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, 1877-07-21

SUGGEsucSS TO HoCsE BUILDERS. -
First, let your cellars he large, well ven
tilatcd and Lined with stone or ceacntcd
above the level cf the ground The breath
Of life IN furuace-heated houses depends
literally on the sir Of the cellar. unless
there be tlUe ior fresh air extending from
the furnace cut of doors (uevcr the case
IN cheap, show houses.) The air Of the
whole house sucked through this narrow
ana often mc.Gan apartment, the care OF
which is usually trusted to servants. We
have spoken IN q previous number Of the
malaria engendeged by nassing quantities
Of vegetables IN the cellars rs is the prac-
tee IN fam huuseS during the winter.
The Inning cf stone OF cement not only
prevents dampness bat Is absolutely nee
eSsary in streets thoRgh which the sew
ors pass, Is q protection from rats. Terri
ers, terretS, traps or poison are feeble de-
lenses against the lejgions which swarm
ii nightly from al neighboring culverts.
Next to the cellars comes the kitchen.
which should lie large, airy and sunny.
To take no higher ground, conv5niences
III THIS department are 4 polite invest
| ment which pays a full interest on capital.
especially 10 the housekeeper who does
not live IN a large city. Stationery tubs.
closets beneath The dreSsers for -four. dry
groceries, spices, etc, VIII he likely to
tempt into the household better class of
servant. and when she Is forced 10 turn
cook and baker herself, VIII take half the
. burden from her weary hands. An addi-
ton 70 comfort laich neglected by buil-
ders IS The lighting Of stairwavS, closets.
pantrlss- We have In our minds eve a
. modest little house, In a closely built
nclgborhood Of dark dwellings. which give
you sunny cheerful welcome in eTerv
corner a result produced not only bv
windows wherever q window Is practica-
ble, but by SKY light Of plate glass.
winch sends doYn sunshine through three
1cogs Of closets. halls and pantres. j mis-
lake made also which resolves itself into
a question Of humanity. IS the placing the
servants chambers on the TOP Of the
house. be that three or seven stories
above the kitchen. Passing along 2 citv
I street at night one cannot look up at the
ann lights burning in these far skyev atics
without q groan or compassion for the
wear1ed wretches dragging themselves to
their beds up yonder after The davis hard
labor
, 1877-07-21
District Court Summons.

TERRITORY or WASHLNGT0N,l SS
Co',aty Of GaIlq HdH1 SS-
IN The DiS'Tet Court Of The PrGt Judicial Dise of
Washington 7evTiforg
AEGELINE CARTON, PlqiatiF re- CB1RTFS
a n CIRLON, DefeRddat
THE UNITED STATES OF ANERICA-TO
CHARLES 4. z. CARTON, Defenisnt- Won
are hereby required TO sppear In an act on bcs,,bt
against yon by ANGELINE CARLON. PlaIutfF in
the District Court of the FIRST Judicial Dstrct of
MeslnnStoE IerrItoTy, holding terms al Colfax In
AMI Tor the COUNTIES VI Stevens and Whitman TO an
swer the complaint OF P.aintif, fled ia WbitTnrn
county. within twenty days after the service of tbis
summons, exclusive OF the day of service III nor
served ID SAID county, but ia sad District in tITtv
days o;herHlse within sixty days or the said PIa,n
TN VIII take judgment against you by default 20
corning TO tht prayer Of tie complaint
lhe sand action Is br ught 10 dissolve The i,nds ~
matTlmouy existing between Plaintiff and D-fen5-
ant on the grounds OF deseftiOu and atau ,orroent
OF Plaintiff BY Defendant and for other ptor relief
IN the premises -s''e'
Anc you are hereby nOfiieti that uulezs Won an,
pear lnd answer the said Complaint as above uirsi
the Pl4Igtif Vii apply 70 the urt for he relis;
demanded therein -' 'e''ei
- Witness the Hon. S. C. WIxGsnp- Jus,e os
! L. D the District Court OF tie First Jni;c;si
: - District NJ Washington Territorv and tie
seal OF saii Curt afixei, this ist tay of NV n
io': A. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
- AIN u Attorney 23-6w
, 1877-07-21
Sherif'S Sale OF Zeal Estate

DUR>UANT TO ! DECREE AND JUDGMENT
1 80 foreclosure and uT-r Oi -nr made ty the Dis
Ulct Court OF the FIRST JaIIa! District washing
ton Territory, holding terms ~ Nalla Walla City
fog TIRE cri;TfI-a OF Wud " Ila and Co uInbia IN
certain sIIt ~ SAID Court, wherein ". VI. EWING
was 2 alftlE AMI CHAi LIS WARMLY WIS De
tehlsn' winch decree grr JI -D"U' rendered ia
stli Court tire d tsy 81. 1lay. IS.7 EftTrLv J.
decree! and or le! hat 'h- mort s.-,! prem ts
hereinafter described, 10 s0i ly the Sheriff Of ih-
SAM county Of Nala Waia 10 satisfy the mount IN
sad decree and Jgfgmeft found due flom D-feIin.
Ia Plaintiff, t0-wU the Of one hGnired and s-X
(Slu6 20 dollars IN gold Cn auG interest thereon
Tie rate Of pr cent. Per month, together with
- % att1rD y f-s, AMI of SUIT a certified
copy % which deere and uicnent has leen du is
suen uut II and under he sea-. f -aid Court and 10
ne delivered, for service. Therefore, notice l. here
by giyel that l WIll on
Saturday, the 2ISt day OF JuIy. 1877,
at the hoIr Of one O'Clock ~, Of said day. 1T tn
C0aft House door, IN said county Of Walk. Walla
W I sell at Public Au ton, % the highest and best
b9i-r ioc cash II gold CON- th, o-tyaged premises
III sad decree, judgment and order of sale
and described as f,llows to-wit:
ots nnmher ten, 'lOi eievrn IN twelve fl2 and
thirteen. .l3 Ia Block numter two ~ m Shells nd-
dIIl"H TO tbr UIty Of Naia-Walla county of Walla-
"alla, Territory OF Washington. together with all
and singular the teHeIuentS, hsJeliaments and ap-
purten4nces thereunto belonging or In anvlrlse st-
attorney fee, and costs
Given u-de- my hand this s3i day of June, 1877.
GEORGE T. THOMAS.
Sherry cf IfdLd BGiia County.
Pan tiff-s Attorney rec st1
, 1877-07-21
NolLce Of DistrIbutIon.
or W1SAINGTON,

TERRITORY OF WfSHLNGTON, e.
Coup,g AZ HoEg 80 aiir,
IN PROBtYE - IN The f't'cr cf me EStIie gj
GEORGE H-fEAER. drcsHsrd
CITATION: On re4din- tie iu verified petition
= OF MATILDA ANN WARNE ER, ;ilesl n this
Court on the !3;h Day Of june A. D. 1871, setting
forth that GEORjE WARNER, her husbaui died
IL rsstate in tie county Walia wala, leyIIt5ry OF
W;.shn-1cu, on th- -2i G-y of March. \. d 1871 I;
that drc.lenj at The time II his death I-i!en:
Of sail cUuLty leaving real and personal state there
IN valasl ablut S2lC8; that AL Oi sad property
community properly, II having been acquired since
decsints marriage 18th z tit.oner, and praying Tor
an order distributing and assigning al OF siId pO
p-g;v 20 Tetioner as tie survivor Of SAID Gec-ient
according tp law And II appearing 20 the C0art that
10 gC3 reason exists b issue letters q adniHsiTs-
Ii IN tie matter Of SAID estate II i orlerel that al
persons interested IN tie estate OF ,aI3 GEORGE
WARMER, deceased, he ani appear befOre the Pr -
hate Court OF sail county Cf Na!la Nalla, on " y
DAY, the 23l day OF July, A. D. l57 al the hour Of
one oCl0 of Il II Gay. then and t-Te 20 show
cause, II y there t, why orier 81 stri5Et.1D Of
tie po erty deSr Ibri IL SUI eiIti)n should not BE-
IB'r there prayed fCr- Further that s=Tvlce Of
this citation h EaEr al persons interested in SAID
estate, Iv publication % lnis order IN the Walk
Villa SraTIsNAS, weekly newspaper printed and
published III The city ana county Of Wall. Wulla
Washington Territory. fOI four successive week
prior 10 said 23i day OF JuIy, 4. D. lS57- dated
Wall Walia june 18Th. 49,
2S4w T. GUICHA RD, Probate Judge.
, 1877-07-21
SPECIAL EREEGHTS,

Pmros, Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, Glnss-
ware and ts contents in otherw ise Queens
ware. Marble and Castings taken only at owners
risk Of damage, bresksge or leak7lge
ACIDS. TErpentines, Burning Fluids, Oils and all
other hqnIis, in eaus other vessels, at owners
riSk OF leakage
Esss taken only at owners risk Of breakagr.
Fruits Vegetables, and all other perishatle prnf,
erty, at owners risk OF frust or decay.
Furniture not boxed, and all Agricultural anil
Mechanical implements, set mp or knocked doSns
at owners risk Of damage and ehafng OF breakagr
Nor VIII the Company be responsible for Deficiencies
In any part, unless the specially reocped for
, 1877-07-21
DOWN SPECIAL RATES,

De'i5ered To the 0. S. " Co.'S Bodts at TdHuld:
Merchandise Fruit and Vegetables, same rates a.
above per ton measurement
Wool, one-hAlf more thai the above rates per ton
weight. Beet hides each 10 cents
Nond, Sand, Stone and Live Stock at agreed On
ratss up or down, by car load.
Double rates On last freight Is-ekages, up or
down, received from or delivered 10 boats.
All freight not delivered before p " the day
after u Is received at the depots will De stored al
owner expense and risk
And all freight received atdepots viii be AZ owners
risk Of fire until shipped OF delivered TO oonssuees
All balls payable IN gold ooin before delivery q
freight
, 1877-07-21

SEcRETARY SHERMAN has received a dis
patch from the daughter of Lewis Cass.
Who married a German nobleman and who
Is now residing at Baden Baden. directing
a subscription for S50, 600 in 4 per cent
bonds 10 be made III her name.
, 1877-07-21

Cant yer giver 4 fclIer a lift, remark
ed rcd-nosed tramp, Poking his head in
the door Of n country store. We'll, /
reckon ] can, remarked the proprietor,
rs he lifted him about ten feet With the
end Of lis boot.
, 1877-07-21
a9rrklp St2t@mall,
SATURDAY Y.-......-JuIy u. 1871.
North Pacific Railroad Lands.

1t is generally believed tEa: tine next
Congress VIII We induced 70 renew the
land grant 0I the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company We do natcn,c.;a-n this
view Of the matter, as We think n Use
less waste of time for Congress % indulge
in the pastime 81 granting auy le'He-cJ 20
the company II claims t. ne oUt OF debt
and in a good financial condition, get 1t
las made not the slightest effort ID pre-
serve its character by complying with us
provisions for ihe past fsu. years. !. the
company had shown any disposition to
carry ont It's contract W. should he tie
last to find fault. and would strtnuously
urco IN extension. Int such not having
been the case Wa want 10 see l. ignored
and It's franchise gwen to another COM
pany who viii give bonds o. complete ITS
contract W &c; no land or money subsidy
from the government COR auy portion 1t
may see ht to complete. II, however, the
grant is extended, we want 10 sec PRO
vision inserted that al lands belonging Ia
the company shall he open to settlers up
on payiug a stipgla,ed price per acre The
price ought 10 he restricted to $3.50 per
acre. hut not 30 exceed s. per ac.e. be
cause a greater price than tins would
greatly retara i;s settlement As the law
now stands the company cannot be lhoue-
ed to set any price upon Its lands and
settlers do not feoi Ike gong on to the
lands and making valuable Improvements
and trusting 10 the generosity of TIE com
panv. who may charge tlem > or SO
Der acre therefor, according 90 the lOcaii
tv This policy is detrimental to the
country, as It drives off many persons
who would settle on the land if thy knew
what it would finally cost them. Another
provision should also be incorporated com
pelling the company tp take out patents
for It's lands rs fast rs earned, so that tax
Is may hc levied on al ;heir lands at the
same rates as are assessed upon adjoining
lands Of like quality 1t is ufair To com
pei the settler upon public lands to pay
heavy taxes While the company pays n"cA-
in. Tor al joining lands because they are
not improved. The Improvements by the
settlers enhanc, the value Of railroad
lands. and the latter should be compelled
To assume q part "i the burdens ot taxa
ton Much Of the best land in Montana
is Withdrawn from market on account Of
the PaciEu grant. and therefore cannot he
improved or taxed, though some Of /. Is
worth a great deal Of money. We have
no disposition 30 throw amy obsticleiD in the
way Of a railroad, but the people have
some rights rs wei as corporations. II
these railroad lands were open TO cceura-
ton at S2 90 per acre, all the lands in
Montana would soon he settled upou ap3
improved And this Is true Of Washing
ton, Idaho and Oregon; but the lands
win not be improved SD long as there IS
no price set Upy7 them and the settler is
at the mercy Of th,,sy who control great
corporations He}uo L1epeict
, 1877-07-21

WIEN Dom Ped o heard hat J DIN Logan
might be sent IS Mniste: to Brazil he call
ed for his seven-leaGue boots, telegaphed
to lis daugher 10 fence in the Empire i'm
msdiately, and began to engineer 4 corner in
ca.balic aciG.
, 1877-07-21

GOVERNOR STEVENS IN 1850 made treaties
with the Nez Perces and various o,her Indi-
an tribes. lie refused to recognize the chief
Of TIE Nez Perces, and managed 70 gst Law
erpl. in his place, the latter beng s!Irewd
ard nliaEe
, 1877-07-21

IT Is rather a singular provision OF law in
Florida that no man who has lost leg or an
arm shall be taxed IN his business unless he
happens 10 be a manufacturer OF seller OF
ardent spirits.
, 1877-07-21
ssates om EeOwn Freight,
Rates Osa Up Freight,
lPEn Ton MEASUREMENT, osl


GOODS. MERCHANDISE, ETC, ETC.
FROM Waliula to Nalla Walla----.------ .---A 90
From Wailula to Whitman. an...............3 375
From Whitman TO Wala Walla- I 90
"a Building Material, A agricultural and Mechar.
zeal Implements, Lime &c, Freghted 20 Wai!uiA by
o. 5. y Co.'S boats at reduced measurement will bs
freighted by US at the foregoing rates, o. 5. n.
90 s reduced measurement.
, 1877-07-21

WHY do net printers succeed to the same
extent as brewers: Because printers work
for the stomach and where twenty men
have stomachs, but one has brains.
, 1877-07-21

IT Is considered a very fortunate thing
among Salt Lake young ladies when two
sisters can marry the same husband. 1t pre-
vents any jealousy, and such families move
on very happily.
, 1877-07-21

THE WIFE-No man ever pVospered in
the world without the cooperation Of
his wife. Il she umtes inmutual ondeay-
ors, o. rewards his labors with ondearing
smiles, with what confidence viii he re
sort To his occupation, meet difficulty and
ENCOUNTER danger, If he knows that he Is
not spending his strength In yain; but
that his lahn- VIII De rewarded bv the
sweets Of home. Sohc;tude and disap-
pojntment enter the history Of every
man life, and he Is hu. half Troviledior
his voyage who finds but an associate for
his happy hours, while for his months Of
darkness and distress ua svmpa.hizing
partner Is prepared.
, 1877-07-21

SAVING To GIvL-Frlgaity Is eood. If
hbey4lty Ike joined with It The first Is
leaving of sEpertiuous expenses: the last :
besyowiRg them to the benefit Of Others that
need. The iirst without the les. besets COW
e:ousness; the last without the hrSt begets
Prodigality.
, 1877-07-21

SOME persons Of Intellectual habits look
upon eating AMI drinking IS q necessary
nuisance. Il has been said az John Lord
Heryey. that he b-aakfaSted ou aa sme;ic.
,lined on . biscuit and regalei himself once
a week with 81 apple But lis neacre
dietary did not make him an alniable or q
Ylrtuous person.
, 1877-07-21

We have one objection to the employ
ment Of girls and women in the sale OF
goods, and that is the cool manner in
which they overcharge and cheat men.
, 1877-07-21

bow PEDRe, the Emperor, has set Gen
eFal Grant an example of unassuming mod
esty and self-respect which, as a repubI
can he VII do vel 70 initiate.
, 1877-07-21

\ woxsS who had tried tba experiment
says When & man finds = place that Is
pieaSaater than his own home, his y7iis
mould l1t two humps of sugar IN Lis coffee,
'''ia double the SUES hiue Ia the 'front.' room. 80
, 1877-07-21
CL A REN DON HOTEL.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
ZIEBE & KNOWLES
Prossriefers:

SITCATED OPPOSITE ALL THE RAILROAD
y and Steamship Oaess. Street ears pass The Honse
every five minutes A-0- '''e 1AOuse
Is Free Coach &c and from the House.
, 1877-07-21
sheriHs Sale for pe!inguent taxes Ter the Year ie76

E1T TESTATUTES provided will offer for
ID at m United
n RE0NDAY. Eu.y. 1877,
for due theron for 1876 for each Sid sale
20 rof
House n ala WaI W t. and r day day
all Of said isdd
, 1877-07-21

WHITE WASHING, KALSOMINEING AN An,
w WALL-COL0RING done =t the shortest no.oS
Inquire OF DEBOIS, at z. Boele's Hair DIensps
salooa. Gu
, 1877-07-21
PASSENGER RATES.

NoTE.-The charges OF the galla Walla & Wallrh
Transfer Company On down freight transferred 70
U. >. " Co.'S boats. including the business OF iU
Sardlug, Is 20 cents per ton. And on up freign To
ceived from d. S. y. Co.'S bo4ts and trwardeo'
cents per ton. All down freight, for forward shlP
ment, not consigned 10 parties at wsliula, VIZ =
turned over 70 this Transfer Company 10 forSa,o.
ID. S. BAKER
President w. w. & e. H. r. 90.
WAIL-x WAIi-A, August q. ls76 i-a
, 1877-07-21

SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
Ny PERSON wishing to exchange n SINGER
l MACHINE for any Otler can hav any nne in
this Territory 0f the same styl- and from T. SIS
10 boot, after thtee months wear and afrer Ave
y'F'rs' wear, VIII give tHo for Singer Machine
iNtt THOS. ROMAN
, 1877-07-21

THE members Of the Oregon Senatorial
investigating committee had better finish
their labor and go home. and collect ;Leir
mileage So lar the testimony consists
solely Of the most vague and shadowy
rumorS and Is not II a character 10 COM
mand the slightest resgect-I5alo 4ca-
lunch.
, 1877-07-21
Rest Sewing Machine.

now IN use. The different varieties Of Grover B.
ers celebrated Sewing Machines now on hand and for
sale at his Gunsmish Store, Main street. Wall.
Malla, AZ SaI FraneiSco prices, with fright aii.
- ! Viii guarantee TO keep these Machines i.
good order. free OF charye 70 The purchaser. lsu
, 1877-07-21
WNETE ShulNe NeWing Waenine

Has GETATEE CAPACITY than any other Family Sew
i.,g Machine Tor doing 'y-ry variety Of work. Is
c.pslI:g uud-r the ann = - follows:
Fi,m ia, laSe OF sIE 70 The n--Il-...- ,. inches
FTu'G The curve of arm 20 rfe red To iu.L s.
From ;he cloth plate 10 bottom of arm. inches
Thus combining In tins Family Machine all tie re-
Gurum.utS a. a IauuiueJu iuE N.cLILe.
These superior Sewiur Machines are presented 70
the people ot Ndlia " ain and vicinity, with the -
surarc that thy have al he rIt claimed iJr tirn,
and that they are IL fact t.-c
, 1877-07-21

Given under 10Y hand,t 3Oh day fJuue,A AD 1877
Z. THOMAS.
sEFTam amG Ia. oireior alIo oVaiaC County W.T..
, 1877-07-21
White Sewing Machine
pEEFECE TON ATTAINED At LAST ~ THE
IrOluci.on Of the White
Shuttle Sewing Machine

Which. With -! lis Points of ENraTerce is
The Iishtest AMI E.si = 2uuui::. Machine 10 the
mWk-t.
The Finest Fiui-iel AMI most Elegantly Olna-
m~ut'G S.irii ire il tie wlgil-
Ia4 I4r--, Family -~s, - 'scli;u- II the market
u,Iot'- @. Srs,ug i-Ju tie faCst E-ilsa,A 10 the
lsavst-, q. Cl5 h.
Simplicity, IUr-liitg and Certainty c-Inl6n,d
Ii.a shuttle c.rrit- thread "a n Say ot er.
The Shujlg rauS3n Is adjustable wI,I.0ut re.aoY-
.uc the SLutjla from th- Naclne
, 1877-07-21
ID. S. BAKER,
m ~ GAI
~ oTICE.

"ALI-S HALi-A, August u. 1876
, 1877-07-21

Every weaving Ta-i ! C-s--la' iauel and a-jLSts-
Le- We there ore inv no Le.:tinny n ,aarru:-I.s
every N1ci ne ior fam purposes perfect. aud if
any Ti-c proves detective within IE.ee years, sup
ply ;h1t P,"o FIRE o; COS.
Inn -IEs does Rot iEe!u e shuttlcs LobJins, or
rlaa-iI.s.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-10
Aliens Pile Ointment,

TIE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATION.
The reputation OF this NJ odiClne Is now 50 we
established that liberal minded men III the medi
Cal profession throughout the Union recommend
IT to their patients as the very best OF all rene
dies for Piles. hundreds OF The most painful
cases of Z lies have been cured by Its use III a
very short time.
No medicine has ever obtained a higher or
more deserving reputation than Aliens Pie
Ointment.
Aliens Pile Ointment Is n remedy OF universal
usefulness whenever On oil cerate salva Oint-
ment or embFOCatOn Is required In case of
siOns, Cuts Ulcers. salt Rheum, TeiJer, Ecze-
ma Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, Frosted Limbs.
Chitb ans, thapped SKIN Fever Bhsters, Bed
Sores sore Feet, BunlUns, Vegetable Poisoning,
Bites OF Insects. dc.
There Is no known remedy that gives such
lasting relief us Aliens Pile Ointment. 1t is a
new, dehEhllul and wonderful rem edY, de rigned
and warranted TO supersede all other Ointments
yet discovered.
Alleu's Pile Ointment is entirely different
from any other Oiutment m the whole world.
perfectly harmless for the infant OF aged; II is
cooling ana grateful to the burning brow thrOD-
blng temples aud teNer parOhed system; it Wlli
bauisn pam ana alaY inilalnatiOn more rapid Y
other country.
Price 50 cents box, or six boxes for - 90. II
your druggist or stOre-lteeper does not have IL,
we Will forward haH dozen TO any address on
receipt OF price.
Prepared only by
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
ST JOSEPH Mo.
For sale by all Druggists.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-10
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS. ..- ..l-
TRACHEON.

A stight sO-caIIed cold spiU ofttfn1es
lead to G serious cough, sUL,ich, ttncared
for badly treated, mast hase bar one
9,esuLt-it must eveItadte IN a settled case
of BRONOHITIS, or 9UIIat Is tCorse, tho
deadEy CONSUMPTION. To all suffering
ira OHEON offers a sound, reliable, aud
permanent relief. 1t GugmeIlts enpecto-
satiOn, and enables the patient to e1Pet
fhat terribly septic deposit, acJstch, " left
lCiGItOut jItdjciOHs treatment, fnttsf co1aa-
,1nURicdte ats poison to the cestcutGr sub
stance of the lung, de0eRerdttfg and de-
StrOyiIlg that most essential OF organs
and UItinsates only la an early and "F.-
timely death. TR4 4CHEON has 'aO e9Hdt,
only reInove the deposit, therein dhOrdiTg
gredt TeIief, bat heals the nseIRbrdne and
ieaUes the patient la possession of healthy
lung tissue. ' NH o..
Price, TYtTy Cents per bottle, or si~
hOttLea. S2.6O.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-10
ALLEN's LIVER PILLS

Regulate the organs OF the system, restoring
functional harmony aud securing the secretion
Of the proper constituents OF each 0rgau. By
their action the liver secrotos its allotted pro
portion of blle-the lungs carbon the skin
sweat, The kidney urine, etc, ana aru always
reliable rs "A puignuVe.
The aged, and persons subjected to COnstiDl.
tim, Paralysis, aud Weakness OF the Boygcls
kidneys and Bladder, etc that have 10 resurt
to Injections by tailng two or three OF Aliens
Liver Pills, VIII enjoy nuturui discharges, aud
10y the occasional use Of them have regular ODer
atoms In these cases their streugtGuuiug md
nutritious principles me eNhlbittu eVoFt dose
Will add new strength to Tao Bowels Liver
Kidneys, etc, that may be worn on depleted by
aGe,
In these Pills, a want that science has ever
tuled 10 supply Is secured and this Is a thorough
purEalVc that can be gwen ia safety iu cases
of cluptNe teyers, Us Shau Fox EryslDe .as
Yellow Fever, Scarlet ana Typhoid FtVers
When the MuCus Membrane becomes lpCrutsd.
these Pills act thoroughly, yet heal ulcerltcd
aud VXc llated Uarts, They are made rom ,,N.
lECts-trOm new npctirnts-euureIy vese.
IuDle superior III every espect 20 The ordinary
powders ana substances Of the common a .ycr-
tsed Pills, ana la, a safe certuin and unifu. m
action.
PuCC 35 cents n hoN. or six boxes tor 81 a7- If
your ulugght or store keeper Goes not have
them, We viii forward hllt dozen hu3les 10
any aGdi uss ON receipt Oi tIc price. Pr pargd
only by
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-10

Dr. Tnwnsend's Oxygen.
ated Air win purify the
blood IN OuC,tllird the
lime that any 9th er
kunwnIcGIc ycan. " hyi
because TO iuhuio OXy-
aeuated Air it goes di-
cecr to the Lungs and
pa ses through the tis-
sues and comes IN direct
contact with the blood
as it is forced INTO the
Lungs by the aCSiDn of
the heart All the blood
in our veins returns 20
the heart every four mn
.utes If the blood is good,
.andfOrGed from the hearC
go the lungs, ana the
more Oxygen you inhaie
into the lungs the more
you purify the blood.
When Oxygen comes in
contact with the impuri-
ties in tie blood 1t car
IbOnize5 and burns, caus-
ing the blood TO be heat
ed 50 that II warns eve.
lry part of the BODY. as II
IgOes ON its reYOlutOns
lthrOngn the system. 1t
Ivour hOOd is pure you
cannot no SICK. We drive
Mercury and all other
impurities out of { h Q
blood. We guarantee TO
Ipurlty the blood IN one
third the time Of any
Iother known remedy.