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Newspaper Page TextI H1LLSB0R0 INDEPENDEM. Katanaa la Um poatofllea at Hlll.buru.Oru a maoa-sUa-. am tier. it:its is wasuimitos. MvbaorlpUOB, la advaaaa, aarjaar , . till '.bHOKO PUBUMHl.NO CO, Frt.priner D.M.C.OACLT, Kdllor. umci.ii f4ft:u or run iti "'ttIDAY, JULY 1, 1897. Hon. John F. Capita who wait an ehvtor last year in I his state has been nominated to I U. B. uounsul at Valparaiso, Chili. lie will with. out doubt senate. bo C liiflriuctl by the Heading Mr. Bryan's Rpeech naught but assertions are made. He ays these hard times would not have been, had he been chosen Upon what does he base his opinion? He brings neither evidence or reason lug to the support of his asser lion. "" It Is stated that the Kale receipt at (liadstone Park last Monday indicate thai uuOO people passed the turn atyle. The admission was 25 vents each. This does not include the number already encamped on the ground who gained enterance on sea son tickets. Yesterds)'s news reports slate IIimI tlore is ti h"M'ful probability liiui lliu great coal strike will be net tled In a few days. Mutual conces sions have been formulated which are to be acoecded to by both sides. If the trouble is settled so soon it will le the saving of thousands of dollars. Two American newspaper corres pondents have been assassinated in uba. Their captors refuse to send theui to Havana because Consul Lee would secure their release. They decided to kill them before Lee could have opportunity for interference, wnat ni niters the sending or a war ship into Cuban waters? The Oregonian and Pennoyer are at loggerheads over a matter of per . sons I veracity, Pennoyer declares lie said one thing while the Oregon- Ian denies this and asserts he said another. The worst of the matter for Pennoyer is that the Oregonian quotes from the mayors own matiu script to prove its position. Jt is estimated that the money pent in expenses by those from this county who attended the liryan meetings this week will amount to two hundred dollars. Have the vis itors been benefited? Has the pub lic received value for that amount ol money? Has the Interest of good government been subserved? it seems that It is folly to expect a great labor strike to be without viol ence. The leaders of the' great coal strike In the east said they would cause the West Virginia miners to strike, peacably, if they would but they must not work. -They could mean only one thing. The expected rioting has already commenced. Henator McUride of this state, who proposed an Increased duty on wash ed wool of the second class, is heart ily commended by wool dealers throughout the country. It U under stood that Congressman Tongue of this district greatly aided Senator Mcllride In the matter and that Mr. Tongue's private canvass among sen ators had much to do with the final adoption of the amendment. Strikers aud all organizations that do their organizing and make their parades on Sundays will fall. Chris tians will say it Is because (lod's com mandments are broken. Others will say they will not succeed lie cause the worst elements of society control. None of the W-tter compo nents unite in the profanation of the sacred day. Without this virtuous balancing constituent, the same or ganixations would fail on Monday. A christian citizenship is necessary to the ratability of a government. The times which Mr. liryan states are upon the country are just what republicans predicted in 1892 would lie upon us if the free trade policy or anything approaching it were adopted. Again last Novemlier re publicans said we would not feel the lienent of a protective tariff for mouths after its passage, for iuior ters would fill the country with for eign goods injuring our industries in two ways by supplying the need of the country aud thus withdrawing patronage from our own factories, shops and farms, and by depleting our money by so much as Is sent abroad to pay the foreigner. This wss foretold and this has hsps'tied. Mr. Itryan has told us nothing that we did not know riefore and nothing that republicans did not expect. The latest suhgestion promises to unite France, F.ngland and Wermsny In a scheme to complete the Panama cannal. The wonderful engineering rannal excavation now in progress at Chicago I miner the Kurojtean pro moters to invite America to Join in the enterprise. There seems to Is two reasons for this invitation: first to stvure American boldness in execu tion and second, to combine a power that would 1 an absolute arbiter ol eaee or war In the world. The old world seems to think that American genius would Insure the succe-a of the undertaking. Now this would be a good thing to do if it it shown that the Nicaragua canal cannot he completed but if United NtateV int r estscan make an ocean highway across Nicaragua that ought to Is done. I lh-tw, rin he! of tlivgrt't rsilnmd nkr- i'i IH'Xt, wlnl" n,i! mi pronii '! I - t r- i i.u H. U not a i ri- Vii i ii. l.viuti.il u.iy ueit:is. lie imw in heinlii'ga political movement mi it plitif'irio diflVreni from the par tit s heretofore receiving the MiflVtrtipit of the voters. While economical and trade que-itions h,v. isrgely interest l pircy lender", IMh' chief plank is sociology. He proposes to found a c (louy in soinoiaie, to which all un employed uiemheriof his following in y immigrate, When located this e iloiiy is to be a kind of a labor ex chuige organization. The taylor v. ;!! Ivi lite ioiuu( Ol'liis" lanor to the butcher who will trade with the fitrmer, the miller- and the rest of the e iony. This lirsi nucleus Is to ex pand till the Influence control a state. That is to Is the first experi ment. Although it has not becu so slated it is understood that the move, uient is not to stop at one state but that all the lutloii shall be dominat ed. The select ian made f ir tfie ex- fiTtw-yA-1 Tit-.:i.fc'..T.i r.jir iirnf ni oeighlsir. The demands for immediate reli adopted by the siM'ial democracy are as follows: 1. The public ownership of all in dunlries controlled by monopolies, trusts and combines. 2. The public ownership of all railroads, telegraph, telephones, all mnns of transportation, rommuni- ciiiiii, water- a oik-, gas, ele.tric plants and all other utilities. 3. The public ownership of all gold, silver, copper, lead, coal, iron, and all other mines, also all oil and gas wells. 4. Itcductiou of the hours of lalsir iu proportion to the progress of pro duction. 5. The undertaking of public works aud improvements for the em ployment of the unemployed, the public credit to las utilized for that purpose. 6.. All useful inventions to be free to all, the inventor to tie remunerated by the public. 7. The establishment of postal savings banks. K. The adoption of the initiative and referendum, the imperative man date, anil proportional representa tion. Will the scheme lie a success? Similar experiment made in the past have failed. It did dn Virginia, so in Massachusetts, so in Ueorgia. The To'ka, Kansas, Journal writing on this same subject thinks the religious incentive is lucking. That wilier iys: "lh'lw has generally been regarded as a level-headed man. He has never been considered a dreamer. What he proNMes seems so iinpossl- hie of fullrillmeiit, so many move ments along similar lines have failed, that it would not bo suprising it' his sincerity should be called in question. "He Is accustoin,'l to point to the success of the Mormons in' Utah as a precedent and suggests that what they did can he done again. Hut apparently, he overlooks the incen tive which impelled the mormons to their courses the incentive of relig ions fervor. In all ages people have done dieds, mail. sacrifices in the name ol religion which no other con sideration would have promoted. The Mormons were actuated by no motives of a larger liberty or desire .: better their material condition. They simply followed the lead of a priesthood in whicn they had impli cit faith, unquestlouingly and with blind olredlence. Never, perhaps, was there greater tyranny than that practised by the heads of the church of the Latter-Day Saints. The fol lowers of the Mormon leaders did not even 'Kissessthe kind of religious enthusiasm which prompted the the Pilgrim fathers lo seek the for bidding shores of Massachusetts. i neir mums ami nearts were in no sense in what Miey did. The leaders were act uated by a desire to perjiet uate their power over their followers ami the followers were moved by a feeling that they were obeying the will of tiod and no sacrifice could be ton great in such a service. The Ih'bs movement will lack this Important element of success. When members of the organization become dissatisfied, which they are reasonably certain to do, they can leave, and the danger of a break-up will therefore be ever present ami Hn element of weakness. Hut the ex IMTiment will be no loss to th e coun try and a valuable lesson may le learned from It after all." ANNUAL REPORT OF COUNTY CLERK. Annual Summary Statement Of the finaiii-iul isiii'Uiinii of the county of Wathintrton, in the staU: of Oregon, on the rtotb day of June, A. I 18!i7. DK. Cr. tfIfe'5G wo A USEFUL LIFE UEKHVED Balun. e on hand Julv 1st 'Mi $ 5045 04 j Ily Amount of Orders paid.. t.TisfO Kul Kent, Pour Farm 1 W ; " " " !:iU;..i paid T.A'ini l Kismi tirader 2 2 j " " Tisiiait-rnxl M In- Fees 4SI154I iligent Fuml SnV 4'.' 'Poll Tax, JH'.Hl.. 4SU0;ty Auiouut transferr! to ) " " ls7 i'J7 W slatw Puad 00 ieiimiueut taxii, ISH4-. tH A4 1 Kulaucu on hand July lit 'V7 -(HM 7- " INM5 SI7 79 i Clerk Kelinqnent tax, lstd.. 21) 7 " " " IH'Xi.. til 00 ' " ' 1 .. ij:t2 :H) Koelder MurtKae, Principal ami Interest ti4 M Trial anl Otticial Keporter fee t7 50 Tax, 1WH 20S-V 77 Kent few Court House . 1.IW . .. --- I 'e-Idlers " 1 2 50 Joel (jraiulholni Kstate . 54 20 Itemitte-! ly .Mooira A Mt- ' ruin. io ou I Costs in Case, Mate v Steeves 30."si 74 . ". Zim merman i 8-" AiuouDt Transferred from Piihlic Koad Fund- 41 HH smith, County Patqier 250! Peterson, ' " . 10 45 ' ( on lee, " " 20 00 i .'WSI9 24 j :39 24 IA A C-.L1iini.ASLE KAfsft'ER. Udrby Y. Vi!s:n Was Kesr CrsiVs Goer. Ccctsn Failed to Wo'.p Hr.-A Hcras Rc;iy Suc-e,-eJ h Sating Eis Life. From tK evming ytvt, Dfna, Mtch. rla- T. WBmb, aoBtrartar nd buMiW, to own up that Dr. WillUmi pink VttU Uriuf ia Druoil, Uirb , or Hi-h tsurn, h'H- air, aa 1 bad aa ouin in htt Wr-V ff P.; .W.iww.' -fias i emu"? rrr tr"' ?UU I l-jpi.: "tor ytmn I har i told y m-ife that Hi i.ill. j..,. t t i . I aero lirlpiiif air. 1 look ttirM bom Ulnr U-a out of door, tu ill kia.1. of bad wjalher, t wlu ,m,r,.ly rufri ,n(1 , , tUrm taokinf aftr air buillni( eouiracu. I aaro i th. bouse a!l t'.:t siu... wa.-tf.l Buy tTi ia lb. rm and jeold to i "1 am ool on-pared to ar that Pr. Wil- oaupint aoni buil.lmg. About lao vrar. I liatna Pink Pilla for Pal 1'ropia will ruro inc wmm mm house TUB' HUJ-SBORO PHARMACY ag I aolh-ed I rould aol gt tmuM u I ahoald, and oontmraced ta bar. a arrrr. paia la aiy back. I triad la atiial iviurtlira wiib at iMtiaf aay nlirf, tad for ararly a yrar I uDoratl inUaarly. I kept up a. lone a. I oaia, a. I had arvrral eouiracu for baiidiug. Uiat kad lo b eoaiplt-icd. "At aifbt 1 oould Bat a1p. Vj phyat eiaa aaid it w aa aay ktdnT, aad .rery ilay I aaat out doer, tlivy would kr ai awakf &t.!t r LI :.- fz'.'.a -iu; ' ioaieau' oi' (ettiuf arttor I kroaoi. aortr, and worrinl a groat deal about aiy work. 1 ha doctor aid 1 Bioat auit work aad ro to brd. or h Wo.M mm bo rmpoDiaiff tor aiy lifv. "All thr aiodiciaaa I look oaly hetnr-d aja taaifNtrarily. Pom day. I would feci battor .nd iro out a day only ta aa acaia coa luod ta bit bad for work, at a timr. On. day ay wife urvratrd that I trr lr. Wil liam.' Pink ft 1 1, for Pal Pepl, aad I laughad at tbr idra. 'V'tnally whra I rt lata rarh aeondltlon that I would takr alniaat anything in tbr Boa of rrlirf, irlrd thr pill. Tbry hrlprd aa frura th atart, bal I would aot acknowl edge it and aaid it waa th othrr nrdirinra Ikat kad juat commenced ta work. 1 dialiked rvrrvihiug. but 1 know tbry will cur kidnry tn.ublr. and grurrai muacuiar arakuaaa, aa tary rureu air. " I now m-oaimeDil tlirm to Teryon in my nritfhborliiHjd, abrr 1 formerly Biau port of all proprietary remedies." V. Y. Wimo-. 8ulrritd and awora to before ai, a Not ary Public, thii fourth day of March, 1W7. koBERl K. Ill I L, Jr., Sulory J'uNw, ..,.r .h-.-.-.v :.-:t:.k' An analy.ii of Pr. Williama' Pink 1'iii. lor Pale People thow. lint ihey oontain, In a con densed form all the element neceary to in new !' tr-A richEean lo lb blood ate mior haltered btki Tbey are aa unfailin 'e eine tbr Hucb diaeaae. as locomotor atana par tial paralyaia. Si. Vitus'dance.ai'iatica, neural ia, rheumatism, nervotia hcadat'he, the aMer ettecteof la rripe, nalpiutioo of the hurt. pale and aallow eiMnrieviona, all form ..f weakneaa either in male or female, anil all disease restiltinr from vitiated humors in the blood. Pink Pill, are add by all dealers, or will be aenl post paid on receipt of price, 5ft cents a box, or six tniea for (ttu-y are never sold in hulk or by the 100) by addrcaa- ln Ir. nillmma' Medicine Company, fctlhi aectady, h. T. DR. SCHOOL FIT 1ST ID. Cr 3C-.?ITTJIA.TIO-Sr. ISulance on hand July 1st 'tsi I' inei ... Delinquent Taxea 1KV5 Tax, lsrt Mate Appropriation Clerk Delinquent - lielumleil liy Pcliool lliat. -So is Jt - $ 5078 38 By Order, paid $2:23H l2 l iti r0 liulunoe on band J.. y Jat 'tt7 5:iW 07 )22 an , I 122 o 1S.-I57 W71 msn 50 110 5iij 147 82 j 31777 00 : Aasetts Tlltlll ttlllOlUlt list. of delinquent Liuhilities- I County warrunta unpaid - :iio5ii :ii $'.2175 83 j Net asnetta jL'Ulil 5: STATE OF OREGON 131777 Otf County of Woshiniiton &&. A. luilirie, County Clerk of Waxhinui fin f'omitv ccrmy uiai, me loreKoinu; statement are true aipl correct. State of Oregon, lu Dr. EXCESS ETJ2STID. Cr. I.J herehv Witueas mv hand and the auul o the 1'i.imiv '..urt i,urut. ut !; 1t .1,.., .. Ilo ih.17 " ' HIAbJ County l lerk. Balance on hand July 1st 'MO $05 40 ; Amount Paid out durinx yesr liulaiiceon hauii July lal 'W7 :i.') 40 1 70 STA TE OF OREGON County of Washington I; 4o Dr. INSTITUTE ETJISTID. Cr. lialance on hnnd Julv 1st '00 Amount Received for Permit. and C'ertiticates . $H!I 50 Amount Paid out during year i Balance on hand July 1st 'V7 48 (HI 1 herehy certify that there is on hum! ,it thia .!.(" i il... (,.,. I- .,( i,u i..,... Trenourer the sum of f l.ilH IS, lielon.inK to School Districts. I nirtlier certilv that there is in hm um a t)i ant ,,f -in 1.1.,,..,;.,,. i i... fSti. ' " "" " WitneNH mv hand ami Die moil nf Hi- IVnnin ('..,,. i,..k.,.. ..t i. .1 ... ..t iuf on juiv, isjv. j . IMUMIV. 137 50 18 on $137 50 h-ai. County Clerk. Dr. IZtSrZDIGr'IsrT SOLDIERS E'ZSTID. Cr. Ilalaiice on hand July 1st 'li Amt. (roiu County hund " " Cartienler Fatate-. Tax, 1M1HS $ 18 24 Amount paid out during year 20 42 italance on hand July 1st '07 HO 00 321 78 3S2 227 no 38 t CLEARANCE SALE, i tm 44 Tti0! 44 Dr. PUBLIC ROAD ETJlSra. Ck. Balance on hand July 1st '00 Auit. from State Treamirer-. -u vniAiiu. iraiiNterreil to Co. Kunil 41 lis io 14 1 lialance on haml July 1st 'U7 10 14 f"'2 12 1 $52 12 I)R. STATE ETTHSTID. Cr. Balance, on hand July 1st 'Wi $ Am i Received form Sheriff lrt'.Ht tax Amt Transferred from Co. Fund 1480 80; Ani't paid State Treasurer.. I Balance on hand July 1st 'V7 17783 32 I 8 00 l272 18 f 17480 80 1701 32 19272 18 Dr. expeitdittji.es. Cr. UnexpecU-d complication nrt de veloping in the conference committee on the tariff hill. Th" suir m.'hl u It seems to he the trotihlinir ele ment. The house niemhers stoutly opMise the senste wlieilnle. The misty strokes of t lie siiir.ir tru-'t are UolHpproveil liy the oniwres-ineii, llild while the -eiiate Hinetiiliiient may not ls oh)' cti'iiialilH the hou-e lirefers its iiu'll lnirrtirHlili. Tim iuti. I - - .... I I ... . . ... . ,. atorsid-xi appear to Is' j-alous of i heir prerogative. A.Mcusingand Collecting Rev enue . Bridges and Koads Bounty for wild Animals County Court . Circuit Court t ounty Surveyor County Schisil Suerintend- ant ami assistants , County Judge's Salary. " Treasurer's Salary ' Clerk ami Deputies. . " Stock liiHpector Klectiona .. K.xeeH ...... .... Fuel, I ivcht and Janitor Court House and Jail acct-. Insane ami Inquest Indigent. . Interest on County warrants I nut it ute Jurors, Justice Court ---- Pauper and Prisoners Kefumicd anil Remitted Kccorder and deputy State cases and witneKses... Slat ionerv Sheriff, deputy etc f, 1085 80 9211 Nil 155 00 384 00 7537 80 -52 5o 820 94 700 00 on (Mi KHI 00 25 oo 4iH I 58 7 70 722 77 2H3 07 240 IK) 37 80 IISIO 18 11 II 5(1 55) 20 3710 02' 50 00 i 2100 00; l28 SKI 1280 72 3317 15 Kxcess and Institute funds.. K"ht of Poor farm Ain't from Multnomah Coun ty costs. State y. Sleeves.. Amt from Zimmerman on COHtS .... ........ A int from Coulee " " Peterson " " Smith " for rent of rosd grader " remitted hy Macrum A Moire Amt from It. B. tiiaalin on acct i ircuit t 'ourt Amt Received on Kohler Mortgage, on acct pauisrs Amt Received on fees from County Officers Net Kxpenditures i 127 20 aw oo 305H 74 il 85 20 00 10 45 251 50 2 25 I To Make Room For our fall slock, soon to arrive, we have placed on our bargain counters an extensive line of Sum mer Hoods, Keuieuts etc., which must he closed out regardless of cost; we also offer our entire line of STKAW HATS ut cost, OTHER II ATS 20 per cent dlscouiit,('LOTH INU at your own price. Our Grccnry Department Is full of bargains; try us once and compare our prices with others. We handle good Goods. Our motto is in a II profits and quick returns. n r nnvnM v orxi a rv n. diimi oui- - I'Succaaso- to bhyan-laiolaw CO.) HILLSBORO, ... OREGON. Careful iirviaiou by ax pel iucd physician. I Awurate dissrnin b mm. Micui auti iMutMukinti uiiaruiaciiita I . - - - - The IlilWioro Phamiat-T onlers iu drug, from the moot reliahle nianufattiirar .mly, aud is ilionaighlv supplie.1 with ery rtHpii-ile oe.'.'iary for pr..irly romluct inc a HrHi-'ls. prew-riptiou t-i-lnr. The proprietors mr- ever watchful llial th mmt-ai prove.1 latest retnedit are i-onlin iallv lieing wlded to the slot k as the science, of medu iiie and plianoai ailvaiMW. rlenn: iord of uliar advantages in pur chiug il supplli -a, iiwitig to iu liusitieM rule of takiug trade UihimiiiU for ch frolu the bei.C lioui., the retail pri. es are ixHiseipieiilly lower than those of most diKpeiiiung drug auirea. i-.t All tha leading article, of DKCCilUSTS' SfNDhl KS, inchi.ling the UNF.SJ PKRKUMKS, TDII.KT AKT1C-KS, BKL'SIIKS, Sl'OMiKS, KTC, are ou dipla A large and t.lleut assortineut of PKCTACI.KS and KY K-I.ASSKs .. .in hand. PATENT MEDICISK8 of all pi-ilar kinds alway. in susk. ., TV, -arvKVui'V-IvCuio Viipp'lieii in iioiVick7i"e' ou piescriptii n THE HILLSB0H0 PHARMACY, Union Block. -. . . . HilUboro, Oregon PACIFIC UNIVERSITY THREE COLLEGE COURSES CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY The Academij prepares forollefle and flices a thorough English Education, the best pre paration for teaching or business. All ex penses ceru low. Hoard and rooms at the Ladies' Hall $3 to ?4 per teeeh, including electric light and heat. THE COLLEGE DORMITORY Under experienced management, tcill fur nish rooms and board at cost on the club plan, not to exceed $1.50. For full particulars, address president McClelland, Forest Grore, Oregon SPRING TERM BEGINS MARCH 31. 1S97. t t . am mi no !" .il) 164 .V) f,404!t 24 Some persons haveohjoctexl to the country is not greedy for new terrl- IlHwaiian annexation on the ground tory, Hawnli is a commandini' that their distance from this country ! point in relation to our coHsts and to renders It unadvisahle. For the in i the coiiiinorse of the Pacific-, in which for lost ion of such ieople, the follow- we are deeply Interested and its offer lug facts hve hecn collated. Our I for annexation Is a legitimate result 4HM K4 Aleutian Islands in Alaska are 8 or the situation. 1174-" 71 decrees lonuritude further wet.- One - Ol liiein, auii ny name, is oiny -too Objection to the annexation miles from the coist or J ipmi, and it has a tfood hurlsir, an important navel item. In Unalaska, which is 1000 miles nearer than Hawaii to Japan, we own an excellent harbor. to the annexation of Hawaii is made hy some Is-cuuse of the expeuse of defendinf the Islands when attacked hy a foreign fw. Nee' inir tniit Jipuri ts threatenint; to If you do write aloguo and Prices, save you money purchases. Do YOU need an ENGINE. THRESHER, HORSE POWER, or in fact any new. tfachineiy? us for Cat We can, on vn;r v-v,.'.": . ki-i'..', A. II. AVI.IULL, 3Ianas;er. RUSSELL & CO. rortlnnd, Oregon. OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL yi-Nr10UTH. ORECON A TRAINING SCHOOL KOR TEACHERS. $4o4'.tt) 24 bom hard San 1'rnnwiico. I'orllHinl Over half the AleutianareKHoraph-nn.i s,ttle, it would he a g, km I llililtf tcatiy tn Asia. i ney nave a popuia-i t ton In the Pacific ocean tion of Hlsiiit 2M, and the natives a . i ... .ii.fen r. STjTEiMIEISrT OF COUNTY WA.I- LNHAIDJl I.Y lit 117. ChlHS ' "II". "(;. il" "X". "S'' f - . -a . mt Issuiil. -. Amount I'aiil Total A i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 of WHmmts unpaid .!K.)H0 (Hi 11.4 IS il in 17 81 4 Ti 11 01 25 20 IS!I s 2773 i h 227 7" ',4 m 27.W7 HS f-flll iil .11 are less intelligent than thos of ILi- wsii, our navy would he in position fo defend our rights In the Pa itir, ami to restrain acts of aggression in that quarter. It would I e" an a-sur- mice ol peaeelul developuient, tor the world underst n Is thsl this cities. We can defend Honolulu quite as ii'-.-e-fnl as IVirt Townsend and Seiittle. Wolf ,t- wicker the Portland con tractors pet nn it her torpedo twist to huild. The senate foreign relations com mittce have agnsil to report the res olution adopting (tie Hawaiian an nexation treaty. It comes la-fore the senate without an ameiiidment. The ratllicHtiou of the treaty may not TAXES. tM'Alli .11 I. V let IMi;. lf4 Tas " L Is- iirkrel at l his siMei:d sosi in, hut it ! ls7 may come up. , w Ivv.i lotm I Ml I law IS.Iil l!'4 The eonferts's oppose the tax on stocks and ImmhIs. No fur no reasona- hle ol jection to that methisl of rais ing revenue has hnn set out. No husinesa can hetlcr laar the burdens ' II ai hnikerV oftlci. f-l 'x.s us 1 v;.t 7 lit;j .u 1''2 74 2 C' s 44 l5sl .d ' .S4SI7 !0 .j2"7 Im .42 :!7 , 2104 04 2-2rt o:t : 4o,. 17 ', I41SO 111' Sweetness and Light. Put a. pill in the pulpit if you want practical preaching for the phyaicnl mnn ; then put the pill in the pillory if it does not practise what it preaches. There's a whole gospel in Ayer'a Sugar Coated Pills ; a " gopel of sweetness and light." People used to value their physic, as' they did their religion, -by its bitterness. The more bitter the dose the better the doctor. We've got over that. We tnko "sugar in ours" -gospel or physic-now-a-days. It's possible to plense and to purge at the same time. There ' may be power in a pleasant pill. That is the gospel of Ayer's Cathartic Pills. Mnr pill particular, ia Avtr'i Currhook. loo pa.ra. mt lr. J. c. Aytr Co , Lowell, Max. ToUl amount ol illinUut4 $52175 KJ ( ) X a I V A S A I I ,, , : ... - '9m j . 8 i,;W.t ncpular Nctrrai Coursolr.f lh-i- Vara. . - al l. VI lltH-li. Senior fnt a ho!' j i I raining ilp urns t n Instrartion mi l tram no ti lie aclioola. I ha Norm il illp on-a a rrpiin'ii . h i l.ifrhl rn-: ') .ntlo. , t . nr. niQ'ii n ta iiouru i ir t h , m ArHilHtiur frniilo- a '-f:;p t I .t iJoifile . ( het rf il; ly ai, -lo (ll i n 'I rn n II nli (. uu , n 'p il nllnri. ilfrn. -ii )rao Mi'f I. At- I It. fjf ( , . , . ) an-l Xn nl V, ua a i.,r " '" I. h. ' ; ti .'ill par ADDRESS. or V. A. WASX, Spc. of Faculty. r. I- CAMI'I'.IIM,, rroidciit.