The Iowa plain dealer. [volume], May 24, 1867, Image 4

About The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895

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3Viaaonir J?nmrimrnf
Tto© Sprig «i
By Jno. Aug. WiUiiiin -.
1!am
the Resurrection r.
Tho |it, the worm, tho ilnr' iu ?s ant) tlio i
Thus lio» il:v' Iiwh n, at ifcursol iud
0«'Jn.pti.»mlut!t i:i Aciician i uv.tin,
Aud Lcjuty muU.Jtra'Jioatlalii Iklrctt f!o«
lathis, Indeed, the doistl::y fcf U'.an,
IIUIK'.M' fie lo.illiMune
vault, Ills
MiibVU whom villus iiv«iiid In 1«U
Feel }Ii!k1r.."i 'r
i
hi' lettoml Cmfrt
Applio s tl.c lok«
I lathmoi'Us Ills li
Still liailis tinn.
Yit allt ill- live .nr:'.
11
1
1
Fotevcr »k« p, 1
Ittvokfl tlie virtu*f
And 1o l'fi."
Alas in vr.in at
Hci (ouch «o
w:
:et
Yet there's an
WI.HIm^y
W'itl n»t the l.vi.iv
n TJ.ti l.a
stetiV-..
sics um.
W ill g'.ve IJiO ilia
.'.nil t.f v.hia.i Yitii.ii, (i
Though Judith's I.iON triumphs u'
At the regular
held in New Qro"o'
A. F. & A.
May 14, 186", i'
oiiietrs were elccted
year. W. M.,
.ru. Fellows, «T. W
'Irons., J. F. Powell
Wttersoii: N. Fullnian v. as appoint
ed Chaplain, W. "3lend. S. D., K.
dgc 150.
day evening
0
Wallop, J. D., H.
W. II. Powell, S. S
Humphrey. -T- S.
i(ting a teachers
IiT.
(iiegon during the pr
'neen giving the Ci.
wholesome instrueti iv.
Art. Few better ruen or
flawkeve state. His lectures abound \VViC
"H hat Is a lAdt?
The folb.-wing ^ue^tion h-.i
iisc-ussi :i in 31
lat -e
pn-miiuntly taking pait in it having
I con the Memphis Appeal, the Na
tional Freema
I!'.:view, and that
•Tournal, theFreemas
The views of the Fre
to us as embracing a perie
i 1 n, in the following terse s
"That a Lodge cf Jlasor.s cv.m
j.o^cd of seven or more Master Ma
sous, duly assembled, with the Holy
Jiible, Square, and CV mpass, a Book
i i' Contlitutions, and a warrant I
iVe s. me Grand Lodge authorizing
them to meet and work.
the subje.-t
ublicati: t.:
The Common
to,
•ith,
11.
Bro. -J. Eucs -1
!-as
1
to the Frater
}.•- IjI
r.ic
DSt
Trowel, the
masonic
Louis,
n appear
Gavel.—2he
L'-i:,-
n.on Gavel is an important instni-
uicnt of labor, without which ,0.jThe nuaal teachings of the '-East
work of manual skill can be com-
pktcd from which we learn that
ikill without industry will be of no!M,: Notwithstanding there is
avail, and labor is ti of man
for the heart may con '. and the
htad deviso in vain, if iwo hand
not prompt to execute th^ desif
Masons are called moral bitilde,
1'n their rituals they dcch
phaticaliy, that a mere
gloriouspurpc.s'i than squari
and hewing timbers is theirs— fitti
inmortal nature for that spirit i: i:
building not made with hands eter
nal in the heavens. It is said that,
the construction of the pyramids of
Egypt employed the labor of one
hundred thousand men for many
years, but it was only to build mon
umental piles, beneath v
shadows kings might rest. T.
pyramids are only temples lor the
dead Masons are building one for
tie living. The pyramids were only
mausoleums in which "'the bones
the mighty dead might repose in
imperial magnificence Mesons are
Meeting a .structure in which the
0od of Israel shall dwell forever.
The pyramid shall crumble away,
till not one stone shall be left upon
another but who shall connt the
years of immortality, the lifetime
o.' thu soul, which is fitted for its
ace i'i the Heavens V Who can
(kfine its outlines, or fathom its
depths, or measure its journey 7 It
is a stream which grows broader
and deeper as it flows onward. An
augers eye cannot measure its depth
nur an angel's wing travel to its
farthest boundary. When earth's
proudest monumental piles have
crumbled away, and that sand been
scattered by the desert winds, and
the glory and-greatness of earth
f-hall be forgotten, then will the im
mortal be pluming its wings for lofti
er flights. It is a fouiitain whose
sources are in the Infinite, and whose
placid waters flow on forever—a
Bering time that shall bkoru, edu
cating the immortal mind for the
preaent, the future, for all ages—is
acknowledged to be one of the es
sential objects cf Masonic labors.
The builder builds for a century
Masons, for eternity. Tlfc painter
paints lor a generation they, for
everlasting years.—The National
Frficma'Spfr.'
Toe
Thue
I&ason's
«»n be more divine than the moral
precepts of Masonry? What more
sublime than Charity—the soul and
essence of Masonry?. To love your
neighbor as yourself to love your
Creator without reserve to love
even your enemies to forget in
juries to'pardon offenses conquer
•nl with goof ?7ttr jojfiil with
tl.at arc lia: y towevp will. symbolic reference to light of Ma
in affliction to oiin -lt.i svnry. Tboro appears to be' many
who are in unrknrss to :v- Masons who arc not familiar with
the manner of calculating according
to the above, and it in for their ben
etit we give placo tt it. We hope
our correspondent, haviug reference
to lulSll by the action of our Mason- to the "dato,'' will accept this as a
i." vows. "We are not to moarure I satisfactory answer to his queries,
•lie riches or talents of our neigh-j—Mail Bag.
dispense our gifts to
tkm. Not to ad-1 *Ir:!lc
..t:i those who have strayed
iiot rashly, lest ye be
r.d to assist the iMii'ortnnate,
:.uioiig the duties we are called u
•,..i interests?
ritice them
humanity.
to the
Wo arc to
tu ireful
igihut !. harity i
ardall, and favor auu e'euiitenauce
..II honest iutciuions. Show ujc a
v. orld of true Masons, ajid 1 wilJ
pi i'-.t the peaceful abode of
ii ". i- 1 happiness.
The
Mlowine named
Cable-tow.—-The out'side
worhl nrc
^iUf"\r.T
ll'°
Hint n n/ rrt _•
rsidcr that the cord extends
from the rivers unto the ends of
e earth." It reaches around the
entire globe, where Masonry, with
her mission of love, can. and is per
jmitted to go. The hearts of the
subjects of the world arc drawn by
this fctrong cord of affection, and
are entitled to its pasting benefits.
—Mystic Star.
American Adoptive
L'ni-
:te:
1
nivc-d
xn a
lMlor
jiiij ..SMi i.ate, all"
viful and element,
subject in the eon.
Profa"e.
.1. H. Brown jpuipose they know not. The initi
W. II. i ated have had its use, object and i
e in New I cardinal virtues, Prudence, Forti
tude. Temperance and Justice.
WClK uflS MM 11A
:il!"
Masonrt.-
It consists of five degrees, as fol
lows :—1 Jephtha's Daughter 2.
Ruth or the Mason's Widow 3.
Esther, or the Mason's wife 4.
Martha, or the Mason's sister 5.
Electa. All the degrees together
are called the "Rite of the Eastern
jStar ai nre very beautiful and
impressi Ladies who have re-
these degrees have a ready
:t'id efficient moans of commanding
:e services of Freemasons wherever
and whenever they may need them,
trn
c.a
degrees are excellent and
^il t0 niako a good impres-
(among some Masoiis a strong feel
ling against any form of Androgyne
JMnf.nry, it cannot be questioned
at the spirit of the age demands
nothing of the kind. Masons can
•t find a surer safeguard and pro- I
ction for their wives, sisters and
ughters, than ie furnished by the
merican Adoptive Rite. To the
jocticn that the degrees are not
asonic, it may be replied that
they are as much so as any degree
outside of the Symbolical Lodge.
All the degrees alove the first three
are Masonic .r.!y by adoption.—Cy
okpedia of Masonry.
"It has been said, 'that Masonry
truly the sister of religion,' for
she boasts her efficacy in all its na
tive influence, and is constantly the
assistant promoter of like principles
and like actions. The central point
of all her innumerable lines, squares
and circles, is the love of God and
upon this central point she builds
her faith from it she derives her
hope of glory here and hereafter
uiid by it she squares her conduct
in strict justice and universal chari
ty. The central point of all true
Masonry is the love of God.' The
Holy Ilible is acknowledged by the
craft to be our Spiritual, Moral and
Masonie Trestle Board. Jehovah,
the Supreme Grand High Priest,
lias drawn thereon the perfect
character, and gives it to us for our
guidance in our work. Tlie iw of
God, as revealed in the Bible, is
the Moral Law of Freemasonry."—
High Priest of the Grand Chapter
of Minnesota.
Bules
for
rJ
Dotv.-What
Masonic Dates.—
Ancient Craft—Add 4000 to the
common time thus: 1807 and 40U0
"'-.07. Scotch Bite—add 8700
to the common era thus 18G7 and
37(0—5027. (after September add
aiiother year.) Boyal Arcb—add
to the common era: thus 1807
and 680—2307. Koyal and Select
Masters—add 1000 to the common
tune thus: li- 07 and 1000—28G7.
Knights Templar From the
Christian era take 1118: thus 1118
from 1807—740.
he PitKSENT.-Ycar of the Lord,
A. D. liG7—Christian Era. Vcar
o? Light, A.-. L.-. 5^67.—
Lodtr°
ot'
Hiety, and nave heard something
the cable-tiiW. They imagine!
jat somewhere it is used, for what
and ignore the practicability an em-
i bleiuatical use of the calk-cord. ^1VS^
When its utility is explained, it
imriivios the tracing board of the
A., having four tassels placed at
gle, and alludes to the four
Ih s jlasomc cablc-ti-w is em-
bkinatieal of a cord of affection.
A r::nt tint should ever he regarded as
brighter binding the whole Masonic Bruther-
i.
Masons are to be found in the '.cod nimly togetner, and make them i
A,
focl,n^ oflove'
lings of love
Ti:c Prophet of Israel must have 'ful cure,
in excellent moral and impressive jkr.own something of the use of this £. T. FLTALIB.
precepts and lessons
nity, of the hig
a. ir.cn or Maso
cord, when he said "I drew tbeni
with cords of a man. with banda of i
i.',..
...
i
u. „i
.. \c Lveiy number should e-v^r
8houlJ be
but rather itivattd as iaueh as any of the
Charitt is the
cnl*
«l I sciences. It exerts an influence
{,e that is beautiful aud holy, and leads
'a o'vrci to the polenniities of the
Ov a: .on.—'A'oic© of Masonry.
most brilliant
jewel with which Masonry adcrus
herself. This stands pre-eminent
air.c.i the virtues that God iu liis
holy word calls man to practice.
Cinptrc S!:u»f!e tsnifu^
(L IttU«9.
Av.t srrrr.ioK 10 all otues#,
FerFani'.p» md M.inufaetuTirg Purpcso
Agents wanted. AdJrcf*. EMTIRE S
CO. C1G Bro-Ju-ay, Now York. [a52N'7
!M
j.-.. C1G Bro-Ju-ay, Now York
Rend flic Crrlitiicatr of Rer.
R. T. Flualln.
Pb.
To
IIosTxvrta:
Pear Sir —Tbis is to certify that
1 ffH
iken with the dyspepsia a rear ago bu»t
i.rch, and. for a period of eight months,
vr:i3 ido cf the mi«t miserable creatures
meaning minutely imparted to them. Iron cor Lihi'ld, Dot b«'ini5 :.b!e either to
Yi how many there are who neglect e: t, drink or sleep, and waa compelled to
W:llk The floor
incessantly. I w-s ne.\r!y
of ro
ison-
aud Lope Lud
:ge i about MXtv ye.irs). 1 h-ve no doubt
Vi3
yoU'r ]3itteri alone, under Di-
'Tine ^idence, that effected this wen icr-
Hudson, Mi
A., August 30,1366.
ITei.m«oli s rtrtn kxtbact Brcirc is
ple tS:int in an 0
d. frve from all Ln-
jurious properties, oad inuuediato in iu
action
Citation to Prove Will.
The people of the State of Iow.».
To the neit of kiu cf Michael Craruer late
of Howard county Iowa, deceased, send
greeting.
Whereas Goodrich & Mead of Jfew
Oregon Howiird County
Imwm,
ire lately
uj plitd to the lion. 1. 0. Pre«ton. Priibare
Juiige of the county of Howard lows, fur
the proof of au instrument in writing, pur
porting to bp th_' last will and tesir.ment of
Mielv.iel Cramer l::te of s:id county, de
ccriscd, which sriid will relates to both real
and personal est..to.
Tli-'n/"'To you and each of you of kia to
tlie s^ii'l Michael Cramer are cit®d and re
quired to appear at the office cf the Pro
li..te Judge ia the county of How.rd ?tate
of b'Wa. (hi Monl'.ytb.e 3rd iv of June
18G7, at one o'clock ra. of ^uid day anl
attend the Probate of said Will.
Iu testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and the seal of our s.iii Pro
bate Court iJ'i' '!«k l-T nf M.iy 1»W7.
D. 0. PRESTON,
H.
Probate Judge.
[nMtS.]
8PRING STYLES
OF
Sir other
4*
I£irltpatric
Are now receiving their spring good*,
which ore complete ia cverj^ de
partment.
saw STYLt
juiiimra
L8W
SHEETINGS of all
Kinds very low
200 BARRELS GOOD
FLOUR.
MESS, PRIME and CLEAR
rORIt
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
Ancient
Craft. Year of the World, A. •. M. •.
J027, Scotch Bite. Year of the
Discovery, A. •. L. 2397, Royal
Arch. Year of the Deposit, A.\D
^07, Boyal and Select'Master.'
tear of the Order, A.\0.\ 7-lj},
Knights Templar It is not claim
ed that AnnoLucis (Year of Light,)
is cccval with the Creation, but has
SMOKED HAMS,
LARD,
CORN MEAL,
&c., &c., &c.,
All for sale cheap for CASH.
fcr-SEE SIGN
SODTU Knh BRICK BLOCK
ORESCO, IOWA.
Blrotlicr
k
Kkkpatrick,
Apil 26th, 1867.
The Largest, The Bost,
AND THE CIIE A TEST STOCK
OF GOODS,
•v«r shovo *p to til* trfti* at
Clemmer's
lruj£
91a*
Store,
IN THiS
BRICK 551,OCX.:
eitsss3,2im
Ous
sis
Tin a OP
PAINTS.
OILS,
GLASS,
cmu"
cly left me. till the iffcrts made for my re
cc.very having prwed fruitlesi.
By the fir^t cf Novembv-r, 1^05, Ihsid be
come so we:.k nn i feeble that 1 could scarce
ly st::nd aiene. and, to all apre:r uace,
w^uld soon die. At this time ih.ring read
jiur advertise:nent/i my wife prev.iiKd
ut in nie to trj- your liiuers. A bottle wtis
procured, and, strange to any, I soon cem
nioneed recorerir.g. I h..*o taken four
bottles, and enjoying as good he.:lth
now as uli be expected for one of my
PUTTY.
BKUSHES,
TUBE DRUGS,
ATF.NT MEDICINES,
FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
MUSICAL INST.,
PEKFUMKRY
ALBUMS,
CANDIES.
CIGARS,
TOILET SOAPS
His stock is full and complete in
every department, and will ba sold
at the lowest living ratea.
Every article gafcraateed to b« repre
sented.
Caseco Deeember 1st, 1*86.
n22v6 J.J. CLEilMER.
Glad Tidiugs
OF
GREAT JOY!
PEACE' N EARTH
AAD
GOOD WILL TO MEN:
The AraM Clothed at the
Grtat Clothing House of
D.« C. Monty,
AT
LIME SPRINGS
COUXOTE!!.
At Lime Springs his stock will consist
not only in
READY MADE CLOTHING
for the million, but also in a general aasoit
jiieat of
PROVISIONS
of every character and description and in
quantities sufficient to ^ed the- hungry of
sill nations, mid at pricea that wiil »dmi"t of
none starviug.
All kinds of country produce taken
in exchange for Goods and the high
est Market prices paid.
D. C. MONTY,
Mky. 18C7. 18tf
STOVES,
Hardware,
A NO
i U N I
AT CBESC!), IOWA.
The undor.iignod i^ just receiving a
large stock of
STOVES, HARDWARE, IB.ON
NAILS, POCKET A*D
TABLE CUTLERY,
Jn facta General au'l Miscellaneous as
sortment conixriiiiug every article usually
found in first class Hardware and Iron
Stores.
Sheel-Iron, Tin and Hollow
Ware, Constantly on hand
and Manufactured to order.
He aska the attention of the publio to his
Goods and priccs believing he can make it
to their interest to iurchase of him.
Stork Second Door
from the
i E19! I''1!'" ^tatwurru
LiHtil jl840J [1867
i i\iPl£R WAllRHOUSK,
NOONAN McNAB,
FUOraHTOCM OS TUB
HUMBOLT «fc MiiNOMONHf
fAruR Mn.M.
MILWAUKEE Wltvoarsu*,
kmi In aB klud*
Printing, wrapping, wriung, Dran
\ng
AND NOTC PAPERS,
PRINTI^a INKS
ALSO
CariK Car^ liiiarilB, Birider8,
Boards, Twines, Slatei
Blatik
Bov ks,
Etc., Etc., Ete.
The highoet mark* prioe paid.
in Cub at all time* far rage.
J. A MOOKAN
SCHOOL fc
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
MOULDINT.'S, WIN
DOW SHADES,
STATION­
ERY
ENVELOPES.
CATHOLIC BOOKS.
KEROSENE OIL
LAM PS.
DRIED FRUITS
and a thousand and one other
articles of general utility and
of ever) day use
McNAB
L0UJS BENTUN Jr., fc Co
0UOOIMOB TO
Benton Fro1* $• Co.
WuuLE&ALE DEALEB IN
O E K I E S
DRU -SI
Purs Liquors
fOB MKDICINAL PURPOSES,
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Lxocoaa ajti Cioaew
A Fresh and Complete Stock of
CHOICE GROCERIES
always on haud.
Wh^Wnle Agent fir all the POP
ULAR PATENT MEDI
CINES OF T1IE DAY.
LOCB BBNTON, Jk. o vr. IIAQKNS1CK'
prm.To «or*wt VOOKIOWA.
R0 BACK'S
BITTERS
V
4
V
V
R0 SACK'S J/
STOMACH
v.
5.
BITTERS I
CUKK
DYSPEPSIi,
and are the best Tonic
in the world.
•MBMacaa
*r
%.
ROBACK'S
blood
hc¥.
*b s
PILLS
CURB b
^p°
S I K V
IS
HEADACHE,
V
ol f-.nv.-p':'. \0
1%
BCMSE'Sr.^
eO.
&
BLOOD
POBIFIIH!
iS' V-
CUllKH
SCROFULA
4*
and all disvase nrising
from impure blood.
i
4 %.
ARB SOLI HY ALL
North
Depot
in tub
BRIOK
BLOCK AT Clift.SCO.
B. CHAPIN
Dw. 1«66.
Drugguts and Dealers in
Patent Medicines
EYERYWH EBE
PRINCE, WALTON & CO.,
(Successor* to Br. C. W. Roback,)
SOL* /ROPRIETORS,
Nob.06.68,00&62East ThIMBtt
CTNCHKNATI, OHIO,
Hear I! Hear Ye!!
Dujf'ii 1 Jffoint?yr
DFICOAAH IOWA.
Dealers ia
Cloths, Catisimercfl, Vo«lings,
U$nt*' Fwni&iHg (roods, Tritnmingt
Halt i?- (of laltti *nd
Ready Blade Clothing,
Of avorf kind »od
We manuflM^ire fio oH«r erery deswtp-,
Uoti of gouU' garment*.
Enrjtsh, frYench and American
Cloth» and Cassimeri,
Just reoeivod uid always kept on hand.
We are also agenietor the oelobratod
FLOKKNCE SEWING MACHINES
the best JdacLiue iu the world
DECORAH.
BOOT& SHOE STORE-
T'HE SC1»9CR!0BKS tikos this method lo lufjnii
all t)«-i »ou«who Wiw C!i o l.«utlicr thai they
lutvi tin tend w lr|i) tud fa*Uiouabl« aMortaout
of
BOOTS & SIIOJIS.
cm be found 1u Dwcortli, ot lbs ikbu and
that ihflr whoU Attention will bo
GIVEN
to pltAM md iccomni^ate their cMtonn^N, And
fli thom In the best ttyle of ih» art, mid at toch
price# that uu uue can go
A )VA Y
unnHtlsfleJ. VTe «hi»n keep cu*tautljr hand
a well Kul»c»eJ «(ock of
Boots and Shoo,
Brogans,
OAlters,
Balmorals,
SLIPPERS PUMPS A-c..
For Men, ]?oyg, Ladles, or ChUdr«a. A\*q 1*.
dic'tf chiKirtuV aud UcutlcmcQ^
Congress Gaiters
9c
Boots,
*lw»yg on hanj, made to jrd«r, and wariauttdto
fit or no m.1*.
HEPAIlllKO.
Rcpatrlnf donr with n
en trie* an.l &t ohort notice.
P*i**)iii* wIi wish ti.i he dealt hoiiirHbly wi Hn»l
get thy worth of their money :re invited ty fall at
SHEIFFLES' OLD STAND
W«et of Dio»»rui»B'« Drug Store,
C. S. UOLLJN Si WOLBUBM.
Doty's Clothes Washer
DOTV'S \V A HI I N'G A CHI N K he
ngatu boon awardr.l the F1IJM' 1'KK
MIU^-I AT THK GRKA'i'NKW EN(i
f..Ai\D FAIli OF lSGfi. ALSO A i
THK.STATE FAltiS of N KW HAMl'
SHIUK, NEW YORK'. MICHIGAN',
WIM'.'OiNSIX. MINNESOTA, IOWA,
&c.. AND 'iOOK THi FIRST PRE
MIUM rniF SILVER MEDAL) AT
THE LAST FAIR OF THE AMERI
CAN INSTITUTE.
Those .ire tho choapost and T)e*t macliin
es for wti.vliing i«-l wrinjrinp ololhos. The
Waslier, using ladling hot suds, s:tvos tlu-eo
fourths tho liibor nnd time: tukt'ii out ail
tho dirt no f.orc- hrtmla no foetid air no
injury to tho clothes.
Solon TtoniNso*,* says: "I assure you
ourmsicliine,' afier nyonr's uho, isihouVlit
more of to-d:iy than cvor, and woulil not ij
parted with under any consideration."
JULIUS J3AU22R & CO.
v-«*vv5V^
Hkmat
PUMO fOHTE AND MELODEOH
EMPORIUM.
WABXMOOMB ID
'Crosby's Opera House'
O® WASHINGTON ST.
onrcAoo.
!"eiw YOtX Wawroomi, (VBO BfMdwmr.t
for (lie U. S ft»r
WM. KNABE & CO.'S
CJnjCBBATBU
Hold Uedal Piano Fortes.
roUMr# merlin of tkw w*H
y*" 1" 0»rtltW-«u« at iiwiloiiM in »ur
IT. "j
hii^m mi
A K K C», COTTSf IlAlVlK.
u'
SATTKR, II. VlKUt.
rEBl I'H, l.Ot lSHTADH ud.
JlrKlO, Mn.
4o(ki UtiwHur u/ tits liallui »1-j fivm norm
if til* wu»t dietingutiliKl ITuf.»«4. r,,J Auuil.tirB
•Lo cow.Li ail llftou VurA.
Alio, A9WTT* Itl
I0K2BLES ft SHITO, BOA&LXAN k 0EAX
A. a. 9ALS k 00.,
•JT1 OTUBU F"
1IO-T CLAJW I,IA»(«.
W« kar« th» LA 11.i KaT 1 l.I^T ASSOltmD'
STOCK or I-IAR03 11 TUB IHY, *l.kh fjr 1,
«ivd Tunc, K».-y a: rt A^ow.V.1,. Xooch. nn.j
Bwi.ity liari, by j.rm.uucijJ
«n.'rra.., i
*(T 1'artwnlar Httenlt -i l,i tl„. ,,f jlk.
MrtULCDU rdi-Ui,: urdt.'* ivm.I a »irivll« u«i u( u\chiin««
gnu '.•a a I tuy uniu «nluu aix if th» Imtru
•Mill not ].ro»» cuifr 1* tkitiula I rv. A UUi ul
U (1*r(Tuicu, Tcmhiuk and bdioult. Turiui»
m)
lloi-ttHAl.K I'BALKEi1 will Ami if to thMr ndviui
tagh* u p»u ly %rv*\iy lacrMitsl tocilUkt
u® «4* vlivU Mi usdiia *ilh
0+- l« ^aui»r a KKALI V KIK.^T CJ.AS«
PlA So will do Wt'ii to wuil turoh (Uoivfeoi*-'
V/lIOl.EftAr.l£ AULN'TH I\)lt
Carhart, Needliam & Oo.'s
OU.LD*Nt4l
HARMOHIOMS. MELODKONS
AND ORGANS.
AX£0 1'Oil Giip. A, rillMCE CCii
Melodeons and Organs.
M.k U».uUUIc:a u .d tf
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Strings, Aooordoous,
Violins, Clarionets,
Drums, Guitars,.
BRASS INSTRUMENTS,
A~i :il iiso.
Tlie 8iLTrn iTrrnixE-vts cf i»ur msnufti.*
cur' arc ua-'d ly iL-ist n'l of tha tart
kti.+d* ?«i llw Vrittnt aS5'i/ifi. rutd lioi:ov*r cxhiMt.d tiara
aiwnyMvfairt:# ttlMtud 1 Mc»«UNhji.I Jliurf?? VKMIIt'Ki*.
eoR*uvt on *i'h Muunfu'
In H.-iiiS, F.n*r!aii.l, IVirU, arc
prei-a.-^d fuMiis!i DtALKKS, BANDS and 1NW VIlC
AL£. wnh :u'u !u in t^iis hue, «t the Wwya^jyaii
ukkOturer
t®- ltKMGMUEK THE PLAOM|
JULIUS BAUER & CO.
OO Washington Street,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Yew York Wareroomi, 680 Bread**/.
I'HU l'RATT dk mTCUEtt'S
CELEBRATED MAGIC OIL
Warranted lu casM of QhpiuimtUu, N our algid, Ornlar-.
or I'alus.
The Beet and Cheapest Harso nnd Cattle
frr!: !v iho World!
Uteri throityhoul tht United S.'ir/rt ami t-Ssrw«.
atlas during Ike la it 23 jeart*
For the pirn- (if l!io various Ulsr.Viws U wlilc.h
IJuisi-s un.i ('alllc ur« stilijicl sucii ah
Kuui"lir, liislcnuwM', lliilc Hmuiil, I.omk of
A i'i'"'it". Inwni'ii Siinin*.. Yclliiw Water.
Fistula, 1\»U Kvil, Mcrntchos ir
CJvetisp, Mmikc, 114II:idimii1.inn of tlie
I'.y •«, initi Falii(UO trmii Manl I.nlwjr
Iilsn. It I it-n nutt Ism, (cwmiiiojily ciillwt
(Still oomplalnt), whlcli mikvck tc
•O riintiy vajunhlo Hoiucn ui tliis tH'UUtry
Mr. Oranuk .Ti dp, Eilitor of thq mcr
ienn Agriculturist, says "Our hettcr-li'ilt'
says this, is taken to most k'Tidly by the
help,' and that r'lio cam»ot persua-io them
to use any other while this ia at hand," SLOAN'S CONDITION POWDER
Prof. OUMAXH, M. I)., Says: "Our fftllt- flm the lnrpent aalu of any IU»r«o imd Cattlo Mmtlclna
lly IS not 8innllt but U Blinrt cirl 11 vcvirs 'U thi/» ••oiiuti r. It iHCjii|MuiMl «»f herhnaud rootfl,an4
old, did tho wasl»inKInst wok iual.out four !^. "Al: wr.,nin.,y?"1
"uluuidj"
hours, andthau too, more as a frolic than i
a task."
Bishop Soott,of the M. E. Churek
Odn.iH/i, Lcl., says: "I took hold (whieli of
ooai -i", I siiouid not ive dona if wo had
no pi lohino), and in 2 1-2 hours we put
through eleven lozen f)ieces, many of which
wens .^fieets, nnd they were well done, too.
We like our machine much could not bo
to do «vaiUa«*4 U.M
Wliat tl»c Press Say of it.
Tho rich might do without these machixt'
09, but the roon, who must value time
labor and the saving of clothcs, have to
look on them as household necessities.—
[Working Farmer.
It is worth §1 per week in any family.—
[N. Y. Tribune.
Growing in fnvor the more it. is used.
We like it.—[Prairie Farmer, Chicago.
It really merits all tho good that can be
said of it.—[KuralNew Yorker.
Easily worked and deies its work well.—
[Ohio Farmer.
After a fair trial we give it tho prefer
ence over :ill others.—[Iowa Homestead.
It is the very best innchinc for washing
clothes vro ever saw.—[New Haven Jour
nal and Courier.
Exclusive right of salo given the
first responsible applicant from each
town.
Illustrated circulars, giving whole
sale and retail terms, sent free.
On receipt of tho price from pla
ces where no 0110 is selling, wo will
send ono Washer and one Wringer,
either or both, free of freight char
ges. Family size Washer, fl4
No. 1 1-2 Wringer, $10 No. 2
Wringer, $8 50.
R. C. BROWNING,GFH Aokwt
No. Ooob-wand St.,New Yerk,
WMhattte' 4hi« courtf
|irr-.' nhnTitly at ihu bead of I lie lint ul llvrst
(,'aitU Mediants.
It cnn ipM off all fcraaa ]iuninH, praveuta lior^os f»ouv
Imv-W'u* iV unfe* lut
tUo ^kih, and it u fci.n'Otli atid glcwtsy iipiMMiiHiMsa,
cloHfiiicis tho w.a«.Taim1 ktitMiKtlionn overy part of tba
body. It In also n nfc uu! cci tuia rcnifMly for coughs
and ooldtf, which gcuiorute bo uiauy latul diHcaaos.
Tho Cow reqnli fg to 1or)U|!pli«l with mi ubtmdancaol
IockI—not io uiuko h«*r Stat—-thi* is not ducirubla* hut to
up a regular Rtcr^tii»n of milk, aud all owu^rn oi
Cown will tlu'l by giving tbem
SLOAN'S CONDITION' POWDBHB
twice 11 week, n lursf iiirrrnsi- in qmiutitv nnd i|uulity
of milk ami .lomu. It ninici ..If nil fcver ah.l ku
pnritit'H uf Ilic l.i.wpd. Th- cll.'.l in wen Ihri.nxliuut th-.
tnutnii by 11 rich iuhI aiaiiiduni llnw "f milk
Tin* fniiiirr ii t'.-Kimiinf t« la- nwiir" «'f i»« TiiliiHtil.
pixjiim liin cf 1Shum's CtndUUtn t*incU*'r, in pri
moUng tliu coiiditlori of III* I' uud in "venting Kutliji
of liifl dlWillB of all Uic d' iiii-tlcalnd nwiuaut
43~A fifty Ront piirknt£« of Slotm'a Conditio*
Potvdrr nut into 11 barrel of flwitl in buttrr than t»n
bti»!iul or C"rn to fultdii a lioic, »nd Is 11 certain pro
reulirr of Ilog Chulorn, lllitKl Staggers, ttud other
diacatiod comuion among liogs
t'A UTION.—To protect onrMlvea and the ptibU*
from bi iiif: laipoced upon by wertlileaa lmitutiona, tb*
genuinu will boir the fac o'mvlc siguatwa of Um
prii-tora on tbe wrapper.
PRIOE 25 4 50CT3.
For Sato by Dniggiits and Merchant* miij nh«M.
Me Propriatora, Cttieago. IiL.
V. O. Drawer 5820.
Bold at wholesale, five paokages for one
dollar, and at retail bj the Druggists of
Now Oregon, Orosco nnd Lime Springs in