n'Essy ww""1-
qpavqppi mi"H"' ujwiijjjjij'
"tH
KMMS"WnO
(rtrsa8C3dal."
yWhvv
KiWMMMIMMt
A worn
Stomach.
out
"August
Flower"
For two years IsuflFerctl terribly
mm stomach trouble, and was for
all that time under treatment by a
physician. He finally, after trying
fevety thing, said stomach was about
worn out, and that I would liave to
ce eating solid food for a time at
least I was so weak that I could
rtot work. Finally on the recom
mendation or a friend xvhohad used
your preparations
with beneficial re
sults, I procured a
bottle of August
Slower, ana com
menced using it It seemed to do
ie good at once. I gained in
strength and flesh rapidly ; my ap
petite became good, and I suffered
no bad effects from what I ate. I
feci now like a new man, and con
sider tbatAucust Flower has en
tirely cured me of Dyspepsia iu its
worst form. James E. Dkdkkick,
Saugerties, New York.
W. B. Utsey, St George's, S. C,
writes: I have, used your August
Flower for Dyspepsia uud find it an
excellent remedy.
It ix KIiiriIoiii for n llorje.
Theru'H n young mun ffiFDotrriit
who would know ovurytlifng iiliout a
ihoivo it ho knew half as much an ho
doesn't know, who has recently been
trying to buy a naddler. Last wook
a dwilor with a lino Kentucky horso
eallel u thu young man to let him
boo what be hod. Tho young man
looked him ovw critically.
"What'H hi- worth" ho inquired
firet.
"TJiruo hundred ilollnra."
"Urn pedigrw?"
"Yon, plonty of it"
"(lood under tho tuulrtlo?"
"FivHt cluHN. He goes all tho
gaitH."
"Gooh all the gatort, dooH ho? Well,
I don't want him. I want n home
that takos tho fences." and ho dis
missed thodealer without furthor ex
planation. -Detroit Fiw Prim
nfmi V I ,
DUTY,
daw ftlatljr for a spunX, utvitl t-ntlM
W!triittli. chiiiililprel id nhcnil.Ierl
iluw rw-tlrl). ttticii Ono withdraw
Our Wfnnn, It-mo us no beholder,
Yfa Ixvur the Inactive pitnuol
"lnl r the Fight. we vry, "we ml
The chuory ctmirwlOH, tried nntl trusted:
We alian the dmunl itlriuacler't lilsi
We tuny not. ttwurHleiw, armor rutel,
I'Arlnke tin- bntlle'H hlliwl
liitt ,' we pray, "where wo may lead
Not trnll In HUlleatillem-e hidden;
(live iw lunetwmima prtu-tniK need.
Until, the wiciif nYrrMrien,
Thou iliall do Klnx Imloviir
Vet no man's placer In llxwl by chance
On ox'ii lli-ld. In lonely thicket:
Tho Iwlinur ilrlUitralu-e
May rent with that nniiiitl-ct picket.
Who the foe lulvunrol
Waller U, riawyrr In Youth Companion.
A MARRIAGE ENTRY.
On the II) rlnjo of Julye. A. D. I'M, ficelle
tSoodrlrh, of tlio (own of Ilrenrkolyti, In his
majexl j c-olonj of New Yorke.splnxter.lo
But why complete tho rtxiinl and
Hx)il tbo Btoryr Thin marriagotmtry
irti'ttwued and recroHHOd with ncmtchuM
in a peculiar manner, ho that it is by
no inimurt wwy to decipher.
It would bu broach of confidence
To ronfcKH how tho facts in tho fol
lowing narmtivo eamo into my pos
Mmtinn; lot tho reader remember that
tbo events tranHi)ired in tho proud
old town of Southampton, on Long
island, and he will readily underHtund
tbo roHtrietionH imposed upon mo by
ain indirect descendant of tho person
whoHo name I havo changed to Hugh
Diickliff. The good peoplo of tlio old
.Long Island towns aro remarkable
for Komothing moro than an ability
to raise good cabbagos and aspara
giiH: they aro proud of their in bo 131
shrewdncKs. and with them an old
fool is moro an object of contempt
than an old roguo.
It will bo httlo uso for gossips to
i
her husband. "WhydoHl thou pan
ley with a wolf without thy mus
ket?" This likoniug of tht'Ir mixunthropfo
customer to an animal which wiw tho
droud of tho Long Inland wittier, und
on whoso head tho i-uiirta had fixed a
price, put Uio old man into a tower
ing passion, and ho (Hiurod foith a
torrent of abuse on the whole of
womankind from Evo downward.
Thoy will trouble theo but little,"
eaid tho good wife, "for all thy hid
den gold would iy it Mtifihv to pnn'hnriO
one I" and she punlied Matt into
tho store and Klammod tho door in
Hugh'i4 face.
"Ilu. ha' how the sho foxes hate
mo I" exclaimed Hugh; i a;u too
tdinrp for them I too sharp for them !"
Clutching his basket and stick and
shaking the lattttr at tut' oak live
in front of the Cuttliu domicile oh
though it wore an individual of the
"money melting" sex. old Timon tot
toivd up the road ami was wxin hi
eluded in his fortnw.
at the foot of the'iiill. How wretched
it looks, does it not?"'
'Itdoes not iippur greatly inforior
to our best city homes." sho answered.
"But it luvkuth something, in a
few week it will ho embosomed in
flowers, but there will tw none like
theol"
She hung her heud,f course; there
was. .however, a Peculiar wuiilo on
nor lips which erhaps lht
ijower wiw unt tluirh nulv wtw
A Keninrldililn Hpoorli of Coiifrritlulatlun.
Some famous compliments have
boon paid to members of thostomor
sox. and oue of tho most gracefully
turned was that uttered by Boileau,
who, when the virtuous Do Mesuies.
president of tho parliament of Paris,
was elected on acadomician, con
grahilated him in thoso terms, "1
have come to you, sir, in ordor that
you may congratulate mo' on having
you for ono of my follow ncademi
dans." Loudon Standard.
"Safe and Certain"
IS tlio testimony of Dr. George E.
"Wallor, of Martinsville, Vn., la
rcforonco to Ayor'n Pllla. Dr. J. T.
Tollor, of Chlttonnngo, N. Y.,gnys ;
'Aycr'a Pills nro hfglily npnrerlnteil.
They nro jwrfftct In form mid coatliifr,
anil their cfTrcts aro all tlmt tho inns
careful phymclnn could ilnalro. Thoy
liavo Htinnlemontad nil tlio iillls former-
oiuilar hero, anil I think It must lio
: before any other can lio nmilo tlmt
ly poiHUi
lone befi
will at nil compnro with tliem. Thoso
who buy Ayor'n Tills get full value."
' I regard Ayer's Pills as ono of ttin
most reliable goneral remedies of our
times. They havo boon iu uso in my
family for various affections requiring u
purgatlvo modlclne, anil liuvo given un
varying satisfaction. We luivo found
them an excellent remedy for colds und
light fovorB." W. It. Woodson, Foit
Worth, Texas.
"X proscrlho Ayer's Pills In my prac
tice, and find thorn excellent. I urge
their general use In fumllles." Johu
Y.'. Ilrown, M. V., Oceana, W, Vn.
Ayer's Pills,
i'jikimiusd r
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
BoldliyBll Drusgl.U and lValrln Mdlcln.
TMST0RAT1E
Nervous Presirjfion,
CWkMPileNnrN, Nlrk nml Kervau
tifnrhv, Unclinrlie, HUilncwv.lor.
4 Fen nil. Hot rintiiM. ?;......
lTeniiht,ltiilliioHH,Ciiniloii,Ili.
Jjrt.in. M. lilii. DitncK, Of.ln.il
HMtll, StriuiliciutfsN, utf?., nro re,l
ITiti". ,.5,r?n' ,'11 ww "uffoflna Willi Ncr
cm lYtwtralloa (or lour jMrs.coulJ mt ili
Mftlva Nervine) i U now wtll. Kino boot
my Mr. Si lira Mraloriillvn ni.. i..n
U doo n"t contain pplstp. Mm & , m a
BfOwulM, Dclnil. ria- tuCbrol with 1 i-lrnr
lor Ml yoar rimI Ic.II!1c in a eoiunlotucurx, Jacob
rataKlla, Ureiroii, hail been aultorlna wlili Ncrr
ula mt ticep.
O'HO"
W. . .&. i 1 V. .. ' 'vvvvw
tumih. , Si"fc ?.7,,, rvo nnq
tm4T for nuiouwiat. TorpW i4rr. w., to.
Of. Miles' Medical Co.,Clkhart,lnd.
TKIAX OTTUB I'KE.
Sold byjD. J, Fry, dnigulstiSalom.
Act oa a Br prlatlplo
regiilnui tb 11 ror, ntcmaca
uiit ImU MnifpA (kt
ntrt Vn. Jim' I'ilvji
jwAtili run Ullousn&io,
torpl'4 llrrr and constlpa.
Don. Smalloft, tulldMt,
rortl Rpdoee.20cti.
nulca (a at driU'etiU.
Bt4.C..BliuLb4.
by 1), J, Fry, drusglst, Faleui,
atui
FAKM yORSALE.
UNMmsof bMtstoek und fruit Und In
t1uferMil9t tajvaln. Wilt sail In
a m mu purchar. Aduror mil ou
ii tt- jiii "i.w'i .
VBTititrwrwBii tiij
speculato on tho idontity of flugli
HucldlDf. for tho mnrriago enhy
gives, of course, nothing but tlio
record of tho nuptials, and my in
former is prepared strenuously to
deny that his great, great grand
fathor's gi-cat unelo is tho person al
luded to
1 supposo ovory town, no matter
how insignificant, has its quoor old
character, just as it has its ehurch.
ifct local traditions and its model
p;uid th rift. In tho smallest of sot
tlementM u dissecting mind will dis
cover both the Alpha and the Omega
of morality and worthy citizenship.
Hugh Buckliff was a man who had
lived for Hugh Buckliff alone. Thoro
wore dark minors niloat concerning
Him, but 1 liavo ooeii unablo to loam
that they had any solid basis ou
which to stand. A hoarding old citi
.en is always an object of suspicion,
and his deceaso is usually tho signal
tor inventive pooplo to hang on caeh
one of his peculiarities a Iwg of wild
aceusatloiiH. until time turns him
mto a buccaneer, a ship wrecker or a
Klioiil.
Hugh lived with his sixty years of
conscience in a yellow brick house
within a stone's throw of the Hamp
ton postroad. whoro his father, who
had left tho restrictions of tho old
Southampton to bucomo a pirato in
the tww. had lived before him.
Whether ht managed to oxist by
niggardly drafts on tlio patornnl In
boritunco or had some socrot way of
adding thereto, no one knew; and
tiad curiosity on this subjoet boon
nfo in the tjuaint Httlo sea town, it
would havo been effectually barred
by tbo time stained wooden hhuttors.
which for two score years had kept
out tho sunlight. Coitain it In his
bidden riches were a byword, and tho
storiesalMiut hurtod chests of Spanish
gold kept ptieo with tho othoi folk
loro of tho town.
Ou tho Sabbath day alono would
Hugh bo seen on tho street, forlf
was bis invariable rule to attend di
vino sorvico on that day. Kseoneed
in ono of tho froo pows near tho
(Mirch, ho would sit during tho whole
of tho sorvico, his oyos closed as
though iu sleep, us oblivious to his
neighbor's whispered comments as
ho was of Uio collection Ikjx. Tho
sorvico over, ho would start homo
ward without so much as a nod or n
how d'yo do to any ono, calling at
Matt Cattlin's mill ou tho way.
whoro he was sure to Hud a basket
of tho cheapest edibles (tho miller
also dealt in Konond farm nroduco.
his hotiuo and store forming an ox
tonsiou to tho mill) in oxuhango for
which ho would leave a sixpence
iiK)ii the window sill, aud that would
Ik) tho last of him for another wook.
Bomotimeb Matt would happen to
bo taking an autediunor pipo ou the
mill stois and then Hugh would bo
forced into saying a few words.
Mutt would joko him about his bache
lorhood, and Uio old miser'B oyos
would glitter with anger as tho ownor
denounced tho whole fomalo sox as
'money moltors." Gold, ho said,
would buy n wlfo as it would buy a
new fouco, but for his part ho was
ouly a ioor man und didn't want
such omlmllishments uiwind his
house.
Ono beautiful summer Sunday
Matt was badgering tho old mau iii
this way when his good damo, ro
turning from her devotions, hap
lioned to hoar a remark miont horso
from Buttkliirs witnoivd liis which
caused him imuusliatoly to U put
down on hop black Hit Hitherto,
she had pitied him, laying his oeuli
iirituw to Ida misfortuuo in not hav
lug boon lueky enough to Hud ml
mlttaueo ut Uio mutiimouial gate.
"Oomoin. thou loonl"shocrlel ft
On Uie following K.ihhatii Hugh
aiipearetl ut church as a-'ial and was
surprised Ut see in the fnttlin jmw.
with the miller aud his wife, u tall,
handsome girl of about twenty, evi
dently a stranger to Soutbamptou
and an acquaintance of the miller's
family.
It was remarked on Uiis Lord's
day that the old man did not shut
his eyes ouco during the on tire stir
vice, but kept them rivet oil on the
young woman as though lie was
meditating soiho design with which
she was intimately connected.
The sermon concluded, bo followed
them, though at a safe distance, to
tho mill, chuckling to himself as
though his thoughts were of tho most
pleasant nature. At the null been
countered Mntt looking up a Sunday
dinner for his hogs. A few questions
put, ho believed iu a cleverly guarded
way, gave Hugh tho information that
tho visitor was Miss Cicelio Goodrich,
Mrs. Cattlin'B younger sister, who
for Uio past sovoml yeai-s had filled
a position as governess in the family
of a titled lady in Breuckelyu : that
tho doparttu-e of the titled lady for
England had left Cicelie without urn-
ploylnent, and that sho bad arrived
in thb whaling ship Montauk, then
anchored in the Mecox baj;.'with tho
intention of siHMiding the summer
with her sister.
As Hugh listened to the story lie
found it necessary to shako his stick
at Matt's hogs in ortlor to hide from
tho miller tho sudden trembling
which had seized him.
"MaU Cattlin," he said, "would'st
like to sit at a wolf's mamago feast?"
The miller looked at him in aston-
Ishmout; ho had forgotten tho inci
dent of tbo preceding Sunday. Tlio
old man caught up his baskot of food
and walked homo at a quicker paco
tliun usual.
Two pretty faces watched him
from the upper windows of Uio
house, aud two sweet voicos rang
with laughter as lie shook his stick
at tho trees.
Thoro was no httlo oxcitement next
day in tho neighborhood of tho mill
when a fanner's loy who lived up
the road, rushed in breathlessly with
the information that Hugh Buckliff's
Bhuttora were niMJii, and that the old
recluso had sent him for tho barber,
promising him (tho lwy) a shilling
for the taithful performance of his
commission.
Tlio iiowh spread with wonderful
rapidity, and tho entire town was
soon discussing it, Tho barber bo
came visibly nervous when ho re
ceived tho ordor to repair to the yel
low brick house, and it wns only
when sundry other citizens declared
their readiness to accompany him
and sit on tho opposite bank during
his stay that ho concluded to go.
"Saint George aud tho king guido
usl" said ho, an hour later, "1 havo
brushed and powdered his wig and
shaven his gills, aud ho is no longer
Hugh Buckliff I Ho talknl of Uio
crops, asked how I would like tho job
of weeding his garden and putting n
coat of paint on tho doors and shut
tors, aud actually gave mo this crown
pieco for my lalsir Uiis morning. It
is a kindly wml, and hath been much
maligned I"
Tho good dominie was no lass sur
prised when later in tho day ho re
ceived a visit from Hugh, aud was
called upon to write out a roooipt for
a year's rental of a vacant iww ad
joining Unit of tho millor. But this
was not all ; tilers oomo and roimired
tho leaky old roof; pots of hloomiug
flowers wore put iu the windows, and
a bay horso which had soon consid
orablo sorvico in tho "South Shoro
coach" delayed his departure indofi
nitely at thu roquost of Squlro Buck
liff.
What could it all mean I What but
that Uio queer old fellow was about
to administer to tho miller's wifou
uover to bo forgotten lesson, and by
a marriage with her beautiful sister
Hhow that gold is recognized us cur
ronoy oven in tho dealings of Uie
heart
Hitherto no word had juissed be
tween Hugh and Cicolios tho oppor
tunity soon eamo howovor. Ouo
cloudless afternoon ho saw on n
neighboring .lll, silhouetted against
Uio blight sky, a form which his old
oyos could not mistake, and sallying
lorui no was soon by lier side, vol
untooriug to pick hor a noseguy of
wild asters.
"So you aro tho rich Mr. Buckliff
of whom folkH aro talking so much,"
sho said.
"Yea. my dear," Hugh replied,
"rich ond poors soo, that Is my house
ism
PENSIONS'
D.O.SHERMAN,
, raiH claim -t. '.-
WOTW'w "
CLEAN!
If you would be deau at d hayo yourclothoa dono up
iu the noatoatand dressiest mannor, takotho'u to tho
SALEM &TJBAM LAUIYHKY
whoro jill work b dono by whito labor aud iu tho most
prompt manner, COLONEL J, 0LMSTJ3D,
Liberty Street
the IiIuhIi. und he
him uud Mild over
wolfs wedding reant. Had he not
Keen conmiuifd by a nenso of his own
imiMtrtunce he would havo swn tho
impropriety of pressing his suit bo
tfbruptly at the first meeting, but Uio
uiouguc or ms mitring revenge com
pletely stamped out all discretion on
this score. .
"Would'st thou like to have my
house ror thine own. Cicelio, my lit
tle dear" he usktx presenUy. Tlio
girl eourtsied.
"Yes, ir yo'i plopso, sir," sho re
plied x "it will lie so nice to havo sis
ter near mo."
Hugh's face darkened as lit men
tally went through the pnvoia of
throwing Mix. Cattlin down stairs,
but ho gave his thoughts no vent.
"tOou supposing I get-a llciio to
morrow, my sweet little roo.' hobaid.
Lioking him straight in the face,
her eyes full of ingenuousness, sho
asked. "Would this evening be too
soon. Mr Buckliff f" -
"By the king'scrown." ho thought,
"the she foxe iisually pret -ml to
want to delay these affaii-s; but gold,
gold, gold is too tempting a bait to lie
resisted." But Hugh was of course
highly pleiiM d with tho suggestion.
"Then." continued Cicelie. "sup
pose you give me fivo guineas and 1
will call at tho judge's on my way
back to tbo mill und got tho license
and then lulviso tho minister."
Five guineas I Hugh was horror
Htncuen.
"In my town." tho girl explained,
"it is the custom to bo wedded by
license, the minister reading tho K5
gal form. In return ,for this service
the bride crosses his palm with gold,
which goes to tho poor of tho county,
and this is said to bring good luck."
Hugh tottered back to Uio house
and was gone some minutes. When
ho reappeared at tho door tho girl
could seo ho had not fully made . up
his mind to part with tho money, but
ho rcosconded tho hill and placed fivo
bright "elephant" guineas in her
hand.
"I will bo in my pew at tho church
nt 8 o'clock, and will wait for thee,"
ho said, "and harkyo, my pretty,
don't speak about this to thy sister
until it is all over. Wo will irivo hor
such a pleasant surprise. "
With a deop courtsoy tho girl
bounded away, and tiien thoro came
to tho old man's face a look of fero
cious triumph which might truly bo
called wolfish.
Promptly at tho hour named Hugh
Buckliff ontoml his jmjw and sat dowu
to uwau ms unuo. too ciiurcn was
in darkness, savo for a Binglo candlo
which binned upon Uio reading desk.
Ho heard voices in tho vostry. aud
laughed as ho imagined what the
minister and tho widow Moore, tho
carotakor of tho church, were Baying
nbout the approaching morriago.
Hugh waited it seemed an hour, but
Cicelio came not; then the voicos in
the vestry ceased, and Uie banging
of a door started a current of air
in tho church which put out tho cau
dle. The bridegroom, not at all rel
ishing his positinu, tried to giopo his
way to the vestry door, and in so do
ing made such a clatter against tho
pows as to startle tho widow, who
was alsiut to lock up tho church.
Throwing open tho vestry door,
sho was almost frightened out of hor
wits by tho figure which mot her
oyos, for tho darkness and a cortain
rapidly growing senso of something
wrong had rendered his features as
livid as tluwo of a coqise. With a
howl like a hungry beast he dashed
at tho church register, and read un
entry, scarcely yet dry, certifying to
Uio mnrriago of Cicelio Goodrich and
John We by, mate of tho winding
snip AiontnuKi
Catliko. he scratched at Uio record
wiUi his long lingoraails. and would
havo destroyed tho jxigo had not Uio
caretaker hurled him aside with Uio
strength of an Amazon.
"Just go aliout thy business and
leave thati k alone," she said. "It's
uobody's taint but thine own if thou
art too late to seo tho lovely brido,
with hor bunch of wild asters and
her golden guineas for tho poor;
though it's tnio folk did say thoy
wore uot to lie wed till tho ships got
buck from tlio whaling trip. What
led theoto tho church f Dost Uiou
uot know tlmt license marriages aro
solonmizod in tho vostry f"
Hugh hud heard enough; ho had
uot only last tho brido, but had fur
nished tho bridal bouquet and Uio
liconsol Ho rushed out or tho place
as augry un old man as over trod a
public road, nor did the good iooplo
of Southampton (who know tho
whole btory soon after daybreak)
ovor seo him again When, somo
wooka nftorwiml. surprihed at his
long Boclusion. they broke into tho
youow brick liouso. it was found to
havo boon vucutod wmie httlo timo
previously, for tho window flowers,
which in his rago he had dashed
upou tho Hoop, wore dettd and dried
up, Tlio hoPM was gone, llkewiso n
farm wagon as old as its ownor. IIo
liad moved away iu tho night
whiUior no ouo over dlscovored.
Thomas Frost in Pittsburg Bulletin.
Dearnrsi Can't lie Cured
by local application; a they canno.
roarh the diseased portion of tbeeart
There In only one way to cure deaf-ne-n,
und that Is by constitutional
teiiiedle.i. Deafness is caused by an
Inllamrd rniidltlcn of Hie inucou
lining or tlio EupUcblnn 'lube.
Wlwn t'tlH tube gets Inflamed yuti
have a rumbling sou nil or ImperUN t
henring, and when it is entirely
wild closed, deufiitfw la the result, and
unit-?, t ll) llilliillliimiiuii uau .v
tiken out and tils tube ref-terni to
. . . ... I L
inugneii uitmu',.. ,.,,,.i ...... o unrimr win
bin saw alniilt thetu,fWmverl ferever: iilnc cases out
or tin areouuwil by culnrrli, which
is iii'tliing but an inflamed condi
tion of the mucous mirfuies.
WuvnU glvuoiie hundred dollars
Tor any tixae of denrnees (caused by
caturrli) tliut we cannot cure by tak
ing Hall's Cutirrh Cure, rieud for
circulars, fiee.
F. J. t'HENGY & Co., Toledo, 0.
Hold by druggist-", 75 cents.
I.u (lriii)c.
The tendency of this disease to
ward pneumonia is what makes It
dangerous, .La Urijipe requires pre
cisely the same treatment us a severe
cold. Chambi'iluiu't Cough Remedy
is famous ror its uures or severe colds.
This remedy eflcclunlly counter
acts the tendency or the disease to
result In pneumonia, provided that
proper care be taken to avoid ex
posure when recovering from the at
tack. Cartful Inquiry among the
many thousands w ho have used this
remedy during tlio epidemics of the
past two jeurs Iihh fulled to discover
u single case that bus uot recovered
or that has resulted In pneumonia.
60 cent and $1 bottles lor rtde by
G. E. Good, druggist.
Are free Irom nil crude ond irritating
matter. Concentrated tncnlclne only.
Uarur's Little L,Iver Fills. Very may to
iBltr, no pain; no griping; no purging. Try
them.
Ministers, lawyers, Icaclicrs, and others
whose occupation gle but Intlo exercise,
nlioiiM iism Curtcr'ii JUtue Liver 1'ills for
torpid liver ana blllousue-s. One Is a dose.
Try tlieni.
. Dorangemeut of the liver, with constlna
tlon, lujuri-s Uie complexion, Induce
pimples, nallow skin. ltciniAu 'ho chumi
hy using Carter's Lllilo l'ills. One a dose.
Trythoin.
CARTER'S
Sick Headache and relievo nil the troubles Incl
dent to a bilious s.tato of the system, such ai
Dizziness, Nausea Drowsiness, Distress aftei
eating. Pain In the Si If, Ac While theirmosl
remarkable success has been shown in curio;
Headnci yyyet Cauteb's Little Liver Pilu
are cipially valuable In Constipation, curing
and preventing this annoying complaint, while
they also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stlniulato tho liver and regulate the bowels.
i-Jven if they only cured
HEAD
Ache thoy would be almost priceless to those
who suffer from this distressing complaint;
but fortunately their goodness dees not end
hero, and those who once try them will find
these little nills valuable in so manv wnvn thnt
Ihoy will not bo willing to do without them.
Uut niter all sick bead
ACHE
Is the bane of so many lives that here Is where
we make our great boast. Our pilLj cure it
while others do not.
CARran's Little Livrre Tills are very small
and very easy to take. One or t o pills make
a dose. Thoy nro strictly egetableand do
not grlpo or purge, hut by their gentle action
please nil who use them. In vials nt 25 cents;
uvo for $1 Sold e ery hero, or sent by mail.
CASTES USIlCttlS CO., lie Yak.
MPill, MM U fries.
Dissolution Notice.
milK firm known ns Simpson a Itocer
I luis this day, (1st or February, 1SB),
dlssolvod purlnersblpby mfituil consent,
lbo business wnl bo conducted hereafter
by Hliiipton ilros who will assume all In
debtedness and collect all outstanding ac
counts. Tlmnklngthe publlo for thelrpat
ronuge, wo heartily rccojimeud the new
Arm to their patrons.
CH AH. SIMPSON.
2 3 3t J. At. HOG Kit.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SATjJUM, OJiBGOK.
Ilntcs, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day.
Tho best hotel between Portland andHan
roiiclfcco. KlrsUcln.su In nil its appoint
ments. Its tables nro served with the
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Meak at All Hours oi the Day
None but white labor employed In this
establishment.
A good substantial meal cooked lu first
class style.
Tweuty-nv cents per meal,
RKD K R O N T
Court street, between Opera, House and
Mluto's I.tvery
PEOPLE!
Ask for Ilurst's
"STAFF OF LIFE"
Orwhnlo Wheat Flour, lieulthleet
ami heat Irm Ing bread. Albotlie
Fatuous Pure Aurora Duok-
wheat Flour.
'Hunt' btHJ KuUHoUtr Procva Hour."
Alio uur pur Hy rlour. Ask your dettr
for tho good and Uke no suUUtutc,
J. D, HURST A BON, Auror.
Suiiiinons.
InlheClicult tiurtof tho State or Ore
gun, for Marlon county.
Mile lllley, iilalntltt-.vt. It. M. (Mover,
defendant. '
1 It. M. (Hover the defeudnut:
Iu the name of the stats nt rinwin vn,.
are hereby miutrtni toappear and answer
tli comiilaiui tiled Uk'ulnct you In the
above entitled action, ou or before the tub
duy of ebrury, Kt the name bdnc tbn
in., ,- ,. uojn rriiuiarieriu ui me nixve
eutUUHl court after the exptrutlon f the
publication of this summons, hh.i ir v...,
"'.,.l.0J0,,lParn,lll,"lweri tbe pUlntlOT
will Ukejndument agalntt yon for the sum
w iu iwriuw iiii inirrroi invivou at the
SS'fJSJ " pf.liMl. l1r?n?"" Irom .March
.W.ltNS.uulllikl, und aU costs amt dU
bunements ot tnu action. You are hereby
not I tied that IhUsumiunns Utened upou
you by publlcatlo by order ot the lion. It.
'. IkiUe.Judcoof mid court, jnade ou the
1Kb. day of .Nov In1. directing that said
iuinmou be pabllsbed six consecutive
wtcks lu ttieOAprr.i,JorK.sAL,pubIuhM
atHalem, Marlon county, Orrvun.
K.P. McdlllNAC and
18 lit dm Attorneys fur plJntlfl.
PRINTING.
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