The Lebanon express., February 10, 1888, Image 4

COAST CULLINGS.
Devoted Principally to Washington
. Territory and California.
Near Lodt, Cal.,
fatally crushed by
him.
J. fmllips was
a -rock falling on
Pat Riley, an old time miner, was
found dead inJiis cabin, at Park City,
Utah.
It is stated that as high as 125,000
apiece has been offered for some of the
iron mines of Cle-Elum, W. T.
Jean Dorado, a Mexican, was run
over by a train and killed at Los
Angeles.
John KraiAer, a section man, was
killed by falling off a coal car, at River-
side, Cal.
B. H. McElhenney, a collector, was
Btruck by a dummy of a Sutter street
cable car at San Francisco, and died
from the injuries received.
At San Francisco, Geo. Herman
4 years old, while playing about i
kitchen stove, was scalded to death
by upsetting a kettle of boiling water.
The people 01 I'ocateilo, Idaho, re
cently held a meeting for the purpose
of petitioning Congress to throw open
z.WJO acres for towosite purposes.
Alexander Black, once a wealthy
merchant of Stockton, committed sui
cide at San Francisco. Sickness and
discouragement are supposed to have
been the cause of the deed.
An old gardener named Thomas
Brohany, was found at his house in
San Francisco, burned to a crisp,
coaloil lamp having evidently exploded
and set fire to his clothing.
Police Judge Lawler gave a decision
finding Mayor Pond and acting health
officer Gale guilty of misdemeanor in
maintaining a smallpox tent on the
plaza, at San Francisco.
John E. League, postmaster at
Townsend, Montana, died from poison
by strychnine accidentally taken from
his hands or clothing, he having spilt
a bottle of the drug over himself.
K. Seaforth, an English laborer at
the Cascade tunnel, was killed. He
jumped on a rock train going out at
the east end of the tunnel and made a
misstep and fell upon the track. Four
loaded cars passed over hia body.
The late severe weather killed at
least one-half of the oysters on the
bay, says an Olympia paper. The
beds are bare during extreme low tide
for a period of three hours or more.
and during this interval the oysters
froze.
The Supreme Court has decided the
local option law in Washington Ter
ritory unconstitutional. The decision
released some twenty-eight persons
held in King, Katsop and Skagit coun
ties for violation of this law, and will
possibly affect many other places in
the Territory.
The queen of the Cowlits river tribe
of Indians died near Freeport, W. T.,
and was buried with a grand Indian
pow-wow. She was over 100 years old
A his is the remnant ot what was once
powerful tribe of Indians. There are
ow only a few left. Some of them
are very old.
At a rabbit drive which took place
in the vicinity of Bakersneld, Cal.
about seven thousand iackrabbits were
corralled and killed. Many thousands
escaped because of the impossibility
of maintaining the line of drivers un
broken where tracts of bushy ground
intervened.
Detective Hume, of Wells, Fargo &
Co , has prepared a statement of the
company losses by train and stage
robbers during the past year. From
seven stage robberies the highwaymen
obtained f 295, while in four train rob
beries the company lost f 13,210. Two
robbers were caught and sent to the
penitentiary.
Two bents of the uncompleted bridge
across Yakima river, between North
Yakima and Moxie, Y. T., were swept
away, with two horses and two mules.
An ice gorge broke suddenly and
caused a rise of ten feet. An old lady
cooking for the men saved her life by
climbing a tree and remaining there
several hours in the cold, batefoot.
A Territorial Bar Association has
been formed at Olympia, W. T. The
officers are as follows : President,
Judge Dennieon, of Vancouver, Secre
, tary, N. S. Porfer, Olympia ; Treasurer,
J. W. Robinson, Olympia ; Vice Presi
dent, first district, John B. Allen, of
wana waiia; second district, l. v.
r. - r rr . , i- . rr.
dears oi xacoma: imra aisinci, inoe.
J. Hemes, of Seattle ; fourth district.
George Foster, of Spokane.
Thou. D. Ayers shot and killed Eli
Joseph in the woods twelve miles east
of Kelso, Cowlitz county, W. T. Both
parties were hunting, and Ayers seeing
what he supposed to be a deer in the
brush, fired his Winchester rifle and
sho- Joseph clear through both hips.
The latter died in seven hours on the
pot where he was shot. Immediately
after the shooting Ayers left the
wounded man with a companion, to
go after help, and sent a man living
close by, since which time he has not
been seen.
The Supreme Court of California
v affirmed the decision of Superior Judge
Sullivan in favor of Sarah Althea in
the Sharon case. The court, however,
has decided to reverse the order grant
ing counsel fees. The amount of
counsel fees originally allowed by
Judge Sullivan was $55,000, and the
amount of alimony was $7,500 addi
tional to the annual allowance of
$2,500. The Supreme Court fixed
alimony at $1,500 and an annual al
lowance of $500. Judges Thornton,
Sharpstein and McFarland filed dis
seuting opinions, finding that Sharon
and Sarah Althea were never legally
married. It is supposed Sarah Althea
will receive about $10,000,000 in alL
Who can answerP
Why does the bass wood barb?
O, why does the forest pi net
Why does the red sky lark?
And what makes your iron minef
Exchange.
John (just from the clab and about
to retire for the night) "I say, Tom,
there's a brick in my hat sure this time.
It's so heavy it breaks off the nail
heads." He had been trying to hang
up his hat on a fly. New Haven News.
It has been noticed that a girl who
has graduated from Vassar and had
twent3--flve thousand dollars spent on
her education will, .after marriage,
hold clothes-pins in her mouth and gos
sip over the back fence while hanging
out the washing, just like other women.
You can't change a woman's nature.
Dakota BelL
As an absent-minded professor was
sitting at his desk writing one evening.
one of his children entered, and he ex
claimed: "What do you wantP I can't
fee disturbed now." I only want to
say good-night," answeredjjthe child.
Never mind now; to-morrow morning
will do as well," said the professor.
N. Fi Ledger.
TELEGRAPHIC.
As
Epitome of the Principal Events
Attracting hblic Interest
Now
A Bold Robbery.
Limestone, Ind. Ter. Four masked
men, all heavily armed, entered the
Citizens' Bank, and presented a pistol
at the head of Cashier W. T. Reynolds
and demanded that he hand over the
cash.
While pretending to comply Rey
nolds slammed the door of the safe to
and turned the lock. He was at occe
laid out by a bullet from the pistol of
one of the desperadoes, which killed
him instantly. The bank was then
ransacked and all the money in the
cash drawer, some $2,300, was taken
m. Durre, a wealthy farmer, in
sane, uving near v isner, wen., com
mitted suicide by cutting 'the arteries
in his wnst.
Sixteen youths of Dromore, Ireland,
have been sentenced to imprisonment
for one week with hard labor, for
lighting a bonfire to celebrate the re
lease of O'Brien. .
President Asrassiz baa decided to
send twenty-five tons of concentrated .
ammonia down the burning shafts of
the Calumet and Hecla mine at Calu
met, Mich., to put out the fire com
pletely, if possible.
An attempt was made to open the
safe, but in this the robbers failed, as
the sound of pistol shots was heard,
and several people came rushing to
the bank.
In a few moments the town was
aroused and twenty or thirty armed
men hurried to the bank. The robbeft
were just mounting their horses, and
a hot fire was begun, in which Thomas
Evan, a ranchman living near the
town, was killed. In the melee four
of the citizens were wounded, but not
fatally. The surviving robbers then
rode away with the booty, followed by
a posse, which after an hour's chase
caught the desperadoes and took them
back to Limestone. The leader was
found guilty of murder and Strang up.
The other two were placed in charge
of a strong guard and started for Fort
Washitt, where they were turned over
to the United States authorities. The
stolen money was recovered.
Fire hi a stable at Fort Leavenworth
suffocated thirty-six heroes belonging
to Company I, First cavalry.
By an explosion of gunpowder at
Brest-Litovski, Russian Poland, eleven
persons were killed, and thirty severely
injured.
At Snowden, Pa., Christian Feick,
recently discharged pit boss of the
Snowden mines, shot and killed his
wife and himself in the presence of six
children. Poverty ot the family was
the cause.
At Plymouth, ST. C, Jack Blount,
Matthew Blount and Patterson Spru
itt. the negroes who murdered John
Dawson, a peddler, were removed from
the jail by a mob of masked men, tied
to a tree and shot to death.
Otto Purcell committed suicide with
poison, at his Brooklyn (N. Y.) home,
because of loss of work. His 18-year
old widow was inconsolable, and she
killed herself with poison. She left a
note saying she took her life because
her husband had taken his.
The boiler of the tug Zouave ex
ploded in the harbor at New York.
J. Connelly, engineer, Patrick Healy
and John McKenny, firemen, and
Bernard Booney, steward, were all
shockingly scalded, most of them
fatally.
A Princeton, Dakota, special says
a Swede living twenty miles from there
killed his wife and seven children,
cpopping their heads off with a broad
axe. A boy of 14 jumped from an
upstairs window and escaped. When
asked by the neighbors what he had
done, the murderer replied, "What I
have intended to do for a long time."
Warden Brown, of the Utah peni
tentiary, has been removed for, it is
alleged, inhuman treatment of a con
vict named Miller, by confining him
in a "sweat-box for thirty-six hours
with the thermometer several degrees
below zero, causing his feet and limbs
to be badly frozen.
The almshouse and an adjoining
dwelling, located in East Village, near
Munroe, Conn., was burned to the
ground. Three persons perished in
the names, is umbers ot the paupers
who were forced to nee from the build
ing suffered severely from exposure.
they having had no time to don proper
clothing.
At Buffalo, N. Y., John Cullen, a
drunken ship calker, brained his
moiher with an axe while she was
getting his supper ready. After kiss
ing the corpse he went to a salon,
told of the crime, and did not resist
arrest. He gave as an excuse that he
did not wnnt his mother to go to the
poor-house.
The steamer Marcos, which arrived
at New York from Havana, brought
the crew of the bark D. Chapin, of
Boston, which sank at sea. After hav
ing been in their boat ten days without
food or wter, and losing by starvation
and exposure Capt. W. C. Hall, the
cook and one seaman, the rest of the
crew were rescued.
Three thousand men, women and
girls employed in shoe manufacturing
were locked out by their employers at
Cincinnati. The wages of twelve girls
were kept back by ene firm, on the
ground that by a mistake in figuring
out their work they had been overpaid
Fellow-workmen took up the girls'
canse, and when the firm refused to
see a committee, struck. The manu
facturers claim that by the agreement
they could only treat with the geueral
committee on wages.
Mr. Gladstone is very fond of act
ing the part of lay reader at the Ha
warden church. , An American corre
spondent who was present at one 6f
these readings says that when the
anthem was ended Mr. Gladstone
walked swiftly but noiselessly up to
the lectern a splendid eagle with out
stretched wings, done m carved oak
and read the story of Naaman and the
little Syrian maid. His style was the
perfection of simplicity so simple that
one was almost tempted to believe it
tke perfection of art. Public Opinion.
Bobby (to young Mr. Fatboy) "I
heard my sister Clara say something
lovely to ma about you, Mr. Fatboy."
Young Mr. Fatboy (anxiously) "No,
did you, Bobby P What was HP'
Bobby "She said you would be lovely
to sit on the Bible and press autumn
leaves." N. Y. Sun.
"Come on! come on!" said a ren-
tleman to a little girl, at whom a dog
had been harking furiously. Come
on! he's qniet now." "Ah, but," said
the little girl, "the bark axe in hinj
still."
CONGRESSIONAL.
Legislation Pertaining to the Interest
of the Pacific Coast
8BIATB,
Mitchell introduced a bill which pro
vides that hereafter any mining com
pany incorporated for the purpose of
mining shall be allowed to lease,
prospect and develop mines in any
portion of any Indian reservation in
the United States upon such condi
tions as may be agreed upon by the
Secretary of the Interior and the
miners, hut tjat no prospecting or
mining shall be carried on until per
mission has been given by a majority
of the adult male Indians in the reser
vation, and that all revenues arising
from fees, rentals or sales shall bo for
the sole benefit of the Indians on the
reservation.
Also, a resolution, which was
adopted, instructing the Committee
on Commerce to consider the advisa
bility of inserting a provision in the
river and harbor bill requiring all
work to be done by contract.
Dolph introduced a bill to give the
State of Oregon townships 28, 29, 30
and 31, in ranges 5 and 6, east of the
Willamette meridian for a public park.
urater Jake is situated in these town
ships, and Dolph wants to preserve the
irnd adjacent to the pare to be ird
proved by the State of Oregon.
Also, giving to Moscow, Idaho, land
tor cemetery purposes.
Also, to establish the Sun Dance
land district, in Wyoming, and autho
rizing the leasing of school and uni
versity lands in Wyoming.
Among the bills passed were the
following : -
To authorize Dalles City to construct
a bridge across the Columbia river in
Oregjn and Washington Territory.
To grant a right of way through
public lands for irrigating purposes.
To increase the pension of the to
tally helpless to $72 per month.
a joint resolution proposing an
amendment to tne constitution pro
viding that the term of office of the
president and the fiftieth congress
shall continue until the 30th day of
April, 1889, at noon; that eenrtors
whose existing terms would otherwise
expire on the 4th of March, 18S9 (and
thereafter) shall continue in office
until April 30, succeeding snch expi
ration; and that he 30th of April, at
noon, shall thereafter be substituted
for the 4th of March, as the com
mencement and termination of the
official terms of the president, vice
president, senators and representatives
in congress.
HorsE.
Hermann presented a petition from
citizens and taxpayers of Siuslaw bay
and Lane county, Oregon, asking for
the establishment of a life-saving sta
tion at Cape Perpetua, for which Her
mann introduced a bill in Congress,
and which will be submitted to the
life-saving board for report
Hermann also submitted resolutions
passed by the Eastern Oregon, Nevada
and Idaho Wool Growers' Association,
hex! at Winnemucca, Nevada, pe
titioning again-t disturbance of the
existing duties on foreign wool.
Whitthorne, from the committee on
Naval Affairs, reported a bill for the
appropriation of $175,000 for repair of
the U. S. steamship Hartford.
Davis, from the committee on Com
merce, reported a bill to reward native
Esquimau for acts of humanity to
shipwrecked seamen.
Campbell introduced a bill fixing
the salaries of Supreme Court Justices
and of Cabinet officers at $15,000 per
annum.
PORTLASD FBODCCS
IARKIET,
BlIVl'KR
Fancy roll, f ft....
Oregon
Inferior grade
Pickled
California roll
do pickled
Chkksh -
Eastern, full cream
Oregon, do
California
Eoo Fresh
Dried Frctts
Apples, qrs, ska and bis..
do California
Apricots, new crop
Peaches, nnpeeled. new ..
Pears, machine dried
Pitted cherries
Pittedplums, Oregon
Fig, Cal., in bgs and bxs.
Cal. Prunes, French
Oregon prunes.
4
16
20
30
30
30
20
16
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28
14
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18 a
8
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Portland Pat. Roller. bbl $ 4
Salem do do 4
White Lily bW 4
Conn try brand 3 50 (2) 3
Snperflne 8 fO a
2
2
(3
73
75
liRAIW
Wheat, VallejJ? 100 lbs... 1 2ft 9 1
do Walla Walla 1 171 1 20
Barley, whole, cU 1121
do ground, ton 30 (T S25 00
Oats, choice milliner bush 47 GO
do feed, rood tocbo!ce,old 48 o
Rye, 100 Dvs 1 10 & 1 25
Fran
Bran, ton 16 00 17 00
Shorts, ton IS 00 19 00
Hay, V ton, baled (318 00
Chop. 4 ton 23 00 (23 08
Oil cake meal V ton 82 00 g33 0C
rBESH tROTTS
Apples, Oregon, It box
Cherries, Oregon, V drm . .
Lemons, California, tfbx.
90
00 m
I 23
Limes. & 100.
Riverside oranges, box. .
Los Angeles, do do . .
Peaches, ? box
Hrora
Dry, over 16 lbs, lb
Wet salted, over 65 lbs....
Murrain bides
Pelts
Vegetables
Cabbage, ? Ib
Carrots, If sack
Cauliflower, dox
Onions
Potatoes, new, bush . . .
Wool,
Cast Oregon, Spring clip.
VaJlev Oregon, do
11
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The report that Luke Nganil, in
South Africa, which was ono of the
earliest notable discoveries of Living
stone, is gradually drving up, has
been confirmed by Dr. Schi z. a Ger
man explorer, who recently visited
the lake.
An association was recently or
ganized in Scotland for the systematic
cultivation of mushrooms on a large
scale. The mushrooms are grown in
a disused tunnel of the North British
railway in Edinburgh. The tunnel is
.about three-quarters of a mile long,
itnd eight hundred yards are occupied
by the mushroom beds. In the care of
which fourteen mon are employed.
V. Y. Ledger.
Social life in Vionna is fast losing
'ts brilliancy, chieflv through the tyr
anny of porters. The city is princi
ally inhabited in flats, which are pre
sided over by a conciergo or porter.
This official imposes a tax upon every
one who enters the house after a given
time, in most cases an early hour at
night On this account people stay at
home evenings and the streets are de
serted. " . - -
THROUGH THE FOREST.
Tfct Old and Young Danced ill Right-
Our
Hardy Anoeators.
Old men live in the past.
Perhaps it wouln be better for the
young men of the present, if they lived
a littleabit more in the past, and drew
less on the future.
The log cabins of primitive times
would seem very cheerless habitations
to the people who live in the finely
constructed, furnace heated mansions
of to day. But our grandparents took
a great deal of comfort in these rude
hnies.
They wore rugged and healthy. The
men had stalwart and hardy frames,
and the women were free from the
modern ailments that make the sex
of to-day practically helpless slaves to
hired foreign htlp.
White haired grand-sires frequently
took their life partners and on horse
back rode a score of miles. through the
forests to enjoy the lively pleasures of
a, frontier ball, danced till daylight,
rode home again in the early morning,
then nut in a good day a work.
Middle-aged folks of to-day couldn't
stand thw sort of a racket.
To these mud-chinked, JogTcabins
doc tore visits were a rarity, lbe in
habitants lived to a rugged and green
old age.
Sometimes these log cabin old-timers
were taken ill. They were not proof
against all the exposures to which
they were subjected. They found the
effective remedies for these common
ailments in the roots and herbs which
grew in the neighboring forests and
fields. They had learned that nature
has a cure for every ill. These potent
remedies assisted their sturdy frames
to quickly throw off disease and left
no poison in the system.
The unpleasant feature of modern
practice with mineral medicines is the
lniuuous after-effect on the syBtem
May not modern physical degeueracy
be due to this feature T
A druir-saturated system is not in
a natural, consequently not in
healthy, state. If any of the main
orpins are clogged with traces of the
mineral poisons used to drive out a
particular disease, the whole machin
ery of life is deranged and early decay
of natural rowers is the inevitable
result.
There can be no question that rem
edies from the laboratory of nature
are the best. If they are as efficacious,
they have the advantage of leaving no
after stxng.
Their efficacv. if properly com
pounded, and the proper remedy ap
plied to the proper disease, will not be
doubted. The experience of agti
proves it.
Their disuse has come about prin
cipally through the rapid congregiijn
of people in cities and village, render
ing these natural remedies difficult to
obtain. Progressive business enter
prise has lately led to putting these
old time remedies within the reach of
all classes.
The proprietors of Warner's safe
remedies, in the faith that the people
of to-day would be benefited by using
the simple remedies of log cabin days
have caused investigations to be made
and secured the formulas of a number
of those which long and succeisful use
had proved to be most valuable.
They will, we learn, be known under
the general title oi "Warners ixg
Cabin Remedies." Among these med
icines will be a "Sarsaparilla" for the
blood and liver. "Log Cabin Hops and
Buchu Remedy, for the stomach, etc.
"Log Cabin Cough and Consumption
Remedy, a remedy called "Scalpine,
for the hair, "Log Cabin Extract," for
internal and external use, and an old
valuable discovery for catarrh, called
'Log Cabin Rose Cream." Among
the list is also a "Log Cabin Plaster'
and a "Log Cabin Liver PilL"
A young man covered with the
dust f travil walked into a recruiting
station In Portland, Me., the other
day, and wanted to enlist. lie was
examined aid rejected because he
weighed only one hundred and twen
ty-six poands. Us said that he had
walked from the northern part of the
State; that he weighed one hundred
and thirtr-five pounds when he started
nnd that he thought he wou'd fat
np some if he had a chance. lne re
cruiting officer told him to call again.
and in less than a week be eld, and
bad gained so decidrdly in fleh that
he vm readily accepted.
In this enlightened age true great
ness consists in smoking three dosn
twenty-five-cent cigars a day, and hav
ing signature that nobody can read.
Vansville Breet.
TESTIM0HY OF A PAIHTER.
Kb. 105 Carltox Avbncb, Bbookltn
N. Y.
Allcock's Porous Plasters ore undoubt
edly the best external remedy manufae
tured. I meke this assertion to the public
from my own personal experience of their
wonderful virtues. Suffering from severe
pains in my side ana ensse contracted
ttiMMink - . - T -....1 i - ....1
of Allcock's Porous Plasters npon going to
bed at night. The resu t was, that in eight
hours after applying them I could get up
and walk about with very little pain or
ache, when the nisht previous I could
neither get up nor down without help, nor
stoop to remove my shoes. 1 have since
us d them in mv family for various ail
ments, and have never known them to fail
to give almost Instant rener.
- T. II. Backcs.
The new Texas State lions is the larg
est btate Capitol building in the Union.
TO C0S8UMPTIYES.
Reader, can yon believe that the Creator
afflicts one-third of mankind with a dis
ease for which there is no remedy! Dr.
R. V. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery
has cured hundreds of cases of consump
tion, and men are living to-day heal thy,
robust men whom physicians pronounced
incurable, because one lung was almost
gone. Send 10 cents in stamps for Dr.
Pierce's book on consumption and kludred
affections. Address, World's Dispensary
Medical Association, 003 Main Street,
Buffalo, N. x .
Butter and lard should be kept tn stone
or eartheaware, and kept in a cool place,
For rclieTlBTThroatTroables
Rml Cosghis "ISroum'm Bronchial Tro
chse" have a world-wide reputation. Sold
only in boaxa. Price -5 eta.
IT wrr rtait r!U1oiCT fitarstnre Mat free on
W Mhloti ean-wpoodenM "da. Mim H. Dm V M, Seattle
COSSUHJUOH STBELT CUBES.
To 1h Rditor
Please inform your readers that t have a pos
14 va rented for th ahma nmnml dlija. i)V
tA tiinnl w iiim tlimuiul. rtf hnrwlMM r nan tin vn
.been permanently cured. I ahall be irJad to
send two bottlea of my remedy pan to any of
fyour readers who have consumption if they will
aaaa me uxor uprose ana r. u. aaareea.
Respectfully.
T. A. KLOCUM. il. cTlKl Peart St, New York
ITCHTJIO runs.
Btmptomh MoUtore: Intone Itehlnc and (Murine
moet at nlsbt; woree by eormttihinf . If allowed to oou-
tinue tumor form, which often Meed end nlomate,
becoming werj man. HwAVm H Oihtkbht atopa the
ttehing and bleedinff, beale ulceration, and In man?
eeeee removes tbe tamora. It la equally efficacious In
curing all Skin Dtaeeaee. PR. SWAYNK A SON.
Proprietors, Philadelphia bwATicas OiHTMiirr eaa
be obtained of druggist. Bent by mall for 50 Cents.
See Antlsell Piano advertisement.
TbtGxbkka for breakfast.
Catnsnina bnpnrre aad yieau lua tba eomplasioa.
OF GENERAL INTEREST.
There ars said to be six hundred
and forty-nias widows, bj actual count.
inOberlin.O.
The Salt Lake Tribune, which has
to use the word very often, saves type
setting by abbreviating polygamy to
jtolyg. It sounds rather abrupt, but it
means the same thing.
Coffee was first used In Arabia
about 1420, and was introduced at
Cairo in 1530, at Constantinople in
1554, at Venice In 1615, at Paris in 1644,
and In London In 1652.
An execution of a horribly cruel
nature is reported from Chinkiang,
A prisoner was beaten upon the feet at
the order of the district magistrate un
til both ankles were broken and was
then forced to stand on tip-toe in a
cage until he fell dead upon the floor.
A Boston man offers his pet monkey
for sale. He put njHwith the tricks of
the cunning brute for a long time, but
when the monkey took possession of the
kitchen and began throwing knives,
forks, dishes and baked beans at his
owner, the latter concluded that it was
time they should part company.
- hen Miss Sadie Aiken, of Reeves,
Ga., eloped the other night, she took
with her the family watchdog. After
the marriage ceremony had been per
formed she wrote a note to her parents
acquainting them with the fact and
imploring their forgiveness, tied it to
the dog's collar and sent him home.
It is interesting to trace the evolu
tions of words and expressions. Cul
tivated people say How do you dor
l hose who are less precise say "Howdy-
doo?" In the backwoods of Tennes
see they say "Howdy?" The noble
red man of the West says "How?"
While the cat on the fence says "Ow?"
-AortmeA Bulletin.
A Philadelphia clergyman, who is
intensely annoyed by the squeaky
shoes of his congregation, thinks that
the reason there are so many noisy
shoes in church is that the average cit
izen wears his best shoes on Sunday
and another pair during the week, and
that it takes many Sundays to get the
squeak out of a pair of new shoes.
Dr. W. B. Waller of Caldwell. O..
who has just returned !ne after spend
'.tig four months on the Navigator Is
land, ssys that the Samoans are re
markably fine dancers and the most
Tactful people in the world; and that
his is largely due to the fact that they
ire "double jointed." "Theirlegsatthii
knee Joint," he says, "their arms at the
elbow, and their shoulders are reversi
lle in a way that would astonish you.
The elbow and knee joints can be bent
exactly contrary to other people's."
Prince Albert of Monaco made a
third expedition for scientific purposes
in his yacht during the past summer,
visiting the Azores and Newfoundland,
tnd dredging in various parts of the
tforth Atlantic. In a storm to which
;he vessel was exposed on her home
ward voyage resort was had to the new
expedient of throwing oil upon ths
waters, and the result was most satis
factory. It is believed that the use of
the oil on this occasion prevented seri
ous Injury to the yacht. X. Y. Ledger.
A mare belonging to J. W. Stone,
of Petaluma, CaL, struck her fore leg
just above the ankle with her eind foot.
burying the cork of her shoe under the
ikin. She fell, and while rolling help
lessly around was discovered by the
owner's son. He tried to free the hind
foot by pulling at the fastened leg, but
hadn't sufficient strength to accomplish
it. Finally the mare ripped the skin
off the fore leg down to the heel of the
foot, taking a strip off six inches long
by four wide. The sinews of her leg
were not injured.
A young Australian near Bochara.
after an unusually hard day's work
sheep-shearing, went to sleep on the
fitting. room conch after supper. Soon
lie arose, walked out into the darkness.
went through four gates, which he care
fully closed, to the woodshed, and then
hung up his coat and took down his
diecp shears and sharpened them.
Then he caught a sheep and had just
finished shearing it. when some of the
household came with a lantern. Then
it turned out that he had been asleep
all the time, and the light of the lan
tern awatenea mm. me sheep was
sheared as well as though it had been
done in broad daylight.
From China papers of recent date
it appears that the authorities of Fekin
hare recently taken a census of the
empire, and as it was for taxing pur
poses the proneness to disbelieve in the
large estimates must be modified ac
cordingly. The figures returned by
the village bailiffs make the population
319.383,500. which, together with the
estimate of five provinces omitted,
makes the aggregate about 892,000,000.
These figures are independent of the
population of Corea, Thibet and Kash-
gar. As the population of India ex
ceeds 250,000,000, the Hindoos and
Chinese constitute more than half the
entire human race. Public Opinion.
A Boston man has a twin brother
living in the West who looks very much
like him. The other morning the Bos
ton twin, after being shaved, went
home and found there his brother, who
had just come East. The Western
twin needed shaving badly, and, was
directed to the barber-shop. He en
tered and seated himself, but the bar
ber paid no attention to him. "What's
the matter with you?" said the West-
em twin after waiting long enough,
"Why don't you shave me?" "Why.
rve just shaved you, said the barber.
Much you did," said the twin. "Look
at my face." The barber looked at a
big, black beard, of a week's growth.
felt of it to asm re himself that his eye
was not deceiving him, and burst out
If yon can raise a beard like that in
twenty minutes you'd better go intc
the mattress business-"
America's Highest Mountain.
"The highest mountain In America"
must now bo change I from Mount Su
Ulias to M-unt Wrangel. a little t the
north. Severnl of these mountains
have been newly measured. Mount
II el, once "fourthly" estimated at
17.000 feet, then "closely" at 16.000,
sriis brought down by triangulallon to
'3.000; an aneroid barometer made it
12000 and a mercurial barometer
1 1 255. Mount St. Ellas, estimated by
D A stele t to be 12.672 feet, is triangu
atcd by Mr. Baker to 19,500. It now
ippesrs that Mount Wrangel, lying to
tho north, rises 18,400 feet above Cop
per river, which is in turn 2,000 foei
above the sea at that point. If this
holds true. Mount Wrangel Is at least
1.000 feet higher than any other peak
in North America. It lies within tho
Untied States boundary. Natur.
A man who batu no virtue in him
self ever envieth virtue in others; for
men's minds will either feed upon their
own good, or upon other's evil; and
who wantcth the one will prey upon
the other. Z-ord Bacon,
At the fourth annual convention of
architects in Cincinnati, recently, a house
wnicn was ouut witn nre-o oor wire la th
in p-, was fet on fire in order to show the
architects that it would not burn.
FFACE CS EAETH
Awaits that connUesa army of martyrs, whose
ranks are constantly recruited from tbe vic
tims of nervousness and nervous diseases.
Tbe price of the boon is a systematic conrse of
Hostetler's Btomacb Bitters, the finest and
most (rental of tonlo nervines, pursued with
reaaansble persistenoe. Kaoler. plaaaanter
Slid safer this than to swash the victualing
department with pseado-toaica. alcoholic or
we reverse, oeer extract, nerva rooaa, narcot
lna. aedativea and poisons In dispraise- "Tired
Nature's sweet restorer, balmy sleep," Is the
providential reenperant for weak nerves, and
this glorious franchts belnjr usually tbe con
sequence of sound direstlon aad increased
viKor. the great etomacbio which insures both
la producUve also of repose at the reonired
time. Not nnrefreshed awakens the lnoJvld
nal who ones it. but vtirorona clear headed
and tranquil. Use the Jiittors also in fever
and ague, rheumatism, kidney troubles, oon
sUpaUoa and biliousness.
1 . tm ..M .1... V I. -J ,1
$5,000,(00 yearly to maintain her spy sys
tem in America.
THE BEAUTY OF W0 BAH
is her crown of trlory. But alas I how
quickly does the nervous debitity and
cnronlc weakness of the sex cause the
bloom of youth to pass away, sharpen the
lovely fear urea, and emaciate the rounded
form! There Is but one remedy which
will restore tbe faded roses and brinfr back
the crrsxe ot youth. It is Dr. Pierre's
"Favorite Prescription," a sovereign rem
edy fur the diseases peculiar to females.
it ts one oi the sreatest boons ever con
ferred noon the human race, for it pre
serves that which Is fairest and dearest
to all mankind the beauty and the health
ox woman.
m
There is said to be a sheen at Akron.
Ohio, which weighs mo pounds.
IH GKHEKAL DiBlXITT, EttAClATlOIT,
('OBSsmntlM and Vfaatlas? 1st f'h II -
dren. mrotf Ksnalalea ot Pure Cod Li ver
uu witn UTPophosDhites. is a most valuable
iooa ana meoidne. it creates an apsoute for
iooo. Btrenginens tne nervous system, ana
budds nn the boar. Pieman read: "I tried
Soot t 's KmnlwoD on a roans man whom Phvsi-
ciana at times save up hope Since he has
been Ufltnir the ttmulsion hia Couzh has ceased.
gained flesh and streaoth, and from ail appear
ances bis life will be prolonged many years."
J. &C1XIVAN. Hospital btaward, M organza. Pa.
It is highly dangerous to use anything
out a pnreiy vegetable remedy for the
liver. Hobb's Little Vegetable Pills Is
such, and is recommended by physicians.
Anne. Queen of Richard II. first Intro
duced side-saddle for ladies.
A SURE THUfO.
There are very few things In this life of
wnicn we may be absolutely certain, but
this is one of them: that Dr. Pierce's
'Pleasant. Purgative Pellets" have no
rqual as a cathartic in derangements of
the liver stomach and bowels. They are
very small and their action Is pleasant.
Purely vegetable, perfectly harmless. 26
cents a vlaL All druggists.
Seven years ago Mexico had but 400 miles
of railroad; now she has 4,000.
Wakelee s Squirrel and Gopher rux termi
nator lry it, ana prove the nest is in
cheapest. Wakrlee &t Co.. San Francisco.
lis tuierinel!aee vimeisla Bifiliom f somes fot
mare tasa atuater of acentarv. It is seed or e
CnKeiStateeOo.qomeut. lodorsedby the headof the
Ores CnrcBrsitto as tae Suimtcsfc. Pores mud auws
Healthful. Dr. Prices only Basin FowdT eat
dees bps orintal n ammonia. linear Shim SotdosOy
1TUCH BAXX9TA WwTEK CO,
TOM.
CAfltTT MAXINB FOR PLEASURE OR PROFIT.
JL pieaaaot, and, partsaoi profitable amosenwRt
ma learn fth sr. of Candy Hakinf at hom and white
fiTing aunwwwftrt to their friend mod thmfslsfl, dis
eor wtiethtr Xhtrj have a tanas for tbe work as a ban
niw, aad thereby males a fair Urine profit f'om a very
atnall inrmtment Reertpta. aad full instraotiomi in de
tail, anrttcivat for averml luaooa for tbe making of
twdre irimpta wirties, aad amply rafficlent for bom
amusement, eent tar one dollar. TooU aeceasary may
be f ound In any ttftrhea. ddreea, OfcO. jP. PE&
VITAL. 123 EUt Street, Ban Franciaeo.
BUSINESS
COLLECE,
Post SL, 8. Cat.
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ant Teiaanpli all (or tl
uu nUU lwzr.aS3r
be, BANCROFT BUILDIXa
723 Market St., San Francisco, Cat
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A. VaJTOES KaJMJW. FresMcaa
' " aaj
J. HALL'S
PULMONAKY BALSAM
a srrasioa rkmcdt poa
COUGHS, COLDS, INCIPIENT XOWSTTJIPTIOH
And all Throat and Lous Troab'ea.
Sold by all I'rag-tlsta rr SO 0ata.
J. R. GATES A CO.,
raOFRIKTORS,
4t7ISansomcNtn SAX fRAXCIRCO
ELY' Catarrh
CREAM BALM.
if "3 ,Ai.S-I?.ai-
ZDriiinMMN
I have used tiro
bottles of Ely's
Vream Balm and
consider myself
cured. I suffered
iO years from ca
tarrh and catar
rhal headache and
thit is the first
remedy that af
forded lasting re-lief.-D.
T. Hig-
A particle la applied Into earb nostril and Is afrreeable.
Price 60 omU at droffrUte ; by mall, rerfstered, 60 eeote.
ELY BROTHER 236 Oreenwieh Rtreet. Kew York.
Hnl ,mt,in.ilnllmftKwTm,
aasemSMSsssiSBiNs. a. a. i.sosw
MEN'S FURNISHING COODS,
232 Kearny St , San Francisco
Bhirta, Underwear, Suspenders,
Hosiery, Gloves, Neckwear,
Collars, Cuffs, Etc.
SHIRTS IFOSDEII, $1.
Illustrated Catalogue, wtth Rnlea
tor bw MeMuranent, Mailed Pres.
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Jacobs cm
LUMBAGO.
CaTTtaOB. Why so many deviate from a
fraceiui carnage may be accounted lot m as
many ways as there are misshapen beings.
WUBCIXLAK WEAKNESS.
Ladle Back. The spinal column is the main
stay oi ins Dooy, wnicn stinens up tne
straight man or woman, and nature has
provided mrtscnlar supports to bold it erect.
TWISTED OCT OF SHAPE.
Distortions. Men and women recklpssly
(wist tnemseives out oi aiiape, ana tne re
sult Is the few standing straight and the
many bending down.
SYMPTOMS.
Pains Those which afflict the back are the
most Insidious or subtile. They come at
times without warning; we rise from a sit
ting posture to find the back so crippled or
stralxiodas to cause acute suffering.
TREATMENT.
Core. Rnb the parts afflicted freely with
Br. Jacobs uit; tod oara ana vigorously,
producing warmth, and if the pain is slow
in yielding, wrap the parts in flannel steeper!
In hot water ana wrung out
Sold bg DnigyUU and Dealer Everywhere.
THE CHABLES A. V0GELEB CO- BiMmor, MS
ar 6.000.000 people use
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ars admitted Co be tba
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tn the world.
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ANNUAL
Fortes
rlEbesjaded
REE TO ALL.
applicants, sad
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avezT persoaosnsa
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Om 19. FERRY stCO.,Detrolt,Mlcrw
PIANOS
1st Prerolams. 25,000 in use,
20 years Established. Kew
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stand in tone 20 years, good for 100 5 not affected
by climsta. No wood to split, break, swell, shrink,
crack, decay, or wear out ; ws guarantee it. Ele
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Call or writs tct Catalogue, free. T. M. aKTKjEIX
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The Oregon National Bank,
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capital, paid or. tiotuxn
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kf OLLECTIUXd ia (sTorabta Sanaa
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DR. IHULTY.
This eminent Specialist still continues ts treat
with the same socceas as ot old all Special, Chronic,
Nerroas and Private Diseases of both sexes. Sena
for the " Ladies' Giide to Health." and hia book on
" Special lUxemgen." which are tree. Call npon or
address P. BrtSOOE McSLXTT, it. D, 11 Ksaxny
Street. San Francfcto.
E.J. BOWEN'S
Alfslfa, Onion Bets, Crass. CloTer. Teretable and
Fiower Seeda Br far h largest and mo oocbpiet
stnek on tbe P-sciSe Coast.
Larse lllostrated. aeserfpthre and prised Catalogs
mailed, tree, to all applieanta
E. J. BOWEJ
S Front Street, Portland. Ore-gom ;
Or, 815 and S17Sansome St, San Francisco, CaL
WESTCOTT BROS.
SEEDS
Hardy Northern Grown
From Minneapolis, Minnesota, are tbe beat, beeaase
they are earlier and tne most prodnrttTS. Tsae no
other on til yon try them. For sals by all leading
dealers on tbe coast throughout the cuuuttj. Trade
supplied by
WESTCOTT BROTHERS,
Seed Merchants, 4O0 and 9H Sansoms Street, San
Francisco, CaL
1 CURE FITS!
Wbn I mt etrre I do not mu utetiialj to etov tbe re
for a time aod then hare tbem return agatn. I mean
rsvdkaU enre, I hare made tbe d--aeaee rf PITS, EPIL
EPSY or FALLING SICK.V EiSS a Bfe-lanar stody. 1
a ai r arrt my iauudy to cuia tttB worst cases fiecsosa
ataeta bit raoiea t bo fgiaeop ror no soar reeerrm. a
core. Snd at once far a treatise and a Free Bovrle
ft sty tniaihble retaedy. Otre Etrtm and Pes OrBee,
HTfc. KOUT, Ji.ClS3 fculk freer Yer
LIFE SCHOLARSHIP. S75.
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The Van Ilonciscar
DISPENSARY.
POBZLAKP. OR.
To
Id. slnaleoi
sad alswhaaner wKh
Lost manhood
Bums Deefiny, Spensa
Dinai IjOssss
JsiHMMas
or Weak Rres, Lack ot
Enesgr, also Bwod sn
8km Mseases, Bfphillit
Hair FalUos
-Tfi i - udiaT, -mnmrnV Slxd(iar Troahle
Weak Baec. fton Bg TJrtoa OotMtxbsa, Gleet teial
tam ssumet rettot ana ears for Ufa
Bsthieirs Csasait CifI4eatlaIIr
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CARLSBAD IN CALIFORNIA.
mHK TJ"STF,R8IGNT.r HAS ESTABMSHT.ri TS
a. "na rwwa. a place lor eoncs lliatwtes,
Mellitos. Btuar in the Urine, and all nth, dnuuuu. mk.
lect to enre by tbe Springs such as. altw.ions of tbe
Lirer. Stomach. Bowels, tuns, etc. on the Carlsbad
plan, under the direetioa of IR. SOHYER. tha
brated Pfaysiin, who basenred thoM ailments In a mmt
Mwwuii.f nwu- a ..vaia, .as. ts . rarHioian.
Burseen and Acroocbenr. Qor WMHe snd Oota Streeta
AU.EN'8,ll!qM TO.NIC BITTERS.
IM trmmt Tooio, Jilei Par.lt, AapatiKT sad
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FREE
fly return mall. Fall Deaerlstlaa
M seal's Sew TalUr SrHeaa T 1Atm
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$5
Tft at A m. TVaV Baivnv-klaaaa aMwfa T m as
7. t"a T . ?i.v- rracub
((omi
For The NERVOUS
The DEBILITATED
The AGED.
V cards
tg Baaa sbbi tvaaa aagaaWaaaa-M atamwaaaaBBH
1(1
a IVfTV ff
pound
REWARD!
SlOOO:
Will be paid fot each and eery frais of poift
onoua wuhvuuxm found in Wiadoot a obertmL
acknowiedfed tbe moat deJiglatful aad only re ally
barm lea toiiet article ever produced for beautu 7114
and prtMerrlDC tbe cottmbexUm, reiuoTins; tan, suxi Dora,
freckles aad ail bieooiabes aad roochnesa of tbe akin.
Ued and indorsed by the elite of society aad tbe
Ae- awld by aU dmzgist at 50 eena per bottle.
Wh' te and Fteak Mullotured by W. JUL WlhlAjX.
a OO Ooemikvta, PortUod, Oregon.
ssmarM ALL MUMOKS.
from a common Blotch, or Eruption,
to tho worst Srrolaia. ssii-rnrnui,
.ores." Scaly or Boath
Skirt, tn short, ail diseases caused by bad .
blood are conquered by this powerful, part
fyinir, and Invlgoratlnr medicine.
Eatlnr Cleer rapidlv beal under jtsbe
nlirn Influence. Eepeciallr hagjt manifesto
Its potency In citrine Tetter, Bom Hash,
Bolls, Cfarbsinelea, Sore Eyea, Seroi
oloas iorei and Swellings, IIIp
lolnt Disease, White Swelling,
boltre, or Thick Neck, and Enlsrged
Glands. Send ten cents fa stamps for a
larse treatise, with colored plates, on ek:,ii
Diseases, or the same amount for a treatise
on Scrofulous Affectkmg. -
Thorougbly cleanse tt bv ireinsr Or. Pieree'a
bSIQCU RiCaiC.1 bv.w
digestion, a fair akin, buoyant spir
its, and vital strength, will becac&bliuiied.
CONSI7MPXIOK,
rhlea Serofnla of the Lenn, to ar
rested and cured by this remedy, if taken be
fore the last stages of tbe disease ere reached.
Prom its marvelous power over this terribly
fatal disease, when first offering this now
celebrated remedy to tbe public. Dr. PrEBca
thought seriously of calling it his "Con.
snsnption Care, but abandoned that
name as too limited for a medicine which,
from its wonderful combination of tonic, or
strengthening, alterative, or blood-cleansing,
anti-bilious, pectoral, and nutritive proper
ties, is onequalod. not only r-s a remedy for
consumption, but for all Chronic dis
eases of the -
Liver. Blood, and Lungs.
If ycT feel dun. drowsv, oefciutatea, have
sallow color of skin, or yclio wish-brown spota
cm face or body, frequent headache or dizzi
ness. Daa taste in mourn, imernai urai t
chills, alternating wtth hot flushes, low spirits
and gloomy forebodings, irregular arpf-trfe,
and coated tongue, you are suffering irora
Indigestion, nyspepaia, and Torpid , VS.
Lirer. or " HI lion au eaa." In rosriy- .
casea only part of these symptoms are expes .
rienced. As a remedy for all such, eases, t
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Die- . -
CO very is nnstrrpsssed.
ror nu I'Uiik ipiuisi
Rlooa. Shortness oi Breath. Ail
chide, Asthma, Severe Cor a he, ana.
minim aiTRnionH. m wk mi m i , : , l icinruT. '
BOT.D BT UBCOOISTS. Ot 1 .IM. Or KaJa,
BOTTLES for $S.OO.
Send ten cents in stamps for Dr. Hroe't
book on Consumption, -address.
World's Dispensary Medical Asso
ciation, 663 Main Street, livrrxux, N. Y.
7 $500 REWARD
is otfered by tne jwutii lotcrs
of It. Safe's Catarrh Bemedy
for a case of catarrh which
they cannot cure. If yoa
have a dischanre from the
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of
smell, taste, or hearing, weak eyes, dull pain
or ressure tn head, you fcave Catarrh. Thou
sands of cases terminate m consumption.
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rewedt cures the worst
Cases of Catarrh, "Cold la the Bead.
aad Catarrhal Headache. SO cents.
PEOPLE
Should Take this Great
LIFE REKEWIR.
Hobb's Kerve Tonie
Pills are composed of
jnst rach elements ss
Enrich the Blood and
strengthen tbe Srrrei
gi vingthe body the rprin r.
and elasticity of yonth.
Men aad Womn snnVr
from Derangements of 1
tne serves ana pover
ty of tbe Blood. We see
it in the whitening hair.
jLi; ir- j tne untimely wnnties.
y-.F the loss of form in fact,
I 1 J in all the signs of prema-
Men,ToangXea,01d
Men, and loan e; Old
Xerve Tonle Pills. It fs Brain Food, it
is amnscieinvigcTator; buuns np the Waste
Places ; makes the weak strong and vigor
ous. Are you suffering in seeret for past
errors T We will indorse for yon if yon, try
the Nerve Tonie Pills. Even if yon are
weak and nervous with Kiss of vital power
your manhood almost fled, leaving yon pale
faced and hollow-eyed Hobb's Kerve
Tonie Pills were made for yon, and all
persons with the foil owing complaints,
vis.: Palpitation of tbe Hears, Flutter
ing, Trembling, Hysteria. ? ervonsness
tn any form, N rrro.l Headache, Ken
ralgla. Cold Hands or Feet, Pate in tne
Back, or any otner form or Female
Weakness which we do not care to enu
merate. Try them, and yon win Join tbe
thousands of htppy men and women who
dally bless Dr. Hobb ior his rreat work in
their behalf.
Thsy drive away Pimples and Blotches
from the skin, canse a dnll yellow skin to be
replaced by a Clear Complexion, and leave
the brightness of yonth. Thev are snrar
eoated, aad only one pill a dose. Price SO eta.
a Bottle. Sent by mail or all Druggists.
HOBB'S MEDICINE CO., (AS FUSCStt, BAL U
C1LIF0MU SSIEP DIMS CO.,
24 and 26 EUis Street,
8A!f FaUCISC ....... CAL
UilB OF ? A USA E CASINSS, BOTCHERS
tning a Batcher and Sausage
Maker needs. We call special
attention to onr Engines am!
Boilers. Onr Two-Horse Power
ACME EN'GIXE and BOILER
cannot be snrrsMsed for wcck
manstup and cheapness. Sapo.
trauir BiDUDiQ ror jiutooera,
Dainea, Saw Mills, eta. Cost of ,
rnsntng axceedicsiy cheap.
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A KERVE TONIC.
gredienta, are the best and safest
Is'erve Tonics. It strengthens and
qmeta the nervous system, curing
J-ervooa Weakness, Eyateria, Sleep
AM ALTERATIVE.
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in. j.otk porifyiiia: and enrichine; it,
" -v so overcoming those diseases
resulting from impure or impover
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LAXATIVE.
AetlngnUldlybot sorely on thebowels
H cures habitual constipation, and
promotesaregular habit Itstrength
ens the stomach, and aids digestion,
DIURETIC.
Iaits composition the best and most
active diureticsof the Materia Mediea
areeorabined selentincallywiUi other
effective remedies for diseases of the
kidneys. It can be relied on to rive
quick relief and speedy cunt
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