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The Oregon Scout.
An Independent wi-eU'y Journal, issued ev
ery Pi May lnot'uiliK bv
JOICES & OIIANCEY,
Publishers and I'roiriotors.
A. K. .Tonus, I
Editor. )"
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plication. Correspondence from all parts of the
country solicited.
Adre-s all comiiiun'.ontlonato theOnanox
Scout, Union Oregon.
l'KOI'KSSlOMAL.
it. Kkix,
J. A. Kaki.v.
Notary Public.
J EAK1N , Ss BROTHER ,
Attorneys at Law,
Union, Oregon.
JSfPrompt Attention Paid to Colln.cl.ons.
JOHN It. CJUTES,
Attorney at Law.
Collecting and probate practice special
ties. Ollice, two doors south of post-olllee.
Union, Oregon.
J N. CROMWELL, D. ,
Physicsan and Surgeon.
Ofliec. one door sontlt of .1. .15. Eaton's
store, Union, Oregon.
11. DAY, M. D.,
IIOMKPATTIIC
Physician anil Surgeon.
ALL CALLS IMlOMrTI.Y ATTENDED TO,
Olljcc adjoining .Jones Pro's store. Can
be found nigiiti. at residence in South
west I'liion.
.J. W. Siiki.ton. J. M- Carkoli-
gHKLTON .t CAItKOLU
Attorneys at Law.
Ofliee : Two door? south of post-olliee, Un
ion, Oregon.
Special attention Riven nil business en-tru-ited
to us.
T.
II. CRAWFORD,
Attorney at Law,
Union, Oregon.
OtUcc, one door south of Centennial ho
tel.
g F. WILSON,
Conveyancer and Abstracter.
Abstract to Ileal and Mining property
furnished on short notice, at reasonable
rates.
Sales of Ileal and Mining property nego
tiated. Collection business promptly at
tended to.
Ollice next door south of l'ost-oillec. Un
ion, Orcjjon.
A. L. SAYLOE, M. I).,
Physician and Surgeon,
North Powder, Oregon.
lias ncrmanently located and will attend
all professional calls day or night.
Ollice: Drug store building; residence,
one door wet of Rodger' hotel.
J W. STRANGE,
DENTIST,
La Graiulo, Oregon.
"Will visit Union regularly on tho
first Monday of each month.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
FIRST CLASS
Cornucopia Saloon,
Wm. Wilson, Pnoi
The Finest of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars always in stock.
FIRST CLASS MILLIARD TABLE.
Drop in and be sociable
Shannon Marshall,
T1IK
Practical Horse Trainer,
Will always bo found at IJoothe it Camp
bell's livery 'stable.
Take your vicioun horses to him and ho
will break thcpi. Cliurgos rcnsonubl.).
Ste Line to Gore
VOL
Leave Union dilyut 2 p.m. arrives at
Cove at 3:80 p. lit.
l.euve Cove t 8 o. in , arrives at Union
at 0:30 u. in.
Connection wad with Elliott's cosche.
running to U' dapot, curving psor
for east and bound trains.
UATIM for l',S6H.NTHItSj , I.tJOOACi:
uua rmnftiiT, KK.VlSONAJILlJ.
R0BIK60N it I.AYKK, Proprietors.
Written for the Scoter. I
7:n;r.tfri. t:: 2:i:aim'.v
and XI
'Tiv.ii bright sunny dcy,;l remember
Not u vi,;d we-; at huge o'er the leu ;
Not a bird broke the silence that greeted
The maiden, the meadow, and me.
Sweet iliniv! Calm silence!
The silvery stl'li'cs of J.o. o?
, Pond visions! Fair vision!
That liutierlikc anthems above!
The blue-tails', so modest', were bending;'
The gravs waved away like a sea;
How fair was the beauty that clustered
'Hound maiden, and meadow, and me.
The blue sky ! ller blue eyes I
Her face (lushing red as the rose;
The bright glance "1 ldv ethee,"
And pleasure that no limit knows.
The meadow is bare, and the birds down;
O'er a mound weeps the low willow tree!
'Tisthe old place again but how lonely 1
How sad seems the meadow and me!
How lonely I The maid sleeps
In silence where happiness reigned;
I'm dreamily! 1 see her!
My rye-lids with tear-drops are stained.
H. V. HunMAN.
Tlio Coming I'lii-nniuenoii.
On .lamiary 1st the people of n por
tion of the Pacific coast will bo treated
to n grand spectacular play to the ac
companient of tho music of the spheres.
On that day there will be a total eclipse
of the sun by the moon, a sight which
has been witnessed by only a small
number and there are many astrono
mers who have never seen one. Tho
path of the total eclipse strikes the con
tinent a little north of San Franeisco
and turning northward crosses Nevada
Idaho and Montana and ends up far in
Canada. While only the observers
along this line will see the sun totally
eclipse and in the middle of tho day bo
in darkness, a partial eclipse will be
seen all over tho United States, llero
in Portland we are so near the line of
totality that it will be almost a total
eclipse.
An astronomer says in speaking of
tho eclipse in January : "An eclipse
of tho sun is always in the highest de
gree interesting, because there is hard
ly any phenomen of the heavens at
once so startling' so beautiful and so
awc-inspiiing. Millions haveseen par
tial eclipses, but in order to see total
eclipse you must be somewhere along
a line only a few miles w:de, from
which the moon, at the moment it
comes between the sun and the earth,
will be exactly in lino between the eye
of the observer and the center of the
of the sun. Then the moon for a few
minutes will completely cover the sun,
shutting off its light and heat so effect
ually that the chickens go to roost, and
the observers frequently shiver with
the sudden lowering of tho temperature
of tho air. Then, too, with startling
suddenness, those great and mysterious
banners of tho sun, that astronomers
call the corona, are seen displayed in
tho sky afrotind the hidden orb, like
vast' streamers and enormous spread
ing beams of nebulous light. Occasion
ally with the naked eye, and always
with the telescope, fiery red masses
like huge tongues of flame maybe seen
projecting beyond tho olack edge of
tho moon at various points around the
border of tho bidden sun. There is no
greater mystery in the visible universe,
perhaps, than tho coronal streamers
appearing around the sun when it is
totally eclipsed. Of course these
strange phenomena are there all the
time, but owing to the clTcct of the
glare of sunlight in the earth's atmos
phere, they are invinsiblo to us ex
cept during tho very few minutes that
the blazing faco of tho sun remains
hidden by the opaque body of tho
moon." News.
A Suiiuil Opinion.
K, Ilaln bridge Mundny Km, County Atty
Clay Co., Tex., says; '-IIuvo utfed Electric
Hitters with most happy results. My broth
er also wits very low with Malarial Fever
and Jaundice, but was cured by timely use
of this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Hit
ters saved his life."
Mr. D. I. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky,,
adds a little testimony, saying; He posi
tively believes he would lime died, lind it
not been for Kleetric Hitters.
This great remedy will ward off, as well
as cure all Malarial Discuses, and for all
Klkncy, Liver and Stomach Disorders it
stands unequaled. Price ."0c. and $1. at
Wright's drug store. Union, Oregon.
Farmers and others in buying farm
implements, wagons, etc., will invaria
bly find it to their advantage to let
traveling agents alone and buy of well
known and reliable Arms. Those who
purchase of Frank Hros.' Implement
Co., of Island City, will bo Miro of get
ting just what they buy, and may
count on fuir dealing every time,
Thoir price are fixed to suit the limes
und they always have on hunda extras
for goodd tlicy tell. 3
UNION, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7,
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ISLANDCITY.
o
Pleasant Social Events of the
Past Week.
SALE OF FAltM LANDS.
When,! Stolon I'rom u Farmer" f.rnncry
T)u Suspoptcil Thiol Arrcsleit.
. December -Ith, 1SSS.
The new brewery is ncaring com
pletion. Fred Holmes is in Portland on busi
ness. Mr. R. C. Wade, of Portland, was
in the city this week, looking after the
iuterests of Knapp Ilurrell & Co.
Thanksgiving parties were t'iven bv
Mrs. E. O. Henry and Mrs. Hen Hall-
ev.
Mr. James Fuller has rented for the
ensuing year Mr. Dave IJnchunun's
farm.
Miss Mattic MeCall will give a birth
day party next Wednesday evening
for the amusement of her friends.
Mr. Gaskell has rented .Tames Me
Coy,s farm near Island City. Mr.
McCoy will niove to Portland.
The literary and debating society at
Russell school house has been reor
ganized and is running in good shape.
The Catholics of Island City will
give a musical entertainment on the
27th of December at Glover's hall, La
Grande.
Died. On the 2(5th of Nov., Earl
Pratt, aged'One month and three days,
only child of Walter S. and Letta A.
Pratt.
The butcher shop of Caviness it
Sterling has been moved from tho old
stand to a neat apartment one door
north of the drug store.
On the 2Jth of November many per
sons around La Grande were thankful
that good turkeys could be bought for
2 cents a piece.
Last week C. W. Hamilton bought
1G0 acres of ladd situated on the hill
north of the Cove, the place once
owned by the Rev. L. J. Boothe.
The north Cove was illuminated by
(ptite a conflagration about 10 o'clock
p. m. on Dec. 1st. As near as inter
ested spectators on the Sand-ridge
could tell it was the house occupied
by Wesley Duncan on tho old Ren
Kendall place.
A. J. Hughes, John Rlochland and
Oliver Shafcr have lately bought them
selves farms on the Sand-ridge, in the
central part of tho valley, from .ludge
Licbenthalcr. Mr. Hughes has sold
his old home place to Joe Grinunolt.
When Mr. John Smith visited his
granary on the Wyatt place last Wed
nesday, he found that some one had
been preparing themselves for the pre
dicted hard winter, and that his loss
of quite a number of sacks of wheat
was their temporary gain. Tho
wagon containing the ill-gotten wealth
had always tried to follow tho straight
and narrow track. t After being loaded
it felt so mortified over the part it had
to play that it hung itself on the gate
post. Tho thieves succeeded in dis
loading the wagon, but not tHl its
spine was so badly ail'ected that the
hind wheels wandered around reck
lessly. A committco of citizens kooing
tho queer looking wagon track and
feeling curious to know what wius at
the other end of it, gavo pursuit.
Their investigation was 'followed by
the arrest of Henry Wright and a
longing desiro to interview a young
fellow named Allen. Wright had a
preliminary trial at Island City before
Justice Jones and was bound over to
appear before tho grand jury in the
sum of $:()0. "Luna Tick."
WASHINGTON I.KTTHK.
Political Newt and Huclety Ooislp from
our Itegular Correspondent.
Washington, Nov. 21th. 1888.
PiniTOit OitECiON Scout.
These Western people who arc ma
king up Cabinet slates with both Alger
and Sherman in the star cast are inn
ing errors, if Washington politicians
arc to ho belcivcd. They tell strange
stories of tho death of Sherman's can
didacy at Chicago, being no less than
allegations that Alger bought a score of
Sherman delegates. If this bo truo it
is not to be wondered at that Sherman
dislikes Alger with all tho intense ha
tred of which his slow, cold blood is ca
pable. Tho ambitious Michigan ex
Govcnor would bo at best an oye-soro
in the Cabinet, so far as Mr. Sherman
is concerned, but to be asked to go into
the Cabinet with him well, no, Sena
tor Sherman would most respectfully
decline. And I would humbly warn
Mr. Alger logo politically armed against
this enemy. Even then I am afraid
Mr. Alger would get tho worst of tho
battle.
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney urn k'aid
to have finally induced the Piesidont
to settle in New York at tho cloo of
hi term. Tho grout burjnnte intercuts
o'f Mr Whitney would offur a lawyer
viXTsm - . n rrxriTinr?i?r?ja.Ts cuts 3
some pietly fat retainers, to which Mr.
Cleveland as a butine man could not
be averse. And (lien Mrs Cleveland
.would enter the biilliunt inner circle
of the -100 of which the Whitneys are
supreme lights. If the alliance is per
fected, the Whitneys and Clevelnnds
will journey to the Paris Imposition to
gether next July.
Levi P. Morton's mamoth eight story
apartment bouse is approaching com
pletion, but the story that 0 will re
serve the first story for his family seems
absorb. Mr Morton's great wealth will
seek other quarters, as his family will
be the most prominent in the society
of the coming administration. When
Mr Morton was here as a rcurescntntive
he lived in tho old Hopper mansion,
which is remembered for the brilliant
entertainments there given. His new
position and added wealth, together
with tho fact that one of his daughters
will bo debutant in the first season,
will, it is to be supposed, bring forth
the Morton milliona in somo lavish so
ciety events.
General Harrison is making a wise
move as to his family's religious affairs
The church of the eonvaht on Connec
ticut avenue, as soon as erection was
over, sent him a request to take a pew
in that church. Ho replied that he
would do so, but added that he would
not confine his attendance to ono con
gregation, but would tent the pews in
three or four Presbyterian churches,
and thus avoid unseemly rush and in
flux of strangers that always c :aracter
ize the particular church which a Pres
ident attends exclusively It is a cry
ing repproach to the good name of the
average American, that Mr. Harrison
should see such a necessity for avoid
ing euiious crowds. Rut anyone-' who
bus seen Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland star
ed out of countenance by a well dress
ed but unmannerly throng, whenever
they dared to attend church, will rec
ognize t ho wisdom of Mr. Ifurrison's
plans.
An animated strife goes on among
army officers who aspiro to staff poi
tions, and it was increased this week
bv the rumor that Colonel Dan La-
niont would succeed Gen. Swain as
Judge Advocate-Gen. of the army.
Tho proposition seemed plausable un
til denied by Daniel. 'Ho says that ho
has had enough of official life and can
do hotter outside. Still tho position of
Judge Advocate (Jen. alluded to is a
pleasant- one, and the candidate does
not have to know anything about law.
It is such a tempting position that
Gen. Swain harrassed President Gar
field by every known moans until ho
got it. Just now Swain in undergoing
a deserved retirement of twelve years,
inflicted by court martial, tho sentence
of which, however, unfortunately car
ried with it big piy during suspension.
Svaiu was probably tho most incom
petent and rccklos appointee given
place by President Garfied. 1 do not
beleivo that Garfield over knew, inti
mate as he was with him, whata poor
excuse for a man Swain is. His defic
iency developed more fully after the
Presidents doath.
Lord Sackville's household goods,
from the pots and pans to the bric-a-brac,
passed under the auctioneer's
hammer this week. A pushing curi
ous throng attended. Many Angioma
niacs wero present, and anything that
looked .particularly English brought
fancy prices. Even a harness, that
was marked in every available pluco
with the Sackvllu crest, brought about
$90. J. II. 0.
Kleetric lllllois.
This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion, All who have used Kleetric Hitters
sing tho siiine song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and it Is guaran
teed to doall that U cluimed. Kleetric Hit
ters will cure all diseases of the Liver mid
Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Holls, Hslt
Ithnuiu and other affections caused by Im
pure blood. Will drive Muluriu from the
system and prevent as well au cure ull Mu
lurial fevers. For euro of Ilomlarhe, Con
stipation and Iudigcotiou try Rleetrlo Hit
ters Kutiro satUfuctlou KiinKunteed, or
money refunded, Price AOuU. uiidfl.OOper
bottle at Wright's drtiir store. Union. Or.
Dim I Jixpmlineiit.
You cuniiot afford to wln time in expe
rimenting when your lumpi are hi danger.
Consumption ulways seems at llrl, only a
cold . Do not penult any denier to Impose
upon you with Mime cheap imitation of Dr.
King's Kew Discovery lor Consumption,
Congo imiiI Colds, but be sure you tt the
genuine. Hecuiuu liecsn iiiski- mn jrIH
he nmy tell you lie has something j,t
good, or just lh ssiue. Don't be iie- Ived,
hut Inslit upon gtniiiii Dr. King s N Dis
covery. wliiaJi is gouramet-d to rnJn.f
III iiPTLrOit ujid Lunfuad ClimtnnVitiofiB,
Triel T;ttli i i'- t Wifjlif 'Vu, stoic
1888,
Tire por
Residence of Wesley Duncan
Destroyed by fire.
WE E K'M i I A P I 'EX I Xf J S.
Tii Hie SamlwU'li Islands Tunr Through
Hurtpi' elnl N'oti'o.
December (5th, 1S8.S.
K. P. MeDaniel went to Raker City,
Wednesday, on a short business trip.
Mr. Edward Holmes is clerking in
the Isl.md'City drug drug store, F. J.
Holmes being alvsent in Portland. -f,
Miss Nettie Cochran started for
Cieur d' Alene, Wednesday, where she
expects to pass the winter with rela
tives. Lee WiUon and Chas. Kelsoy went
! to Sanger this week. They expect to
j secure work in tho mines and remain
l during the winter.
! m.. ,wi x.... v , ...:n
'.I. lll 1.1 I C f HHl.ll ,tlll I 11 111 Ull II
invited guests at their home this even
ing from 7 to 11 o'clock, the day being
the anniversary of their wedding.
Mr. E. J. Cameron, a resident of
lower Cove, died, after an illness of
two weeks, of lung troubles, Friday of
last week. He. left a wife and child to
mourn his untimely taking off.
Mrs. Dor.i Noreen ucr Camp, of Cal
ifornia, accompanied by her husband,
will start on a four year's tour in a few
days. They will visit New York, Lon
don, Africa and Australia before re
turning. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Warfel, formerly
of Leighton Academy, have left Cali
fornia and gone to the Sandwich Is
lands where they have accepted gov
ernment positions as educational
instructors at good salaries.
It is currently reported in Oovo that
a prominent citizen of Union witnessed
the great Chinese battle in Portland
recently, and that ho was the individ
ual win) held with each hand a celes
tial in fiont of him as a shield against
tho flying bullets.
iluito a number participated in the
turkey shoot last Saturday. Part of
tho shooting was at the fowls' beads,
forty yards ulf bund, but the mortality
I among the birds was so great that this
was soon discontinued. .Peter Goyotto,
the crack ..hot, was down from High
valley and cairied otf a lino turkey.
Some uiid he won it with a silver
bullet,
Ffty conp.ea were in attendance at
tho Thanksgiving ball given by the
band last week, and everything passed
off as merry ns a marriage bell.
Among thoM) present wero Mr. A. N.
Hamilton and wife, .Mr. Miildlelou,
Mr. dins. Duncan and several others
from abroad. The niembern of the
band tender their sincere (hunks to
the many friends who so materially
trssistod in making tho affair a success.
Untold riches await me when I shall
have introduced my new invention.
Patent, applied for. Prof. S. Such a
supper and music! It was- disgrace
ful! .Miss M. Wo wri'M second choice,
any way. B. boys. I am searching
for some one to inform mo if the re
port of my approaching nuptiali is a
true one. J. K. Did yon hcm mo clip
the turkey's head oil'? W. M. And
did you see me squander a dgllar by
shooting ono through the body? Lti.
Something must happen ere I make
another past dusk call on a lady friend.
Either it must be a moonlight night,
or tho) mud holes, largo enough to
diown a man, must dry up. A. C.
Wesley Duncan's dwelling house in
lower Oovo was totally destroyed by
firo last Saturday night. Tho causo of
the lire was a defective flue, although
there had been no tiro in the stovo
Hneo three o'cloek in tho afternoon.
About eleven (he game night tho fami
ly was aroused by the roaring of the
flames and barely time was left to
snatch a few effects convenient at
hand and escape. Not over flvo min
utes elapsed till the roof fell in and all
was a smouldering lot of ruins. For
tunately a sum of money had been
removed from the houso tho day before.
Mr. D. felt badly in particular at the
loss of his faithful dog. Tho canine
could not be rescued and tho plaintive
howls of the poor fellow, as ho was be
ing burnt to death, were sad to hear.
A unall boy of a neighbor was wit
nessing with wide open oyes tho eight
novol to him. A large pistol which
had been left loaded in the house be
gan to discharge and tho youth, evi
dently wanting to be on the mifo tide,
hurriedly asked Mr. Duncan which
way hu had loft the revolver pointed.
There was no iusuranco.
A WOMAN'S JlISCOVKItY.
"Anotller wonderful discovery has lecn
made and that too by a Jndy In this county,
Disease fusteued Its clutches upon her uud
fur seven years she withstood its severest
tests, hut her vital organs were undermined
snd death seemed Imminent. For thrcu
montlia she coughed Incessantly and could
not sitM'p, Hie bought of us a bottle of Dr.
King's Kew Diseovory for Consumption
d ws so muuli relieved on taking llrst
duso tltst lie slept nil night and Willi one
Untie hut UiuM niimeiilously cured. Hit
mtiiie is Mrs LuUiur Lull" Thus write
W. C. lluiii'lekbt (X, of Mliolby, N. f).
(let a free IrUl bottle Wrfrjht's drift
-.(ore I'iiIdii, Ut j,in
NO, 24.
NOKTH l'Oll DKJ
IiitrrcolltiK News of tlm AVmk Krom
Om- ItiKulnr Ciri-VKpniiitrnt.
Dec. Ith, 18SS.
Fine feathers certainly make lino
birds.
Mr. T. J. Tulley, of Union, was in
town Saturday.
Horn. Nov. 2;5, 18SS, to the wife of
Andrew Lunn, a son.
Mr. Caldwell, who has been teaming
at Telocaset, has returned.
We learn Eccles' mill at Telocaset
will bo moved to a new location, soon.
I 1 omksgiving ball was a decided
success, eifty-cight numbers weru
sold.
Mr. J. D. S wider, of Itoek crek, Ra
Uer county, eanio in on Friday on bus
iness. Mr. W. Sodcr. representing the I)a
kor City Heveille, was in town during
tho week.
Andrew Lunn has erected a com
modious barn on his premises in the
western prtof town,
A number .f strangers from La
Drande, Raker and Union attended
the ball on Thursday evening.
Governor Pennoyer has refuted to
grant a requisition for Ilrooukin's re
turn. Petitions are "oscaspcal"
No very brilliant shooting was done
at the match on Thursday and Friday,
yet all tho turkeys wero claimed and
taken away.
Mr. Roll, tho painter, after orna- ,
menting various business houses with
artistic sign writing, returned homo on
Saturday. Mr. II. is a first-class artist
in his line, and gives satisfaction.
Mr. James Charnes and family left
via Oregon Short, lino for old Missouri,
on Monday. They aro dissatisfied
with Oregon and will remain perma
nently in that country.
Mr. F. X. Dolun, an employee of
tho Western Unior., and ton of Judge
Dolun, eanio down from Raker on
Wednesday. .Mrs. Dolun, his wife,
who has been visiting relatives here,
returned home with him on Saturday
morning.
liss Annio Richardson's services as
instructor in the Wolf creek distfict
school terminated on Friday last.
Miss Richardson is highly spoken of
as an educator and she meets with no
difficulty in securing a second term or
in ore wherever she has been employed,
which would indicate her ability aiiil
lit net's for tho position.
(UTAKD NOTCH.
All fines against members of "IT"
Co. are declared off on account of be
ing illegally lovicd.
Thirty-live members were in lino at
the last meeting and practiced tho
manual of arms for the first time.
A special meeting is called for next
Saturday (8th inst.) for tho purpose of
changing tho time of mooting, altering
the by-law's,- and other very important
busiiesii.
A grand Now Year's ball will bo
given by tho company. Uniforms for
tho company were reeoived hero on
Monday direct from the manufactory
at Columbus, Ohio.
Five new guns of tho regulation pat
tern are in possesion of (ho company,
which will bo used 'in target practice.
Tho company olfmers will order uni
forms and side arms the coming week,
on receipt of which "K" company will
become military in appearance if not
in tactics.
A JAN.
mr.ii VAI.I.HY.
A 1'en- Sitgu ltellectlons nnd Criticisms.
Iiy Homo,
The moro ono writoa, tho loss people
rcihomber.
Mr. . Win. Huffman camo ovqr to our
valley recently, tho first time in twen
ty years.
Considerable sickness among tho
children. All aro improving at pres
ent with the holp of Drs. Cromwell
and Dcering. i '
All who flatter themselves with vain
boastings of their perfcotnoss should
learn the sixth chapter of Matthew,
Mr. Frank Ross and Henry Mayotto
have taken positions in tho La Grando
round house for the winter.
Suppose you don't agrco with tho
editor in every particular, no need to
stop your paper on that account. Tho
destiny of a papor docs not hang on
that small a thread. If you should
thrust your thumb into a pool of
water by tho roadsido nnd straightway
pull it out again, no hole, would ro
muiii. Bo if for tomu trilling reason
you got htillby at a good paper and
quit, two men will tako your plaeo.
Rotter move on with the procession.
Homo.
tiii: Vi:itI)ICT UNANIMOUS.
W. J). Htilt, druggist, Hlpptis, lnd tertl
llcj: 4,I can recommend Kleetric Hitters as
tho very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given rellof In uvery caso. One iinm
took six Ixittlus and was cured of Rheuma
tism of 10 years' standing." "The best
soiling lui'dk'lno I have ever bundled in my
20 years' experience, U Electric Hitters."
Thousands uf others liuvn added llulr U'tN
nioiiy, so (hut (lie verdict U muum
Unit JJU'ctrto HlttwH do wire uU dUutfv if
tho I.K'iif. KJiliiov or JUood, .Olih' H Jwlf
u nJlhfrloOfci at VilgYir thk vn.