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PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, SATURDAY, SEPT. 21. 1878.
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PHOTOGRAPHS! ’
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
FOR THE
MACHINE
«FRONT STREET.
Tl. F».
SHOPS.
....
SALEM, OREGON
Proprietor.
CHRISTIAN MESSENGER.
Hr
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F. A. SMITH, ARTIST,
Being the only Christian weekly west
of the Rocky Mountains, it is of special
interest to every Disciple on the Pacific
slope, and should be read by all.
Among its many features to commend
it to the Brotherhood and all lovers of
a pure. Christian Literature, are its • -
ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS,
■D
.^JTEAM ENGINES. SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, REAPERS, PUMPS, AND
KJ all k'.nla aud style« of mtobinery made to order. M toliinory re .»aired at .short notice.' Pattern
rmaking'dnm in all its various forint, and nil kind« of
an I Iron c.'ufin-js furnished at short notice.
Also, niinqhcturejLOf ENTERPRISE PLANER an.l M ATCHER ; mid STICKERS and 8HAPEBS,
8-11-tf
THE BEST WAGON ON
WHEELS
Ni
. IS MANUFACTURED. BY
co.,
FISH BROS. &
V
RACIME,
WE MAKE EVERY VARIETY OF
FARM FREIGHT & SPRING WAGONS,
•
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Aud by conffniug ourselves strictly to one class of work ; by employing
none but the
BEST OF ’.WORKMEN-.
Usilijf nothing blit
FIRST-CLASS IMPROVED MACHINERY AND THE VERY BEST
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OF SELECTED TIMBER,
And by a THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE of the business, we have justly earned the
reputation of making
“THE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS.”
We give the following warranty v ith each wagon :
We Hereby Warrant the FISH BROS. WAGON No..........to l»e well made inevory
particular and of good material, and that the strength of the same is sufficient for
all work with fair usage. Should auy breakage occur within oue year from this date
•by reason of defective material or workmanship, repair* for the same will be fnrnished
at place of sale, free of charge, or the price of said repairs, as per agent's price list,
will be paid in cash by the purchaser producing a sample of the broken or defective
•porta as evidence.
Racine, Wi«., Jan. l.t, 1878.
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FISH BROS. & CO.
Knowing we can suit you, we solicit patronage from every section of the United
States. Send for Prices and Terms, and for a copy of our AGRICULTURAL.
PAPER to
FISTT BROS. & CO., Racine, Win.
8-&-6m
TtíOS. K. BERRY
DALLAS, OREGON
DEALER IM
arncHS,
Saddles,
Whips
Spa 1x1*»,
And everything that is kept in a firs
«lass
HARNESS SHOP,
And will sell cheaper than anybody
for cash. *
All work warranted to be of the best
.material and by the best of workman.
Also repairing done on the shortest
notice aud reasonable, terms.
Give me a trial and I will guarantee
satisfaction.
6-13-tf
CHANGE OF BASE.
G. W. HOWARD,
MONMOUTH,
:
OREGON.
Would respectfully inform all of his old
•customers (and as many new ones as
-would be pleased to call) that be has
»moved his
BOOT & SHOE SHOP
<o one-door north of Postoffice, where be
■will be found ready, at short notice, to
pnt yon up a first class BOOT, SHOE or
SLIPPER. ’Satisfaction guaranteed or
co sales
7-15-ly
NOT FAIL
to »end for onr
Catalogue. 11
contains prices
and doaerlptloas
of moat every
article In gen-
___________
oral nee,and le
valuable to AWT FBMWOW roat^mplat-
Ing the purchaee of any article for Per-
■onal. Family or Agricultural wee, 1* e
l»avr done a large trade the paat Bvaaon
In the remote parts of the Terrltorlee,
and havo, with few reception«, racred-
"d tba rapectatloaa
ti«e purchaaer,
man« claiming to have made a aav Ing
ao •«» OO ner c»*ut.
ka e mall three
< kTAl.O<ArF* T<» AWY AI>l>HICMe.
rRKK trow »rriw wi»»..*.•••?’
«¿A. •• «»I ■.«.■ kib « -»jvk.-jrgff1.-
urlrra In ouantlflr« to wait. Mefarencr,
MUTUBOT
A M.,
Original Oraago «apply «oeoa,
•«7 O ««• W a ba ah A»«.. < hfragn. 111.
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The very large number of inralb! people who dally
visit ButUlo, from every quarU-r of the United Blates
and Canada, that they may consult I>r. It.V. I’ ilrce ,
ami the which' cehbrnteu Faculty of Specl»dets in
Meillelw and rurjflTV associaUfl with him. rendered
¡tnecemary that the founder of this Institution should
provide a place on a gratvl and commo»Hous scale
for their entertainment and comfort
AHVAST A <i EM OFFLU13K—Tl»e Invalids« ITotel
Is more complete In It« appointments th;«n any simi­
lar Institution In the wort»!. The bull» I Ing is located
In one of the nn»st healthful an«l drtdrable portions of
the City of Buffalo, and eoxunuuuUa âne view of Lgko
Erie. Niagara River, and the surrounding country,
being situated In tlte midst of an extensile system
of beautiful paries* TI mj Hotel Is ftamislted with a
patent saft tv imsscnger eh vahir. to convey patients
to au<i from the dlllhrvnt floors; Is provided with all
kinds of approve»! baths, and has also connected with
It a well-ap|>«'tntc»l gymnasium aud bowling alky to
¿.fiord proper means of exercise.
CHRbaiic l»l»E AM» »»fall fbrma. whether reqnlr-
Ing medical, surgical, or mechanical, treat ment, toute
within the province »»f our Miwral apeclgltlca
DISEAMEM OF WOMEM.—Rape*daily are the facili­
ties of this infirmary of a superior «»nier as regard«
the remeillal means an»l appliance« for the cure of
nJ! those chronic dlwas«» peculiar to females. The
«•miilovment. In nio»leration, of tonic, idtomlcal,
vlectnMiivrmal. ami other approvni baths, is in
many cases an Invaluable awxlllarj to the remedial
means tn which w«i r« sort In such case«. Dry friction
t«» the surfac«*. general shampooing, Swedish move­
ments. an»l light callsthvulc exerrlM-s, to enliven and
equalize the < lruulati«»n of the blood in the system,
rt'lkve congvsUMl parts. Improve »tigestl«»n, and
atrvngthcn tlte muscle»“. |»ro»lu»-«« important la m ficlai
ri-aulu In all e«M*s to which IlM-ae na ans are applica­
ble. No experiment!ng is resorte»! to In the treat­
ment. Tli«' m»»st approved medicines ar«- carefully
etnploved, an»l tut Judicious regulation of the diet,
to suit lit»- e«»n»litlon of th«« path nt. 1I»<- thorough ven­
tilation of llie skeplug npartmint, the cheering In­
fini nc<- of music, social inlrtrnurisci Innocent garnet
for aiiHiBrmrht, atnl all those agi ncics which tend to
arouse tin* mind- «»f U«c patient iY«»m «leapomleiicy,
ami tlm« promote rocovwr, are not m-gfected.
NERVOI a PIMEAISEK Paralysis Epilepsy (FUt),
Chorea (Bt. Vitus’* Dance), ami other m rvons affec­
tion«. re<-vlve tin- attention of an »vprrf In this spe­
cially. I»y whirl« ll»r gn-ates*. ak 111 1« al lai ne» I aud the
most liappv results w-curvl.
IX Nu IHMF.AMFJL This division of the practice In
tiie b>vail»t. lloU'l la ser) ably managed by a wn-
tlciwiwsdr mature hidgm« nt ami ^kiB. Br .acliiaL
Throat, ami l.nng Diseases are very Aargvdy treated
In ttol* drpartnM-nt.and with results which have bees
highly gratin Ing Io iMdh pbyak ian ami patients.
EYE AMP EABr—Special attention is given to the
delicate operations on the eve and ear, a dlatin-
Ciittoed oculUt ami aurist lx-1 ng under < ngag< menl
.couducl UiD branch of the practice.
Inva’lila arriving In the city and desiring to rmt-
auh ut«hmikl cm* «UncUr to tlmflotah It Iseaally
•rreaaibU hv carriage.Mialbui,««trait rare H im -
LkW*a Omnibua AgeuU. <m all Incoming trains, can
and
W alter a . woods
mowers .
WALTER A? WOOD’S REAPERS.
WALTER A. WOOD’S.
SELF-BINDER,
GALLERY—Commercial Street, between State
and Court SlreeU, Salem, CTi'egon.
7-37-ly
1 (The only Successful Binder in use
I ■
—Iron Drive-wheel—'Strong .
can make money faster at work for us than
and Durable.)
at anything «be capital not required ; «« I
U
will start you" S a 2 per day at home ntfkle by
the industrions. Men, women, bovs and i. WALTER
giila wanted everywhere to work for n«. jiow is
the time. Coetly o itflt and terms- free. Address
T hue A Co., Augusta, Miine.-
A. WOOD’S HEADERS.
Chicago Pitts Thresher.
COATES' SULKY WHEEL-RAKE,'
The LaBelle Wagon,
BROWNE SULKY I'LOW,
,
BLACK HAWK <t CLIPPER PLOWS,
MC8HEBRY GRAIN DRILL,
McSHERRY BI'.O ADCAST SEEDERS,
oNWsed far Inventor,, in t/»e United Stale,. Canada
and Europe, al reduced rate». With our principal
Oflee located in WaMngton. directly oppoeue the
iniled State» Patent Office, we are abtetoallensl to a'l
Patent Buttneu with greater pramp.neu an d despatch
and leu cod, than other patent attorney,. who are ate
distance from Washington, and who hate.therefore,
to employ " associate attorney,.’ f We make prelim­
inary examination» and fumith opinion» a» to pat­
entability. free of charge, and all Who are inferestea
in new invention» and Patent» are inti rd to mid for
a copy of our - Guide for obtaining Patent», which
it »cutfret to any address. and cowaint complete in­
structions how to obtain Patent», and other rahidble
matter. We refer to the Oermap-Amer iconNational
Bank, Washington. D. C.; th» Rollal Swedish, Nor­
wegian, and Danish Legation,. al Washington; Hon.
Joseph Guey.lale ChiefJustice U.S. CourtedCtmms;
to the Officials of the U. S. Patent Office, and to Sena­
tor» and Member» of Congreufrom every Stale.
1 Address.- LOUIS BAGGER dt <•.. Solicitor,
of Patent» and Attorneys at Law, Le Droit Building,
EXCELSIOR HARROW AND CLOD MASHER,
AND
v-
GENERAL STOCK OF FARMING
IMPLEMENTS.
Oregon,
Monmouth,
8-18-tf
NOW, LOOK HERE 1 COME TO
THE BLACKSMITH,
Waahtactan, D. C.
Who would hereby inform the people of
Monmouth and surrounding country, that
i he is prepared to do all kinds Of work in
his line promptly and in worktaanlika
manner.
A GOOD STOCK OF IRON
Is kept on hand.
An A 1 Horse Shoer,
Will do tins class of work in the most
satisfactory manner.
Repoiiing Machinery of .all kinds a
specialty.'
Monmouth, Or., April 10, 1878.
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ANTI-FAT
The CHEAT REMEDY for
OORPUI j ENCE.
ALLAN’S ANTI-FAT
Is nuTPly vegetable anU perfectly harmless. It art!
upon the food in the stomach, preventing ita being
converted Into fat. Taken in accordance ^rlth df-
reettonsr » wUl
a fat
ftaai twa te Bva
pounds per week.
*• Corpulence Is not only a disease itaelf, but the
harbinger of others.” Bo wrote Hippocrates two
thousand years ago, and what was true then la none
ts. or tent* by expre«, upon ru-
celpt of S1J0. Quarter-dozen tLOn. Address,
BUÌNA VISTA POTTERY.
undersigned has Resumed the
A management of this well known Pot­
tery, and will soon have a foil assortment
of first-class ware on hand. In the mean
time he i* offering a large lot of second
and third class ware at prices ranging from
3 to 5 cents per gallon, payable in cash er
produce.
A. M. SMITH.
Bjena Vista. Or., July 10, 1878.
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♦ 'THE
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BOTANIC MEDICINE CO.,
J*roj>rietor«,
JT. F<
WOMAN
Bv «in Imincn-c practice. CNÍen»11ng throiigh ,1
Iferbsi of >v i -, i.avii:
ii.iii» I al time lrea.ç»i
muiíy thou-nml ••ti e- of ih»> e «11 cri-e-« |M-rnli «r
tn umnaii, 1 luvt* *•<■*•«» cit.4l»ic»i t»> |K*rt<jct a
n»-»«d p»» «'lit .■»t:,f .ipn i’í.'bir in«‘«hrii.<! fh.*t nn «,H
llic iit.iii'aiion« pre «•»»(<,* I by tl»iit «•‘..•m-* of «lis-
cu «MMitii positive ecriaintÿ ami
ne «s.
I'ó tlvsign.*t!e this natural t»puci!le componna,
I have n..nu »1 it
I
GREAT OREGON REMEDY
FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. COI D8
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. CROUP,
WHOOPING-COUGH,
And all other diseases of the throat and
Inngs.
This ne«f medicine i« purely vegetable and
lisrmle»« tn the moat delicate conatitution. It
pnriBe* th« Mood, give* tone and vigor to the
general «yalem, while it «oothe« the Innga,
canaing them to throw off all nnhealtny
MCVStioM. As it act* Oh the blood it will be
fonnd very riaoful in all xcrufnlona diaeeaea.
It* pleasant last« and soothing effort« make it a
great favorite with ehllilren : and for measles,
wbooping-concli, croup, Ac., it is unequalled
by any medicine in nae. It has produced re­
markable cures in aallini*. dyspepsia and
bronchitis. Try a bottle end lie convinced that
it is the beat luiig medicine in uae. Price, *1
per bottle.
John L. Murphy. Monmouth, Oregon, maa-
nfacturer and proprietor for Oregon and Wash­
ington Territory. For sale by druggist*
generally, and wholesale by T. A. Davie A
Co. and Hodge A ( »let, Portland, Oregon.
G-14-ly
IrlfM! New! Sweet Cheerfult
GOSPEL E(f HOES
Do n>»t »'ipplv v.ntr w liool with n»’r
lg>nk«. until
ton h«v« •<a;uin d an 1 l-«te.j tbi» book. It 1« l y tar th*
’»••«t f»»r S unday Scnooi.«. P b xvEK-MKErixm«. and
Hour < ir.- I.««, It ia full
eontrihnfion« from am . thb
•»»■« t anthi'Y« »»f <un'f«T-«ohnn| music la the coontrv.
i'hU»ii—»1. Tea»*h fB. .•‘'if»*rin.-nilonf■*. Pc-tor«. Parent«.
>1| •«.▼ th*« w.int »♦. F-»e«al«-es«*rv»here. Sample pag«-»
fr—*. Svmnle »•»•nim.
cent«, «rfcl.5'» n»-r dozen, brmail.
.«»Mre«« '*FX'Tf; *b Bid Hi « OWL RS OOatouaa, Iowa,
r. or 0. DfTfiON A < <>.. B. «tv», and New \ »>rk.
T’ ic term, 1 Auftcr.
but n fcidCe expre sión
of my iiiyfii ¡«;«pi»•<■ i,..u. »«f kwidu«). 1«. vmi li|»on
my own pcr-»»ii:«l «b-» ■ \rni«»n. A« a «•»•»><• «»!►-
server, I havejuhpe vt iino-rung l;s p«»sitive re-
Mllts in Hie f«»\v -iH-. iiii »L-ca. e-« ua,i»lvi.t to the
' hcpanue mgitni-ii:
vt»mi:m. cingle»l it <»nt a«
Use ( Umax «»r crowning cem of my
inctlical carrer. • ». 1 • i . h ; i , s at a
fivr, K.-ifC, iiii'l • tsC' Uial jwue.iy for this chiws
iit di>M)u.-f*s. an«l «»u<- that w;. . al i..l limos ami
limier all rri^n*n«i.-m«,r •. :tet’k'n«Hs* ami hi bar-
monv with ftfe laú- wiu< li g a»:i. u.e tcnuiie
svslvrn, I fün xTHTibg Io »lake nrrW|mfrtft”n
pliv-icjan. Xav, <■«« r. m«»ir. *•" »’ «»»n lenl am 1
Hod it wiil ti>»| doni»p«*i!«t Hu» im»:-C KmgUine
o\|»er. af i»m-«»I a » J.g.r ii.v.ùhl a<vw’)»»ii e* It
b»r nnv'f lit«* ait turn:-.lor Whit'!’ I r. " -'•nincml Ú,
Huit fular au! -e.i I un I»’ A
V »:
<¿irA«ANTtiK. -4l •* I»« n-
I tiler,I U n»»t
exj»eiien.’» i hvti.etini«’ i«»-.l;ir<U of the con-
tcntK »»i 1 he Ddlh are h -« u 1 wj.l. »m relnrn of
the I m » I’e, tw-Hi ir-i* ni ne inc«liri»»c hivin,*
lieen taken a» » »’■ ling l»».«lii<•»•<i»»n*j. ami the rpse
Irt-ing <>ne f»«r which | »« »• »nnncixl it, iiroinpily
reiiiicl “tntrtn■»;»<••«• pañi f»ir .1. Had I not ’he
nhi't pri feel » rm lo lene e in it * vfrftic-*. I rouhl n»»t
oner il fl» I »Io limier ll.e-e miinljîpms; bm. haV-
iag w iiit«*-‘-c»1 its truiv inirariitous r-u es hi thou-
«ati»i-* • f «.i-<•■>, I feel wnrranted anil
pe»fr« jîy «rafe in risking both my
reputa.am aud iuy navaey 011 it*
mcritfu
The fallowing ore nmonff t’.m’G «lisc.i^cs in
which tn»’ favorite l*> <•*<• rlptlou h.»v
worked cire*, as il bv tn.fgir. itml wi: 1» a cer­
tainty ne\er i ci«»"e (rtL’dncd !»v nt»y me»ltr.i» e;
la u-orrli <• i.
I.x.........
l’hiwii g,
I’ainful
M»»n.hlv I’« f i«xl . sinit»t«»^«Hm-» wiien fr»>in un-
naiur.il rrni <••>, Ii rc-guiai'it ica . Weal* ItaC*', i’r««-
I.»P>; h ,« h ’ fuihbgof [he I eru -, Anlryei’.-hm Mini
R«-i i o;
líraring D»wu Sensation«, In'Cr-
i al 11«-X» r\ »ii* I • 1 4-
< - i»»ñ, îïetiHUy, De-
pond«-.Cv. Thr«' let»»-i M.o arriage. < hmnic
C»>r
In?1a»nni’«ti«*n and I Irrialion oí I' «»
1 leriH. 1 iii»»i,p-ir ». Bn. reune-s »»r Sterilib. Fe­
mar W«' .kM<w.», an»i v<*r,w ¿muc’ other «diroiiiu
«ii-va-rs Ibci'hnd t-» «»unatVw»! »fie.it »oiird he»'»*,
h, a I afire i»«i -• <»f H>i- na me, mv Favori.e
Pm crip*i»«n w -rks
— I hr mnnd of
the world, i lih nr -l <• nr i Ho m»( extol a- a
«• »!•■<• nil, bur it a bnir'th'v I11IIHH a nlnjflr«
of purpose, being a n»«»?«t perfect
r ,»<•■ ¡»in in 1 i »-iir if c «ii-ra-SH of the míxuii I ny-»-
i«-m <»f w tn.i'i. I; m - ii»’i »I! ap|M»int, nor will
it
Imrie, in hi»*’ 'lair >r « mnw H i I» h ».
*f
•• u'i »
ire further inform »’bin
'
Pic r ..l ,r«*:« « »n »«Inin it in T iik P»«»et.k «
f»i,w
MsefrlWh t MVI.*»KK, M >M»ok
• •I o.«>r ‘.MA) pa -C-, -enf. po«r-pai»l. •»»» re rn«t
of
It ir<‘.it* mhmir.r oi tm«-e »11 *ra
i>«»<*.niiur l«» Female*, an»l give-« mm*h va mu»’e
ndvlrti In regnr*! to the oiana^’menl «•< ;ho*e
MilcrliMlA.
8. V. PIEfiCE, I. D., Pni’r,
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Or.Piercas Favorite Prescription.
nVORITE PKEWCHIPTIOW MM.»
HV ALL
$66
JL
Cabinet.
PRICES lUCAROIABLK.
’ *****
. a week in roar own town. $'» Out-
f lit fres. No risk. Beader, if you
I want a busiaaM at which penton« of
— — Mth.r aai can nuke great pay all
th. tint, liter work. Write for particular* toj H.
HaLUrrr A Co., Portland, Main.,
Card,
Style and finish equal to any work done
m the State.
MRS. ROHRER’S
NOW BEADTl
Photograph»«.
Lifte Size,
which are contributed by some of our
ablest brethren, and are intended to
present discussions of the various
religious questions that are of interest
and value to all lovers and seekers after
troth. The
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
will preheat Brief Notes on current
religious events. Discussions of Practi­
cal Matter* relating to the Church and
private Christian lifg, Answers to.
Scriptural questions, Extracts and
Comments. and such other matters of
interest as shall present themselves
from time to time.
An interesting feature to those who
do not take the daily papers, is the
NEWS DEPARTMENT.
Here will be found the history of the
Events of the week in the East as com­
piled from the latest Telegrams, with­
out Political Coloring ; a general out­
line of Pacific Coast as gleaned from
„„„
onr numerous exchanges.
We have an interesting list of
. CORRESPONDENTS
who give us History, Travels, Sketches,
Descriptions of Important Places and •
Things, Ac. A
In
CHURCH NEWS
we aim to give information of the Suc­
cess of the -Gospel, 1st, on the
Pacific Coast, as reported by brethren ;
2d, of the Cause Else« here as gleaned
from our .exchanges: The people of
this coast being -froth the Eastern
States are. always glad to learn of the
Spread of the Truth there.
A very important feature to those
rearing families, is the
FAMILY DEPARTMENT,
where are given the choicest selections
and contributions, such as are calculat-
ed to instill a love for the right, lead
the young to Christ, teach the duties of
the members of families to each other,
•ko. Miss Mary Stump, of literary
fame, wjll give this department her
special attention.
By the help of our Heavenly Fathei
we intend to make the P acific C hp . is -
tian M essenger the
LEADING RELIGIOUS PAPER
of the Pacific Coast, and ask all lovers
of Truth to assist us in this work by
sending subscribers, and thus doing
them, us and the cause good.
To any person sending five new names
with the money, we will sond one copy
free for one year.
Price in coin, $2 50 per year.
Always payable in advance.
Address,
PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSINGER,
M onmouth , O r .
INVALIDS' HOTEL
,D«ALER IM
»
Take«
PLAINER AND MATCHER
A. S. POWELL,
Secure the shadow
Eio dw sub»t«n< e fyted.
PACIFIC
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ENTERPRISE
MISCELLA NEO US
, MISCELI A NEO US
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MIS CELL A NE O US
PUFF.41.0, N. r.
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GLENN’S
SULPHUR SOAP.
A S terling R emedy for D iseases ani >
I njuries of the S kin ; A H ealthful .
B eautifies of the C omplexion ; A
. R eliable M eans of P reventing and
R elieving R heumatism and G out , and
an U nequaled D isinfectant , D eodo ­
rizer and C ounter -I rritant .
filcHM’n Stif pi» ur Soap, beside« eradi­
cating local di.ea.es of the skin, banishes de­
fects of the complexion, and imparts to it
gratifying clearness and smoothness.
...
So!pilin' Ilaths are celebrated for curing
eruptions and other diseases of the skin, as
-.veil as Rheumatism and Gout. tlU-un'ie
Salplior Soap produce» the same .effects
at a most trifling expense. This admirable
specific also spceiPdy heals sorer, iruites, scaUr,
turns, sprains and cuts. It removes dandruff
and prevents the hair fioin tailing out and
laming gray.
’ Clothing and linen used in the sick room
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contact with the person, prevented by it
The Medical Fraternity sanction its use.
Prices—25 and 50 Cents per Cake; per
Box (3 Cakes). 60c. and $1.20.
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5 cents extra for each Cake.
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