bad gm
on Unchecked, until it r; ?ulted in acute
Bright'. d.sMse. The leading- physi
cia s aa.l scientists of th t vor d a ef 1st
learning t!i;t uire thin one half tli.i
death; winch occjr are ciu.s -d by thisj
uouMtrojs soo if , it is one f th
no t deceit ul lualadi s ever known ti
to hu oao r ici. it manif-'sts itself by
syai it 1 11s so .si. ght au I eo n u 111, as to
teem au-vorthy 'attention; aud yet
these v ry insiguiticaut sy upturns ro
i,h tirst stages of tli vrst c0.npl.4int
ku'i vn in the h.a ry f t t woi'd.
i'wjH.tiids of "pMple h :ve died fr t
trou tVs t.iac ar c died e .rt dise.is((
ipoleX", in 'U a Kit 1, orai 11 lever, aud
ii nil ik diseases, when tt vV vs, iu ivii
drig -t's di (u of tho kidney. Tim
MViigS of t.iis di.seas vha"e oeen great
y inor as d from the f tec that un it re
eur, year 111 way n know 1 to preve.it
ts -x'iiuiiug 11 r :hck .t .11 N-oise wiiea
t '11I b.c 1 .ie o.i-.-e iix-1 Up iu th-isys-.
'.u. vV.thiii th: p it tAM yeirs, ho.v
ver, e h .v.- lea. 1 d o: u ire th 111 o ir
tun Ir.'tl prni hi. iced casj 's of iJ -iglit's
disease, il 1 iy of t!l il il 1 5 l vorse t:i i-i
c.i.iio 11 uv. d;ori- l la I ut tf
vno.11 h id le -u giv.-ti up by pr.i itiuent
'iyiciis, wa ii ,vn ie. -a c 1 it pleUOy
;ured. Vu iii'iii nseij to acc 1) dish
h.s en I h s be m .Varmir's S f. Kid 1
in I L ver Cure, m.auuf u tired iu it h
iter. Xi' II'.. a re 1! -.Iv that bus r 1.1
ny :iit?i5 i:ti i:i
1
s ii iv a.M 1 tu ? re ii ir 1 i u T.is il
ii.ih stss. As a realflt, it is m
vtdely ' used an I ihoW.u hy pfai.sl
vhau 1 iy m-Jici 1. w it'.U hi eer oijeu
eio-e tie A iric.n public lnd .-j
th.!iM is n it a dru ; stoi ,n the e.ilil'o
ami where it van ie fuu id,
Ahhm.h itright'tj dis-a-t-e i ts c un
u in 111 .-iiie, it is still mor pr-valeut
1 1 tai ci itr . r 1 1 euiiy.it ph.vi-
ci ins in the lirgest cities arc (not tit
recognize Briht'.s disc- i.-;c, it
arul tat iu the en-- ..L.ru
ire fe;.v u - .. .,s 6f a.iV tj.j a;m
tho- l-., 8 , UU1C JU liui ..j . -.. tjtC
-uas'to call it oy so-jn- o;!jer a: cf. :t
di nil I rae terribly :ml vet uaknovrn
ti th on- who are" slf rin. vriilj it.
1 1 iU-nds of (icople tn;. I.Mtk ac'i ant
r-cill the deith of friend tro.u what
v.is -i l ipos ; i 1 1 b sin m ii ,i 1 ci u-
lai'.it, v.li-n it v.- j right's dis-
ase, a::d :;o oce kew it. Th teni
n;e pleuro-pneu.i: niii, uh.ch i eu
so dreaded is usually ihii i-uit of uijv
.nic or kidney -i--o-t. o ( ye.c .u;
be trai-e I tp the .si ii'su so ire. M
eaa s of p-ar .1 vs s ;irist fr m t!v. dilri rul
tv, as well as euu 1: Tible f vent, luugt
thr Kit hi -ad and bpvel trou' res. A
vast uu:u;Mr of la lies h ive si. I ere 1 ani
die l f ro o co n ilai.ts c. 1 union t- their
?e. e.iUe.1 perhaps, gui ril dihi.itv,
when, could th; real cause have lieeii
ku iw-.i, it would have lieeu fom; l to be.
Bright's disease, mas ju-ra ling und-r
anoth r name. In lU'irk d contrast to.
the K id cases whip'i have 1k? ii oh no
descri-e4 are Ue. e,xper ejices of ir.ai y
promiu'ut ptr.opl;e wb. wre as low as
any of the persons uienou'.i:, but who
were re.narlpait!y reso.reof to fprmej
health aud vigor." ( this same rem. dy.
A n ing this. n,u.:ub,er ar. the following
prominent uvyes : C !. John C. Wh.t-
u tr, Atuta, Ua.; B. V. Larrabee, Bos
tp, .iiisx; u -;- A. leckmaii,
h .sbur.., !. J.; RVv. D. D. Buck, l.
D Uentva, N. y.-.rv. b A. McManuj
iidti.ii.ore, Ml; Kil'viii , Kay, , PivnVut
lo va ; ReV A -C. Keel rick, LL. D.,
itpch-Hter, N. Y.; J. S. Mithews, Port-!
laud, Jlicii.; C. vV. Ka.twi,rd,' New.
VfirK ; Dr. A. Ramsey Albia, Iowa .
Chancellor Jones, Man ntte. Wis.; T.
S. liurdiain, C4evelan(d, O, ; Henry i
Cii npny, B isto'u. Mas-. ; Elder Jame-i
S. Present t, .NTrth Uni; m, O,; who is a
pioiiiiient menibi r of the ShV' r com
munity, and many oth ts.
To ill c n lid niuds tlie frce. o thff
above f icts u 1st co 11 Ar.th s.ncia pc -er.
T hbjO v the importalce of
pro n ituess, aud attention 10 th firL
sviu tons of di son I -red health bef. re
disease. Iicai.u fixed aud hope departs.
They show h iw th w can successfully be
done, and that t,ho dinners which a, wait
neg'ect can vuly with dilliculty te re
moved. We desire to exten 1 to the citizens of
Columbia ! Ciu uty our grateful thanks
fpr oast liberal pitriuigeau l while so
liciting its continuing for the future,
hope through you to gain many no pa
trons; we h ive added to our large stock;
of Drugs and Medicines, a complete,
stock of Pu;nts, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes,
Window Glass fca tc, and sell as' loio.
i '
as the lowest; our place lieing central,
affords a I convenient place for storing
ypur parcels when in town . making pur
chases, au4 we extjeii a cordial invita
tion to all to. ui,ike. our place head juar
ters. Come aud see us.
Very Respectfully,
j Wo o4.R!. Clarke k Cat
1 '
Wanw.-'d Bafj Z.luy aal L.7it Cn;y
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