The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, July 29, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE. INDEPENDENT. ROSEBURG. SATURDAY. JULY 29. THE PEOPLE'S CAUSE. The issue in California to-Jay j ia clear-cut and well define!. The battle of the people against corjKrate pewer has been, declared. The Democracy under the leadership of Gen. Stoneman has ablj espoused the cause of the people, The Republican party with its well-known affinity for wealth and cor ruption will champion the cause of the corporations. "We shall see what we ehall see 1 Ho political contest frr years will be watched with so much interest as the conflict in our neighboring j state. Blessed as she has been by gold fields unsurpassed, by a delicious and health giving climate, by grand ami awe inspiring scenery, by a most fertile noil and men of push , energy and nerve, California to-day should be the most prosperous, thriving and advancing etate in the Union. Th it she is not is due to the methods, the corruption and the villiany of the Republican jarty. That party brought ujon her the curse of Monjjolianism and cheap labor; it cursed her with Sir Claiis jHpecklesand his sugar monoo'y; it cursed her with- railroad legislation that to-day makes the Central Pacific railroad the despot of her borders; and it has driven from bar territory the wtrkingmen and made of those that remain outcasts and political agitator, wrho are compelled to cry aloud from th 3 sand-lots. The blighting influence of the Republican party will never be irradicated from the political system of California. The ; Demooratiq party has now come to the front to do battle for justice for the workingman and to control and contract c rporate influence. It has all to fight. We predict that if Gen? Stoneman is ebcted Governor jthat it will bring an era of prosprity and happiness hitherto unknown. The Central Pacific will be forced to let go her hold cn the throat of the people; and it will be that entering wedge that will show to the people, the oppressed people of America that they have rights which railroad magnates must respect But )e Democracy has much tu contend against. Money wilt fle like Tater. The Republican party and the corporations will light with tba desperation born of despair. The psople will be lulled into security by pledges which are made but to be broken. Every littlo pettv post, master and Federal official will have to .come down with his twenty per cent of hia salary to aid the cause that gives him bread and butter. The corpora tions will bleed freely. There will be no end to the means used te cerrupt and debauch the voter. It is the peo ples fight though, they must rise nltove party ties, above all personal prejudices And above -' everything except the knowledge of the fact that they are fighting for justice, liberty and life. We have not yet lost fa'th in th American ' people, but our faith for the future advancement of our country will be rudely shocked unless the Democracy carries California. .Something new in Dot's 'Stripes and combination fu Hp, J net received at pioed's. 1 , ., ; Aij Extraordinary Offer. There area number of persons out of employment In every cuniyt ye energetic men willing to work do cot peed to be. Those willing t- w -rk .can make from $ 100 to $500 a nionHi clear, wor&ipjr for cb in plt-asnt and permanent busipets. Tbe amount uur apents make varies, sjjje jnajr a" liigb. as $500 a month, wl.He others aa low as $100, all cep ndirg on iii energy of the agent. We have an arti fie of great merit. It should hf 8bi tn yery ho(u'se-owuer. and pays over one hundred per cent profit ) K-ich Male is from $3.50 to flOijOO. One agont in Pennsylvania sold 82 in two days, atid (cleared $6400. An ;ent Ii New York made $45 00 In one (Jay. Any man with ener; y enough in ork a full day, and will d this flaring $h year can make from $2)00 to $6,000 a year. We only wani one nwn in ' each county, and to him will give the exclu sive sale as long as he continues to Wrk faithfuVy for ns. There is no , competition, and nothing like our in vention tnade. Parties having from r $200 to $1:000 to invest. an obtain a ' general aget&y for ten counties or a : state. Any one can make an invest ment of from $35 to $1,000 without the least risk ot loss, a our circuU.g wil1 show that those Investing $25 can after a g0 days trial return the-goods unsold to us and get their moi.ey back, if they do not clear at leatt $100. They hw that a general agent wU will take ten fcoutttfeo and invert $21600 can after n .trial of 90 days-return all good unsold to us, and have money t et u rued to t hem if ther fall to clear at Ieat $750,00 in that tiBi'e. ' W r nnt P"3'l"ff salaries, but want men Viding tn work and obtafti as their pay the pr fit f ther energy.' Men not wj Jihjcto work en our te ms will Jiot wWa o.n auy.i Those rnieanirg btlsBfLs jpdl receive our iar.e descriptive (ulrculaT, aud extraoiiiii-ary -offer by enclosing a three cent Vami , "with th,lraddre. be trp cm ply with our term wi 1. .secure the county or counties they. wfih t work. Address. KJQ.MCR AAfty)? ACTjriiG Co. J S . . i Jl8 SnUlleM Street Pitm'rb, J a THE SITUATION IN PENN SYLVANIA The disaflcction of the Republicans in Pennsylvania, threatens to be more serious tojtheir erganization than was at first anticipated by their bosses. With the ovei throw of the Cameron Dynasty iu that State will follow the speedy disembarkuient of the Repub. lican party. Democratic triumph in Pennsylvania at this time means a Waterloo defeat to the Republicans in 1884. Strange as it may appear no person has ever served as President who failed to get a majority of the electoral votes of the Keystone State A defeat of the Republican ticket at this time with the existing breach among their leader?, and the tendency to break from party allegience, that is their manifest, and the increasing dis regard of tho esple for bossisnj will so completely overthrow the organiza tion within that commonwealth that it will be impossible for the Cameron faction, with all their, wealth and in fluence, backed ss they are by tho United States Treasury to rally their clans successfully for the Presidential. Campagn of 1884. So much import ance is attached to this fact by the moneyed power, who own and control the -organization which administers the Government, that since their failure o placate the disaffected lenders, who have set up an Independent ticket in opon hostility to the regular organiza tion, that they are concentrating the influence of the entire paity within that State with a purpose and design by corrupt practices and open defiance ot law to defeat and overwhelm the Democratic party, and smt other and crush out the disaffected organization within their own ranks. On the other hand the Democracy have placed in the field a strong ticket composed of men of known probriety, in whom the great latoring masses of the people have confidence, and whose only weakness is that they will be opposed by the gigantic corjiovatious with which that commonwealth is envroned who want no parson in power except those whom they can control, whilst the half-breads or Independents present a bold front and refuse any overtures which the Stalwarts are willing to conceed. The situation becomes more perplexing to the Machine Manager', and they re don b'e their exertion to avert the landing danger to their corrupt exist ance, and secure for themselves a longer lease of power and plunder. To what extent they wiil go to hold fast to the public patronage remains to be seen. That they will not stop sho t short of bribery, perjury and corrup tion, to carry their ends, will not be questioned by any reader ef history who recalled, how tho old Grant ring in 1872, after the registry law, went into force in that state,, voted through their repeaters -and strikers over seven thousand tombstone inscrip' lions in the City of Philadelphia alone, many of the petson who voted by their repeaters on these false certifi. cates of registration, had been hurried for more than a generation. As the time for the election approaches and the canvas waxes warmer and it be comes evident that those who have grown rich, through unjust legislation will resort te desperate means to retain the power on which they have fattene !, and if enough of the profligate class who lounge about, without any calling or politics, who are ever ready to sell for a few dollars, can be found in the ni'iuerons cities, towns and villages within that commonwealth, to over ride the will of the industrious and working class, the means will be at hand t command a solid phalanx of phiu army of profligates, and the iron bands of arrogance and oppression, will become more firmly rivited upon the lal'or of that State. But if we read the signs of the times aright boss ism is At an end, and the power which has hold of the laboring people of that State in the iron grasp of oppression must succumb to justice and equality before the law, and with a return to peace, plenty, prosperity and quietude within that commonwealth where cap ital will respect and reward labor and labor wiil appreciate capital, and the day for strikes . will have passed for ever. COUNTY COURT. In the matter of the tae of Mary Embree. deceased. First aemi-anoal ac count filed.and Wm.H.Chapell,adminis Jrator.o" the estate.ord efed to pay 64 per ceut of the claims S. Marks jt Co a id S, Hamilton. " ' In the matter of the estate ef Carles Finlay. minor, guardian's bond for sale of real estate approved and ordered filed. '. . In the Blatter of the estate ef Gill bert McNfttr. deceased. Time sat for hearing objections to petitioa to sel the re&l estate- set for hearing the th ! 'ar of September 1S83. )7. i SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fur the County of Douglas Rosy Sutton plf. 1 Suit in Equity vs. ; for a Uivorce W P. SCTToN def.V To Win W. P. Sutton. In the name of the state of Oregon you art: hereby required to appear ai.d answer the complaint file J aaiuat you by the plaintid, Itosy Sutton, in the above entitled t'oun and suit, on or before the first day of of the next regul.r term of said dur , to wit, the second Monday the 9tti. ty .f Octobr A. D- 1882; and if yo i fail to an-i-wer thw said complaint tut- plaii'tt wi l take judgement xnainst mu for want of an ntiKwer: nd i- ill apply t ibet'oti tforihe relit. -Ifiu uded in said complaint, to wt, tr a decree dit&olvuig the mail i--jr- contract exia injr btwei the jihinlio m,i defendant and cnmige of tlie iiHine i f the plaint iff t that wf Hosy Kiucaid aud her cbta ai.'d dialiursemeutp. This umInola isi published by otit r of tlie Hon. Circui'C urt said Sute of Oregon ft r I ou s ( oim.v, ma and euierei the Dili hv of In v A. J) At'Oiiit-y' f r i'iali.tiit mm a 8YMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. loss of Appetite, Bowels costive. Pain la tbe Head, with a dull sensation in the back part, Fam under the Shoulder blade, fullness after eating, with a disin clination to exertion of body or mind. Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with a feeling of having neglected some duty. Weariness, Dissiness, fluttering at tha Heart, Sots before the eyes, Yel low Skin Headache generally over tbe right eye, Bestlessness, with fitful dreams, highly - oolored Urine, and CONSTIPATION. TtTTTS PILLS are especially adapted to such eases, one dose effects such a change of feeling as to astonish the sufferer. They Increase ta Apatite, snd cause ths . body to Take on Floalt, thus th system Is nourished, ami by their Tonle Aetloa on tbs IMirestive Organs, Betralnr SMoois are pro duced. Price 25 cents, as 91 array SU. W. T. TUTT'SHMBYE. Gray Hatb oa WtrmcxM chsnsed to a Glossy Black by a single application of this Iyk. Ittm psrts a natural color, sets Instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of U. omcB, as iter bray sr., mew roas. CDr. Ttm BASCAfc TmM lafenaatlMi a4 CnSU amiia mm u smiimi rau aruauh To Onsumptives The advcriW'-r having be -n p rime 1 1 ly cured t that iren1 dne.istt C'i ijsu m p I ion in anxious to mnkn known 10 his i lo-autf ft-is tie means ot cor -. T a lio d-njri- it lit wiil tUtl n r-jiy -t n pr-8Pri'ti'n usrd iree of charge wiiii tin? din ctioriH for r 'i'H,'i'itf in ti o;us'uijr th nauiH witicli they will uud mrf cnrt..si coujflis, c.ld, coumi m; i". o.sthinv lrncliiir Ac. P.rsies witihinp tl' ir .rxi!'-n wi!l ddrw Kev. K A Wilson, l'ji P.-ua Wiliiamsbui-, NY. PI05TEEE SAL001? OAKLASD, i.iE O. P. 33 WITHERS Fropr'n wr. Thefinestof winsH l ju"r nd c't:"'"' cowbtanily 011 liau;', a:i i u welrnnn-1 . ColUw HDi.' Bee Ule. ri pl ly BUY THE UffiPQUA VALUY WILIS THE BEST IN THE MARKET. A Id rest. A. W. STEAi;N, CHt.vi.i.vii:i-, Oregon. 4 buy THE UMPQUA- VAL'EY MILLS IF I a- THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Aldoa A. W. ST3V. tXS. Cau'jnvll Ayer's FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR. It is a most agreeable dressing, which U at once harmless and effectual, for pre serving the hair. It restore!, with the gloss and freshness of youth, faded or gray, light, and red hair, to a rich brown, or deep black, as may be desired. By its, use thin Lair is thickened, ant! baldness often f&ougfc not always cured. It checks falling 4 5ie hair immediately, and caused a new growth in all cases where the glands 876 Sot decayed ; while to brashy, weak, et therwise diseased hair, it imparts vitality and strength, and renders it pliable. ' The Vigor cleanses the scalp, cures and prevents the formation of dandruff; and, by its cooling, stimulating, and soothing properties, it heals most if not all of thr humors and diseases peculiar to the scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and soft, under which conditions diseases of the scalp and hair are impossible. ? As a Dressing for Ladies' Hair The Vigob is incomparable. It is color less, contains neither oil nor dye, and. will not soil white cambric. It imparts an agreeable and lasting perfume, and as an article for the toilet it is economical and unsurpassed in its excellence. f Prepared by Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., t Practical and Analytical Chemista. Lowell, Mass. Ctavp st iu saiMwiars imrwnw Hu'b'barcL Cress IT If- If. C LARKS & BAKElt, j Proprielois. Having: purcbafed the above nnmed mills of E. St-plien8 ,4 Co., we are now prepared to furuteh auy amount flil!,ST QUALITY OF LUMBER Evit. offered l the public in Do-igias county. We have lust purchased one of the Veatherlv, Uugg A Hiohardsoii No. 1 larera ar.d mutliera and; are pre pared I to t!o beer work tiUn other mills in the jeuunty. 5 - We will furnish at the mill No J luiuber at the following prices: Dressed ; rustic ... $16 pr M Flooring (drvsaed & 'matched f io p"' M Lumber dressed on one hideH per M Lumtu-r dressed on two side$16 perM liougn lumber.... ....8 to $10 per M W e l-.ave ati xtra quality of lumber, eiioiil to any found on Coog Bay, aol will 0 u a 1 rat) lee to give satisfaction t o ll tnoM favonni uawitu their oruer.-i I'oa ollke address, Lmpqua terry Oregon. V-CLAItKis & liAhfci. R. BHECKEMIDGE, DEALER 15 FOi EIGiUJLGLE On'ers from ahroad promptly filj-d and Ks; iiiiMis tiirinstie-t snd all work wrs ranted Urt .claw. TVi ms r asounble and cheaper tl an csn lit fiirni ln;d in I'ori ltid r Shi FriieifCO. For pa-iict!ar t ail upon or Mdi'rni, Monuments, Tombstones. Tablets. Etc :: R. BRACK! NRIDGE OHEOON. BAIR-:DRE?8Bli M AR. I. THIiOLL, Would announce tliatMie io prepared to do nil kinds if work in. the way of weaving Imir, or making puff's' and curt from comhinen or otherwise itnd thnt sh will do dressmaking iu the latest modem styles. All work u 11 a ran teed, aud satisfaction afisun-d to nil who may ptttronise her. Call a my rtidenee nearly op;n. site' the Catholic church. 88 f MK3 T.THR'JLL. 9 ml "For brill' y of mi f u;!iin l action hnv n-v-r ",n V-w'-r -qiia! ". v CI.AIIA l.OUI-K KKLLOGG. ' Yhf Kabr" is nh.o!iitdy the best Piano ma'e A, l. BANCROFT & ... Til M.irku fr. S. F. ebl S Agnnt for ilie -Bc.iJ:c Cosst IMPORTANT TO H'LLINIS :o:- -at PRICES- CHEAPER THAN PAID ABROAD ill. JOSEPEISOIV, Wo.iM aninunre that bn bab bee consigned an extra Cue stock ui FRENCH AFtTIMCIAL F .OWE 3 3 hit.;, be nold at an earlv date, and tlist he would advise millin ts and ludis in general 10 call upon him before sending their orders abroad, as he is fully satisfied he can offer thera bargaius whieli thev could not obtain in 8au Francisco by send ing there. Tho flowers are iu everv way tine anil fancy; in fact, a beUei fetock was never br .light to Rosebur and oll'ered at such low prices. ROSFBURO, - . ORKOOM BUY X.Tr j UANYO:; VluL K M ILLS Manufactured from only the best of wheit, I have for sale also Bran. Shorts and MUM I lugs, Baonu, Hams. Lard, etc. cured in the most seieut'lic manner. Purchasers will do me a favor to in spect my stock at the Canyonvilie W. Kit AVER. M. SELLEft k CO., Importers of Glassware, CJ tic ry, lc, WHITE ROSE OIL. 3acdl5Nonh Front st., Portland. no2tf JTchn W. Gilbert. SALEM, OREGON. Dealer In LEATHER Hideo, 1 and Ihiro Gen'l Mercb anclise, INCliTJi?r EVIRY ViiEIF Y OF LADIES' BBS? GOODS, j O i f HZ y. 1 6M' STYLE. Stylss of all Varisty and Shades -AT OF M JOS'EPHSON Gentemen H& Mi 4 CLOTHING. k " 1 BEFOKK PKCIlASxu ELSFWitEUE, BY SO DOING GOOD BAK4ATS (1 N BFJ SEt-fJKKi) Sheridan Bros., Hoburg:, Or. Tbej would announce iiat the' have ji.fit re vai and n-.w RVe in liHnd oiu- of th Largest Stock of Hardware Kvt-t brooKbt to P .uirl . n ' when ad lad n thir STOVES OF Af.lj P vT TL'ltNS and UEADY MADW TINWARE, t-iey nre prepsred to decUr t'i.-y iiavn 1 1 bis. c;iplv in tliir : of a. iv housa in Soaliru Ofugon, which tlwy proj liiH mmmn m mits mm can parchae elsewlier. in t.M lir nl lui.ldiiiir muttrials ; aapfiior inducements 10 purchaaers. Tij u s. We. an gi v you bargains in the U- .w ng Wituds .t stovs. not iqual xviT Hack's. Bowinza. Farmer Utility.. Dxter, Taciiic, 'Ai ie VVwt. (' Occidi?. Imit hint', empire i;ny, ana inn-r u p hi. h n i n The b.-st of wiiikin-n m constantly mph yt-J in tb-. notuuiM-iure . u, and Imvfis should Ir-arn our prices. Wo ' have also "Lara gins to offer in guns, such as U iuc.l.st-r. Sharp ar.d 4. s s well s in fhoi.g mis and Pisto s We are also Airbus for tl. White Pt-erles and New Home feu-ins Macl ... esell atlowest rates and warrant ascoiuole t i every respect. We can also supply Avcriia and BubbiT Pniaits, 'l a hunt !n tliM 1)1 it r!tt nr. . hut-put ratt?. a l...t .it r ti-U inonire : any one can. t v METRCPOUTAN S&L00M, KOtKUUIlG, OKEOoN, McCULLOCH & CO, 0XLT THE BR IX D OF WIXbs LIQCOKS AND (i tAll.- Kifot n band, and customers w II tindtii;s a rl'easant nl.ue of res. rt. O v- nie a call oue door boa'h ol the j Metropolitan tloiei. DRY'S $ALON Jackson Street, 11 seui:rg. The proj-rt-tor of lids well kn iwo and popular ri sort won d hank hi''rfends f.r their lite al pair-naa 1 1 1 the ohi and wi.yld ak for a com tiunce of he same in the future, i ue pubi.e is inf rmeii thit I keep none hut the best brands f i es, licjuors an I eigJirs and' that I 9oll over tue bar the cle brafd Jise Moore & Oo.'s Kentucky Whiskies A good billiard table will ha found in the saloon; also the lea ling papers of the world. Y oung. Horses FOR SALR I have for sale 8 head of young hor-.es; two match fillies, '4 years old, one lin horse 3 years yld. two yesr. iii'gs snd Hiiolh r 3 y ar old Isorsi t ari.ei; 'n y d sadiile niase ihe aiiiioalsare of good stock, kind in disposition, vluable to the pur chaer and will bv sold on the mostrea souable terms. OEO. AV. GEXGER, febl Itoseburg," Oregon. S. K. KAY310ND, S ua OEO N DENTIST Op'site Marks 4 Co Store. OflVrs l is profesuionul services to tbe people of Doii! la county, with whom 1: bits be.- n acquainted several years. All work warranted tirsi-ciasw, and terms us mo'jbruiH as auy other iu tbe profession. KOSEBUKG, - - OR SGON HEFFRON'S SALOON. ItOSEBUItG, OREGON. i Ti e best of win&s, liquors and cigars, onstantiy on hand and a welcome to a' I. Giv me a call. RIIDIJDTION IN GOAL UK KBY.STONE OF THE WEST COAL MINING" .. ASSOCIATION, Beg leave to inform ihe public that tbey will furnish COAL alter this date at tlie following rates. Blacksmiths Coal $3-00 Domestic Coal ." 5.50 Addreuj ' JOSEPH A. HOPKINS, Sole Agent, ! L okiog (ilass NOTICE. I hereby notify all to whops it may concern that I want nothing charged oa my acount, without a written order TIIK & Boys - JSm: A, X10 XH ' - . i.-e A-ay i b.cks. butts, etc. we can oner led else laremlT ,r, V- et-. n to our in.m. ami nromPe 'o Milt a'i i-Hh!llA. ! tuir'. FICE IXSUUANCS A J KNCY. IMP SRIAL, NOETHESI AND QUEEN INSUi COMPANIES! Capital$41,898,92300 J. il HAMILTON, Agent, feblSlm Rtebnrg. Onjror. BBS 9 acts! ra0t8 2 Facta ar3 StaLIiorn Things, and tho Ti-uVA U 3Ls!ity cud will Prevail. 13T Hi'loT wo give tha unsolicited TcBtimony of a 9ua!t rwrtlon of tho sreat army of suffer h who have bcea ".-urad ly tiie jo nly r.ode of treatment thst combines VftU and common sense, and which can be -. vd upon as Absnhttely Harm less. Perfectly Heaab.o, Safo and tffctuI at aJI timet ; a sure cure for all malarial or contagious diseases without drains tho system. Its wonderful curative power has been well tried and thoroughly tested, and to-day we proudly boast of having received over Twe.ntt TuorsAKD Turr. Asi Gksoinb Ckr JiriCATES as TasTrnoMALS. Not one single failure to relieve, nor word of complaint has ercr bocn reported to us. We utihesitatlnsiv nnri trii iumphsintly proclaim the Parr English Pad to be tho greatest remedy of the age. CUBE GUARANTEED t If the Parr English Pad is nsed as directed by label on each box, we guarantee a cure in every case. ...!. Something Quacks and Imposters I Cannot SIiow. To conrince the Poor EufTerer that we are honest and thoroughly responsible for all state ments or promises made by us, we append the ' folloaing i TESTIMONIALS. J; v. DOWELb, " Market Gardner, ROSEBURO, OREGON, Informs the public that he has on hand a supply 'f Potatoes, Onions, Cabbae Sour Croutand lixei Greens. Any one desiring any of the above articles cau be supplied by applying to h.m or leaving orders at the Post Office. ! an2l lm n t w Has been la constant use by the public over twenty . years. and Is the best preparation ever Invented for RESTOR ING GRAY HAIR TO ITS YOUTHFUL. COLOR AND The State Assayer ana Chemist of Mass. and leading endorse and it as a great triumph in medi cine. LIFE. ' ' - It supplies the natural food and color to tbe hair glands without staining the skin. It will Increase and thicken the growth of the hair, prevent Its blanching and falling off, and thus AVERT BALDNESS. It cures Itching, Erup tions and Dandruff. Asa HAIR DRESSING it is very desirable, giving the hair a silken softness which all admire. It keeps the head clean, sweet and healthy. WHISKERS will change the beard to a BROWN or BLACK at discretion. . Being In one preparation It is easily applied, and produces a permanent color that will not wash off. PREPARED BY R. P. HALL & CO., NASHUA, O. Sola by all Dsatert la Medklns. .41 Tlie iTwrcr rdiI rcrfcetoraf A slmilatlaa. Tne Reformer and Vltallzer ef the BIoou. - . Ihe Prodnrer and Invlgoratar mt Xerve jaa Slusrle. The Bu.(lcr ana sn:pjyrterof Braia Power. v . Fellows' Compound STup it eom ?osol of Ingrodleata. 'lentical with ihoe which constiiute Healthy Blood, Musoln and Nervo aad Praln Eubstauee while xjI'q itself is d'-ectly dependent wpon sriBJO of them. ' By its ua!o:i with tbe blood and Its effce- upoa tho miwclef, reestablishing tiO one aad toning the other, it i3 ca pable of e.Tectlr5 the following results : It will displace or wash out tubercu lous matter, andthaciTeConJsump'doB By increasing Kervous andiluscular Vigor, It will cure IVjcpopsia, feeble or faterrupteJ acLion, the Heart and Palpitation, Weakness of Intelloot caused by grief, worry, overtax, or Irregular habits, Bronchitis Acuta r Clironie, Congestion of tlie Lungs, vn la the most alarming stages, r ; ' It cures Asthma, Loae of Toic Neuralgia, St. Vilus 9ar.ee, EpllepU Fits, Whooping Cougl. Nervousnesa, and is a most wonderful adjunct te other rsmedifcs Li susttlfting life during the process of Diphtheria. Do not bo deceived by remedies beam ing a similar aat: : no other prepara tloa la a aubsti'e for this under any oircumstaaces. Look out for tho naiae and addreea J. I. FELLOWS', St. John, K.B.. on the yellow wrapper la watermark, which to seen by holding the paper before tha light. Price, $1.50 per Bottle, 6 for $7.6a Sold by all Drugmsts. PACIFIC nbljer Paint. THE DEST KI. THE WORLD! E WARE OP IMSTATIOKS. Txn cAzzrcTiynn. p.vixr oo.. rsnors'o? U p;u-lylnuri popuUrl r of our WLt, l i s t.u riiiriiy ot r Ih-im, have lately pUcod :t.-t i! imiW a f-.eff nu:or ths aaiue and litis - -nn F. jo.-ico Ia.h r l'wnf." thiuUiug to eca- -na l co-iHU-oe.- sud thus ao urea tw le-i, l.y i :: ho Jcb of tUt-ir ir rlor ar-icle st lis or r-:M 4 1 Ui h:gh rcpui:iou of our mnufanire. Bo n t iveirel, Imt arajaleo co-h parluge car. u V 1 ..for-rrdm:n. u : &e3 that it tears his Iv.. nretlo; gyiiing t!.e t.jjniie r!lola. X'l i:i.l:aii -oa - l.-u? ltt-.iait'.-.'l fraud. 3 KAMILTCH. A.cs.n. Hosobur PI5UJPLES. I Trill mail fiee tbe receips for a simple veffe'sblw halm that will remjvs tse rreckles, pimples and irrckles pimplis aad dlotcbrs, leariDg-the skia eoli snd cleai and beautiful also Snstrastlona for pro' during a Iuxvriant growth ot hair on a baid bead or amort li face. Add ress en clos.ng ajtbree cent stamp, Ben. Vandelf A Co. 12 Barclay J. N. Y. , A V ; 4 a V Y 1 rf T X - 1 r I for wmw lIS fog ' J 5j;