Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], September 20, 1888, Image 4

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Dotmmrutio mlminiflrntian fur its
fallnro to plan- an {Mlfijtltllt‘ inrm- on
the frontin- of Washington 'i'vrritury
to prownt tho unlawful entry of ('lii
new.
Tho Mills bill by removing or r‘--
(lucmg the July on, wan]. ('Ulll. lt-a‘l.
ll‘mlwr. lrrit-k. limo and x'llrt-I‘ H": ~
dnots of Washingtun 'i'vrrih rv,
strikes at the prosperity of ullt‘ pivo—
plo. We am opposed to tho ];(»llli('ttl
ecutiomy followed in that hill.
“0 heartily advocate UN {Ur-'Pi"
um ‘ «I fill unearned lamtgrants “‘31:“
- r 01" territory and their rostoIEEEUH
in j ‘ ‘ of lit-trial sailors. and ‘3'"
:10 the “3* _ immi-tlintn passage of
911mm} the . ' dot-luring furfoited
tho Dolph bu. qm want t 11‘
that. portion of t “I I” ._ Gt i
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between Wallulu and 1 “11‘ng I dim
we denounce Dulegute Vu 151“.” for
his efforts to (1011-at that J. St and
wise measure.
We are in favor of legislation o."‘
tablishing the eight hour system for
the working of mines and probibit~
ing the employment of child labor
therein. and we disapprove of the in ~
troduction of contract labor under the
protection of armed men. for the pnr
pose of intimidating; and humiliating
lah9_rers,_in rhinos: mills, Sic _ _
We join the sisterhood of silver
producing States and 'i‘erritnrii-s in
favoring a lii~nietallic currency. and
condemn the policy of the Dunn
cratic ildllllnltlirtiilt'il in its ell'ort-s tv)
demonetize silver.
“'0 denounce the Democratic man
agement of the post- oflico depart
ment as ineflicient and partisan. It
has made the inailfacilities in the
west 3 public burden instead of pa!»
lic convenience and converted the
postmffices into machines for the
enefit of the Democratic party. in—
stead of a non-partisan institution
for the welfare of the people.
We denounce the action of the
present. administration in harassing
and annoying our citizens by sus
pending. wantonly and without cause.
Innumorable homestead, pro-01in»
tion, and timber culture entries, and
classing all settlers upon public
lands with thieves and pen-jurors.
- We demand that the Delegate to
Congress shall do all in his power to
secure the passage of the bill for the
emotion of post-.oflice buildings in all
places rated by the Department as
“second class oflices.”
“'9 demand that all Indian reser
vations in Washington Territory be
reduced to the actual needs of the
Indians, and the excess area thrown
open to homestead settlement.
We believe that the charges of
transportation, ware house and ele
vator companies are subject to be
regulated by law, and we favor the
enactment of of such laws as, while
assuring to capital a fair return for
its use, will fully protect the people
from unjust or discriminating char
ges or tarifl's.
We unequivocally disapprove of
the action of President Cleveland in
the indiscriminate use of the veto
power, and its tendency to convert
our government from a Republic to
a United Monarchy. and particularly
we disapprove of his vetoes of pen~
sion bills in aid of the soldiers and
sailors of the Rebellion, their Wid
ows and orphans, and condemn the
reasons he has given, as unworthy of
the President of the United States.
We denounce the Democratic ad- ‘
ministration for its neglect to pro~‘
vide for the survey of the public
lands and their opening to speedy
settlement.
The action of the Democratic ma—
jority in the House in refusing ad
mission to Washington Territory is
an outrage upon the political rights
of our people, and an act prompted
by partisan motives only. When
the Territory of Washington is ad
mitted into the Union, we ask that
its boundaries be extended to include
North Idaho.
Liberal appropriations for the im <
provement of. the Columbia River
above the Willamette are demanded
by the commerce of Washington
Territory, and we require our Dele
gate to labor for such appropriations.
P. B. J cusses, CHAIRMAN.
Northern Pacific Presidency.
It is asserted with great positive
ness in railway and financial circles
that at the coming annual election
of oflicers of the Northern Pacific ‘
Railway Company, to be held Sep
tember 20. President Robert Harris
will be retired and Thomas F. Uakes,
now vice president and general man—
ager. will be elected to succeed him.
Mr. Oakes is said to represent a com—
bination of all the interests of the
company—the \'illard interest, the
Philadelphia stockholders, represent—
ed by Charles B. Wright. and the
Oregon Transcontinental. Since Mr.
Villard returned to New York as the
representative of the Berlin banks,
and advanced the much~needed loan
required by the road, his influence
has been paramount in such manage
ment, and he is believed to favor Mr.
Oakes. Brayton Ivee. one of the
leading members of the board of di~
rectors, said to any that he had heard
the same story of retirement of Mr.
Harris and the substitution of Mr.
Oakes regularly for three years, on
the approach of the annual election.
Mr. Ives thought the present rumor
had as little foundation. in fact, as
the others. The committee, he said,
were looking up proxies and had not
held a. meeting yet. If there was an
intention to elect Mr. Oakos, Alr.
Ives said he was in ignorance of the
fact—New York (..'omnu'rcial Adrcr‘
tiser. _
A peculiar epidemic resembling chol
em morbns of a mild type ham been pre
valent. in Olympia for some time.
The Bunch Grasa‘Realm is» new pu
por at Rockford. Whitman county.
The name is nttractiw. the paper is full
of local new, and these two facts will
9'." it succeed.
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, ‘ magazine for Se )-
'lEl*’ -'1”1”""f"“”' ‘ ‘ 'rticle from the
tourn-rrouzdins amt aine, omm“,
pen of JamM (.1. Bk ~1 of which
“The President’s Error, ,
the‘tollowing is an extras» ' resident
bzrangely enough the 1. . over
neglm‘tfi, either from design 01 9W- i
sight. to notice What effect tl. 'ild l
riom rednetiouof the turifl W - .11
have on the 1,810,256 men emplOY9
in transportation, \'iz.. on th" ““l'
roads. coast-wise vesaels, ri .'er 3383“” 1
am and bargeS. canal. wagon “ml
stage lines. These varied wag“l 0‘
transportation represent an iuv.‘s‘v‘
ment of thousands of millions \‘f
dollars of American money and give
employment to nearly two millions (
of men, whose earnings support. nine 1
millions of people. Whatever imr 1
pairs American manufacturing, 1
strikes at the great transportation 1
interests. Iron ore. admitted free 1
from Spain, 00:11 admitted free irom .
Nova Scotia. wool admitted free from 1
Australia, all favor British ships at 1
the expmae of American railroads. l
The further the president. goes in .
the direction of the doctrine [aid 4
down in his message. the more direct 1
and ti.) more deadly is the assault
upon the whole organization of 1
American industries. I
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Puget Sound Fruit.
Puget Sound fruit is the wonder
of people from the old fruit regions
of the meat. California does not ex—
cel it. Various varieties of apples.
pears. plums, peaches. cherries, cur—
rents, gooseherries, etc, armgrowu
here to great perfection —onormous
in size, delicious in flavor, and free
from the revenge-3 of insects or do
formitiee of any kind. Mr. Henry
Bucey, publisher of the Northwest
Horticwltun(list—wind by the way a
good journal—and president of the
Washington Horticultural society.
has a large and perfect collection of
specimens of various varieties of the
labove noted kind of Puget Sound
fruit, preserved in glass jars, which
he invited the Journal to examine
the other day. A sample of his yel
low eggr plums was measured which ‘
touched eight inches in circu err~j
ence and over two inches in diameter.
If Mr. Bucey‘s collection was (lis‘
rlayed in a glass cabinet came in the
i‘ucomo hotel, Hotel Fife, Chamber
of Commerco, or some other place
where tourists and others who Come
to see the country, could examine it.
it would forcibly illustrate more than
words, the fine capabilities of our
soils. climate. seasons, etc. Every
one from abroad who saw it would
tell of its wonders on their return.
—Real Estate Journal.
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Tariff Refomers.
The following is the language of
Hon. John Fitch in one of his bril
lient California speeches:
The tarifi‘reformers of to day are
dwellers in Dreamland, as were their
fathers before the-m. They are akin
to the logicians who once proposed
to extend the area of freedom by en
larging the boundaries of slavery. ‘
They are allies of the statesmen who:
once preposed to make the United:
States of America a great nation by
providing for the peaceable secession
of the States. They are followers
of the financiers who once proposed
;to liquidate the national debt 0y is
isuing a practically unlimited quan—
ltity of paper promises not to pay.
They are associates of the [alriots
who arranged for making elections
in the South peaceable, though not
pure, by the simple process of per
mitting the black man to Vote as be
pleased and then counting his votes
as they pleased. These gentlemen.
with a record in favor of slavery, and
in favor of secession. and in favor of
every fantasy in finance and every
folly in philosophy. and every phase
of fool politics that the land has
known for thirty years— thesegentle
men now come blithely forward and
propose to make the loborcr prosper—
ous by reducing his living expenses
51 per wcek and reducing his wages
$3 per wool; [laughter]. and they
calmly assume that any reduction in
the price of manufactured goods
caused by tarifl‘ reduction. will not
diminish the wages of the Workers,
but that the loss will be bourne cxh
l clnsively by capital.
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l Making all necessary allowance for
l lies. hot winds and chinch hugs,
‘ Kansas will tun p out 20,000,000 more
bushels of corn this season than was
ever before raised in the stats in a
LSingle year. ' .
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win-:'. ful‘ the sake of nmmnmncve.
lt‘lmii'ix.=m szy‘hzis u punt-lift it for
lbé'lllllg on n-lwtionr‘. :url this. your is
mid t-. have gone in quite lzt-nvily.
1:" Harrison i-zulet-tt-il tn- will prom
“My Im at letthl. :'IUMM nhi-ud. will
Ext-aides z: rudiment Supply of clothes
land ions In last him till next Presi—
’(li‘lli'ltll election. (lenuml (ioodlou
2 ol' lu-utuck)’ has expressed confidence
in (‘mnm‘ul Harrison’s election to the
oxtont of sowrnl thouwntl dollars.
l 144:! “‘(W-k he met nnmn who was mix—
ions to put up $100” against SSOO
that L‘lm’elnnil Would carry Indiana
Ununrnl Goodlma covered this at
'UUCP. saying that it Was too good a
chance to lose. Celine] Ochiltrr-e
a, 1324 he expects to “in it good round
Emu on Harrismi‘s Plt‘c'lt)“.
.._ -..» ~ _ _,
Chmese Exclusion. ‘
The DemOi 't'ntic party must takej
x v. 9 new of ti. a dilemma or the other;l
git-Hot: that .Cleveluntl mount the re—g
mm 13191081011 blitas a trick to catch 1
P' b ‘lcans napping, and '-liat the‘
v 91)“ . - y .
Democrn to ID the bonnie knew this.
n. that tL \e_ Democratmparty lS noti
hint-ere in ‘ ta loudly-vowed oppost
[ion to Chin nee immigration. The
notion of the So. mte on thn_Excltlslon
hill. and the pb qiti‘on ofindivnlual
Democratic Senate. 's’ show that one
or the other of th 95" “mat bethe
case. .
When the hill come up gar final
passage Senator German 0 _Mary
land, the well-known Democr. “I°,POI’
itician. moved to refer to the COP"
mittee on Foreign Relations, wfimh
meant that the bill would lose its p 0'
eition oi precedence. Every Demo
cratic Senator present, and every lie—
puhlicun present. except three. voted
against the motion. The motion
was lost, the Republicans hens: in
the majority. The bill was then put
on its final passage, and was pegged
by a. vote of 37 to 3. the negative
votes being Hoar of Massachusetts_
Wilson of lowa and Brown of Geor
gia. two Republicans and one Demo- i
crnt.
But the Democrats did nat give up
the tight against the bill even then.
Blair of New Hampshire moved to
reconsrder the bill, desiring to amend
it in regard to the time it should
take efl'ect, and. taking udvanta re of
this motion. Gormzrn of Maryéland
again attache] the bill, and he was
followed by Call of Florida. another
Dem it'rdt, who eulugized the Chinese,
said the danger of their presence was
not so great as was imagined, and
that we might learn much from the
Oriental races.
The Dninocrata protracted the dis
cussion on this motion fer several
hours. and finally. when it was ended,
Teller of Colorado, moved to lay the
motion for reconsideration on the to
ble. The roll was called and enoufl'h
Democrats refused to vote, to Initial
no quorum, when Jones of Arkansas
mowd to adjourn, and no the matter
went over until today, with Teller’s
motion to lay on the tulilt- undecided!
Every Senator who opposed the?
final determination of the question‘
was a Democrat . German. Call and!
Jones, ail Democrats. stood squarely;
in the way of the bill, even after the‘
motion to refer to the Foreign Rela~
tions Committee had been disposed
of.
Which solution of the qwistion
wili the peopiu of California uccept‘!
Did Gunnun have instrllctium from
Cleveland to delay the Li“ and defeat.
it if posdble, or did thu Democratic
Senators act on theirmvn responsi
bility. The§qucslionis asked out of
meta curiosity, for tho efl'ect is the
same either way. Whichever isthe
case, it puta an end to the Democrat—
ic claim of uppusing Chinese immi—
gration. This incident, our free~
trad» conu-mporary will please note,
is not “ancient history,” but is ex—
tremely modern. .
The uinteenth wife of Brigham
Young was Mrs. President Cleve
land‘s cousin.
The seven institutions for the in
struction of deaf mutt-. 5 in the state
of New York aggregate an uttond~
ancolast year of 1301 pupils. The
average life of deaf motes, accor
ding to the data furnished at the re—
cent state convention of the deaf
mute association. at Rochester. is 67
years. This longevity would seem to
support the theory so often advanced
bv those who complain of Whistle
blowing and church bull ringing as
an intolerable nuisance, that noise is
a great element in breaking down
human constitution. Thu statistical
information furnished by the some
source. disprovcs another popular
belief. however. that of tho horedit
ary tendency of doafnesa. In the
seven institutions shove referred to
there were in twenty years 2933 ad
missions to the deaf mute schools,
and of these eighteen wore children
of deaf motes—almost exactly three
quarter; of one per cent. J
~ - fix ’
His H.OOO SPECIII EA S.
{HES GREATEST ENT_OMOLOG‘ST IN
THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
A Collection of Rare lnwct-.—l:uttorflies
and anidopta-rul Curiosities Without
[lnd—l Butterfly with "88" on In
“‘ings—Thr Dead Loaf.
'l'h-~ nimt eminent authority on butter
flzm :inl moths in America is Herman
Siru'lwr. Pix. 1)., of Reading, l’a. He is
tin: one man who has made this place
furniinir tom ientists in etery known quar—
terol‘ Ihe :lohe. lie inherited his fund
ll~>< for scientific stirliea. and evinced
th; ; inclination :a: a Very early age. The
:'i'i'Ji repmitory of this lepidupteral col-
Letiun i“ in a llllt‘ {hit-extort" brick man
:ion. with sluliuhts, and lmilt in the
s'uu‘iy >nimrlts of theeily. l'p (Wu flights
of stairs ar'l \\‘e hzue entered into a room
it In I“: the largest and rarest collection of
l. i urtiius in America is delmsited—uver
st .. my lllull-‘llntl ditl'erezu Spt‘l'illlclls.
[lure our di~tingui>hed ('ulnlunlugiat is
happy. lt is. night, and the shutters are
‘.lnown wide open; during the day they
are Inzrred, for sunlight soon affects the
lu.--n-r of his treasures.
On the north side of the wall a pine case
is plum-d, looking much like the arrangeL
Int-tits of a large post otliee. \\‘e are told
that that is the filed corresimndenee of all
the distinguished scientisb of entomologi
cal fame in this and foreign countries,
covering thirty years. The World is laid
under tribute by this man of artistic ge
nius and scientific research to gain the
newest and best. information of butterflies
and moths in every corner of the globe.
FORTY YEARS OF LABOR.
' This collection of insects was forty years
in gathering. and in the Work more than
twenty thouaand dollars have been ex
pended. Home of the specimens cost SIOO,
Several $l3O and SSO, and scores of them
‘35 and $lO. There is no private or public
collection in all .his western hemisphere
that can equal it. The London museum
has a somewhat larger collection, but in
order and rarity of arranged specimens
this private collection would not; be ex
changed for two of l-anland's kind, and
for none in the entire World. It fire should
sweep it up, Something in America would
have been desiroyC-l that no century could
replace. The hnlterllies mightbehad—
if the entomologist should just. happen to
be born and be also endowed with pet-sex
veranco and blessed with capital for the
task. A
There is no country, no climate, no al
titude, no Solitude that has not been pene
trated for themhl and beautiful specimens
of butterflies here gathered. Some are as
tiny as: n. musqnito, and others as large as
0. half [ledge-l pigeon. The owl moth of
Brazil measures a. foot across the wings.
“‘here do they come from, these many
difl'ercnt little creatures? \Vhen the
second 1:0;1) expedition was made in search
of a northwmt passage in 1827-29 a new
species of eolias, afterwards called boot
hii, was found in a. few specimens, the
only ones known to this day, one of which
came later into possession of Strecker’s
collection. It is the only sample of the
species in America. Three of the great
papilio antinmchns, from equatorial
Africa, can be seen here. Only about a
dozen are known. Suites of the golden
crmsus and lydius from Ilalmeheira the
curious Parnassus butterflies from 18,000
feet elevation in the Himalayas and other
mountains; the enormous cossus from
Australia, which are eaten by tho nativa;
the gorgeous rhaipheus flies from Moder
gnscar without a rival in niatchless colors.
Then come monster curiosities, half male
and half female; those of one wing, partly
of one sex and partly of another sex; 111-
binos, hybrids, melanos and extra. winged
and other freaks. Indians, lisquimnux,
explorers, travelers and missionaries
have all helped to this wonderful collec
tion or butterflies.
‘ MANY CURIOUS srzcmzxs.
Among the curious specimens may be
mentioned the “bee moth,” so named from
its exact resemblance to the bee or wasp.
He is a very counterfeit of the honey
making insect. What a freak is the
Diketicns pair! The female has no wings,
no legs, never 89H! light nor takes food.
The winged gentleman goeth as he pleaseth.
Then look at the eccentric resemblance of
the “anchor moth." 0n the creamy but!
color a black anchor is marked. like a tat
tooed arm with the tar symbol. Here also
.8 a resident. of the Amazon river forests,
known to the natives as “eightyoeightsfi'
because of the figures 88 marked on the
_Vilrery white ground of the under side of
its: hind wings. Then there is the curious
310 th from Sierra Leone, in \Vest Atrica,
known as the “Argus moth." It isre—
nnrknble for the unparalleled length of
she tails of the hind wings in the male.
l‘hcn there is the world famed “dead leaf
. butterfly” at China, India and the Pacific
‘ islands. When the wings are open it has
.3 surface of grayish blue crossed by an
0131383 band; but when closed, as the
animal is at. rest, the resemblance to a.
dead Lent is pcrte ct. The day butterflies
number 8,000 species; the night flies are
ten times a 3 man?-
To attempt a description of the bewil
dering effect as case after case is drawn
out from its hiding and samples of the 70,-
000 specimens are displayed under the gas
light is simply futile. The endless variety
of their forms, the gorgeousness of their
harmonious dress, have no equal among
any living thing of the domain of nature.
\V’hat is pretty in emerald or sapphire,
what is brilliant in diamond or ruby, what
is rich in plume of bird or leaf of flower,
what is glorious in rainbow or sunset—all
can be found in this array of insect crev
ation dazzling. glistening, gayljr disport
ing under the flash of light.
The process of preserving than is also
an art, and a somewhat tedious task.
They are sent from distant ent< )molpgists
in labeled paper wraps, secured in boxes.
They are in no shape; they must be put
into a wooden press of particular design,
must be poised on pins and rendered plia
! able in a moist sand jar and. then be er-
I ranged with mathematical precision in
1 their respective cases. Exchanges am
I made by the lepidopterists the world over,
I which go the rounds, and specimens of
insects are given and taken as the collec-
I tions may lack kinds. Cocoons even are
3 received from distant lands and are nursed
' into life a. year afterwards—Reading (Pa)
I Cor. New York \Vorld.
The Only Hnnelt W 3).
\Vhen a. coarse and obtrusive woman
steps up in from of a line of twenty men
at. a postomcc money order window, why
does not. the man in front. have the cour
age to tell her to full back into her proper
place? And why, when he allows her to
take five minutes of his time, does he not
realize that he is giving her more than an
hour and a half hc-lmiging in nineteen
other men? The only honest way he can
be courteous in such a case is to resign his
position and take one at tho mm- of the
Una—New York T: ibunc.
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Of the goodthings of this
mu“\3 life arc sorrowtnlly let.
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia TnLlcts will cure Dyspepsia,
lad}? thin and ('crtsfination; sold on a
posxmu guumtcc LL 2‘5 and 50 cents, 12y
mum: a Co.
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lllli.!,'. ti mi ' i'~-.: w, :.n' it'.~l thorn. COB
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iii:l:,~si-iii-,-l L. ?"'-:l3-:§; t, Jl‘lm:, u!‘ t f langmuth
my <~;‘Y:iir::‘} 1‘
li‘ mu HEY" NE, or r:-: :c'sy‘uiiable number
of lllt'SC S}’i?f}.i’ill"~‘, y ..i an: Milli-ling from
tiiiiY. most l‘uvl'i‘dull . i’ Ann-riunu lllullldll‘B
- hymn). ~ ;. i r ':3.: ;u:l Liicr. (L'v‘ociuwd
with lhsgi- iv~:.i iii‘ liimul-Fliiin. The more
cuinplii-ziiwrl _\m:r lilrt‘dfi: has become. the
[tn-ate: thi- liturhi»: :i‘:.l ilix't-rsity (if symp
toms. Nu ill.:!ti'." \z'l:;;t stum- it in: ronchi-il,
Dr. Pierce”;- Golden Medical Discovery
will Flllhlli‘l.‘ it. it' lulu-ii occur-inn,r to direc
; tioiis tor a Ti'llNH’ll‘lhlc ll‘llL’lll of how. If not
; ('lll‘l'il. t-niiiplii'utiuiis multiply and ('onsunip
tiim ol'thi- l.un:r~=. Skin Dimming, llciirt Discuso,
' lthvzuiimtism. Ki-lnvy Disease. or other gmve
‘ mnluilii-s are quite liable losvt in and.sooncr
, or later. iiiiliive ii. fatal ir-rniiiiiitinn.
g Dr. Pierce-’5 Golden Medical Dis.
: coves-y arts pom-rtully llpull the Livennnd
gthroiigh that grout lilixnl-purifying orgiin.
A Cll‘ulhyfillll'r}? ‘lll of iill hlmid-tiiiiits and im
puritii-s. iii-iii".vii;ita-vnr consc- fll'lsillli. It is
3 equally villi-:u-zuus in acting upon tin Kid
! ni-ys. and othi-r oxen-tory organs. cit-arising.
| eirciigihi ning. iiiiil iii-:iling their inseam-s. As
’lll Ulll‘l‘llllllfl'. I‘l'illll‘alh‘e tumo. it prolnotcs
lliw‘stion and nutrition. thvi‘chy bliilding up
both iii-sh and strength. In iiiularinl districts.
this \vondci'ful int-divine has guincd urn-at.
m-ii-hritrv in curing 15m vr mid Argue. Chills iiud
lr‘c-Vi-r, )innl) Aime. nnd kindn-d disarm-s.
Lr. Plerce’s Golden Medical DI.-
covcry
GURES ALL RUMORS,
from a. common Blotch. or Eruption. to the
\‘vnrst Scrotum. Salt-rhcuin.¢‘ ever~aor(-s."
healy or Rough Skin. in short. all. dist-mos
caused by bu . blood are conquered by this
powerful. purifying. and invigorating medi
cmo. (iron; Exiting Ulcers rapidly but under
' its honilm influence. Especially has it. manl
‘ lt-stczl its poii‘iicy iii curing Tuttor. Eczemm
Lrysipolus. Boila, ('nrhunclcs. Sore Eyes. Sex-of.
‘ iiloiis Sores and Swellings. Hip-joint. Disease.
“‘\\ hit‘c bwcllings." Goiirv. or Thick Neck.
land Lnlurgul .liinds. s.lan ten cents in
iflmllllls for _:'. limzo Treatise. with colored
1 ohm-s, on Slim liisz-iisvs, or the same amount
1 tor a Tiratisu on Scrot'ulous Ail'octions.
1 “FOR THE BLOOD l 8 IRE LIFE."
'l‘imroughlv clonnso it. hv using Dr. Plot-00’-
iikildl‘ll lllcdlcal Discovery, and good
idiuvstion, u mirth-in. buoyant. spirits. vital
i strength and bodily health will be established.
i
i CONSUMPTEON,
which is Here tum onlio Lungs, ia arrested
allll_Clll'(’d by this remedy. if taken in the
earlier stage-i; of the climatic. From its mar
vr-ious pmvar over this wrribiy fatal disease.
when first offering this now world—famed rem
edy to the p_uhlic. Dr. Pierce thought seriously 1
or milling- it his “Cousnuniou Cone." but.
nhandomd that name as too fistn’ctivo tor
a mt‘fllt‘llll} which. from its wonderful com.
binulioii of tome, or strengthening. alterative
or blmidwlmuminm unti-bilioushpcctoml. and
nutritive prom-nice. is uncqu cd. not on!
as u n-mspit' for Consumption. but. for a“
Chronic Athens“ of tho
' "’“ ' 3 ll l.
"" . f - :2 i
LlVBi, w... ,an unns.
l-‘ar \V\' .k Lunar. Spitiinuof Blood. SLOI'HIPM‘ ‘
of Bra-all]. (‘liiniliL‘ anll (‘Alfil’l‘lh Brain-hi is,f
‘.Hilllll'i. sin-en- Cough. and kiudrej uficciions.
it ii- no i mt‘lcll l’D'lll"dy.
.\‘nl l by Druggix-h, ai 31.00, or Six Bottles for ‘
35 m. ‘
ears-nil ten veins in status for Dr. Pierce‘s ‘
hook on Consumption. Addrars.
World’s Dism usury Medical Assoc'n, i
(363 Main St. Bufi't-10, N. Y. ;
- __ ___...M__.__ i
Mr'. Cougiil invites the ladies of Poit
Townsend and vicinity to examine herl
Olimplclri stock of fine milliiiery. Consul
iniz of the newest designs in white felt
and hes ver hats. {\ew style: in ribbons.
bands. birds. wings. velveis. etc.—Pncea
reasonable. sepu 1w & wkly
HAY}: ir ox THE,Ll§T.—Parliefl own
ing business or residence property
should have it placed upon the books of
the Puget Sound and California Invest
ment Company. A apectnl list of real
Lstuto is being made up at the Com
piiuy's cflico. Ronni Rhlchrdy Bloch.
Have your lots on this list. *
The Verdict imam-on
; W. D. Stilt. Drunmct. Bippns. Incl..
testifies; "I can recommend Electric
Bitters us the very best rernedy: Every
ilmttlo «old has given relief in every
icese. (lue man took in: kitties, and
was cured of rhrumntism of 10 yeors'
‘uiundiugf' Abraham Hare. druggis
Bellvilc. Ohio. nll'irms: "The heat eel
ling meilioine I have ever handled in my
‘2O y(-urs' experience. is Electric Bitters;
Thousands of others have added tliei
testimony an that the verdict is uuaui-l
mom: that Eltclriu Bitters do cure all'
diseases of the Liver. Kid ney of Blood]
Such amodicine ynti Wlll find In Eire
trio Bitters. un-l only 50 cents a bottle.
N. D. "in. & Sim.
Wondortul cures-
W. l). lloyt & 00.. W hulexnle and
Retail Druggistn of Rome, ('.a.. any:
We have selling Dr. King‘s New Discov—
ery. Electric Bitters and Buckleu’s Arni
cn Salve for two years Have never
handled remedies that sell as well. or
give such universal satistictiun' There
have been some wonderful cures efi'ected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use of n. few bot
leq of Dr. Kings New Discovery. taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them aiways. Sold by N. D
Hill & Son
When Baby was slot, we pro her Cantu-h.
When she win a Child. she cried (or Cantu-ls.
When she became Miss. she clung to Ontario.
Whenehehulchfldmu. Ihepvethem Custom
‘l trifle with an" Tert c:
B 0“ 3‘ Lung Disease. J If yJu ham.
8. Cough or Gold, or the children are
threatened with Croupor “'hocping Cough,
use Actor's English Remedy and prawn!
further trouble. It is a positive cum,
sndws guarantee it. Price 10 sud 50c
Solo by Laaner &. Co.
Bruce 1‘».
You are feeling depressed. your ape
petite is poor. you me bothered with
‘ Headache. you are fiduetty. nervous.
‘nud generally out of sorts, and want to
brace up B..ice up. but not with stim
ulants. spru g medicines. or bitten,
which have [or their basis very cheap.
hml whisk) and which stimulate you
for an huu r, did then leave you in Worse
condition ti. in before. What you want
is an nlteun nivv that will purify your
blood.nturt mailby notion of the Liver
and Kidneys rest ire your vitality. and
give renewed herith and strength. Such
a medicine yr ~ \I ill find in Electric Bit
ters. and only 5“ cents a bottle at N. D.
Hill & 80 s.‘
Thelr Business Booming.
Probably no one thing has cam-ed anct.
a general revival of trade at N. D. Hill é
Son‘sdrug store as their giving away 16
their customers of so many free trial bot
ties of Dr. King’s New Discovery for
Consumption. 'l'hcir trade is simply
enormous in this very valuablo article
‘from the (not that it always cures and
l never disappoints, Coughs. Colds. Asth
lma. Bronchitis. Group and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You car.
Heat it hetore bnyim: by getting a trial
‘bnttle tree. large size B]. Every bottle
I“’“"“"fl'___«.._———
l lfionnd Legal opinion.
‘ E. Blainbridge Mundsy Esq . County
lAity..Clay Cu- Tex. says: “Have used
[Electuic Bitters with most happy results
l My brother also was very low with Ma
} larinl Fever and Jaundice, but was
‘cnred by timely use of the medicine.
“trust-timed Electric Bitters saved his
_ I c.
i Mr. D. L. Wilcoxsou. of Horse Cave.
Ky.. adds a like ttstimony. saying: He
positivelp believes he would have died.
mad it not been for Electric Bitters.
Lhiu great remedy will ward off. as
well as cure all nlnrinl Diseases.nod
":18" Kidnsy. Liner and l.tomacb Dis
-0 cm stun s unequalled. Price 50c
land 81. ntF.D.Hill&Bon.
,_ ‘.an __
[ . 'A' '32 > '
1 , {L}; ‘ 7.! _. I
_‘——[u:m:3——" t
No Mercury,
Ho Polash ‘
I c
Or any other Mineral Pmson.
It 1: Nature‘s P.cmcdy,made exclusivdy
tron: Roots and Herbs.
u is perfectly Harmless.
It is the only ivniuiy known to the world
that has ever yri (‘urtd contagious Blood
{bison {n all it: smm 3.
It cures Mercurial mioumatlsm. Cancer.
Scrorula.anli other Mm -.i diseases heretofore
oonsldcrcd incumblx'. 1:. cures any (11563.5.
caused from impmc Linol. it is nowpro
scribed by thouszuds h! the best physlcm
1n the Unlwd Sm. \’. :._-. a tonlc. We append
the suicmcut of a row:
" I have mad 5. Si s.lin paill‘nfl com-alone
ing from rcvur uinl {rum measles with the
best rcaults. J. N. Cuzsrv. “.11..
Elluvlllc. CL”
Bums. GA.-Wllllu White was amicted
with Burnhiln son 11 ,n-rirs. ] pru>crlhcd S. 3.
3.. and today he is u Lu and inhusl. boy.
C. w. Pumas. IL D.
Rit'mmxn. \‘A.. Di ('. l‘x. NFL—[hue taken
three bunk-s n! a“ in '.~' 5.~-.»ir:c fur so-rondary
blood pul~on. Il nwu nun-h buiu'r than pot»
lab or any umer I‘l'lii' d .' 1 Law ever med.
B. l-‘. \VISFH’JJ). 3!. D.,
Furuicxly at Sussex (30.. Va.
Dix. 11 J. In”. tho woll‘known druggist
Ind physlclan, ..f .\thvillv, Howard County.
Ark. Writes: “ ”.‘Vllvg Fullie kuvwlmlge uto
what 8. S. S. Is rump-sw] or I can safely
recommend it as the rrnwdy {nr all skin dis
eases. it. winters nut “'Lui. the name may be."
We have a iinrvk giving a history of this
wonderful I-‘ihmly. um! its curl-s, from 11l
over the world. “ me] will convince you that
all we say is trunnud which we will mil
free on gppi'cuuun. No fmnlly should be
without”. We liuu- mmiher on Contagious
Blood Poison, bent. on same lei-uni.
Write us a binary of your cumnnd on!
physician will advise v in: you by letter. in
strictest. cuuiadcncc. We will nut. (19va
you Knowingly.
Forums by an druggisis.
Tux Szvirr SPECIFIC co..
llruwer 3. Atlanta. GI.
Now Yurk. 736 Brnadwn .
London. m.:, 35 Snow rim.
\¥lc'l In
M
\‘x
’ \r A! / g
"I have used Simmons Liver
laugulmor for many years, hav
lng made it my only Family
Mum-inc. My nxother before
Inc was very partial to it. It 13
a 5113-, gmxl and reliable medi
cine fur :my disorder of the
Fystcm. and if used in time 15
a grrnt prrn-ntive of “dams.
I oftux recommend it to my
frir‘uds, and shall continue to
6-) SO.
“Rev. James M. Rollins.
“l’wstor M. EChurch, So. Fa.trfleld.Va."
TIME MID DOCTOR? BILLS SAVED bl
always keeping Simmons Liver
Regulator in the house.
“I have found Simmons Liver
Regulator the best family med
iz-im- I ever used {or anything
that may happen. have used it
in Indigelh'ou, Colic, Dian-baa,
Binolunua. and found it to re
lieve immediatrly. After eat
ing a hearty supper, if. on going
to bed. I take about a teapoon
fulY I never feel the efl’ects of
the supper eaten.
"OVID G. SPARKS,
“Ex-Mayor Macon, Gs."
GONLY GENUINE“
Has our 2 Stamp on front of Wupper.
J. 11. lei/in & 00., Solo Proprietors,
Price. ILOO. PHILADELPHIA. PA-
Rheumatism
It a an established face that Eood’a Bn.
saparllln has proven an invaluable remedy
In many severe casa o! rheumatism. efifltr
lng remarkable cures by its powerful action
In correcting the acldlty o! the blood, which
is the cause 0! the disease. and purllyin;
and enriching the vital Iluld.
It a certainty fair to came that wins
Hood's Sarszparilla has done l’or other! It
will do [or you. Therexoro, it you tuner
the pains and aches of rhemnmlsln. give
this potent remedy a. mu- trial.
A Posture Cure.
"1 was troubled very much with rheumn
sism in my hips, males, {and wrists. I
:ould hardly walk, and was confined to my
"\ed a good deal of the time. Being ree
nmmcnded to try Hood‘s Snrsaparilla, I
aw: {our bottles and am perfectly well.
. .mr-erl‘ully recommend Hood's Sampullla
'. .v .-i (.l the best blood purifiers in the
: .." W. F. WOOD. Blooxnington, 111.
For Twenty Year:
2: .\u been afflicted with rheumatism Baton
tat, l (mun! no relief, but grew worse. 1 then
1 gun taking Hood‘s Snxsapnrllla, and it did
me more gund than all the other medicine I
ever had." 11. 'l‘. Damon, Shirley. Mass.
"1 suflvr-cll from what the doctors called
muscular rheumfi; ::;. 1 took Hood'l Sax.
”puma and am aim-3:! cured." J. V. A.
psovnrmvr. letter m..-:15 r. (‘hirazm 111.
We shall be glad to Srrd, tree a! charge
to all who may ticsire,a ‘t.-ow; ._ ontuihingnum,
additional sklcments of cures by
I
Hood’s Sarsapanlla
Sold by all dmgszlsts. sl; six {or 35. Made
enly by C. I. HOOD & 00.. Lowell, Mass.
[OO Dose-2E One Dollar:
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=' «six $99,212.33
5 ‘ ', ; ‘r t _ 0:“ .Cvnxn hEB‘Ch. (311.:an
.. -, ‘1: e no nu. PI 11': lunar!
5, a macumc ausnc Tnussx
n' - ~ . Tm; muonur. and OILYGKMI
3.1 {- KLISTQIO TRIPS. A Port-a
' retainer .na) to wear. nmntlfnllom
x 19'"?ch Huncnrod ll'mnsnndn. Eluhl shad 1W
5 “h?s§'£’%.‘é“éi‘&%"+‘""§k “3’
K'sos x. sun-s 31x33“. ag'llovfi
gm BAC'X‘L‘I‘Q 31-. JAKE? rung
“ I unhesitatingly add my
testimony to the great bene
fits to be derived from Sim
mons Liver Regulator. I
was afflicted for several
years with disordered Liver,
which resulted in a. severe
attack of Jaundice. I had
good medical attendance, but
it. failed to restore me to
the enjoyment of my for
mer health. I then tried
the most renowned phhSi
cians of Louisville, Ky., ut
all to no 111', , where~
upon I \vaspingfiieed to try
Simmons Liver Regulator.
I found immediate benefit
from its use, and it ulti
mately restored me to the
full enjoyment of health."—
A. H. SHIRLEY, Richmond,
Ky.......“ 1 most cheerftu
recommend it to all who
suffer from Bilious Attacks
or any disease caused by a
disarranged state of the
Liver.". . ....W R. BERNARD,
Kansas City, Mo.
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DR. JORDAN’:
MUSEUM 01' ANATBHY!
‘ 7.31 Market Sir-eat, San Fun :13. ~
Go and legrAnLiifvt‘g-Elfid ‘n
uni how wrunflerfnl‘lnvf vast:
mud». Consultation zn'd Neal.-
men: personally or by letter on
332:“311‘15' were Mm
Summit“. "“9 9m”
‘ T' , , , o 0,..w
--.. 19 01' (\‘ Pl ll'lllf)Y
‘ ‘ . I
V Viz: i ,' - .J
'l' H E
w ’ ’ ..‘ I I . .
on 9 ll " arsfreld ' Rem'édies
Havamade complete cures of diflicult cusps of Liver and Kidney troubles
Rectal chers. Fistulas. Blood POISOHng. Hip Disease. Heredit~
ary Blood Tmnt, Eczema and bkm Diseases generally.
Send For Circulars-«scribing 'he rut-es nf MAlllilE DUI'GLASS (said lo r.- the worn
case ..r scrotum in‘ Callroriliu): _l-‘IIANK L‘ASSIDY, of I'elulum: jl‘llns. Mut‘AlJ-I. of lichigsn
B ml: W H, FINE". or Linmlm Plan-r counlv: 111-2 V. Ji 'l‘. “L H". n! Tunwr Nuliun. Oregon;
JAMES MCCORMICK. \’iw-l’re.~id»llt Iliui» u! llellnlziigz W W'. .\IUHTUN, l‘mnn. Nevada: W. 3.
DUANE. fixer-minim: JUIIN lllllS('(ll.l,. l'nlun Iron Works. *M'mnmn'n' MKS. HENRY C.
Gouliltllnlr}. \lh.‘ \'llAlclAD'l’Tl-I A. GILBERT. MIL“. ALLEN. .\llls E. ll.‘flAlllu.\'l;To.\', all
of Min Francisco; .\il'.~ \l. A ADAM“. .\lllS. L. I’. ANDERSON, hf .~nnm.
References by Pernnssicn MRS. sun" 8. court-m. MRS « HAS. Li'x. I'RUF. DEN-
M.\_\’. "US IRA 1;. llUl'l"l. \. H. l .\l;\ ILL. OLIVER lllel-IY. LEWIS l'. >.\(EE.Sm Fran
(‘i-ru: F.IE. \\‘A'l‘hlillol'hlfi. L .\. l l'sufi. Sacramento. T. 1:. “.\lcl'hll. [.llll'nlll; aAM'L l‘As
SHIY. l‘maluim Arm”; w A. DEA .\. ‘:ul Franc-ism: Uhromrh.
SARSFIHLD'S REMEDY FOR Till; .... u- )l-A Specific {or .\hlidxei arising {mm ilien
Liver. linlnc s. Constipation. .\h. u-. ..lood l‘oxaouing, Si-rul‘ulzl. 5.1:! lih-‘lllll. and t
coming from Blood Impurities.
PRICE. $1 per Bottl o.
SAlb‘l-‘IELD‘S ('llnuNlC l'lA‘l-11l s,\l,\'l-: forlliel'uru n! "lll'Olzil‘ l'lu'r- mil SUI’PF ul’ mere
dew-ripnmi: His/rum, Piles. \'uricuru l'lvcrs. lifl.A.i.m'.lur_~' SV-h‘xilll,” mll Nil” lliwusvs grr.
l-i'all)‘. _
PRICE, $1 and 500 per box, "Hindi": “bum
SARSI’IHIJPS REMEDY Fnlc llll’ll'l‘lll-IlllA AND l'Nl‘jl‘Vilelfl! ,\ .\‘pmific {4.x lii; !. a
('nmp. Sun: 'l'lmul, .\llllllln-. null l flalmnsliun of im- l, heal an“ Luna
PRICE. $1 and 800 per box. ""01““2'“ mu
Tculimony of luv. I‘. J. llufl.
TI'MSEI. STA'nns. (In-yon . nu. I'7, law.
'l'“ "Tm: SAnsru-txn Hummus (‘n.“-—l pun—v I umil} inulnn'c Fulfilil‘hl‘r ll- 11-m i--.~. m .1 l - :-~
{hair-dis [lull my ill‘l"l’~". no“! hllil” In: pl owl \\h n- H u il: :1.. [Ly mu! unml in rliiil‘l'll :1 limmn
"M s|:iu- hm] .4 h'll‘P)‘ "filter O‘ll- .- 11l l'llllll-’(‘-l|ll‘ with li-vv “4..1 Ilir» \\ hrn ri:~' l \\a- in-lu-v‘
w Ir: 1!: in my fru-Hlsxlmuuln l wunl-l LOI iim ”.i'u- ".1 ll‘ll“. .\rr“ l n: \wl: :.inl h-..i:_v:l
Wt‘izl. 2,1: 'Vv'l-vllfil .nn s!l::ll'_'1'r mnl in lwller iii-mu: Ii an I llzu't‘ 1i..1l {or lwelw )wxrr. l 'lJll lrleJ
many d l mi< ’_lul many nllw.’ rum-dam. mill all m..: mind :K- (lift . 1 iii; Lk (mu ll r ll- k'ud
l'l'm‘ltlcm-v liml 11c It‘ll lln‘ m\n:liUli_\'n-.r~.\ m.l i":; i'umv-lfwm l “ole rvr-nlmnvn-l u l ulm are
vull'erinz lrnm ll um] l'vl~. nip; of any -lr‘.~\ii.:'i¢m 10 ll_\ >;ir~;;~ ui's rrm—lly fur Iln- i'nuu-i and i.-.
L'lcei .\uivu
.\iuu- lhe '.L-lH: i‘lli'l: . hug-r l i..iz -.rnu,|.l in my c mliiiw. l imvn- wi?..r:*v'-l I‘m Him-l of
the remmliv: upon c-Ili.-r-. and in I u~ g! ~ u mu. lN'bl nf ~13‘;“il'|lull.
Wishing the .\urilltl'l lt-—iiie-..1-,~ A n -i.n-uvs- roznn r...~:ir,. v Ki 1. 11.-- [:..-ii! of Ilvu'll‘ n-mr-iiv ‘
nm. )0. r.~ truly. th. J. T. hl'lll’
Relcr to liev. Dr. l-‘rml, Sucrumi-i.m.
—.\l.\.\'L'l;‘.\L"l‘L‘lll-Zl) B}: THE—
SARSF IELD REMEDIES 09..
I|s EDDY STREET. SAN FRANCISCO.
J. D. MINKLER. .\I. I’.. AGENT. I'url Tuwndrml. H’ l
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Anna: Curator ‘enonsnob-Jiw-orm: ~. rag r ‘ ”“w‘mmr , -. ”’g ’l‘. r
"autumnal ulDocayin ‘7an 5.30:. "an «16355 ”59‘3““ mum-.::“ 7: “37-1; '
4104:9de and torzighc‘veafai‘ ‘: x“ ..‘-‘9 i’i"'”‘~°“’-° ”Renaud, ‘ ‘." 7‘ f"!
manna-imam, .I,“ij my“, ‘3‘.“ Iv; , .19.“; ,2 V“ “‘3‘!" felivmm v.l any, ‘3 _ '.-
"Dd lndbmku do'n menmtho'fim a", (in ;_,- w“- :..“ _Lg,;‘,‘.":;""'°““e hm; . "ranks-2mm ;
Perfectandfuufluu Stmnz’hardV- :..-9n YI:£!""" ‘ Vt: iiéffivxuofhgu‘,”Nadya.“ " i
.Tolhgrwhem.,d¥mmm°mné’“s92s924”'43:? 'l'" Gr‘—»‘.u»-a.:r_p~.dlyzuz.sgnu—“4mm: -
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W'n‘°fia°n‘ '.figfigfimfim’agfw? I "‘*%at:§“n“§":§é”' °°~ "'1 m 1.,
80' ' " _-. :"'"’ '. s’ raw—.s2. '—
s can have FREE Tug: otour s:3:jn-n-17 :.G‘qu-n
| .
§ 500 ngsx'q
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HEALTH. “ fins ASE.
Le Inch-Ira Golden Bantam Nu. I . ('ums
Ulnmcn-s. fin! and serond =m:es: Sores an '.be
Leg: and Body: Sore Ears Eyes, Xmaex.
Cppper-celored Blotclms. Qyphxliti: Cumrrh,
disensed Salmand 8” primary furms r)! the
ISL-ease knoun as syphilh. Price 55.90
per Bottle.
'SO lllphnn‘s Golden Balsam .\‘o. .-_ ,me
Ternary. Merrurizd Syphilitic Riwumnism.
l‘nins in the Bones, Pam's in lhe Had. hunk
of me neck, Ulcnmted Sore Throat. Sypziilitic
Rash, Lump! and contracted Cords, Szmncsé
ol' the lehs. and eradicate! all diwasu from
the system. whether caused by indircretion oz
abuse of Mercury. leaving the blood pure and
healthy. Prlee 35.00 per some.
Le file an. Golden Ipnninh Anllllole to:
the cure of Gonorrhea, (uleel, lrritalion Gravel
and all Urinary or Genital disamngements
Price. 82.50 per Bollle.
l-e Incl-all] Golden fipnnlsll lnjccuon.
[or severe cases of Uouorrhu-u, Inflammatory
Glen, Strictures, &c. Price, 81.50 per
Bottle.
be Richan'u Golden Ointment for the el
facxive hauling of Syphilitic Sores.and erup
‘ tions. Price, 01.00 g". Box.
Le Blelmn'n Golden I' 111. Serve and Bruin
treatment; loss of physical power.exceaa or
over-work. Proetratlon, etc. Price, 83.00
per Box.
Tank and Sen-vine.
Sent everywhere. C. 0. D.,securely packed
per express
. C. I". RICHARDS a: co.. Agents.
\ 42': a 429 Sansome St., Cor. Uhy
San Francisco, Cal
wCIRCULAR XAILED FREE.
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to 1' .' (.'. -v ~11 1.: urn "mm 1 '1 T'.':.nun and
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The above Picture Barman
CAPTAIN S. GREENWOOD,
lam at m manila mam
About o yea: ohe observed a mange change
In his Keeling; ain; felt tired instead of vigor
ous; nervous instead of strong. Bin appetite
became poor and his sleeg) broken. He tned to
overcome these leelingn, nt they would not go.
No then noticed pains and irritation in the
water channels, and thatthe fluids passed were
often thick md with a. scum on top or a brick
dust sediment at the bottom. All these were the
sun: sgruptoms of that tearful disease, Catarrh
of the ladder, which has aiwalys been consid
ered incurable. sud they cont nued until the
Captain was in a wzrible condition. But. he is
the pioture 01 health md vigor today, and he
owe- it entirely to thst wonderful medicine,
Hunt's hemcdy. Capt. Greenwood says: "I am
Io certain 01 the great. value of Hunt's Remedy.
that I always carry a. supply on shipboard for
the use of my men. and I prescribe it whenever
they are ailing. After curing me as it did. and
restoring my wife. (whom the best. physicians of
New York said was dying of tumor.) to perfect
health. I swear by it.”
This Great Remedy absolutely cure: All Kidney.
Liver and Urinary Diseases.
For Silo by oil Dealers. _
l c. n. cairn-3mm Geller-ll Agent.
1 115 Fulton St., N. Y.
l
‘ Haw mum to m m“ Henna Ca , rmmm, a. I.
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K preocrlbe And fully en-
II 33331? :grg no $311233
‘ ”:'“3- 3' ll‘fififia‘ifi} M D
"m ' ' ‘Amierdam', 1“. if
lflnvhym We have sold fggfiitst‘)!’
an!” mnn euro In
t {zén’m best 01 ulln‘
action.
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m 01.09. “mum
.B 353% F 3 ‘l '93
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Purely Vegetable ‘ . uponnd, m
acts directly upon the 'vr ; c
themanydiscascs'm' . that
portantorgan,and - ' - = tingthen
merousaflm ts, “ arise from”
damaged or ”‘3," x lion, such a
Dys eps‘ 3x. .‘ - v - '-Biliolnn
C°§\‘l'—~‘ ". -’sick
\ o
311‘” ..‘ etc. Ruthenium
b h‘ “ “
-- ~... ‘; To have Goodflfl
'. I .
the ~ ~ mnstbe kemptm order.
D!- W
vaigomtee the Liver. Regulaxeuhe
e s. Strengthenathe System, Pmflu' .
Blood .Assists Digkmion, Pleventsl'
Is {Household eed. An In
Famxlyliedicine for commoncomp
DB. HAMM’S um
‘ Ana'pen'em (f Forty yam-3, and
candle! Tcdimom’abpm I'll m
30!! SALE BY ALL 138.131.3118 mm!“ ‘
ft!!! informmion we your add!—
ggrornok nn fie “Liver and m M'
museum-3 2; 3mm: 3;- . m :03: \
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Debflity, ‘ . Minnie Bukéidm I *A
W f ~ ' Rheum W of - “v
m. ~ Cull or-end mu (mPuvlJ‘t
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The BUYEBB’ GUIDE”
issued Much and Sept.
each year. It is an eney.
clopediu of useful infor
mation {or all who pur
chase the luxuries c: the _
necessities of lire. We
can clothe you and furnish you mu:
all the necessary and mecca-sq
appliances to ride.welk. dean‘s”.
eat, fish, hum. work. go {0 could.
0: stay at home. and. in venous nine. 0
atyles and quantities. Just figure me ~
what is required to do all these an.“
COIFDII‘I'ABLY. and you can Ink-BU!
estimate of the value of the BUYEBI'
GUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage.
MONTGOMERY WARD & 00.
111-114 W Avenue. 011 mm
1 Mix or AX“ .\un "Ava—i
- Any .‘.: r‘.|.ll.i m- b'fiu'rt D‘
{e IA. 9 Vunulurul Ina». humus. Bach;
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Lost 3'. 'I . '
flthé; Is'en'uus l.»-.x..,:’.s;.leorgg?m..:
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T : <_ Skin Ifqu-w :..? ...xcmpmm;
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of Jenni-y "‘31.? “1‘31: "H‘fi'lf'mu
\Veak Back. Bnlznhzg 1 arr-hr, Lu” “’
Inn—prompt. rebel and c . In: life. ,
L.£IJ!ILH. -
By hls {rt-311mm! n ran-e. level; can. lex- '
10-hfree lion: plnjluwnoss. {:5 4mm :‘.; ..::-a:
nu one '.. HI I 11. -y - : :au 1 Lurk: .
mfmvwnm it isingcultlvarclzt gr , t't' lo we‘d???
25‘ dmflzung yuur4li~tr..sn. on n-~ . .‘E «3). meet
(- will beacnl you free from r. ~~ r' (tense.
.7011." or mfxr-ss Dr. [l.. l 30““,
lax Hear-. 1 fltmt. San ‘. -- ~~ -- ‘
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UNIVERSITY [IF OREGON.
EUGENE CITY.
Next. session‘ begini on Mondxy. 1b: “the!
Seylembor. 1&3.
rte icbolanthips Imm every couanin the
sum. Apply to yourConmy uuwvinlmdent.
Four Cour-en: Classical. Sclexuillr, Litemry
And a short English Cour-e in which lhvre is no
Latin. Greek. French or German. The Engli-h
is rue-eminently a Uup’iness (funne. For cau
lognvs or OI her intormntiom urldrcrs
J. W. JUHNSON.
Pun-Imm.
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EYEGLASSES. .
I PAT? 4011121818.
Mr. H. HIRSCHBEBG:
The “ell-known Omit-inn o! In? N. Full!!! 5!.
(under Hamers "mum, st. Luuis, h .s :.mhm'“
N. D. IIIH‘: Sane. of l’vrl !'u.\ I|l‘llli. 336"" {.
his (*rlrlmnted Diamond spz'i’!:u'l\-.~ nn'! 31"
2| mi_-rs, mu! :alsn. for his [)1 1“ m 1! \nlx-1h3330‘
uhhe Spectacles 11nd Eyeglusscs. ’l 1104-: GM
1 are lllr‘ grew?“ inn-Mum mer n 1 ur in Spec
-1 Inch-s. By u :.mwr c. n~trucliun n! the Leul
’ pen-0n pun-h:.sing a pair I : th. s- Non-('hlllfl"
‘5 able (Hun—vs m-\‘-~r 1..“ man: -_.- Imsc file”
, from th~ v_\'l‘.~. unll exer,‘ In'r ‘iirk‘..h9¢d ll"
3 unnmnzcmi. H) Um! il Hwy rwr 't‘:\':' the 0.7"
i (no numer lum ru‘lci hr Sz'z‘xll l'u". Hu- LAM“
fur») the; Kid .'urnism Ilnl yurzv mm a MI! ”I
of (;‘lll>:c‘i ere hf char,” X. l) th'a 5::le h".
{n In“ :|.~~nr!m0:ll. and invite :.I‘. n \m “M‘- mu"
? is'y ll:r‘:ll.~t'i\fis n! the ghoul ,~u-_nfiuulv “h".
! (Luise: "Yr-r any and all clhnrs no“ in Int"
1 call] and rxamine the same at mei: (1138 0|!"
Water street, l'orv. TownSen-L
B‘No readies-s supplied. 5‘