The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918, August 10, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text7 ( MOVING WESTWARD. A itemnrkable Clittnicu In the Course of Amcrlcim ltivero. The people who live on tho banks of the Mississippi river arc accustomed to the astonishing activity of this vast volnino of moving water in shifting its channel and cutting away its banks in one place whilo it builds up new terri tory at another. Tho entire alluvial region of the Mississippi valley was created by tho river, and the land it has built up is ever at tho mercy of tho forces that made it. So long as tho changes wrought hy this mighty current are all in the same national limits no political complica tions are possiblo consequent upon the ravages of tho river and its power to transfer territory from one place to another. It would bo different if two nationalities were concerned, and something liko this is coming into view in the case of the Rio Grande, which is tho boundary for a long distance between the United States and Mexico. In this connection the following state ment, which comes from Mexico, is of interest: Governor Carillo of the State of Chi huahua has recently made a trip of in vestigation along tho banks of the Rio Grande from Paso del Norte down for a distance of about one hundred miles. He found to his astonishment that tho river was making slow but constant in roads into Mexican territory, oi'lng away the Mexican banks and depositing them on the American side, and that thus many thousand acres of the most fertile lands in tho ltio Grando valley on tho Mexican side had been washed away. Upon inquiry into this subject he ascertained from th'i leading inhab itants of that section of country that this had been going on for over a gen eration, and that large numbers of people has thus been made homeless and forced to leave the country, many of them going to tho New Mexican settlements of Mesilla, Chamberino, Launiore, Las Cruces and Socorro. Gov ernor Carillo ascertained also that great losses of valuable territory hail been taking place in tho vicinity of Paso del Norte, at which town defensive works are now being erected y competent engineers. The Governor hit 3, since his return to Chihuahua, indicated that ho is fully impressed with tho impor tance of tho subject, and that he in tends to advUo not only the State rep resentatives at the city of Chihuahua, but also the National Congress now in session in the city of Mexico, to make appropriations to be expended in forti fying and mattressing and riprapping the river bank at all exposed points. He says these encroachments of tli river, unless speedily stopped, will causo a loss of national wealth, irrepar able loss to Paso del Norte, and the linancial ruin of hundreds of familie.-. Apart from tho international inter ests involved, there are speculations of u scientific nature suggested in the premises which may be worthy of men tion. It appears that tho western and and southwestern bank of the Uio Grande is the ono which suffers must from tho abrasion of the current. Win does tho river show this tendency t work to the westward P Something liko this appears in the caso of the Mis sissippi. Formerly tho river had it--principal debouchment into the m-h through ISayoti Manchacand the lake?.. In the course of timo that route wa abandoned for tiio one now known n tho main river, which is very consid erably to the westward of tho old out, let. In the mean time tho river ha shown a disposition to transfer it channel still further to tho westwap through tho Atohafalaya. Cr.n it In made to appear from these facts tha there is a tendency in great rivers Jlou ing in general directions along nieridi ans of tho earth's longitude to sworn to tho westward ? Can it bo hold tha because of tho rotation ot the earth 01 its axis to tho eastward the weight tho water in such longitudinal rivei is thrown by the centrifugal fore against tho western banks so as n abrade them with increased onorg and effect ? Tho matter is worth ex amination. Ar. 0. I'icnyune. 0 Indian Wives of White Men. PERSONAL AND LITERARY. A lady who some time ago became much interested in the statement, con tradicted at tho time, that General Sib ley's first wife was a woman of the Chippewa Nation, speaks in tht plea antcst tonus of her recollections of the early days when many men who have since become prominent in tho State's history had homes presided over by wives in whoso veins tho Indian blood was uncrossed. "They were a pleas ant and hospitablo class of women," she says, "rather taetiturn soinotimos, but women nevertheless, and good ones, too. Living' always in tho drudg ery from which no Indian female ever escapes in tho society of tho sav age 'bucks,' no wondor that squaws were only squaws at any poriod of development, but whon placed among the more relining iutluonces of white homes and white husbands, thoso In dian women made wonderful progress, ami made loving wives and mothers and kind neighbors. You must re member, too, that tho men who mar ried Indian women in thoso days up hero were men in every sense of tho word, not brutes and ronegades liko tho 'squaw men' of whom you road in the 'West to-day." Minneupolis Jour' nal. Neighbor "How is your husband to-dny, Mrs. Jones?" Mrs. Jonos "He is ill, indued." "Wnr&j than. ho was?" "0, yos; tho mirao ays lie ia boyond tho roaoh of doctors now." "I'm glad to hoar it." "What?1 "I'm glad to hear it. Now, if you can only keep lil tn beyond their reach, I think ho will get well rapidly." Tuas Stt-ingt. Prof. J. Stuart Blackie has written i "Life of llurus." Senator Iniralls will rewrite hi novel, the manuscript of which was recent ! burned with his house at Atchison. Wilkio Collins says that he has written some of ids most entertaining passages while suffering intensely with the gout. General Lew Walli c has received SUT.OOO as royalties on "Hen llur." the sales of which have reached neatly '.'00.000 copies. Mr. Herbert Spencer works threo hours a day dictating all his writings. His favorite recreation is found in playing billiards. Tho father of Ame'ia Rives, the Virginia authoress, is chief engineer of the Panama Railroad Company, with an ollleu in Colon. "Cvtave Thanet," who has be come known as the writer of very bright and original short stories, is Miss Alice French, of Davenport, Ia. James Whiteomb lMey, the In diana dialect poet, is said bv a West ern newspaper to have made $20,000 during the past year by his pen and by lecturing. G n -ml Albert Pike never use any but quill pens, and earefu ly preserves them when they are worn out. He has probably ten thousand old pens stored away in his cupboard. Jefferson Davis' daughter Varina lias written a long article on "A Ger man Watering Place" for a Tennessee paper. It is said that she will make literature her profession. George 1?. McClellan, son of the late General McClellan, has been added to the New York World editorial staff. Ho is a bright and traveled young man of twenty-three. George R- Sims, tho author of "'Ostler Joo" and "Harbor Lights," is just lifty-ono years of age. lie makes upward of $20,000 a year by his pen, and was unheard of ten years ago. Oliver Optio (William T. Adams), the writer of boys' stories, lias written 115 volumns. Ho began writing in 1854, whon thirty-four j'oars of age, and lias kept it up ever since. ' His lirst story in book form brought htm $37.50. Tho l'terary man who writes only a dozen or so books in a lifetime ought to be ashamed of himself. Look at tho Trollope family. Anthony wrote ono hundred books, Adolphus fifty, their mother one hundred and fifteen, and Mrs. Theodosa Trollope ten. A collection of over two hundred original drawings by Hablot K. Brown, tho " Phiz" who illustrated tho Pick wick papers, and others of Dickens' works, was recently sold at auction in London. Tney included " Mrs. Bar dell fainting in tho arms of Mr. Pick wick." " Tho fat boy discovering Mr. Tupman kissing Raehaol." "Nicholas Niekleby instructing Siniko in tho art of acting" and "I make myself known to my aunt," from David Coppwlield. "Strange, isn't it," remarked Haggles, "how even tho greatest men pass out of tho minds of people? As soon as a dignitary dies he is straight way forgotten, and all tho interest centers in his successor." "Yes," murmured Snairsles, "nothing suc ceeds liko successor. WELL DRILLS FOR EVERY PURPOSE. Sold on Trial ! mm Investment phi all- tiro fit a I tu ere. Send 20u for mailing lartfu Illustrated Catalouiio with full paitlculara. Man ufactured by GOULDS & AUSTIN, 107 .fc 1GU I. like St., CHICAGO, ILL. Tho J3UYEHS GUIDE is iseuod March and Sept., i each yonr. It ia an oncy Iclopodia of useful infor ' motion for nil who pur chase tho luxuries or tho necessities of lifo. Wo can olotho you and furnish you with all tho necessary and unnecessary nppliancos to rido, walk, dance, sloop, eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church, or stay at home, and in various sizes, etylss and quantities. Just figure out what is required to do all those things COMFORTABLY, and you oan makoafair estimate of tho valuo of tho BTJYEBB QUIDE, whioh will bo sent upon rocoipt of 10 conts to pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 111-114 Michigan Avonuo, Chicago, lit ii r North S-arolina. PLUG CUT SMOKING TOBACCO Has made the Pipe a popular institution being composed of a quality of leaf best adapted for smoking, and cut ready for immediate use, it is preferablo to the best brands of light pressed plug. A single trial will convert every consumer they will use no other. If your dealer does not keep It, he will get it for you, if ho values your i trade. lie who steals h Utile Ptosis with tho same wish as he who steals much, but with less' nower. SHU COULDN'T r.NDKU.STANI) IT. ! "What tn tho world hai happened to jou I since the last time I saw you"' asked on hvly 1 of another when they met on iho street tho other i1h: "I can't understand It. Tin n you were pale, haggard and low-spirited, and I re member you said tl.at ou lmrdly cared whtthei you lived or died. To-day you look ever so much younger, and it Is very evident from your beaming face tli.it jour low spirits have taken Illnlit. "Yes, Indeed." was tho re ply; "and shall I tell you what drove them away' It was Dr. Price's Favorite Prescrip tion. 1 uns a martyr to functional derail ge n.ont unt'l I bogHti Hiking the 'Prescription. Xow I am as well as I evtr was in my life. o wouiHU who sutl'ers as I did, ought to let nn hour pass before procuring this wonderful remedy." In buying, stimy carelully tne wants ol your trade, ami buy wl h that ei d always In view. l'KO.M MONTANA. Hr.i.KNA.i.M. T., Jany. tilth, 1FSS. Fl.EMlMl HltOS. Gentlemen: I have taken n great ninny , of 1)H C. Altl.AM:s CKl.KllltATr.l) 1.1VK11 1'n.i.s, ami Hud them to he a wonderful i pill -nil that yi u claim for them. They, m t like a charm in cases of biliousness, si k headache, tlyentary, etc. JoxlTi1 Mrs Henry Winklemnn. Cure sick headache, biliousness, liver complaint, dyspepsia, heartburn, indigo tion, malaria pimples on face and body, , impure uiootl. etc , oy using reunion.) C. .McI.aNU's Ci:i.khkati: I.ivku 1'ii.i.s, prepared onlv by Fleming Hros., 1'itts ' urgh. l'n. l'rlcej. 5 cents. Sold by all druggNt.. Insist upon having the genuine Dit. O. Ulcl.ANK's 1 1VKU 1'n.i.s, prepared by Fleming Hros.. 1'ittsbunm, J'a. The great fact is, that life is a service, tho only question is. Whom shall we serve now to iti:nrcr. voiui i:xim:nsi:s. You can do it easily, and you will not have to deprive yourt-clr of u single comfort; on tho contiarv, you will enjoj lifo more than ever How can vou accomplish this result! huMly; cut down your doctor's bills. When you loso jour uppetite. and become bilious and const! patcd, and therefore low-spirited, don t rush oil to Win family physician for a prescription, or. on the other hand, wait until you are sick abed before doing anything at all; but just go to tho druggist's and for twenty -live cents get a sup ply of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant l'U'gativo rellets. lake them as direct d, and our word for it, your unpleasant pyinptoins will disappear as If bv magic, you w ill have no big doctor's bill to ply, and everybody interested (except tho doe toi I, w ill leel happy. We aro lirst of all, In nil our prayers and !n nil our conduct to have respi ct to God s glory. IA'NU TIlOrifl.KS AND WASTING Diseases can bo cured, if properly treated in time, as show n by tho follow ing statenu nt from 1). ('. Fkkkma.v, tfydnuj : 'Having been a great Milt'erer from pulmonary attacks, and grauu nlly wasting away for tho past twoyeam, it nf fords mo pleasure to testify tlmt Scott KiiiiiIfIoii of foil Liver Oil with Lime und Soda has given mo great rtlief, and I cheer tully recommend It to all butlcring in a similar way to myself. In addition, 1 would s.iy that it is vciy pleasant to take." WHAT tailor rti. Qnlnnnw X, P.n INI. First St iu" vw Portland, Or 'BACK ACHE, M BLADDER TROUBLES, RHEUMATISM, -i NEURALGIA, HEADACHE, M NERVOUSNESS. MNDIOESTION. EARNER'S 2SAFE CURW CURES Thoro i'b no doubt of (bis Rront. remedy's potonoy. It iB no New Discovery unknown nnd innyhap worthless, but is familiar to tbo public for yoars as tbo only reliable remedy for diseases of tbo Kidneys, Liver and Stomach. To be M ell, your blood must be pure, and it never can bo puro if tbo Kidnoys, (tbo nnlv lilnrwl nurlfvli... -.. aro diseased. address N ERVOim Pcclllty, Losspf Vltror. fVmlnnl : 'i -.fpco, rut .mc .i r dency, sc duo t j executes or nbufo, cure Ml" .i ry. Derpcb I. Y O U N C M E N J?if1fI'gIR,JfS,S- rrrtlon thonlil nvnil thi-in-lr ( f our trentrnnt. A po t.veci r.gnnrnntr 1 In every eie. K.vphilln, irlnnry nn.l iturcnt 1) rns' all unnatural dm j charKco, promptly ami safely cured. , MIDDLE-AGED MENffSftM: i ?fT,,.f K'ilnry or Itlartilpr. Weak Hack, Ncrv, n anJ I'tored to lu-ali hv v .or. I fit ' .Prrfony unablo to vlult us may lw troatrd I (it their homon. liy rorri'.j.otnlonrc .Motleliirs niu' ' It structtnn wnt bjrmallorrxptvM. OonsultatloL I !'" eadt cents in Mamys tor Ihc Young itau'l b rlcnd or (luKlo tu W tHltock, SB DIZZINESS, AGUE, DYSPEPSIA, FEMALE TROUBLES, BAD EYES, IMPOTENCY, M DROPSY, J fJURED WITH WARNER'S SAFE CURE. Ask your friends and neigbA Dors wnat "WAENER'S SAFE CURE bus done for tbem. Its record is beyond tbo range of doubt. It bas cured millions and wo bavo millions of testimonials to provo our assertions. WARNER'S SAFE CURE will cnr von if von will wivnit fa - ' - - i a clutuec. K fl R B Sl 1st freinlunis. S9,ooi) In uo, FKBlEfiBH. "0 i' Kt.taUI-.heil. New B BfvlvU"vi jutented Steel Tuinnir Do icc, In use In nn other l'lano, by which otir Planiw stand In tuno 20 j ears, good fur 1U0 ; not affected by climate. No wood to cplit, break, swell, shrink, crock, decay, or wear out; o guarntiluo it. Kle (taut IloM-wooil rant's, 3 strings, double ropcatlnir action; llnut.t ivory l.ej; tbu Famous ANT1SEI.L Call or write for t'atnloKUe, free. T. M. ANT1SHI.I PIANO CO., MannfactureiB, Oilil Fellows' Hall, JIar ket nnd Seventh Streets, S.ui PrancU o. $5 To S8 a Ony. Sample worth ?1.K), KUKP. Lines not muter tlin bop.es tvet Write tlr.MV. strn's SrKTT lln lloi.uru rn IInUr.31 Icti. IHIUOATINO pojira, 8TKAM ENGINES ANO liOILEHS. C'OMrt.ETE lOWKR AND lintri2wt Plants. jjj'Mf1". I'1'1 s.ijronipt delh ery Write for Circulars. BYRON JACKSON, SAN FRANCISCO. TO Till'. I.AIMKN! MAM TACTt Itrill A.NI IMTORTEIIS Or LADIES' ClllLl)UKN'i5& INFANT'S WEAK US Kritivv Htiikit h k Illuttrxt."! Cota! kmc m-tit frf rn ainillcstlon. O! YES, YES! CERTAINLY! singed rat dreads the fire. I p'end guilty. I nin selling a "ncw-fai.gledh machine LOOK AT IT AIN'T IT A DAISY? - - u..is-imi'.vflivti'i t THE l AD VANCE" THRESHERS AND ENGINES l gunranten tint X - I'niigleil Ail vimco Kcpnratiir to bo tbo best grnln-Eiivinif, tnst cst Throabcr nnd numt durable Separator ever niiide. llul, ri'ineinbei-. It is not nn expcrl iiicnttil inaclilno, iih tbo Old i-'ou.V nuicblnca me. You aio well aware nf tiio timo lott (tlmt vou luivo to pay for) in experimenting wltb Old l''ouy iiiacbtnca. Tho IV ow Funulcil ThroMhof IouiIh tbo wny. Tbo Kruuliiig nnd klcUiiik' of tbc Old Fogy agents Is only coualeil by tiio ainount of grain kicked out In tbo Htraw by tbu O I t'otry macbi'-en. Of courao. If you wltdi a clicap uiacbltic. Old KokIoh will supply you at your own price; but their nuicblnes aro dear at any price. You cannot allbrd to buy a Ihrcfbt r without ealnltiing tbo AKVAXCK, Do not bo talked 'nlo buying a inaclilno be atlso it l ebeap and Old I'ogj ir.li. Abk tbo Old ''og.V ntioiitN If tliey will set IichIiIo the novt Iniigloil iniu-biuo and let you xco which Is tho experimental machine, and sold on Its iiioi'Uh. 1 have never j ot bail to call on any court to help decide tbo merits of tliu nexv funulcd imtchinu. 1'Iokbo i ,aiulnu tbu court records In ref erence to tiio Old FiikIo'h jilan. Minn years uko a man built n liexv-l'unglcil muchino, called a steam engine. Old ! ogli'N then, as now, stood back and mild tlicy would ruin tho country . Do y on not xxniit to lio ruin oil In tho nuiiio wny V Ittim niber, the now tiiiigloil macbluo is pant all OAtioriiiioiit log, xvhilo Old I'ou.x 'h mncbincs aro being cx pcrluiented with all tho time, und at y our o.vpeiiHi'. Do not fool with them any longer, whilo your grain is xuing to x unto. Itemciiiber Hie lu'xv-tuuiilcd nincliliie In Hold on ItH liiorltN entirely. Ho-" inenibcr, vour wholo dependencu in upon your cniji iiioccciIh, and if you allow Old Fogy ma chines lo unto your urn In. you aro jum that inuoli out of pocket. To provnnt this, soo that tl o parly that docs jour tnrcsning proiuree u tiew-iiuiifii'ii i i i. i iii eMiu-r, Morphia was dlscoveicd in opium by Sertuer ncr in lSai. a riti.i: ov m i oo.noo is a good tiling to get, and the man who wins it by mperior skill, or bj un unexpictcd turn of Fortune's wheel, is to bo congratulated. But be who eecapes from the clutches of that dread monster. Consumption, and wins back health and happiness, ia fur inoro foitutmle. The chances ol winning $100,000 are email, but every consumptive may bo absolutely suru ot recov ery, it lie takes Dr. I'icico's Ooldcn Jledical Discoverv in time, hor all sciotulous Uiscases Iconbtimiitluu 1 one of thou), it is un ui fulling remedy. All druggists. f!nrl In rt to & UAYB. nm uirioiun. yrdonl bjtht LlUBlChlBlUlCO. Cincinnati,! Ohio. Trade Hrt ltlg n Tins given unlTer sal satisfaction In th cure of Oonorrbtea and Olcct. I prescribe Hand feci safe In recommend" Ihb It to all sutTeren. i A.J. ST0SKK, 1I.I)., Oecalur, III. PRICE, 31.00. . Sold by DrutfetatS. iih tbov aro constructed so us to save your irraln. anil bavo a better record than any old-fotry Machine. Write 'or further particulars. 1 am prepared to provo all my statements-1. o., Tho A l VA.Vi'K iiiiielilnc will do inoi-e and bettor woik than any other. I ..-.-1. 1- ..lull ii.iiir,. iinv old t'oirx' Hire nt to nuiiio AA' rane where tho AIVA.''li iniielilne Iuih i'nlled to do iih reprcHcntcil mIiicu Hh in trotliictloit on thlN 'oiiHt. Hliinv up or Mhut ii ft. ItcmcmLrr that old fogy ugunta saying tbo contrary docs not make It so. It will pay you to ' Investigate. I rim provo nil I mi v. I also sell tho well knortii IIIM.lli: WOOIUtl'ltY I'OWKII. A number of nianu faeturers niako thim on a royalty but 1 do not know of any imliutioiiH, but am always In clined to look out for those that talk of Imitations. I also deal In Laundry and .llnrlno Machtiiery, Farm, Church and School Hells, (icncrul Muchlncry, Swift Oilers, Ornui Safety Valves, .Miller l'utiips, Hancock Inspirators, Park & Kcnntdy Injevtors. Acmo and Alligator Wrenches, lllacksmitli Drills. Self-lleatini; Hath Tubn, tbo Wesllnghouso Knulncs. Sco tho ' prices: 10-horsu on wheels, $'.KX); Trnction, S1D7.'; 15 botbo l'raetlun. SIKW. Spiclul discount for cash. (Jeneral Agent for Colburn's llj-uuinoM and Ijimps for K let-trie. J.lghtlim 5 to !i(K( liglltH. Our prayers are bometltues bebt answered when our desires are moit uppobtd. Tit it ly a hi;m:iiold kijjmkoy. lli:ui oiti) Avi:., IJuooki.yn, X. Y., Mnrch 1 , 1861. I lidveused Ai.i.cock's Ponous Pi.astkhs for the hmt twenty years. They aro Irit y a household remedy. If one of my chi -aren has a cold and wheezes, I put an Ai.i.cock's I'ohous Pi.AhTiat on the chest und one between tho hhoulder bludcH. If any of the children have cioupy coughs, or coughs of hiiy kind, 1 place tho plaster close up around the throat; tho soothing elled is uppnrent almost always in two hours. 11 they have u d'sordered stom ach, u Plaster placed just below tho chest bones makes digestion perfect in half u day. If there is any looseness of tho bow el", accompanied by coldness of the skin, two Ai.i.cock's Pohous Pi.astkhs applied over the stomach cmo in from two to live hours. I notice particularly that these Plasters never abrade the skin, or cause the slightest irritation. From my own experience I know they never lail for rheumatism, pains in the back or lum bago. C. IlDDI.l.HHOOK. GENERAL AGENTS WANTED! SAS8 !S month easily lundo selling tbo Fanners' Friend, a bug holder ami scales combined. Oon't iiiIhh thin. Send for circulars. K. K. HA lit. Manager I'ttget Sound Mfg. Co., Tacoma, Wash. Tor. THE RAWSON LIGHT RUNNING REAPERS AND MOWERS. THE LINDGREN CHEMICAL FIRE ENGINES Your village cannot do xvjtbout one. bo without a small ono in your house. You must bavu ono for your mills. You cannot alt'ord to For pui tlculars, address Foot of Morrison Stroot, Portland, Orogon. n m-rr-r"'-""' Tiiffrw- nm r . P K. U. No. 212-S. F. N. U. No. 31!. Z. T. WRICHT. ,, I.,,.,..,., .ii.,. i i.i. .u.i .in mil iiiiiiimimii irTunrMTrwriifririi MJiB YO'J SSCSE? There are ?l,(KiO,000,000 xvoith of diamonde in the world. Throat IUhcuhcs commcuco with a Cold, Cough or ovur-faiigulnt? tho voice. These byiuptoms (which, if ncKlectcd, often result in a chronic trouble of the Throat) are allayed by thoucoof "Jtrtncn's Jlnmehial Troehet," .1. II. KINK, AHMiiyor nnd Auulytlrut ChotiilHt, Ijiboratory. 100 First st Portland, Or. Analyses made of all jubstances. Hates for assaying gold ami silver ores $1.50. Pact ages scut by mail or enpreea promptly attended to, and rcturiiB madn. THY Okhmka for breakfast. Do vou fud dull, lnmruid, low-spirited, lifeless, ittid iinlewriliiiliiy nii.-tT.ibl,'. both plivsiuaiiy nn.l inctit.uly : experienco it sent' of fii!lma or bloating alter catliur, it of "goiii,ui,M,"or cuiptinei-s of stomiieh in the morning, tougii'i cnitt'd, bitter or bad tusto hi iiintith, ii vsrulur npix-tlto, lli ?.ines. ireinii-nc ii.'iiii.uiics, imimsi cyc- fWllt. "'loillillg HX'CU8 tierir.ii'i in iistnition or bllity of ti'i!icr, hot flushes, iilb-riiiitliig with chilly swisatloiip, sharo, biting, trnn slent pai'm hero uml there, cold feet, drow-bim-w alter ineiils wiikefiilnpsn, or dis turlK'd and unrel resiling fcleep, constant, Corvuwiir, 18S7.) Iiid"scrllmblo feeling of dreml, or of pi iidiiur ciuaiiuty t If you have ail, or sny cotisldrnihlo niitiiber nf these t.ym. tutus, you aro eull'eriiig from that nu.ct commoti ol' American maladies lllllous Tysi-ielii, or Torpid I, Ivor, aKsocluted with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. The mori eompllcati d your disease has become, tho gieutur the number and diversity of symptoms. No matter what Miuro It has reuolicd. Dll. lH'foin tiio eyes, i I'n.lK'l'.'S (ioi.lir.N JlKOICAl, DlSCOVtniV xliaiistloii, irrita- i will subdiiH It, If tiiLcii iiceordhig to di rections tor u reasonable iwigtn ot time. If not cured, complications multiply uml Consumption of the I.tinira, Skin liiteascs. ii. nil ijist'iise, ifictimimsm, iv mi icy iiih- im- case, or other gruvo maladies aro quitu I diseases. llublo to ret In. nnd, sooner or litter, in duce a filial t( rii.iiialiiin. Hit. riwiLi'.'s ioi jji.k irrir.u, Discor i:iiv nctH powertullv upon the Liver, mid thiotiixh that giviit biood-pui ll'yiiig organ, cleanses tho system ot all blood-taints anil Iniiiuiltbs. lium wliutever caute nrlt,lng. It Is cijually elileaeious In noting upon tbo Kidneys, and other exetetoiy oigaus, cleansing, iitrengthciilntr, and healing their diMused. As an upi.i.ti7.lt.ir, resloititlvo tome, It prompt. 'a dlg etluii and nutri tion, thereby building up both llesli ami etrcugtli. In malarial districts, this won derful niedlelno 1ms gained grcnt celeli ritv in eiirimr l'i'vcr und Aaue. Chills und l.'ever, Dumb Ague, und kiudred Oiucus Sue AntIoll Piano advertisement. David O. 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Semi for it now to Kast's 788 ami 740 Market St., S.F. nothing CatarrH Thoroughly cleans" tho blood, which Is the louutalu ot hfiitli, by usiiur Dlt. PiKutiis Got.nt:.N Jir-mcAt. DiscnvKiir, mnl g.iod diuestion. a lair skin, biioynut splrltH, und btsllly liuiltli und vigor will be established. Gouiun .MuniCAi. Dit-covitiiY cures all humors, from a common Illotch, or Erup tion, to the worst herotlllu, Salt-rheuiii, " l.'ever-fioies," Hcaiy or Itoutrli Skin, In short, all discuses caused by bail bloisl, aro comiuernl by this poweiful, piirifylut,'. and liivlgorathuf iiit'illeliio. Ureal Kating fl eet h raiiidly heal under Its benign hillu- encc. Virulent blood-polsnns nre. by Its use, robbed of their teirois. HsS'clally has It manifested Its poteuey in curing Tetter, Keeitiu, lCryslnelas, Dolls, Carbun cles, Sore Dyes, Scroti. Jons totes und Swell ltlKS, llip-iolnt DUiite," Whlto Kwelilngs," Goitre, orThlclc Neck, und Kulurged Glands. A medicine ponsiisnlug tho imwer to euro such inveterate blood nnd skin diseases us tho following testimonial portrays, certainly lie credited with possossltifr properties capable of curing any and ull tUlu and blood tllfccUMt', lor nono uru otibtluate or dillieult of euro than Kalt-iheiim. imiet moru I nun I I AltU 1 I rillCIIUlTlOU I I ..... I...'"---- - - "CoLtiMiitts, Ohio, Aug. 18th, 1887. Woitt.n's Disi'iiNB.wiv MimtCAi, Asrocia tiov, ta .Main Htteet, Duiralo, N. Y.i flaitlcmrnVur seventl veure I bavo felt It to bo my duty to glvo to you tho facts In i ela tion to the eompletu euro of a intifet iikki'ii- vauii ease ol eaii-riicuiti, uy tuo use or your '(.o(Vii .Medical Discovery.' An elderly Judy n'latlve nf initio hud been u great suirerer tniiii Hult-ilicum lor imwardBof forty years. Tho dlsutso wua most distressing In her hands, cuueing the skin to cruek open on tho Inside of tbu llngeiu ut chi Joints and Is-twei'ii the llugera. 8ho was obliged to protect the raw plaocs by uieuitt of ud!i"Elvu plitsu-rs, salven. ointinenta uml 1arii!iiKi-H. and during tho winter moiitlis hud to havo her hands dressed d.tily. The pain was qulto Bovem at times ami her general health win badly atfected, paving tho wuy for other dlseaseo to creep In. Catui rti and rheumatism cuiiflod u great deal of eulfcring In addition to tho salt-rheum, fho had useil faithfully, und wltli the most eonitin nd.iblo isTsoveninoo, all tho remedies prtscrlUil by her pliyslclans, but without obtaining relief. Bho ufterwuriU lietrau tretit'ng herself by drinking U-iw mado from blood-puiify-lim nmts and herb. Shu ooiitlnuisl this lor several years but do med no lM-nellt. Finally, about ten yinrs ago, I elianeeil to read one of Dr. Pierce's sinall pamphlets setting forth tho merits of Ills Guinea Medical Discovery ' und other mediclnex. Tho name struelt my fnncy, and seeing that It was essentially n blrKMl-purlfler. I !ra medlntely reeommended It to the old Judy who had been bo long it (Ullfercr from salt-rhcum. Him eoiuiiietieed taking It ut once, and took ono bottle, but bceined to bono better. However, I realized thut it would tuko time lor any incdlcino to elfeet ii cIiuiiko for thu iM'ttcr, mid eucoiuuged her to continue. Hho then purehnsed a lialt-iMloiU'ii bottles, and beloro tin se hud ull lieeu used she began to notice un Improvement Alter taking about u dozen bottles sho was entirely cured. Her liun'iH wero peilcctly well und us smooth and healthy as u child's. Her geneiul health wits ulso griutly Improved; the rheumatism entirely kit her, und tho uitanhwua almost cured, so thut It ceased to bo much annoyance. Phc has enjoyed ejccellent health from thut day to tills, and has had no return of either e.-ilt-rhemn or rheumatism. Tbo 'Discovery' wi'ius to havo entirely erudleutcd tho Bult-ihcum fiom her system. Bho Is now over eighty years old, und very hculthy for ono of eucu extreme ago. I bavo written fills letter, of which you can muko any uso you bco lit, hoping that toimi suirerer from salt-rheum might chance to read it and obtain relief by using your 'Golden Jlcdtcul Discovery for 'Golden It is In Its curatlvo proiiertlee, untl us much abpvo tho iiiultlttido of nostrums uml so-culled 'imtent mcdlcliics,' so walouaiy Iluunted beforo tho public, as (oM Is ubovo tho baser metals. lttspoctfully yours, ., P. W. Vll2ELEH, 182 SUt SU" HO GOOD FOK CHILDREH ncrritisu riioM Cold in Head SNUFFLES on CATARRH rHAYFEVRl CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, SETTING Or BLOOD. U(lI.OK IKIIIV Ai. r.l, v.,.,. n pumptionfwhlclf U Berofulnof tho Lungs), by Its wonderful blooil-purlfylng. Invlgonl ting und nutrltlvo projierUes. Tor weak Lungs, Spitting of Illood, Shortness of llieath, Ilrouchltis, Cliroulu Nasal Catarrh, Kevero Coughs, Asthma, und kindred all co ttons, It is u sovereign remedy. Whilo It promptly cures tho soverest Coughs, it strengthens tho sybtem and purifies tho U1UUU, Consumption. (0 U.3XI I AY-FEVER A particle U tpiJIwl Into uli umlrll toilU inittlik VticxUj ct t dKlifUU by uiil, rugUUiirJ, OOotv I jjj VltlUrTIIKIi' U - i Nw Vor Soiimo.v Iltrrrfl, of A'orth Clauton, Miami Oh, OhUi, writes: "I luivo not thu words to express my grutltudo ior tho good your Golden Medical Discovery has dono my wife. Bho was talten wltli oonsumptlon, and afti'r trying ono doc tor after another I llnully gtivo up all hoiof roller. 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