It? H This iu tii nionunif ntal t-gv. Htrunge as it may seem, Senator 13 not satisfied with the L-'vi.'iud iiduiin!?tira;.ion. ' j .ddicid 3 aka Hanner is doad. (-.Not even tho medicinal vi--tvws of Medical Lake stats could save it. i si rs i'ttl. vuiitf r;.Lfi' .1 '. -.it-. ,:i ; t.i v.-; i...:i- i'fouH! .i:iu l'. peric-,iy iiiun in til. Louis, 'udiK.tjiy rKinvbd ' light that c'liidrs-n. should be made t.j another world l.y the i..urdroy;t tt fat e.vwythinp; that 13 set before as-ault of highbinders, was lurkd j them; bat ia carrying oat th.3 with both Christian ai Confucian j singular theory too often the eremonits, and now the emu doti- i gravest iniarv results. An eminent biii I a ' y has bten done for Aliici'V c!eru'vn.an the rrurccred CelcstuU. jn duly has bten dene for Ah j city cierjjv a,nu tsld me the other day ti.Lt the mars si-jht of liver cooked in any form made him ill. this city. This queer combination of the ceremonies of Christianity and what Christianity culls pagan Did you Sup- When quite a little fellow his stern lather, who was one of the sort The Democratic conventions of Mississippi, Iowa and Ohio have endorsed Cleveland' administration in no uncertain terms. Iho.'Scout says that "a coal oil spring, with a steady stream about ono inch in size," has been discov ered in Union county. i.to, suggests the net unreasonable ' that tvould permit no "nonsense," inquiry it the allied "converted" 1 as he expressed it, with regard to Celestials really understand if tbey are converted, and to and from what tkev are converted? The re ligion handed down byCcnfucius an te datesChnstiaiiity by a littie more than five centuries, and so eminent authority as the Protestant, mission ary, Dr. Samuel Wells Williams, declared it to be generally unexcep tional in its moral teaching and tendency. It is quite possible that the Chinamen who accept Christian conversion do so with a reserve in favor of their own religion cast an anchor to the windward, so to The Ore'joitian quotes approvin-- ly from the Cofvallia Gazette the following: "The Hon. Geo. II. Wil ii sow aud has been for some timt the choice of 90 Republicans I 8l-k ""I when they come to die , TT . , , desire to o to tue yrave with a luii parade or the burnt joss sticks, pose Mustang Liniment only good for horses? It is for inflamma tion of all flesh. f 3 p fc-v ill f 1: ; it-is 7 r C3 ki W iiJ 2 .Bf rf very 100 for United States v(nttoi." Bin! r' .-J.!oy and Foraker nre again tii opposing gubernatorial candi dates in Ohio. If Foraker wins, it will b a big rebuke to the admin--.trai.ion; but if lloadly (Deui) wins ii Republican Ohio, the fact w.H have no palitical significance what- vtr, according to the Blaine or- ; .' .4rl. baked meats, cards and other Chin ese careinoriials enstoraary, as well as the prayers and hymns of their new-found 8unctay-school teachers and friends. Ncm York World. Mr. Cleveland's idea of a compro .i.it the cattlemen ara beginning . 4 lind out, resembles the indiffitr- ..; "f Dean Kichmond, who said jis subordinate of esthetic and independent tastes in the matter of i - .ration: "I don't care a durn v. aat color you paint your old car, . ioHir as you paint her red." A dorian. 7hen Bourbon editors become . : ;hteously indignant at the idea of 1 th u man as Stanley Matthews' o.cupying- a seat on the Supreme ich and feel like contorting his ; f irious decisions into political . i.iitil, they should remember that r: was hy the vote of Bourbon Dem : '.fcic Senators that said Stanley '.t tthevs was conh'niied in his pos-'yn. Ihis much cannot be honestly ;':;!,!: tho administration in at . .iti. s inia appointments has follow i lie letter and spirit of the slrict- : 2 service reform. These are : vi-ry instances that have given i - filaine organs and Bourbon or-y-.i. tho greatest oTene. The lat-t-.j diiire the continuance of the !,ro-,s system for present profit and rjinrr desiro the same for pros i 1 e profit.. The r11ucr.1l Tunc He lVantrd for a Martt-r. Ole man Buntin had not been es pecially blessed in hi.s possession of a wife, and was rather walked over by Mrs. B., hut finally she died and the old man had tho preacher come and see him. "Good morning, Brother Bun tin," he said; "this is a solemn time." "Yas, rather, fur the old woman." "And for you as well, Brother Buntin, for she was an active Christian and did much good." "So I've heern, so I've heern, Mr. Good." "I presume, Brother Buntin, you will -want me to preach the funeral to-morrow. " "Jest ez soon ez you please. Mr. G6od." "Are there eny directions you would like to give?" "Kin I hev it done som'at az I want it?" 'Oh, yes, of course." "Then I won't teeh the sermint, fur you hev to build that the best you kin, but I'd like to fix the 1 singin a little. K;n I do thou "Yes; what do you want to have done?" "Well, want a chune kinder set tin' oil" my feeiin's like, an' I reckon ez how the choir might sing. 'Arise my soul, shake off your fuars,' fur a starter, and let 'em give 'Tins is the way I long have sought' fur a winder. I reckon thet's all tho drcckshuns I've got, and thein'li 1 .... t - . Kiver tue case ez lur ez i m concerned." children's likes or dislikes as far as food was concerned, insisting that tbey should not exercise any taste or choice in the matter, rtquired him to eat some liver which had been put cn his plate. There was something about the particular piece of liver that set the child against it, but he was forced to swallow the re pulsive morsel, and ever since his stomach has rebelled even at the thought of the gross piece of tyranny which was practiced upon him. It is a sound rule for all of us that with respect to food our likes and dislikes are the best guide as to what is good for us, aud it is safe to eat upon the plan that whatever wo reush will prove on the average harmless and wholesome, and what ever produces disgust will prove, as a general thing indigestible. A re cent writer on this point has fully expressed my opinion in saying that "nothing can be more wrong than to make children eat fat, for example, wher. they don't want it. A heaithy child likes fat and eats as much of it as he can. If he shows signs of disgust at fat that proves him to be of a billious tem perament, find he ought nevero be forced to eat it against his will. A good many of U3 have disordered digestion in af ter-life simply because we are compelled to eat rica rood in childhood which was felt instinctive ly unsuitable for us." Bilk j iu Verona. Verona is noted for the Capitu lar library, as it is called. This is said to be the largest collection of rejected manuscript in the world. I found a Viigil that was certainly over 1,G00 years old. I also found a well-preserved CDpy of "Beautiful Snow." I read it. It was very touching inileed. Experts said it was 1,700 years old, which is no doubt correct. I am no judge of the age of manuscript. Some can j look at the teeth of a literary pro duction and tell within two weeks how old it is, but I can't You can also fool me on the age of wine. My rul-a used to be to observe how old 1 felt the next day and to fix that as the age &f the wine, but this rule 1 iind is not infallible. One time I found myself feeling the next, day as though I might be 138 years old, but on investigation we found that the wine was ex tremely new, having been made at a drug store in Chevecne that same RoHh on Bats. Clears out rata, mice, roaches, flies, ants, bed bugs. Heart Pains. Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dizziness, Indigestion, Headache, Sleeplessness cured by "Wells' Health Renewer." Ronsti on Corns. Ask for Wells' "Rough on Corns." 15c. Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bun ions. Bncim-Paiba. Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, Scaluir.r, Irritation, Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the Bladder. 1, Druggists. BoiS-Eiigs, Flies. Flies, roachos, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice, goph ers, chipmunks, cleared out hy "Hough on Rata." 15c. Thin People. "Wells' Health Renewer" restores health and vizor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual De bility. ?1. Kongh on Pain. Cures cholera, colic, cramps, diarrhoea, aches, pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia, rheumatism. 20c. Rough on Paul Plasters, lie. Slathers. If you are failing, broken, worn out and nerv ous, use "Wells' Health Renewer." SI. Drus- gists. Lite Preserver. If you are losing your grip on life, try '"Wells' Health Renewer." Goes direct to weak spots. Rsuga on Piles. Cui'cs Piles or Hemorrhoids, Itching, Protrud ing, Bleeding, Internal or other, Internal and External Remedy in each Package. Sure cure, 50c. Druggists. Pret! Women. Ladies who would retain freshness and vivac ity, don't fail to try " A' ells' Health Renewer. Roukh on Itch. "Plough on Itch" cures humors, eruptions, ringworm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chil blains. KousrU on Catarrh. Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete euro of wor.-t chronic cases, also unetjualed as gargle for Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Foul Urcath. 50c. The Hopeorslse S::in. Children, slow in development, puny, scrawny nd delicate, use "Wells Health Renewer." HOIXIS 1 CTiETE mmuM III DEALERS IN- ?fi ff m. 5 35 ,v n GREAT OVERLAID BQUTE, NORTHERN PACsRG R. R. THE OlILY LINE RUiiKllia Pullman Pa! nee Sleepins Cars, 52a;,T3i!U'Cnl Buy tone-Sec ami E1EGA3T EUfSBlST SLEEriXfc CAES with berihs free of cost. From Washington and Oregon TO THE EAST! Via St. Paul and Slinsieapelis. The only Trans-continental Line Banning PALACE mftSNG CARS. (Meals (Scents.) Fastest Time Ever Mads from the Coast OVER THE- Korthsrn Pacific Railroad. To R'oux t'lty. t'.Tj'.Ki! cS!nSTT, Sf. .5 et5?s, Airtit-wa. Lrsivrinvoi-.S:. 3i.aB::4 t'jiy, L;ur:i;:t:!i!.. ifjtucy. OF REFERENCE' Fe? Every ; Kcnr-s Library. iCIotMng, Hats, CHEAP FOR CASH. Silent 33V.1. Washington never made a speech. In the zenith of his fame ha once attempted it, failed, and gave up confused and abashed. Jn 1'rxuiinL' 'iit:irrh of (lie ISladsJer. Stinging, irritation, inflammation, all Kidney and t-rinary complaints, cured by "Iluchu-Paiba SI. W;ster ISjiksi, Roar has. "Rough on Rats" clears them out, also Beetles. I CANVASSERS WAITED FOP. 3IY PAC!F!0 STATES IMP, day. ilea JiJis "AcelimaSed" in Texas. A man who moves to Texas from tho old States has to be very cau tious until he has had time to look i .t! Secretary of State will have ;! id pithy of all Americans, and 1 0 -iiy of all who have traveled !. V lit his efforts to improve th- Ui."e of our consular service, jiwi. radical evil can only be ; !" tJ by Congress. At present, "-.. in that branch of our ser 1 c-. m 1 abf urdly smull. The con ,u! i tiiat the occupants fall . : 1 f classes. First, tho im who, are clad to take : ' -'o- '"co;id, rich people, who .'. -I . -. -.'us of social distinction, -... j, -i!iinj to take place for -' n '.-nor may go with it; iuiiu ignorant persons, who . there is much more '' glory iu a consulate - . ' : 1 -ctH warrant. A fourth .iiH. include ipvalids who . i !J.'a that a particular cli :. (.::; ber.etit them, and who -:c ih order to have a Iivli ' .i an.; eaVy occupation in their 1 lor health. Out of these i n t- ear foreign consular ) -..( is mostly recruited, and :. v- . inue to be, until Congress . o attach proper and sutli 1 ' . .ensalijn to the offices or . c-.t.i b bettor to abolish tho the Cmstitutien of the United ! "round. If he has a little money States, the labor was almost wholiv i he had better keep it low down in perforined in committre of the whole.of whicli George Washinniun was chairman; he made two speeches during the convention, however, and was its acknowledged mast, r spirit, and historians aihrm that j t0- An old acquaintance asked me had it not been for his personal I yt-sterday if I got acclimated, and his pocket for a few months or he will get accli mated. By acclimation they mean losing what -ou brought with you and getting so reduced that you can't get away if you want popularity and thirty words of his first speech, pronouncing it the V.est that could be united upon, the Con stitution would have been rejected by the people. Thou. Jefferson never made a speech. He couldn't do it. Napoleon, whos;; executive ability is almost without a parallel, said that the greatest difficulty was Gliding men of deeds rather than wonis. When asked how he main tained his success in age and ex perience when Commander-in-chief of the army in Italy, he said by reserve. The greatest of man is not measured by the length of ins speeches and their number. 1 told him yes and that I had writ ten home for money to take me back to Georgia. "Happy man," said he, "if you have any left at home, for but few who come here leave any behind, and by the time we acclimate them they are pro pprly humble and go to work and in a year or so are reconciled to stay." Hill Arp. CALIE9P.NIA STATE HAP, And Other Public-.llions. 7. 1 T-i r ntiien-t via St. i'.itii Bi5 I "nst r;i;0 -IMMENSE STOCE: OF- MM-Va JS 'MAPI Durend Off P mum lasi j & r"f 5 IW f, 4 s SJ (Incorporated March 15, 1SS3.) CAPITAL STOCK - - $100,000. .4. P. VE5B?f - Secretary E. E. S33ITSI - Asst. Secretary M. J. DUB&r - - - - TmjKssrcr E. E. W&m Manager JSaurafa Icnl., Ciikaao E. A. l YuVm, m. j. UKAe. EFFSMGSR & Attorneys. o Take Notice. Pianos and rgans tM oa easy jjaymeats It you pur chase a Piano -w torgmi ? tliin" oia jnay on the install ment plan and saaaM be cojapeiucd, Vo;n is.y vxmxe whatever, to reinrn the inmtrnmiV.;t, after having paM a on is, yon can ao so anil not sose one dosjar yon have to c!Esnrejes on 1 Q only tea ecJitss fser THE OXi LIS RCJSXOG TiiFonsh Easistrant Sleepias Cars fi-oju Portland. And hnnird o-j resalar exjr-rs trains over tbe -t:tire Irimfi ifi!jD Nollh eru i'ueifu- l:i;li-o;:u. Leave Vt'allula Junction at 4:40 a. m. Leave Portlai:d at tJ:JU p.m. tlailv; arrive at Min neapolis .r fet. 1'iUtl 1-2:20 p. m., fourth day. Connection made at St. Paul aud -Minneapolis to ail points Eat, South and Southeast. PACIFIC D1VISIOX. Train leaves Portland dailv ll:4r, a. m. Annve at New Tacoma 0:3J p. in., coiitKetinvi with O. j ! J.. tv -t . ii) .- iKti lur ail pti.nts yn riicL aouno : I . :. - a. i;. - ii Aii:.iv-s, ijeii i v.est n I'ltss. Ajreiu, 1 WOCCSTCE"S Q.r.tST irnoA2T OF TltU ENCLlill I..vovagf Kev,' IZcl';tion. AVitb S-.tpji.euier-t. Vn::t-riu.cetl and prMutely illus trated. The rfcWKiani, ami i:i n'.l respects Wt Kftiunar.v pubiisucd. L.brarv slieet', ciaielcU ed-cs, u4x. urnst-orrs rHosontie ire- VKAPU1CAL Et TIOSAST. Containing complete and concise EkiprphJoI Sketches ot the Eminent Fersons of all A?e and Ctuntries. By J. Thomas, A. M., M. O. Imperial Svo. Sheep. S10.C0. MriMSCtTT"S PEOOlMCIXti CAZET- EF.K OF THK A cotnpVte Oeoraj hical nictionary. New Edi tion. Tnjroughly revisetl and erectly enlarfred. (.'nuuninsr SupiJeineiitary Tahi, with tho m-ist recent Census Keturus. Ketyal So. Sheep. ?12.(10. cn.tKB'Kia-s ESCTCior.F.aiA. American R jviscd Editi-m. Tnr. se-t ts ettet wai. A Die-: .:ar,- ft Iei i'. ia f.v eii.re. Fro- I iii-ety 1 Utidr-fe-l with Jla; 3'.ate ai.d V-d-PL.t..' la wx. lioyal fcvo. ivenU ctiitiwii?, at vn .i p::ces. nF..tsjzR-! acrsarst-CE usntcV. Coiit-ini-i-r "ti:r. i:sr;:irs swoK. i c;i:.vr .ro w.ns r --.h t. -ivrA-1 j T . -." t -. : !' KSCLIS'.I Wi!!tt.-;.- a v..!s. l:.-uml in lia'i ni'.r.re.t, in c'i.th b.-. $12.0J. Or e&dA vulunic-s.dd sep-iratcy A3.5.5n;.r.'S QV'ikTATIAJiM. Emhra.'-e's "oriSr::! CntitiitltjK,' 5ros ja:;t.-iii!s," .t Antlmra tt Alt Aj:'-." Ccr.vpU-te in thre.t oi-lav.t -tl-Uitie.;. Price per set in cl.,th,jj0. Hti; Ui. sia, 12.-X. "VFor sale by all PooLscller, or-illbe sent ree or i-x,-t n:--e, on reeij't n the price bv . I- 3. LIPPiKCGTT & CO., :;.-.'. 'i' a'.i.ei St., Pbi!r.Iclpnfn. Io. 2 Washington St., Portland, Or. i til. pnai Vfe'l f rnmm ill: pahl. Eiine Chapel Osans twit montniy paynieatM, wntea wonkc month for each inem&er of the C to pay. The celebrated I8I2.4iD PaAN'OS have been in 1132 throughout the States f-..r over tu'enty years, and are fir.st-c'.-s.-; in every i-aivii-ulir. Ve ive a warrantee with every instrument, that runs live y.ars tr.-m date of sale, and .ve are rhriit here to m.ike it iro-td. We have i.iei ities for rc;:aiiin Pianos and Oraru ai. cur Jic-ps in tha city of Pottlaud and all work '.varrau ted. Our JIusic Hall and Warerooins are on First street, No. .".10. Take the First street cars and rido to the corner of Clay stre'j. Those who emu jt cali n us can write lor particulars and catalogue of our instruments. Address For further particulars write to R. A. Temey, 20 SANSOME STItEET, SAN FKAXCISCO, CAL lb- - 1 li ! ; e rapidity with which Assis J v-toaster General Stevenson -- -.g republican postmasters i .'. he vacancies with dem- causinjf some anxiety mugwumps. These ofli- covornd by the civil ser- and it has been announc-1 o idmiuistration will not :' scope of the rules at ' ::... Theorists who go to ex s.j. -a deiiouoco a policy that compromising with ' r --ils 't.it great reforms move ! . , : they can only move at i 1 T-.t i' acpiars that tho classi t! til-vice has survived a i-ist'-tw' rrty and is established a I .-. tuut liftn it above the '''''- r-' J olitics, that will be p stride forward. It ' rh-u, after tho post offices t"c.'. divided with some fair- tho parties, tho de ;.';" .vi'f.t adopt a more con ! ....licy. But reasonable : - w:n r-t' criliciss tho adminis 'r:: o , for seeking to ea rthing like anetjuili :s matwr. Wtsinisicnlilit's. Idaho no longer takes the cake. The resignation of Gov. William liunn has bceu accepted. Mark Twain says his children are very modest and retiring. They take alter their mother. "Call .Me Hack Again" is the title of a new song. Rejected Minister Keiley is susttccted of beiu; the author. Why is the hoy v. ho plucked a couple of apples from a tree liite a certain city iu Nova Scotia? He picked two (Pic tou). Cossack cavalry are called "Sons of the hid." When this hecomes known we thail prohahly hear Congressmen re ferred lo aa Cos'ui k cavalry. "I aw siy," iangui.ily observed one dude to another; "I aw see that some fellah has aw invented aw mt'.wchinc faw looking into the bwain." "Yaas," drawled the other, 'hut that don't iutcrwest us, dou- la the most virulent form of Wood-poison. lrtC. Less speedily fatal, but not less cer tainly so, is the vit iation of the blood of which tho first symptoms are Iimpl?s, Sties, Boils, and Cnta-neons Erup tions. When the 1 nint of Scrof ilia gives warningof its presence by suchiadictiltons, no time sliould be lost in usini; Ayeh's Saijsapauilla. the onlv perfect and reli- ahle nieUiciue for the purification of the blood, Is a foul corruption in the blood that rots out all the machinery of life. Nothing will eradicate it from the system sind pre vent ils transmission to ofl'sprius hut Ayer's Sarsaparii.la. This prepara tion is also the only one that, will eleanso the blood of Mercurial poison and the taint of Contagious Diseases. Impover ished blood is productive of ANBHA Wljicli Tliey K.iii! Bat Iter be. j "There were two Httlo ;;i;-ls nam ed Ruth and Jennie," said Deacon Uucrdg, addressing the Kunde.y school (the deacon isn't much of a ! talker), "and one day their Uncle ! James gave them a shilling apiece. S llu'.h put lier shillirg in the mis- ! sioiiary box for tha poor little! heathen children who haven't nny I kind fathers and mothers to buy ! them clothes and-er-)rayer-books ! and things; but Jennie ran right : down street and spent her shilling for French candy anil nuts and a p. pies and er-parasols and dolis and jerseys and tailor-made suits and er-everything you can think of, ; and never gave any of it to tho poor iittlo heathens, whom we all ' tcher know." f-.nl o.-. c. ....... f..- "NT ,!. : , i , , . estern act' ren, uoiiciuoeti ine ciencon, impres sively, "which would vnn rnthir be, liuth. who gave all her mor.ev . i,. . ' '" ", " " ' ' " '"'! j 1,..(,'. t ; ...i- : I'.vwiht-U, yes. Wes;cr.i actor- CJ snonds evrv nut l.o'r.nltC' i V cr-v WOu- 1 m Kni,1S to Missouri i J "f "x Mam Ft., Weston. 7.") ren's per dozen. White shirts 1 ir"::e:i in the he style t ir 'one o ci:?r'c- for cru:i:-. collars and ! Little ioi:i Cood itiL'ilt, mamma, i oa::dkerehieis if lcs tiian .;ix e.f each. 20Jm ; Mamma Why, yon must not o to ' hed yet. Y..u have not had your sup- I 7A:sTED . j per. Li;tie Tom Oh, r.n; Im not Ko- i ? AGENTS t t Ti i,J t'-ii I'liin 5 new ana superior maps ana A wretched condition indirnted lvv Pallid Skin, Fiaceid JJuseles, Shattered Kerves, nd Melancholy. Its first symptoms are Weakness, Languor, Ijosr, of Serve Force, and -lleutal Lte- ieetion. Its course, unchecked, lends 'inevitnhlv to insimitv or death. Vt'otm n f recmeiit Iv snfiV-r from it. The only medi cine thut, while riches it with new the whole system, is Oyer's Sarsaparills, rilEPARFD 1Y Dr. J. C. Ayes- & Co., Lowell, 3Eass, Sold hy all Druggists: Price 1; bix bottles for 5. s lililflLLE Willi H The unricrstfrr.cd has on hand a larjre assortment oi one, two and three-yutr-otd Fruit Trees, Apples, Pears, Cherries, Phims.ctc, Gome new and rare fruit. Also everal of the best Russian Varieties Also Bix or ei;,-ht varieties of OKAPE HOOTS, whi.-h we will sell at PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, and wPKalso talre in oxeliarrro V.'lioat, Tarlov and Oatsat the IIUIIIi-ST 'I All MKT VliiCyZ. mm :,''N-.'r? I am tivty-scven years old, and have lived in this (Hall) county all my life. IT to twtnty citrht ycavs ixifo I w.;s rcn:i:d as the stvontrcst man in the mi ji'oifiho i tl:c nir-st Miust in liwiUJi. In Ncvvmiicr, IS'iC, I had a long and seri-.tus spell if typiitiid fuvor. It lft me eina-rlat-d ar;d cri; plutl in my riicht Im. At times that-liiab was MvoMtn an enonons size, heijr Ivvii-e as lan;o as ils niitura! couuitlon. and in tUmcd and anrry in a;;u'araiK-e. Knni luy liiioe down ti:tn.Iisurc'4 came, and at the nnUf x l.iro ul-cr canic, which tiiachiinivd joisriou in.-tter. My wholt; pvptcin hv.i-o.iiie infected. The (Victors would tiutch iwt uv for awhile, but tin ulc-r wou'.d never iit-al. Tue mert urv .and ; poRs'.i with whi:-h they dosed nie hron r'ut on ; rhouTiat:s:ii and dys; ejia. i wan an object uf pity to all my friends. Sumo Uiouirht tUa ho only hoie tr sivt' i:fe w:.s a'cputaiion. 1 con i tiniiud to ow woie, and fr thrc years ! hive not worn a sho,-. Hopo ho,d ulmrst left we. I Swift's Specific was sueRtc-;!, and I connnenccd i its use at oiee. Front the very Jirst 1 lx-.ia to fc-i-l i it iter, i !ia'c r.iUcn thirty-sic boUiis, and the' s.ict'imv widt h Ivul d-irkviicd my i:fe for tv. t;ut' -fiiiit yiars ht-vc kU b. on tiissijwtod. 'I lie et ft ct of the ir.fiiivine has hten wiidi-rftil indt -d. To-day I am able t; attend to a!l my fanjjnir iiit.utsls, and v:ilk fmm one to five iiiites pur day. I am sat: Sad that the disease is entirely bvukn up. mu henct fort !i I am to bo free fr.itii thes.; tjtri!:l- ap;m hem-ions nnd Piif f''rii;;r v.hich i.-merly nir.dti my lite niisorable. N'.vlfi's sp'.'t-ii'e hit Ione mare, for inc in one year th.m a!I the dri!:? t'ovc midieine prcstrrihed by physicians did in t. uity ciijht years, anil inoit cheeri'idly hear tiiit; tt&timony vi its merits a. K. HKr.U Hall County, Ca , Feb. 23, UvS5. 3fW JSSTJ3S TIKE to insure the greatest amount and choicest vane ties. We warntnt our stock true to name; so come on and pa.-onhx honvi production. AARQM F.!LLEI & SCM, One Slile North of ilton. Pfi r rra $ n ' Pi it r --i Fron the isscctins Room. ITavhii,- ta!;en Hwiit's f:p?cie. forbh-od poison cantsai te l r-t a im -dieal ejl'c,e :-.t a uai Wti.tfi, while 1 waa ti'clical studt sit, 1 a:i rulf.'ui to say I !iat it iruve I'll; s;'.o-ly titovuuch euro ail' r my p-in nts bad s;cnt hunaeis oi llktrs for Irjftlr.ii nt. Mycn i w: - sv.-.ien t twice its uai:a! hize, and as nothing hc-pCil me I was Ies iKdrin j of ever bt-ir- caivd. ")i;it 1: arin of tko c?. S, K.t 1 bini-ltt a hint'e little thinking I would derive ai.y b-ein iit fr:n it. I be-rn tai.?nf it icrularly. and so m hs ,ve!!l:i ht-an to (;. dvn and the arm ccasrd t; p:-.in me. 1 eontin ucd i:s u e, and after taking eiht bottles was tiiorouh-y eiired. -.v. i Ktt'H VrsTAUj, Xewarlc, X. J. Treat tec on I'.iood and Sl.ia liLua-ts mailed free. Ti;:;S.vT.Srixii ;cCo., Drawer 3, Ala':ta,Ca. Perfection at i Li c. Pp,r (T, fra A TWO-WHEELED VEHICLE j purifvins the Wood, ni-, , - . , . w vitality, aud iuyigoi-aies j -that will ride as easy as a four. Good and strong, with phaeton boo y good, full, large hack and the rider can use ad feel no more horse j motion than in a four-wheeled vehicle. IL-.s all the conveniences for a ' doctor's box, for a chest, storm apron, and is as easy to get in and out of as a buggy; nothing to climb over in getting in. See what is said of it: people to subscribe for toe Leade before is over. It ought to be in the A TOTTTX Nrwn for Por3 and Girl? !? Y.-nTT RI:d Old!! "A NKW I". ".;r '.'-; 7 "ifor Hoais? use ! i V,; .. 1 Frut cid Fcrcll Sasrinr?, Turninu . Vt. Screw Ct'.ttir.j. Frieft t 00. I Bnd C cents f-ir IL0 j?s-efl. EFEliAIAi IiLOWN, Ljweli, Hul ,'. .'. ',1 r - . - -r-c.-vr-a-.- 5rcm s- ccmatop z to ilv; v-oi?t ::-.-rz m S: CO"..', i-p:o: :-:v l.; i.: i.: .:!.- '- -! tctor ito p'avwrmht) You touch up jilays, I uudersta.-jil; introduce lii-:.!ic-s. and Caveats, lie-issues and Trade-Marks se cured, and all other patent causes in the I'iitcnt Office and before the Courts promptly and carefully attended to. Upon receipt of mode! or sketch of invention, I make careful examination and advise as to patentability PEKE OF CHARGE. Fees moderate, and I make SO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT IS SKCUEED. Information, advice and special referen ces sent on application. I. H. LIT TELL, Washington, D. C. Near U. S. Patent OSce. : Vcrv well. I , next w eek j yon to rev.-riU- the ph:y o as to hrin iu : two oiooil-humiii: r.VKE VIN(J. Washing and Ironing. Ana the scholars all shouted: 1 . . ""'"' 1 Opposite saline: co.s. "Jennie!" ami a oanv. Varhlnt'. i-.vhc.i ai. v.. - .t e He Thonslil He was l!ie Han t I It "I think, my dear,-' sahl Mrs. Shuttle, as she stitched one n;ore block into the crazv m:it. '-that , --'lined hj public senti-1 you had better send up a man to- -corrow." "Send up a man!'" said .Too, sur- j prised. "Well, what for, I should i like to know? If there is anvth-nc' ine to bed. 1 tiion.-it vou were. Muinma (io ph'.y, chiid. This is my j new Mother Hubbard. j Teacher: So you can't do a simple sum iu arithmetic. Let me explain it to be done hy a man around here I i ' ya- Suppose eight of you together guess I'm the man to do it.;' 1 have forty-eight apples, thirty-two "Very we'd. Then we shall save peaches and sixteen melons, what will a dollar and a half. I was think- i each one of yon got? '-Cholera mor ing of taking up the parlor carpet . 2"," replied Johnny Fizzietop, who and setting a man to beat it." "Well," said Job, that teats ire, I will send up thu man." A scarcity cf pennies in the Wes goes to show that the business mn of New York are reallv in farnest ! fer. was addicted to that maladv A lawyer addre.-sin a jury a case proved by strong circumstantial evi dence, repeated often that "ninety nitie guilty men should esc.-.pe rather than tu'.t one innocent man should suf- The iuaira- in charoiner rl, inr? and intend building a monument to itold theoi the "mnety-nine guilty men Gea. Grant, j fcad j0E siace escap.. ii.arte. As pyintr r.n a.ncy as any in taj wt-rid. Fur pH' cata'c'ue, free, aidress Jo I; n Dixon. 230 3Iarkc-t St. San Frnnriro. Ca!. A Clear Skin is onlv a part of beautv : out it is a part. Every lady may have it; at least, what looks like it Msgnelia Balm both freshens" and beautifies. YORKVILLE, ILL., Dec. 12, mi. "It is tho bi-st cart in our citv." H. H. MAT "I have been nsinjf one of Ciiuruli'ii I'hvsi- LOCK, Ottawa, 1. 1. cian.V Road Carts for some time, ami atn well pleased witli it. I have praetieml meilii. ine near- JACKSONVILLE, ILL.. March SR 13 ly twenty-nve years, ami have useu almost tvs- W. I;. CllL'itCH Dear hir I am treatlv ry kind of vehicle on two wheels that, 1 have pleased with your tv.o-v.i.etled vehicle. It dia- seen, out tins is tne only conveyance oi that ot- eoants an.-, thing of the kind. I have no n-.orc seri;ition that I have ever used that I can hearti- use for f uir-v. heeled bu-" ies in tnv bihircw ly recommeud." W. T. SlIEitWOOD, il. l. A. W. TIPTON, JI. D. PLANO, ILL , D;c. 8, 1852. MARTINS, S. C. Slav 0 isi$ W. R. CHITICH llear Sir: The Koad Cart I TV. R. CHCIX'I i-U, ai-s:r The Cart order-d purchased of you is all and more than you told from you came yesterday. It is ali and -mre me. It lides as easy as any four-wheeled bug- than yon claim for it. it 'i ccrainiv tiu- Snc-t gy, and I most heartily recoinm md it. an ! in.,t envenient thh:-,' on v 'nejls. I do.i't O. P. DLATCHLEV, M. D. tiiini; 1 v.iil use r.ny other vehicle in mv praeti.-e now. Yuurs rcc'iectluliv, CLAYTON, MICH., April 20, is3 ' OB EV,'' NS W. E. CHl'KCH, Yot-kville, ia.lx.ar hir. I ' ' , am well plad with my Cart; thmi; ir well IIF.MSTCArt, TEX S, June IG I3 worth the cost. Would not be without ir for W. It. Cin'iiCH l,r Sir--C:irf i -t !-'r-i any price. O. N. itICli. lias been tried i.v e; and is sr-.'.i.-;--.-tory in every l.artieutir. I v.ill not Le-itate lo icO'ain -n'd W. R. CHURCH, Yorkville. 111. Dear Sir. I thorn, r.ot onlv to plivii-iar-i., but aK-. to a-w and have used one of your I'-oad Carts since last FeV all pt.o: havin ; (iiuc'i uri. in ' to -in ruary. I think it superior to anv Head Cart I Yours, ., 1' s CLARK have examined. It is THE thing ;or ihe -busy praetitioner." W. E. KlN.Ni.TT, 1. I'.. GEOIt til-TTO W flE'IMilA. July 20, HSJ Yorkville, 111. . li. iil.I;'. Il 1 rs i-iv-.d 'i.iyi.oad' Cart ail ric-ht and i: ve itvi-rv mui. h: uoild :.ot ex'-haa"-. PAW PAW. Mav lt, ls-3. it ior an-.- feur-v.-hecle 1 vol i -!e I iiave ever ii"d . w -R; Cnl BCH-Dcar Sir: You wish to know for my u. It is the admiration of ail who see how 1 like my Cart. 1 cannot say too much in it. Yours very respeeduli. . jju.pra-.-e. it is simply lancet. II. M. KAIGLER I L. H. iiitAFFlT, M. D. I . ST. JOSEPH, MO Au"u l lisa MARSHALL. TEXAS, April 50, 1333. TV. R. CiiCi'.C H -1., ar Si-T.- Clr. v. as re- I . Rv CHt HCII Dear Sir I have" no-v used eeived in :o.-ji si.spe. I mi bMi'v r.iea uh my Cart about ten days, and must say it stands It aitcr rising it a trial If t mnrf. A-A tne test admirably. It is admired hv evervbodv. nitra Kmsirt thn I r.v, l I f i, take here. VVisiiing on sueeess. I rm vo'ir-. of evsry nian in Umatilla County, as the re n only ii: Hi hr-.-'L rli c'.....-rn c-.:i. r 1 l. v i; iryi n.-r, :tc( fcy t:..j pov.. vi'i;l, p"r:fyii::r, r-, 1 ?:i:.;!eji-:. . - f t.-. i-rt :t-; Ij.'i. .-j. C,:.'.!.:;.." :i, i; a . m pamr-i, fcr a hi?-j cil- :i ,?:::a l.i.-.f ts'ep, w fti :it"'.: - fy.i r-'--ro' i:l-:v. A::. Tnir.-iy-i-rrc- .-r.i-X! it. 1-y 'T.---; i.r. T-icirc&'ri ?.!-:::.-cs- -y, art'i p-Ci'ttJ. s-:s'6c.-:.t lo-i, a fr,:r n-f,-.!i -i- ii.-i. viiul ;. ;. ?.:t:l .i:ij-.auaci CC;lGi.ii-UilLULl5 V.IU hw CSt-tl-i.i.liCti. i : . - L. 4- - 'ti li -'i - J 5 per year w hen paid in advance. Oivcs all the local intelligence and the news of the L.;'tT". i. prorajiC r"Tl tx.-il-i.-? prr-.-:e.-i r.:ii d bytbij veri v iu r. ii irk'-n. l":.';ro'i!w !-u-:ti-';t:-.--,'.-ri.i.e(:i--f u:-ji -'- i -i.ij.'--,. J'i'.;n wo::;'c--:iii povt-r ..- ':. Ir-i-iiLiy-f:. -1 ?:': 3-:-;, v!:-,-; i't -i o'S ; ih -: c;v cc-f-t; 1 r iirxly to tn i-vl:, II:-. !-i-tr.r2 ii;r.i:-;bt corVi !y c ct.Kr ? ii f.u-.!.';":: :iCcre,-hi i.-r-t". .. frv.t n;.fi' C3 too iiunic-l f.-.-r a -r.oi:::.:: : v.ir-.-.i, I'ick its VTi!i(':i-f ill coral avs z.i. t'- '.z. c-r.-trviitrri.r-.-i:r,t. ul.aiative. or pio:.;I-o;--:;.n.-iii,-;, t:r-'.-ifli-M'V Tt".M,n-.l, or.d r.utrh Ive j,Kit.-;-i x.-s i-i onuinzl'g, i:t only o a i-n-j ior ccuaapt lucsrj, Lut for ail " CB 3 ; fS. OP -THE J f-JPim-vJ i.. nmpyff p; l f?pfJT7g Send me a top for it. Yours trulj ii. F. EADS, M. D. Y. C. HOYT. DYF.RBUROH. TENN , April 7, 15S3. riTFSTFK, IOWA A i-- -sr!S 1S53 . T1",- P'-.Cl!Ll'.CK at Tin Cart is at hand and W. R. CHI KC H - V-to Sir 1 ..a Cart is" the I r.Ke it spiendicU . It is biuipi.. perieet. I li-rht-st to dr.tv.- in the Urited ST.-,ei- Tr." irore couiu not maie any alterations. I use it the butter I like it! YouVrrcv"" JU. A. FOWLKER, M. 1. y. rp.EEJliHE, JI. D. LANSDALE, PENS., April 20, 1 MARLI.V. TEXAS. Th Cart arnved to-day. and 1 am irr-.-.V.Iy TV. R. CHT.T.CTI Thcugh -.on have not a.-ktd Pleased. Beats anytairig in tins section of tne for a rec-jinmr.dat.c-n of -. uurVart, I t.-ii.-i it :v.y country. 1 wish you saeee.s in your etit-.-r-irise. dut.'. to -ive on;. For eanean J -peed it ran't be .. . E- H. A imJr.W'S, Well bvaien. With a ,t L.xr.s ponv I tiiirr. I Laa.orand Pablisher ot e jledicai Summary. can go with anv high-priced horie. S. P. KICK Kl ' r. churc: MANUCJURER, Xo, 10 Oregon $t' f YOBIiVILLE, ILUXOtS. send for samplt a:py. LEASER. IVESTOS If "t'i f-"l fluSJ, w?7, 'ri-.-.ifatel, hem ni' -tv co'or f,t!J?- c y i--o-v;: n-Lrwwa r?-.-t'j orj'li-w or bet'?. tr-rxW or c-":-.7.i- r I i -i"u.:::i'.ri-a! r.L.-. cicbi;!". f'i'-h'-r.'-fi wfl"! -!' Jott r-a--:j; and ,''!..n-V i.orc':-x.i:5, iti'-j-Jtor tpy.i.t. rn'l Viwi fon-.i:'. -. : 6:::';--'i:r m,-n ir.-lim Tf yi'iov- iypc r-si-lj wii ry.jtl ,kvcr, or 'I:,lii'-;"-iK;' t; iii r.if-nv ov j culv part cf iyrzyiO'CS C:t ei ri r .-t .1. As it rr;T':--y In- c!l ;u..ii r,--z, sv. iVlorcOa (iol l'MX r cdit-i Uii,covfci-y ha3 'Jrr.r?7c tncsn, fintt'il29e O? 3:oo 3, -Ttiortiicw vi lUi-tuiii, 22rfsijeliitii ,cv.::re co3j:s, Co,Eptaoil, and ian'.rt;'i Ci-oeti iai, i n n. kov rcin rt-rnc-dy. book cn Oin5u:n;jtit,- Soltl by lira-rgiets. KUl O .,iviu j. ii MvJO4.lli! fropriotors, tX3 ein EL, VcrrjLLOt .Y. MS LITTLE VQ PILLS. Soiti iif Ztzu zzizls. S-5 ctnt3 a v-ai. tggst-A is cfToisfl t-7 tho nrorrrfatcrfl i '- I s ' -A oC Cauirh X-it-inc-lj itcrfl Ot ir. o vjui.i . foracjrctif carxwl2!ither the no, ofjensivo of ctutr tvire, tT.rtial IsofErr.c Ihtaffte, r.H"- -jr." -. T 5 V v ; dllii T .ai li or prefsure in betii, you have Catarrh, i'fcoii tanda of cases lerminaio in cons.umptio Ir. Base's Catareh EF-ttfEDY c jt-6 tee worrt cases ofCatarrto" Coi in tlao Kleai'j and Catarr i Keadac-Uo. 0 cent - f c- 4 U t- n ii-J l.. 1 "I