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Ds ions BrtL--Dear Sir: have receArs given your
Worm Destroyer several irials Ane ndft wonderful
u cnira cons. n has not failed IA single 10
nave tht wsAed Tor Effect. ] am dnirEa pretty large
county practice and have d1ls for acle ~
M, Kind f4m ffeeto confess hsg know % no remedy
rceorleHted s the eblesi authors hat u certain
And -pe, W Ia NJ effects Un me contrary they
csffAirl IN ne eNfrenr Ny oisrt ~ willing ypu Is 70
tint alt nrfn haf rms rri We medicine irfril,
iran' yus. II can get upon easy terms shall use =
xreat dat 81 al an. aware that fht 81 such tft-
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majority " the arsrraR iinP ~ " Ms hut soc NJ
csrse good sense IN discarding remedy which VIZ
snow be sncitut. simply itcan-e wemaf c gno- n,
NJ is combination. For my part sha make Il rule
NJ use ~ and my means 70 alleviate suffering hu-
manly y hich mas be able 70 communication hesiAf
ing because more Ingenious than ysrlf
haze learned effects nrrt and secured the sole rirhI
to use ihai knowledge. However. en- by moi meanr
Al advocate IN supporter II the thousands ~ worthless
that Hood thecriluy. that rnrpnrf AT
81 disease 20 Which human Flesh u heir Please
reilly soon ana inform ofyonr hest terms
AM, sir. most especially,
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.
To fny United states anu
World Wide Readers.

HAVE received many testimonial fromrrofessions'
ami medical men, my almAnecs and various pub
liraiions have shown al ~ which are genuirc. =
ioion ing from hghiv educated and popular phys
iran ~ Georgia. u efianiy ~ the most sensible
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knows exact, What he speaks a.. and his testimony
deserves 20 he written IN letters ~ gold Hear What
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vIVHE proprietor ~ thia celebrated medicine jnsiis
Il clr M for lts superiority over ail reu~iies cssr
nheftf tht pubic for he ~AsA. ssrrAis ~rgfal hsn
rshnANssr cur. NJ Agae sni tsyc-. rhfla snt fe-
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vip~r gpt w TrAs many caNrs sns a0se tas
beeh s.1ce' Ken cars, WA hoe an lies hes :
been c9rfA nm aingit BOTTLE wtL perfect restoration
" ne gsnrrA hrNsr his howeser rrsdrfi. ana M
vseff nNgt rsttau rufe y ~ cont nltd Ig
smaller doses inr week ttfrT hf ise~s u.s.
been hfnken or checked mere i.cails ID hcs rnd
long Standing cases bNUnlls, this medicine Nili nor
regur. any sN Kerr ~ hrNels u good order should
tAr pAtleui hp~ ever REQ aire cnfhArc medicine ai
Ter having taken three Or four doses n the Tonic
single ays4 o. hULL's WORKABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be niicrnf
Ia. JOHN Rrfr.'s Principal Onice:
NO. 40 n inn Cross street,
LOUISVILLE. XXI.
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Domestic Sewing Machine.
Not unlocked yet, for sale for sos
rctails at S70-at the CouRIEB OryICE.
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AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
ARKANSAS HEARD rRox.
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
TESTIMONY or MEDICAL MES.

sTcsss ro'xr, white Co.. Ark. MAY "a. iscG
na yonS HrlL-DsAs sra; Last February I was N
Louisville purchasing drugs ana goi some q your
SarSaparlia and tciron Bitiers
Ny son-in.lsw, who wrs with me IN the store ha,
been down with rheumatism for time commenced
on the Blttcrs and found bis general health i'm.
proved.
~ Gist. who has been IN bad health tried them, ans
he also improved
Dr. Coffee. who has been ~ bad health fot stvera
years-ern~Acn kND LIVER anecicd- has improved yer,
much ny the ~ yonr Filters. Indeed the Cedroi
Diiters hiss given You great popularity NJ this settle
mcnt think could sell grcsi quantity ~ you
medicines this fsiesrecaly Your Ccdron Riitsrs an
Sarsapariiia SHIP WA y emphis. care ~ Rlcknfl
Necy. Respectfully, q. MALkER.
Prepared ny W. JOHN HULL. NJ his Lab
oratory, Firth street. Louisville, Nv.
FOR SALE BY--
FRIEDMAN BECK, Druggists.
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lie has No. one butcher. and will
kill and dress hogs OF cattle for farmers
or Others. on reasonable terms.
Aug. a. '77--ly.
, 1878-03-23
Judge WingarS.

This gentleman has declined
the nomination for delegate at
large, rendered him by citizens
irrespective Of party in Eastern
Washington. While the people
have cause to regret the absence
Of such a man from the conven
tien, Judge Wingard has himself
furnished the highest evidence
Of his fitness to make law, by his
careful regard Of existing law.
The Organic Act of the Terrific
ry absolutely prohibits any per-
son holding a commission under
the United States from holding
any office created by the Terri
tory, and as the Office of member
Of the convention is one of the
highest legislative character, it
follows that the judges are ineli-
gible. Not alone this, but the
U. S. revised statutes provide
that whenever any person hold
ing a commission under the
United States shall accept Ter
ritorial Office, his federal Office
shall at once cease.
Judge Wingard, doubtless,
having proper regard for his
official oath to support the con-
stitution and laws Of Congress,
has given such proof of his feal
ty to law as to merit the regard
of his fellow citizens.
, 1878-03-23
Grant in the East.

Egypt has caught the enthu-
siasm of the western countries of
Europe in It's reception of our
ex7 President. At Alexandria he
has been received with all the
honors at its command, while at
Cairo a palace has been placed
at his disposal by the Khedive
and special steamer to give
him an opportunity of seeing
the famous river which the he
role Stanley has forever linked
with the name Of the United
States. 1t was, by the way, q
curious incident that the illus
trious soldier and the indomi-
table explorer should have met
and exchanged greetings on
the border line, the one
coming out of that myste-
rious land crowned with
glory as the other was prepar-
ing to enter it IN a blaze of Off
cial splendor as the guest of it's
ruler. That General Grant
should have taken special pans
to meet the distinguished journ-
aiist and hear from his own lips
the story Of his marvellous
achievement was as high a recog-
milton as he could give of the ap-
probation in which he holds Mr..
Stanley's services to the cause
Of Science and ultimately, we
hope, Of civilization. The ex-
President seems to be delighted
with his tour, and he is certain
ly fortunate in being so many
thousands of miles away from
the wretched wrangling at
Washington and the seemingly
interminable Louisiana squabble.
, 1878-03-23

The Placer (Cal.) Herald, has
the following sad case recorded:
A farmer in the valley who,
since last tail has lost his only
child from diptheria, has been
compelled to pay surety note
of $1,000 and interest, had his
house burned down, his barn
blown over, his stock drowned
and his crop destroyed by over
flow.
, 1878-03-23
Facts for Watch Buyers.

In order to Introduce ou- New American Watah,
We nave determined to tli arr the usual practice
of selling to Jobuers. ard snail hereafter d al
Dir ectly With the Re all Purchaser, allowing him
the several heavy profits he would be obliged to
paw If he patronzed the retail dealer.
We have jI-t commenced the manufacture Of
the Best Low Pricel Watch ever tn red in this
any other country, and in erder to Introduce it
thoroughly, will sell al Retail for the very Lcwest
Wholesale Jobbins Price! Tpis is in accordance
with tue general del re ;si3n of business and loud
pressing demand for doing away with Two or three
mddlemen before reaching the retail par haser.
Toe movements 'f this Watch is the we.I-knowo
" American style, aLd Tor Reliability and Dnra
b.ty c'nuot be excelled ny aas waich-wha'ever
the price or wherever nade-aow ofes ed the
American people 1t is pu: up neatly de
signed
COIN SILVER HUNTING CASE.
Warran ed in every paiticlI .r-snarsnteed 10 he
a watch which readily re ais at fom $25 to 5 S
and is well worth the money.
READ THIS OFFER!
Believing .hat we can secure an extensive trade
throughout The Unsted States by system OF ill.,
eral iar and honorable dealing with retail rur-
chasers cf watches; We make the flowing 10
pfecedened of-r to any one waning oar Wa.ch
FOR THIRTEEN DOLL re!
We viii se1d one O: the above watches t, any ad-
dress, by f1rress, c. 0. D. and give yeu the
priv ege OF exa;gining II thoroughly becre pay
ing for il; Teseud restrictions 20 fxpre SIS A,eut7
to al ow evarv nGrcaas AZ TO open the package and
eXamiue the Watch heio-. be pays the money. II
the Eaich does not suit vau, return it 10 US at Ut
eXpecse--you will b. uaier no Oh ig,ion 20 tax
IL from the Express Office. Ne 6 ve ynu every
chance. Il you are rot q iu ge OF watches, get
some one bo il to examine the Na'ch tor you.
We are awa,e that dealers have offered WATCHES in
this wav before, bat no Cola SILVER Ams ricau
Watch was ever Offered by.reliahie manufac.u--
ers in this manner. Tney Ave aiwass sent out
some nta, on W4ch, which would require the
purchaser from three to six moo hs to ind GU.
what it was, when il would prov. 10 be brass, or
some equally worthless meal win s'i-ht eIioIns
o. gold, and ros worth one-four,h the money it
cost yea. There is no humbug about our vff-r.
Give Us Il tria:.
FOR FIF -EEN DOLLARS
We will send with the Watch one of our new and
elegant pattern
VEST CHAINS AND Seals!
Warranted to retain its color-1S karat gola-!or
five years and cannot be told fro.u the genuine
article. This great offer 10 watch buyers is a
saving Of at least
THIRTEEN DoLLaRs!!
On any re liable watch you can buy. Recoect,
watches will only be sent singiy to one address.
as our 0bjec. is to introduce tnis Watch. We CO
no: sell to j,bb'rs. Express charges on this
Watch ard chain do not exceed 81 cents to aay
part Of the States. as We have a special arrange.
ment with the companies
Write your name, State and the express ofnce to
which you wish the Watch sent in a clear, iegble
hand, and address
ONEIDA WATCH CO, Oneida, n. Y.
Post-Oflce Bvx 1,0J9. m.Oiu
, 1878-03-23
Obstructlonists.

That some men will oppose
the formation OF State govern
ment is to be expected. Outside
of those holding office under the
general government who of
course dislike to be jostled out
Of their comfortable positions
there is class Of men who will
be frightened by the bugaboo of
taxation. But it can 5c demon
strated that the burden will, in
fact, be diminished, instead of in
creased. The very fact that a
convention has been called to
frame constitution has started
an increasing flow of immiSra-
ton to Washington Territory,
and by the time the State will be
admitted, we shall have three
men to pay the taxes where one
now has to bear the burden.
1t was the experience of Oregon
that the rate of taxation was ac-
tually diminished after the State
was formed, and a similar eX-
perience was the lot Of most if
not all the North w estern States.
The first move of the obstruc-
tionists has already been made,
and that is an effort to prevent
the passage Of. an enabling act
by Congress. The bill introduced
bv Jacobs has been referred to
the appropriate committee, and
has not yet been reported to the
House, and probably never will
be if Jacobs follows the lead of
disappointed and selfish men
here at home. He'might just as
we'll know now that the people
will hold him responsible for the
failure to pass this bill at the
present session Of Congress, and
that it will in this event be
passed at the next session with
out his aid and in spite of his
opposition. But we do. not be-
lieve he is so weak a man as to
be led by the ohstructionlsts at
home, in Il matter of such vital
Importance to the people Of the
Territory. His constituents were
we'll satisfied with his ARGUMENT
before the committee in favor of
the enabling bill, and will not
believe him capable of going
back on his word at the beck of
a few disappointed aspirants at
home.
, 1878-03-23

This might be used as an ar
gument by persons who are op-
posed to temperance reform:
A Philadelphia workman, who
was booked for passage to South
America On the unfortunate Ne
tropolis, stepped ashore to take
a parting nip with a friend. The
ship sailed without him, and
while Its passengers were the
sport of the waves he was at
home safe and we'll.
, 1878-03-23
Charges Against Linderrnan.


Dir. IL. r. Linderman, Direct
or of the United States mint is
now the subject Of an investiga-
ton under the charge that he so
directs the operations of the Ma
tional Mint and its branches,
particularly the San Francisco
branch, that individuals and pri-
vate bankers mako large gains
and profits at the expense of
holders and dealers in trade dol
lars, who hold and deal in good
faith; that the Director Of the
mint has used knowledge ac-
quired by him from the Treas
ury Department in his official
capacity to enable individuals to
speculate wrongfully in trade
dollars; that the Director of the
mint discloses the orders of the
Treasury Department of the
United States about to be made,
and before they are publicly an
nounced, for illicit purposes.
, 1878-03-23

This is a good season of the
year ~l-.-Ar0idnche. The man
that was found with another
mans wife in his y saw ~ soon
after.-Nuclens. Very clever f..
They should both be framed in
j and hung upon the wall
Telegram. The perpetrators of
such stuff ought to have a ! run
into then.
, 1878-03-23
fAiii Men, See to 1t!

y OuUtI ti0 duo'S hS"U eHN
Walla Walla JTdtchmdn contains
the following item:
"Mr. John Singleton received
some lumber for flooring from
Portland, which stands him
s46.50 per thousand, dressed and
delivered. We are sorry to no
tice the wholesale importation
of lumber, laths and shingles,
vet such seemed to be the only
alternative, but we hope our
mill men Will not permit this
practice to take root. 1t looks
strange that it should be in
vogue at all and is lasting in
jury to the country, but who is
to blame?"
This item has more signifi-
cance than first glance would
indicate. 1t shows how mutual
are the interests of both sections
of this Territory and what this
side loses by not opening com
munication with the eastern side.
The timber and prairie lands Of
the Territory are so situated
that one is absolutely necessary
to the other-we require the pro
ductions of the east, they re
quire the lumber and other com
modities Of the west-and Il con
nection that will give us this in
terchange will build up one Of
the most powerful and wealthy
commemorative in the United
States. On the eastern side are
situated fertile prairies and val
leys Of illimitable extent, capa-
BILE Of sustaining a larger popu-
latlon than is contained in any
one of the Eastern States; while
on this side we have ineXhaust-
ible forests of the very best Of
timber for manufacturing pur-
poses, coal ard iron in supera
bundance, and a grand ocean
harbor, all Of which is an abso-
lutte necessity to the people On
the eastern side. AT present
they are at the mercy of the
most grinding monopoly that
ever cursed q country - con-
strained to pay extortionate rates
for the Transportation CT such
commodities as enter into their
living, without hope of relief
save the speculative one held out
by the railroad companies who
contemplate extending their lines
across the Cascades some day.
The dressed lumber mentioned
by the Udtcltman, which cost
S46.50 per thousand feet, can be
procured here for $40, and could
be landed there by rail for S.
per thousand, making a differ
ence in favor of the consumer of
S21. AS now conditioned the
0. S. n. Company on one side
and the Northern Pacific Rail
road company on the other are
erippling the energies of the
people and retarding the growth
and development of the coun-
try. This can only be overcome
by a united effort on the part of
those on both sides whose inter
ests are staked' on the early
completion of railroad across
the Cascade mountains.
, 1878-03-23

The unca!culating enthusiasm
which often accompanies tempe
rance revivals WIS peculiarly H.
lustrated recently in Arkansas,
where club Of young men
pledged themselves to abstain
fran the use OF alcoholic liquors,
and then celebrated the occa-
sion by getting drunk on beer.
, 1878-03-23

In the Department of the Puy-
de-Dome, Madame NJ, the wife
Of Colonel in the French ar
my, has been arrested for fraud
Her husband has gone out Of
his mind in consequence, and
her son OF is has blown his
brains out.
, 1878-03-23

William Pavitt of st. Paul, on
being arrested for branding his
unruly sons tongue with a hot
iron, said that things had come
to a pretty pass, when a parent
could not discipline his own
children.
, 1878-03-23

When religious society quarrels
and splits, it stands to reason that
the devil gets one of the divisions.
The election of Pecci seems to
give universal satisfaction. It was
a measure pro bono Pope Leo.
A New York policeman was dis
covered awake on his beat the other
night. He will be discharged.
Half the paragraphers in th
United States can't tell why sun
fish has no lumbar plexus.
The only funny thing about q
crematory is its retort. = Graphic.
Who furnaced you that joke?
, 1878-03-23

Kosciusko, Miss, is a model
place to emlgrate to. Butter Is
cents a pound; rib beef, 4 cents;
chickens, IL cents each; eggs,
8 cents a dozen, are the latest
quotations.
, 1878-03-23

A Chicago inventor recently made n
small tan wheel, to be placed in the hat,
to keep she head cool in warm weather.
He set it going Oh his own hat, and the
first thing he knew his hair was wound
up in the machinery. The spring was
very stiff, and before be could release
hlmself. pert of his hair was pulle d
out by tie roots.
, 1878-03-23

A country editor propounds the fol-
lowing wonderful sentence: "Only men
of positive antecedeEts have succeeded
in stamping their names on the tablets
Of the past" The average man is of
the opinion that the present is the tablet
upon which his name should be stamp
od
, 1878-03-23

A carrier pigeon sent from New
port, r. l., recently made the fight
from that city to Providence, in tho
same State, in thirty-two minutes.
, 1878-03-23

Austrian newspapers are dis
satisfied with the peace condi-
tions, and express the opinion
that the most difficult phase Of
the crisis is yet to be passed.
, 1878-03-23
A Minneapolis boy was sent.

A Minneapolis boy was sent
by his teacher, q woman, to tha
Superintendent to be whipped.
The lad suspected the contents
of the note and hired q boy he
met on the street to deliver it,
giving HIM ten cents. The So
perlntendert did not discover
till after the castigation was
over that the boy he had fog
ged had not seen the inside Of 4
school house for month.
, 1878-03-23

DIDN'T WANT IT.-At an auc-
ton Of household articles the
auctioneer held up a thermometer
and pleaded for a bid. No one
seemed to want it, and he turn
ed to farmer-looking man and
said:
"Take it, examine it and give
me quarter for it,"
"No-no," replied the man,
backing off.
"What! Don't you want a ther-
mometerY
"No, sur; I had one a year or
two ago, and 1 worked and
worked, and fooled around and
fooled around, tho l could new
er keep it regulated worth a
cent. couldn't even open the
the ornery thing!"
, 1878-03-23
a Partisan Fraud.

A few months ago French gentle>
man of distinguished air, and assuming
to be sprig of the Partisan nobility,
arrived in San Francisco and located
himself III select quarters at Gaiihard' S, ,
a French hotel. on Pine street. He
registered himself as Capteine Saintout,
and by his general address and lofty
pretensions speedily inglatlated himself
into the confidence and high favor of
the ton of the French population of the
city. De Cnptaine pretenced to be a
person OF unbounded wealth, On terms
of intimacy with the French nobility,
and first favori.e III the saloons OF
Paris. His visit in San Francisco was
generally for pleasure, and particularly
for the advancement of an extensive
wine interest in France which he ass
sumed to represent. While remaining
at Gailhard's he experienced the iDevi-
table vexatiol Of distinguished foreign>
ers reaching this bourne, a delay in the
receipt of his remittances, aud conseEt-
ed to dispel the annoyance by ACCEPTING
loans from his patronizing friends. In
the mean time, some weeks since. be
made The acquaintance of Messrs. Mau-
rice and Cohn, couple of gentlemen
engaged in the liquor trade at Petaln-
ma. and De Captaine was prevailed
upon to pay them visit ard eniven
the social atmosphere of that secluded
town with the effulgence OF his presence.
Nothing was heard of the distinguished
Parisian by his solicitous friends in San
Francisco until his arrival there recent>
ly in tine custody of an officer, who held
him on q charge of swindllng. De Cap
taine imposed upon his sconfdlng friends
at Petaluma to the full limit of their
loaning capacity. aud then absconded.
having been overhauled at Napa. He
was accommodated with q stateroom ir
the city prison until the departure of
the boat for PetaluLln, on which De
Captaine and his custodian embarked.
, 1878-03-23

Passengers from Portland and up-Sound ports
Will take Puget Sound GIail steamer and make
connc ction with ''Ciiy of Panama at Victoria
Steamer 'Dakota" goes through TO Olympia.
These steamers leave Victoria at noon on the
day advertised Tickefs are good only on the
steamer for which they are purchased and are
net transferable. For freight or passage apply
on board. or to IL. L. TIBBALS,
Genera, agent for Puget Sound,
Port Townsend.
, 1878-03-23

The advantages of crying and groan-
ing in pain are set forth by French
physician. who holds that these modes
of expression are Natures own methods
of subaning the keenness Of physical
suffering. He would have men freely
avail themselves of this means of numb
ing their sensibiiity during surgical
operations. Crying in children should
not be repressed, for. according to this
authority, such repression may result
in very serious consequences. as ST.
vitus's dance, eplleptic fits. etc.
, 1878-03-23

A new way to end divorce
suit was attempted at Holyoke,
Mass, on Monday. Oscar S.
Carr is the plaintiff, and as a
parting token Of affection his
wife sent him q handsome pres.
ent of six-pound box Of pow
der and slugs. She evidently
intended pleasant surprise for
him, but suspecting a plot he
took measures that saved his
LIFE
, 1878-03-23
aThe wicked shall not pros !

"The wicked shall not pros
per-" For instance, Col. Bob
1ngersoll, the infidel, has nettcd
only $4,000 from his. lectures
this season, while many clergy
men have failed to draw pay
ing house at 25 cents a head.
There is a moral in this some
where, but it is not the right
kind for a Sunday-school book.
, 1878-03-23

Believing mat we can secure an extensive trad
tbroug4cnt lhe Unted States by system OF lii
eral, iair and honorable dealing with retail ru
chasers cf watches; we make the blowing u;
precedenied off-r TO any one warning oar Wa.ci