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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-16
BAD BREATH!

Nothing IL 80 unpleasant, nothing SO common. -
bad BREATH and in nearly every it comes from the
stomach and can be easily corrected II you will
take Simmons Liver Regulator. 10 not neglect 30
sure remedy for this repulsve disorder 1t will also
improve your Appetite, Complexion and General
Health
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-16

Ask the recovered Dyspeptcs Bilious sufferers. v1o
tins of Fever and Ague. the mercurial diseased pa
tent how they recovered health cheerful spirits and
good appetite-they will tell you by taking simmons
Liver Regulator.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-16

A CORRESPONDENT of California
paper complains bitterly of the policy
by which the Yosemite Valley Park
Commissioners control that State insti-
tuition in leasing it to various parties
whose only aim is to fleece the tourist.
One can not go about in any direction
to see the wonders of the place without
finding them fenced off and an admis-
sion of four bits to u dollar charged for
the sight. This is said to account for
the light travel in that direction, and, in
fact, it is more to be dreaded than a
visit to Niagara.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-16
SICK HEADACHE!

This distressing afiiction occurs most frequently
The disturbance Of the stomach arising from the i'm
perfectly digested conents severe pain In the
head, accompanied by disagreeable nausea and this
constitutes what popularity known az Sick Headache
From Hon ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS. dated March
g. 1872: ~ occasionally use, when my condition re-
qures it. DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator, with good
effect 1t Is mild and suits better than more active
remedies"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-16
g M = II HIS
Green Mountain
Renovation,

The Signal Service Barometer and lhermemser
Will change In the wesher y
in advance saves farmers - times Us ea on,y
season. sent receipt of $780, SEND money
srer wans send stamp Tor e
suisr II. W. CO., s35 broadway, New York. Hs
4 riaiLefs0H Hahy Iraps0d.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-07-26
Grants Insulting Treatment of
PASS Gen. Custer. 4E
From the New York Sun.

Gen. Custer went to Washington at
the call of the Committee of the House
to testify as to the selling of post trader
ships, the swindling of the soldiers and
Indians, and the corrupt condition of the
truth, and as the truth disgracefully inn
pIicated OrVil Grant and his brother, the
President, the last sent him back insult
ed. Gen. Custer took pains to call on
Grant before leaving Washington, and
Grant let him for hours cool his heels in
an ante-room, and finally refused to see
him. This was a fine way in which to
treat gallant soldier and former COM
panion in arms Now that Custer lies
dead, victim to our corrupt, stupid and
inefficient Indian policy and administra-
tion, the people will not soon forget the
indignities Grant put upon him.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-07-26

First impressions are everything
in presenting tickets to the people.
This is as true of State and local
tickets as it is of Presidential tick
cts. The personal and political char
acter of Tilden and Hendricks are
making tens of thousands Of votes
for our ticket before the contest is
fairly organized.-OuGla Herald.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-07-26

Gen. Grant feels very properly
aggrieved at Clusters death. It oc-
Cured in such a manner as to turn
public sentiment rather bitterly to-
wards the President, wko so recent
ly put his splay foot upon him. The
good man can only find relief in con-
tinuing to deform the revenue SER
vice and liberate whisky martyrs
Chicago Times. @ L
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-07-26

inviting field which this topic opens !;
but spare You. do not doubt the
old Cradle of Liberty will echo to-
morrow night the same sentiments
for human rights and against human
wrongs which on the same spot fell
from the lips of James Otis and the
"brace of Adamses.'s / have the
honor to be, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
xry "
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-07-26

The New Y ork Times calls upon Grant
to halt and not use his power to help the
whisky rings by turning out of Office all
who have been trying to break them up.
The Times has evidently not learnt yet
Grant doesn't want them annoyed while
they are engaged in that work.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-07-26

Ex-Lieutenant Governor Gustav Eoer-
ner, prominent German citizen of Illi-
nois, has issued an address to Liberal
Republicans, in which he advocates
Governor Tilden's election, asserting
that "Tilden's name alone, in the words
of the Fifth avenue conference, is
pledge of REFORM and he has earned
not only the confidence of honest men,
but the fear and hatred of thieves"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-07-26

V M. i. Mcconnell, of Blount
county, is a candidate for Congress
in the I'd District, subject to the de.
cision of a Republican Convention.
, 1876-08-19

No premium vii b. a,grtl for any thing which,
in the opinion o. the judges, Is nol superior oi rs
kind.
,. Articles Of merit having 10 competition viii be
5. No animal or article viii be e-anin j by the
JUDGES unless t has a card att.cle ;, showing IT'S
class number aG! number of entry, S a!>" age GA
ANNALS Were age is required these cir-S VIII b-
furnished by the Secretary, On pay na 1t OF entrance
fr,5..
! Exhibitors names must not le written On the
Crls attached 10 articles animals entered ior vNAl-
Iiu0a. And 40 person VII Ue aiiowei % interfere
with the a duriuy H-.Cr- tLeir atlu tlciupu,
10y wo,, etter or Otherwise under penalty ol e2e4t-
son iElfa CON, ,gutun.
5. The books tor eHtraGre @, ANIMALS or srlie.es
connecting for premiums aI-i nv cc-7. AT 40 clock,
A. NJ IL1r~,ly -I- third c.y, the time Of 'He oJl--
ty govcll-ls except t1r such class as may AeIeIteg
be Isllel but exhibitors are requested 20 enter IS
early as possible ou he first day
Is. III animals ua."iac.ET s, or products must
be entered tlss name Of cAe owner, manufacture
F-+-;es NAV be made with tie Sscretsry by
letter o. E.rv9I~e any time after the tSt ut sep
tcmur~, u app..z.ion be accompanied by The ti-
trance fee.
s. ne entrance Zee u.u be 10 per cent on the
ura,,irIr.l- 70 i awarded AMI Eus: ba paid u-evi1s
to tie s-ae of passing, tI. books into ,ls hands or the
C-s Suiefn,eu !euts, or 70 notice VII be taken %.
suciI entry.
O. Entries aiI lot Be .,o.gel in auyelssS after The
Ju .-gS have aoull5.lrr! -i.l. ia.i-jgn i!tratI
I9 No u,l-on shah aet .t- Judge t1- awarding
premiums, .u- winch D. b, ID any way q competitor
H. \ y ANNA s -a',- esitrre! tar fIe=HrasH~
must rem Ia U.-l tie "-C-r.s "a iL, suglrty U1-d
room oI tc i.-t day, or 'ys all CLAIMS fcr Ir I'i-
aus thereon uili o. i,f3 .ei unless permission i1.
Ieirovsla gE.ut-l hy t.a lgesI lent
- s ! animals ,. articles lar exhibition W..l !e
taken in char hv tLa Glass SUI siHteaaeu's s. aud
arranged ~ o.iar T.. ;.- Hsq ct ou ot rAe Judges
Thereafter they wI 10 uu gr lGe exc uSIre cLr-g Cf
the gomuurtcgs, AND not even -hr ovu-rs vii iaiyr
hhasty 10 rrmovr t-au uull -Ha eNl'y..o Is cos'd
, 1876-08-19
Interesting 10 Tea-DrinAers.

Interesting 10 Te1-DTiDkerS.
Il has been absolutely asserted that
in many cases tea Is not tea, but some
thing furnished up to look and taste
Ike tea; the prices charged for 1t be
inc little better than picking the pock-
et. To make sure, a. You imagine,
against impos:we, you - 20 the
length OF buyiuE 4 ChDs,- There II
stands, 2 very honest looking chest,
studded oyer wi,h Chinese characters,
and you are almost certain that It has
not been tampefed wiz. Qaite true.
Tie chest Is Just as 1t came from
China. Bat there are wheels within
wheels. This honest locking ches, IS
a sham. II was packed with rubbish
in China for the Chinese are as dex-
ferrous in cheating and the art Of
turning the penny as any body on the
face of the earth. To iheir alulter
aied compounds they candid,y give
the name of Lie tea. We learn On
good authority that this article, which
is in all respects = lie, is al Ingenious
composition OF The dust Of tea leaves.
sand, quart, and magnetic oxide Of
iron, all -kiIIfuIly united by solution
of starch into hit!e MASSES ct various
forms and sizes, in imitation Of differ
en-, kinds Of tac. 'Eere we are called
on TO use the new -arb " 20 face " To
make rubbish lop'l Ike -ns OF some
particular kid, It Is faced, or Gisgais
cd in some kind cf AMP, ia,inE
c ating. Those & for example
which are made 10 imita.e CIrie at
Shulan are coated With plum go or
black end; anl gurucWdc-, with
Pru>SIan bue, rumelio, china"iay, and
other wtite mineral poEders ! So
clever are he Chinese - manuiaeDur
'ng his lie ten, that i requires skill
AMI practice &c detect 4. These iHi-
quitouS adal,esalious -. Aigiy, If
: altogether, found in law P;lu-d
and much bICKen Tee or IN the lower
qualities of black and green guupow
der. What was Jhought 10 be adol-
teration bv iron filings, is found 20 be
the magnetic oxide non derived from
thc soil, which finds lis way INTO tie
,>q from the dnst on the leaves. The
amusing reason the Cliae-p give for
the dycing their ,ea is: That As for
, 1876-08-19

y SocIErT OF THgyEs-Gan Cham
berIain, warden of the Massachusetts,
State prison, recently said i know
from my own knowledge that there
exists IN the city of Boston . regular.
y organized Soup,y ct criminals, uuh
q president vice president, secretary
and treasurer. This society has >
regular form Of admitting members
The prison be has graduated from. his
offence, with Information in regard To-
the prison, are al dg'y recorded. TIE
The society discusSeS the mos. auprov-
ed plans Tor burglary. tools. eqnin-
meuts, etc. they also keep 4 regular
register Of the best criminal laN yars
IN the country, and Of the iu3-eS Of
the courts, and they know at once
what the prospects are Tor q brother
criminal. If the case comes before
what they cal. bard iadge,' ,hay
raise the money TO secure a pos, paae-
ment Of the case. Tcey also have 2
tand for mutual support and pro,ec>
tion, aud through tbjs soarce they are
often able 20 sead da,islsies 10 their
bretherE when s:es 10 ;be prison hos
Vtat"
, 1876-08-19

W A., II,,-r L,.,-,.,- aIT, -.
2.,s,,, nf h...,., ,.o,f.n. >, So , -
ern ,griler s.is i,prfcct !, EIs fJ.v 7
Eara h.sn r,asr da,I nm o,5 9',,..,
n The world and I uevrr 6,d soa .
r.rg,.cr hors, or p psrt.c, man arJ I
never shall vntrr two S1r3t.s come
t,re,h-r. Yoa cannot ret wiira 4 .yr
ngt of coal sack nor ,.a,fo,.,i,,, c,.,
ofauma2 nature. na VII, lo.Ls +,r =,
had better look for sursr ia ,he saa
The OF! say,Uri. ..IJf-,ess tapf,i.ss >;
q, dard men we Shall saw no,,ir., h,,,
Good but as g,r lbe jyjra- fhtv ora
All tsrreA more or les, win . ifa.l.
brr>h. and half an eva can &C.. :,
Fye.v head has . sogs mace in If ,nI
every heart hs. lis hl,rt, 5r,,, Fg.~,
rose lis prickI.s. aHd eye,v d.y il
NIGHT Ey.n ;he sun sh.,,-s .,,,s
and skies are 5srkanei win ! nI-
Nobody Is 50 wise bo, he ba, f,.iy
enouoh to stock > stall a, V..nr,v E.,;r
Where I coolj NOT see The fn,j3s rqr
| have. nevertheless heard The hills
iing,e. As there +, m sunshine with
ont some shadows. 50 aI hrn.n ,oof
is mixed ND with more or less Of. OWL
even anorI,v Guardians b,ya rbo,r
ii,tle fairinrs. and parI~b beaJIes are
no, wholly ~ baa,a,,I,, ,arnra H.
, 1876-08-19
DO esrangers Cooperate!

DO GT8nEers Cooperate
One Of the principal objects Of the
granger organization was to secure
co operation among farmers, not only
in the production Of their crops but i'll
the disposal Of them. l. was thought
thar ! secret OF ganiZation bringing 10
gether the farmers Of each neiEhOoT
hood f5cqEently tor consultation 10
re.aId 10 al matters pertaining to
farm management would Iesui. Ia Il
better system IF cultivation by which
he farms would be rendered more
productive and their management less
Ell eusiye. l. was also thoaght that
through the medium of the grange a
great deal Of general information
could be circulated that woui6 elevate
the standard OF moral society and
give il higher aspirations aud hopes
Bat It was thought above all that by
system Of co operation to be intro
dnced and perfected by the grange
the expense Of transferring the pJo-
pgcls Of lhe farm from The hands Of
the producers % the hands IF The CON
suuers would be reduced TO The mn
iual benefit Of both There is 10
doubr thai much guoi has already
been done by the grange ID all these
resuec:s, bu, this good has been due
mo!e to the eger,iouS Of a iew Jealous
and intelligent members than to 4
General co operation Of the members
generally. Members are too ant 20
th;uk that the s:ange viii manage II
self, aud VIII IA some mysterious way
bring lis benefits 10 members without
any pafliculIr eEcrtiaHS on their par, g,
ami consequently each member tails
ia,o a. sort ct iUkewarm state, and The
grange naturally falls in.o lie hands
Of few. Sometimes these few are
di-iutpreSlei workrngmen and women
whose real ann auG object j. the good
Of the order and lis members, but as
frequently, ,heY aJe ambitions of self
promotion, and they take up the
grange and run il as politicians ran 4
political rarty-ior The promotion oi
ew. Now the real and GlIpegvaGing
reason that the grange has not ac
comp.isheG al that is projectors an
I.c'pagel for it IS, that The members
, 1876-08-19

TuE TGEoRV og CuLog.-Tho the
ory that co.or has an influence urou
diseases Of the brain Is being prac,i-
cGlly tested in India. and with results
that are stated TO be as encouraging
as they are extraordinary. The fol-
lowing instances were cited as Illus
trations ct the Jrea,men, and lis eff
fects: a JacIturu and melancholy
lunatic, who rarely ate Of his ovn ac
cord was made to lie down in a Ioom
with red glass windows, and walls
painted rcd. In three hours he was
lively and gay, and asked fer food.
Another patient was accustomed 10
pass the dag with his Lauds contract
ed over his, mouth 20 keep out yoi-
sonoUS ais. He lay down fer lime
in the same rel roum. The following
day he ate heartily, and from that
time forth was cured. \ violent ma,
mae, for whom a straitiacket was nee
essary, vas KEEP: in room with blue
glass aud walls, in an honr he wa,
much calmer. An other mad person
was cured by being kept ia q violet
room."
, 1876-08-19

\ S'ay OF DAr,-The Ee egress calls
attention 10 The fact that The Rev. Dr..
Dunty, Of Richmond, colored, man
and Rev. Garland II. White. of
North Carolina, have united for the
un7pose Of srumping the Southern
states ;or T,!den and reform. We
are g'al Of This. The support o:
.Iiden by an intelligent and con~cien
u"us co.urel mau in the Southern
States Is q sure sign Of the coming OF
better political times.
, 1876-08-19

TIE FEsr Gyys.-The first elec
fions which have taken ,laee since
the Pro4aen'iti nominations, were IN
The STATE OF k,nrucky and Alabama.
in which democratic gains are Te
ported. No great poli5ica. significance
j. attached 10 these States. both heinz
conceded by large majo,iyy 10 the
democrats. kentucky, q Southern
State in whicn there j, 2 comrara,iye.
lr mali co!ored 70 c is perhaps tie
s'ead,ast democratic 5 ate IL the
Union Ain5ama's receu, political
hso1y ;s more ch ckered. F.r 2
I.Me after beng yeaGm.,ted m.o tie
Union under The reconstruction act,
il was firmly hei2 by lie republicans,
but was finally wrguchei from tbc,r
grasp by democratic ttlorJ hot IN
Ike JhaJ which Vas made las; YEAR in
II MS,issjppi. For q time there was
talk OF frauds and Intimidation, but -
the condition OF lie Sale became
more peaceful under Democratic asorn
deEcy, the administration fcfraiurd
srom interference. Spencer, one Of jne
worst of The 10; Of carpet bag Srrat Is,
was legacy in Alabama which the
better portion Of the parry proposed
to cuI oli' 1t The hrs; opportunity.
, 1876-08-19

TRAINED D0G.-Stuyic~ Of 6ors be
long 10 members Of Tie dramatic $40
tession are now IN order. uu. are not
so entertaining as some Of those rell
ted Of trained professionals. Tony
Pastor had a trained dog-an ar,i..
in his !iue-wbom he called Frank
His stage tricks were iunumerab.c.
but ms Intelligence yF lh, Stage was
amazing. Tony used 10 send hi.u 20
q newspaper stand on the corner of
Canal and Green streets for the Her
o7d and always gave him the money,
which he never failed 10 deliver.
Frank woulI never accept sny
paper bul the lie. aIH and The news
man tried in vain TO deceive aim.
Many times 'he Times OF I.jJuc
, 1876-08-19

THr NnE.T CnoP.-Therr is 4 gen
eral and we think universal dIsap.
pointment throughout this STATE a.
the outcome Of the wheat crop ur The
present year. The season opened ap
splendidly, with heavy growth Of
straw, aud TO al appearance = prom
ise of an extraordinarily heavy crcp Of
grain. The result shows :AaJ lhe long
heads aud apPrent.r we'll tii'ed husks
were not what thay arpaared-'haI
the kernels are Eal as V.gmTas was e1s
pecled, and not SIS many cf tacm,
there being many places faT tae ker
mel without any kernel IN il. There
are many theories for accounting for
this unexpec ed deficiency. Some
think that showers Of ra'u when the
wheat was in blossom in May washed
away the pollen aad prevented the
fruciiica,ion, while others think the
very hot weather soon a..er caused
the blasting Of The grain The former
Of these ideas does uot look reason
able, for The reason that iu many
countries where whea. is pretty GER
tam crop IL harl'y ever fails 10 rain
many times wajle he "hea, Is IN bios
som. The latter may be true as 10
some localities and as 90 wheat in q
certain stage Of advancement, at the
, 1876-08-19

INDUCED HER 10 RErURN-A man In
boone eo1a'y, Iowa. grew weary Of his v lie ;
absence on visit 10 h-y Ius,hsr in-law-. and
h2T'l1d her return by having a pho,ograph
oi hls house taken, with himself and his
h-S'noT glia standing On he porch. This
ne s.nt TO Eis bsrreyh half and she returned nv
me hrS, train. When she kissed him how
d ye % sh- eares>ei his bac, hal. with hsr
paras,i and dressed his scalp IN sam ,nsr ems.
tame.
, 1876-08-19

MY dear," said a gentleman to
ms |iie, eur new club is going to
nave al The home comforts" In.
deed sneerea The wife, "aud when.
pray, Is our home to have all the club
comforts >"
, 1876-08-19
0. .m0eRsTEG PLATFORM.
Adopted by tl,e Democratic N5i'oi''l ''' So'''
ve.,fion i,a session at -. 4'0'a's' d"i'e
.sS@F, 1876.

I - fss II
IIy eii5u uro. the ar'H IuetS o. tbs convent '.
- of tl leul5crs.lc party ID eac SJt' Ei'i 40 y
I,-,.s O. make st7c-t-, aDl sooi er's 20 US e.
ana 30 hesvty 4ql=.-l'lu Uuf i-ilO" hI4-A' -
former poLy.ui connection ~ U'''.s - A.
I first ana w'-t Trt9.'fis = d it----'--- ,-'-+ |
Ot the Nao.e country
We here asE III our l.!sa IN The IEll11sncy q the
sg-rl! Union o-I devotion 90 tae er-S'i'a-l L St
rf Tu:t-d States with as aE1eit-lell@ oli'sl>iS
l7-, ,,I a. a la I So tigayLt u iht to'+'f i7',s
= 7-., he a5yI. war taA go here ierylG JuI
sen ltst c1.6il.Cg ~ III rIrtuiiN oi '' P'-''.'
s.,-..- a. ut 10 nt~o.use .'lGeai'.r " '--e
,..l gt tie IN olty, the fIl ci- OK - itit9 "
ff. S.u-l...-. a. the CN. Over tue i'-!'is''1 "-
60. -, fg .ssaL ,.lsIllriHu OF tIlltH aui statr,
fr ;l- stle alike OF clyIl and -t.iEts iit'ih III
eIu!t, OF all .lJzau- be-C:e the just L,"s o. '-eit
,.g eIi.cEIleUt, IL tie l.ttI1 oi '4,-ii
uuytNgt3 ly sumitV4sy laws ia tLe i-i-i-S' eI'-
nor C: tie r.s.u gcuyatioa, that tie. 'l iasi w.
,.isy AMI trausJut these best cJu-lols q human
happiness and LCQe.
Ne utEoiI the uGtlest products Of one hundred
wears o. canEc.Ll history, OUt While urh"'iiHS 'he
-o.d ot tur usiyn, ami le 4g=iJ character a. iutsc
or rrit. Il lalucVrs Eir- p-rfe 50 pr ,l'- also
lat rteTgl, yl-iuc- HagA iS '-e Pla- oI il-eil!
Reform Is necessary 20 UuUII and establish IA tn
hearts ut abe Whole paDue t-.e amen, eleven 5ts
y1 ;rriy .s>gucl from danger O.. yJ,tUlt geu.rE:-
isu Fu.u ate. lfE.rus ul.H ten STATES 'iir i' &C.
nv Ct e.r-t-has gys-uEy. Et- .tEeE --ol-l;sl the
Offices the L. srIi leIit listiI WIN meal tl
aO.s- Khan = t suiHtg. States -i.- GA.-44-'leN
with ti- ,1ut--i0u ~ l->Iu.a sN- lryAel last the
urlf -rtv Ci aH I"!--.gs p-oe IA J-t Ii.ll, s5 u-
hard tIaes Hs.I.m Is Ie,s .I. 60 e>ao o-.>A "a ~'Frc
currency restore tis rusie cs4-. Nu maintain Tie
national lpa.r-
Ne Geuclnae Tie failure OF all these ten years 10
make good lle promises %: re leg tender notes
which .Es rilau.sIlE iLs sIlu--Tl u- N-iu' II JLr
hands ut the p-op.er and t.s- Io-f5 meat o' Niir
Is a.sl- gar o. TIE = .sl-.- 'ilIl ui lie nil'- e.
i-uou-sr-- .he IuI.uv --.v. EL. lu eleven y ss ct
p,ta las t-k,E the Iegi II. fraud, Tea Tunes
Jle .mgU@t uI Tie gz@l -entyI Hotgs ana sqa:a.ersI
, 1876-08-19
= -Ads.lI.,T-fE-RtoE- 500

A'--i-i'li- IEcEScI-s We have 5ust lad printed
N F-is reat -'y lot # blank Es111aga -
n. % 1- &C s-e prepared 20 MI orders. These
9.-L 10 t-r l--e o. e. pr Auudrei & far fftv and
* '''- same Eltc fora ess number Cou:tv 4-,-,t[-
iti iu-i-l 20 - al IL thsi- orders In ey-ry 60
- i--'5z- - .',lai. 'Ied ty tie cash If
% al tie sTsTIsaIis Ofce. Il 1--AA
, 1876-08-19

How many persons fancy they have
experience, simply because they have
grown ,lG.
, 1876-08-19

US oil, single d1sh, mile. s 80 90 . 60
WIS a!i, 10 ., mile h=tts---- - 90 81 ~ - 90
Free for all i.i = mile heats l25 90 80 90 D u1
Irut,iug 20 lie governed Uy the r.l Oi Tie Ei.Ju-
II Association.
Ia ali tire glove races Il tak-s 10 ent T arl 20
go; ,ut no y or 81 premium Ail b. pa.i 10 hose
tlslt DOS not save his distance.
Race horses shall take their age from the fist tay
OF January rre eiIug the Perlo! OF falling,
IIA-I>IlN R-nA nArII-E
, 1876-08-19
Pacific Mutual
B4EEkl INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OF California.
80. &a.&Gn.NNN.


VHEPACiF!G M fT-AL laa-sa its fund, Oh this
1 coast lt A1- perfected "a new plan Cl insurance
called th- FurUai Investment flau. To qua autags
t definite Ia.s or dividend, AMI q definite Cash sur
Te"l.r E-Iae. Z .aH applicant elects lis own terms
aa Is Hu. compelled 20 pay .Cr insurance any !8u-tr
than b. needs D..
Il Is p-in contract easily understood. and pos
Ssss every element Of safety. saerI,v aui S4ti-tc-
tI1n. % shows not al1Ue low 10 GET ITO Insurance
uI. how 20 get yCt pl .~r and sstl~.-l U4t5- r!,e
oil .ue :c-.ay D. does not n.ul ti. lr.-el - 2, in
JrlIll;anle eoEtr,ct bat Ia holder may r4ilz- lis
cash value 2t 4Ly Gna, AND THAT CASH VALUE Is
.APa''-,io cS THE PILL - FIGCEEs It beir, the
4p,!' condition OF the policy.
locovara MORTGAGE. se.gre debt. protect "a family
70 guard against vIiiIawai of business capital by
pa turs death, or TO provide f.r Oh 4se-It IS pre-
eminent, ana s1rpaSSes al ctEes plans
~ WHEN a NAN DIES : FORTUNE PER-
g I0h-y OF Insurance i the CLea,.est and Safe=.
-Ir1Fts
ho7s strange that men should Re careful 10 IDsr,ra
I-sir sings, goods and house, winch MAY 1r may Nor
SihA' b OF b. destroyed. ani refuse 10 insure tL
lives, which age CE..r.IS 10 cease
~ tN ORDINARY LEFETEuE.
PcsslBLT Ion,Y, AM refuse, too uAe, they know
lH-i tle comfort of iEer families aud .i- ss-rv of
=, .ss - US upon their Personal ability -u3
49, - - = -l- VIZ, - bangs ga the s.aE.e- tretd OF
"a II sS> eue- In rIas. tinies Uf money S-r7rr-
Very Were -t Woal. D. veil 20
= : L = J. a MOMENT
In cur battle Of life to consider tie possibilities an!
-A.i'.ssusls- that suf. oHGi uelyiy every KIND o.;
'-9il-NS, and Consequently tie hap mess OF those
Who are a-Ierteu, upou cur ltoF for ttsir support
10 FEosI-'oS EoR oJR DrFFNuENrs Is 1urQarr
NE-cl is Nor IMMEDIATE, FOR uEszH ,lAY uE
-sEE1krF.
'ur estates u1is- cur MANAGEMENT, nay te worth
thousands @ Our heirs hundreds
lie that p-ovi3e:L not for his own an especially
lor ~, own huns-AolI, Is wo-se than an iuhil and
Las ienial the ilj-h.n EElESE & CAREY,
'I-ns-'si Agents for Oregon and Washington and
Idaho Territories
MALLs WsLLA, July -. Is-6 s3-tf