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, 1878-05-04
The New Rector.

WALLA WALlA, My ~ I''0
EprroR STATESMAN: st. Paul's church, which ,l's
been for sometime without rector, ana oohes 10
open It's doors for occasional services only; ON Gun
day mornn, last rang out the joyful sound inviting
wors ppers 10 assemble once within its sacred
walls 10 worship Col, not as they have oeen COM
PEELED 70 do Of late, once or twice month"; put uh
every Sunday. The new rector, Rev u. Meooh- h
key has assumed charge of tins honrishins paflsh,
AMI on las. Suday preached powerful sermon
This gentleman, who graduated at St. ettphep :
college, ANA dale, New York, gives evidence Oh
possessing high order Of scholarship. ana DIS ser
mons are characteristic OF man o' DieaS'lh anu
tiep;h of mind. Having been a teacher for some
years Mr McConkey started from his home WIN
the intention Of Organizing boys school 10 !" hcn
the youth of this locality eould be PREPARED 10Y o-
lp,a On arriving here, however, he found that the
duties i,nruelIitey connected with the church would
ieilaad h- undivided attention. ani .or that reason
eorpcliei. At least for tie present. 70 aoanIoh
this grand undertaking. D.
, 1878-05-04

WE SIMPLY WANT To SAY THAI
w there are 2IO RUBBER BUCKET
PUMPS in use in the Willamett valley, and
IO5 in this vicinity OF these Pumps % had
not expanding but common Rubber Buckets.
and have now been in wells - months Out
of the 315 Pumps sold We have heard OF but
one failure. Now this is wonderful. Not many
farmers have bought any kind of machinery
without some breakage even in few days;
Our Pumps improve the water IN any Wen, anu
will not freeze In any climate.
We warrant our Buckets years, and wish TO
refer you respectfully to the following, from
the Medical Practitioners of Salem, Oregon
TESTIMONIALS.
SALEM, Oregon. May %, 1871.
We believe the MAGIC PUMP, manufac-
tured BY H. B. Middaugh, to be the BEST PUMP
in the country, from the fact that 1t removes all
poisonous gases from the well, purlnes the
water by agitation and by circulation OF pure
air to the bottom of the well, making the water
in every respect eqnal, if not superior TO that
drawn by the Old Oaken Bucket.
II. CARPENTER, NJ. d., j. REYSolDs, NJ u,
Z. Il. FIsKE, N. D., S. r. .JEsSUP, NJ D.,
]. 4. DAVIS. n. D, c. II. HALL, II. d.,
JAS. A. RICHARDSON, NJ. ID.
We have used the Rubber Bucket Pump Tor
one year, and find It superior To any pump we
have seen. II purifes the water and improves
anv well where it is used Ii You want good
health, use pure water, such - is furnished by
the Magic Pump
JAS. WALTON, L. 5. Comr.
Have lived in Oregon about p years have
tried nearly all the different pumps in use; had
rather have the Magic Pump than all the rest
combined. 1t works easy, and always gives r
supply of good. pure water. Believe they are
more durable than any pump used.
A II. FEiER.
Foul and Poisonous Gases are quickly re-
moved by this MAGIC PUMP. 1t is known
the use Of impure water causes more sickness
aud death than all other causes combined We
challenge the world to produce paInp that
is equal to our EXPANDING RUBBER
BUCKET PUMP And, also, To one from
gentlemen living in Walia Walla and the sur
rounding country, who have our MAGlC
PUMPS. THE EXPANDING RUBBER
BUCKET PU MP in use at the present time,
WALLA WALLA, April 4, 1873
We, the undersigned citizens of Walla Walla
and DAYTON, have used the Rubber Bucket
Magic Pump, and find it to be superior TO any
pump we have used or seen
F. i. johnson, Girls. Maier,
Charles Russell, Sargent e Smith,
Milton Evans, A j. Evans,
Wm. Stanf:ed, }. A McNeal,
James w. Foster, VIM Cock,
w. S. Gi,lem, Newton Aldrich,
W. A. Belcher, W. S. Sparks,
! ". Il. Brown, o. cairon,
Wm. Matzger, John Il. Hood,
:. J. Swezea Y Son, A Church.
Ii. B. MIDDAUGH & Co,
General Agents,
eff WalIa WaIla, W. T..
, 1878-05-04
PROBATE CouRr.-The following were tn

PROBATE CoURr.-The following were the
proceedings in the Probate Court during the
past week: In the matter OF the estate oi
John Murphy, deceased administrator an-
thorized to sell the real estate belonging to
said estate, at public auction, for cash: In
the matter of the estate of VIM t. GALA
her. Senior, deceased annual account exam
iued and allowed . In the matter OF the
estate Of Chas. Evans, deceased; the same
proceedings. In the matter OF the estate
Of Wm. Fish, deceased; administrator DIS
CHARGED and bond exonerated.. Insanity
Of Thomas Bullock ordered that his dis
charge be entered of record.
, 1878-05-04
EcirS Of ti.c kEceL.

OIcary has accomplished walk at
I Du!'iin OF 220 miles in 80 hOars.
/ This territory receives $40, 600 for support
of Indians during the coming year.
! Idaho will he reimbursed for expenses IN
cured in the Nez Perce var.
Reports from all portions OF CrcgoI iIdi-
cate unusually large crops.
disturbances are threatened in the north
of Russia, and troops are Icing sent there to
prevent outbreaks.
! Nearly al the peaches in Siskiyou county,
/ California were killed by the recent frosts
and cold weather
\ livery stable keeper Of Chicago, claims
! to have contract to furnish the British Gov
ernment with "a, coo horses.
1t has reached Canada, and hundreds OF
Canadians are getting ready II eI.igrate TO
this laad Of milk and honey
Judge Sawyer, of California has decided
that Cinnamon and not white, and, there
FORE cannot h. natural ed
The London Times says thai while Europe
is negotiating ior peace the Christians and
Aussulmaas in Bulgaria are flying at each
others throa;s.
Tie other day. hailstones fell at Fort
Coneho, Texas. an incli AIDA half indiamctcr,
and covered the ground to tie depth Of a
foot.
Citizens Of Chicago are uneasy az the out
growth at kearneyiSm III that city. There
are $3.50 of the communists, who are armed
and drill weekly.
The cashier of the National Exchange
hank, OF Ti.fn, Ohio. and Sunday school
superintendent, has ahscGnded. taxing with
him So 800 of the bank funds
The democrats and republicans of San
Francisco are ah,ut to unite upon ticket
for delegates 10 TIE constitutional! convention.
This combination has for It's main object the
defeat Of the hoodinms led by kearney.
England if she goes to war, is certain OF
success. Eiehelieu I'll ought that The zen
Was mighter than the sword. Money con-
troiS both, and England Is wcalther than
tHe entire continent Of Europe.
Mr. Hayes has Just completed a tour of
Pennsylvania. The republicans of that
state wiil soon hold convention to nomi-
nate candidates for state ofiices and the ex-
governor thought II 10 aogbt, e good time to
exhibit himself;
The cotton strike in England is one Of a.
most unprecedented proportions Hundreds
OF thousands OF people viii 60 hungry this
summer, taking no wages at all rather than
| accep, a reduction. And III the wake of the
strike Viii follow all manner OF violence and
/ crime
! The New York T.ibune's Washington cor
| respondent saySa careful canvassof the house
on the Wood tariff bill has heen prepared
Il turns out as follows: Total for the b:ll,
| lS5: total against the bill, 1856 The
! majority against the bill is therefore 2l, and
unless Wood concludes that discretion is the
better part OF valor and pcstpones action on
| the measure until next session. the enacting
clause VIII probably be stricken on:.
, 1878-05-04

As USrAL-An Olympia paper, speak
ing Of the manner in Which the pubic
printing for this territory is executed,
saws that the laws q: the last session Of
the legislature have been botchcd IN print
ino To- an extent that is disgraceful. Iy-
posraphically the laws Will be an eyesore
to every printer vino sees them. The
papcr is of several qualities, which gives
ihe volume Il very bad apperanee ; while
dramatically it would send LiEd!ey
Murray to an insane asylum.
, 1878-05-04

MUNICirAL CORPORATIONS. bill hav-
ing reference to municipal corporations i'll
territories, was favorably considered, one
day last week. by the senate II provides
among other things, ti.at section 1850 o.!
the revised statutes of the United States
shall not be construed as prohibiting the
legislative assemblies of the several, ter
ri;ories from creating towns, cities or
other municipal corporations, and proyid-
III. for the government OF the same, and
conferringuponthem the corporatepowers
ami privileges necessary to their local ad
ministration, by either general or special
acts. ind it also satiiies and confirms all
general and special acts ircTidims FOR the
government of towns, cities on other
municipal corporations.
, 1878-05-04

CHAs. HiLFINE-A fricni-Capt. Pat
man-haS laid upon or table volume OF
poems, the sight Of which recalls 10 mud
the scenes OF former days. when The writer
of this Was oft lines lifted from the depths
of despondencl by the c,5ar-riugiEg auG
sympathetic Voice u Lam whose name heads
this paragraph. All, those were happy
days, even though moGey was scarce and
friends few: they We're days OF har: work
too; for it was among the lustle and contu-
sion OF large Gty. whe-e~a man employed
on newspaper. 40 matter how humble his
position, was allowed bat little time Tor rest.
and scarcely none for recreation. Yet. with
few genial companions some Of whom are
famous, and Others. ike Hsipine, sleep
beneath the sod, the hours saatched from the
cares and anxietieS Of our almost ceaSeless
labor were like the iiashings of a diamond,
as compared with the poorly ventilated and
gloomy apartments III which most az rs
were compelled to lahar: i''r, in those days.
the editorial rooms oi a metropolitan iour-
nal were IN no sense paradise iialpIue.
better known te the reading world rs Miles
O'Rilev," was universal fay0rite. End no
party was complete without lis presence
As journalist. he hai but few sGpeyiors; as
a poet, bu. few equals; as ir.cnd and com.
panion, he was 4 man worthy 70 he eus.rinc,I
in a heart OF hearts" As has hee: rruIy
said, che never prostituted his powers "a
sustain lie, or to DO an injustice" While
our friend. il living, would not probably
offer the slightest objection, stiii, Woold ii
not be as well, when using the offspring Q:
L. l. - ,...ai. lN- y
temporary to give HIM the credit instead
uf Albert Pike, who IL appears, has plasar-
ized Halp;ne's little effort, entitled The
Old Bachelors New Var, and renamed :
every Year.
, 1878-05-04

IMPORTANT To ETTLE.S.-The bi!l ex-
tending the time for completion Of the
Northern Pacific, as Tassed by thc senate,
contains The following important provision.
That where presumption AMI homestead
claims were initiated, private entries and
locations were allowed, upoh lands embraced
II the grant to said coz Tagy, prior to the
receipt of the orders u, withdrawal at the
respective district land offices, the lands EN-
braccd III such entry shall not lie held as
within the grant to said company. and shall
be patented to the parties lawfully entering
the same, ard IN case Of abandonment by
them, shall be open to pre- emption and home
stead entry only of actual settlers. Entries
remaining unadiusted and suspended in the
general land office on the account Of an IN
crease of price OF the even sections within
the limits OF the grant, where the San.e were
made, or based upon settlement made prior
10 the receipt of the orders of withdrawal
at the respective district land-cftices, shall
be relieved from such suspension and carried
into patent"
, 1878-05-04
f..rcurslcafO EeMI:inn.

The steamer NortLs,cSt, under command OF
Capt. Stump, VII start on an excursion to
Lewiston, Tomorrow, (Sunday.l Trains 10
connect with the boat wiil leave here ut l:So p
Il. Fare for tie round trip, incluGins rail
road, Si0: children, between , and l., half
fare. Tickets 10 be had Oh board of the train
, 1878-05-04

THE VOTE The official vote of seven
teen counties gives Eidridge, 1899, and
Gerrish 1625. 1t is not likely this ma
iority Will be reduced by the other seven
counties In making returns t. the sec
retaty Of the territory, the auditors did
not givc the total vote in tic county. So
that the actual vote caa only lie approx
mated. By counties ii is as follows JET
ferson, $40; King, $50; Mason, 20 !;
Walia Walla, 100 ClaI,am, 100: Oh. ha-
lis, A. Thurston, 40 a; hlicIitat. 20 :,
Pierce, 450; Kitsap, 23n; San Juan;
10: Lewis, 1910 Cowii;z. 100 : Pacific.
130; Suohcmish, G5 Clarke, 115 What
com, 800 total, 3..;55. The vote IL the
Territory will not exceed 45G0 -Couric8.
, 1878-05-04

A Poor CnAxcE-Wc fnd this para
praph in the Iudrpriririr. published at
Helena, Montana: . rrcf T. +. Campbell,
who former, appliedthe rod to the shoulders
Of the rising generation Of Helena, has been
nominated fcr congress BY the gree:lhacaers
of Oregon His chances of an election and
beng struck by lightning are about equal
, 1878-05-04
BuSNARcK's health is improving.
MARRIED.

HAMnToN-S -SNALLEY- 9th. by Rev.
II. w. Eagan, Charles ". Hamilton and
Lucy f. Smalley, ail OF this county.
April 2&th, by o. z. Lacy, J. p, ID. G.
Coy and Lydia j. Walker: \. White aod
Olive Nitherrite . Francis Evarra and Ecfu-
gia Ballensuella. all of this county.
, 1878-05-04
- = -

H.xcEp.-San Francisco has lost q hood,
lum. John Rink, a young man who starred
ia lie with determination to eztcrininate
the Chinese. AID wound up by killing 4 po-
Ec,,nan. was hanged in San Francisco, one
day last week. The usual amount "t slekiy
sentimentality, and uuo ereusiy Slgned
petition bad no effect upon Gov IRWIN
, 1878-05-04

\ NEWSPAPER. In Idaho, in = conpar;-
lively small town. town ON TIE decline
there is published ore of the most readable
and best conducted papers on the coast.
The editor, man Of more than average
ability, displays al amonnt OF energy AMI
enterprise that would do credit 10 the col
umns of some of the more pretensious jour
nals-papers, doubtless, having a larger cir
culatiOn III the immediate neighborhood
from which our friend draws his support,
than the modest paper over which he
presides. We have TO acquaintance with
this brother, and, therefore, what We write
is not intended to promote the interest of
one bound to us 10y the ties of friendship.
Merit, wherever found, always commands
our respect. and in thus speaking of the
Idaho Araidmrh@. we are only bestowing
praise where 1t is deserved
, 1878-05-04
photographs f:ei3EchrS.

70 all who have photographs especially
those Of cabinet size which they desire 10
have painted il the tEes: style of water-c"ior-
iEc, We cordially commend Mrs. Louisa SchC-
field. whose work compares ftvorably with any
done in San Francisco or New York, while her
prices are only one-ha!f. Residence, Third st.,
south side of M:ll creek
, 1878-05-04

DR. J. II. BOYD has been Summoned has
tily to Baker city, Oregon, where his young
est son is laying at the point OF death. DR..
Boyd regretted to leave lis patients. and re-
quested us to say that he will return at the
earliest possible moment.
, 1878-05-04

WHAT Ais TIE CLEGGyMES An ex'
prizes. was fonnd guilty OF murder III Penn
syIyania a few days ago, and reverned
gentleman in New jersey has just been III
dieted for an alleged attempt to poison his
wife.
, 1878-05-04

OXFORD won an easy victory over 'aul-
bridge IN the boat race. but the time was
lad and the interest small. 80 mucn ior
.spuIls" on pure water.
, 1878-05-04
He!.rf for the Farmer,

Kill THE SQUIRRELS. H. 4. Holmes, our
druggist, has invented a Sqnirro' Poison that
is perfect and which can he sold for one half
or one-third the price Of any in the market.
II is nov making it in large quantities. and is
ready t. supply farmers or dealers. Put up in
2-ib, 5-lb and l2-lb packages, OF sold in bulk.
Every package warranted. IL Sm
, 1878-05-04

AT Naples French ship fred a salute
IN hcaor OF Grant, and the japanese en-
voy on another ship bowed IN acknowledge
rient, thinking it was meant for him So
mnch for allowing an American man-of-
war to parade an e4president. Who
paTs for the Goals -
, 1878-05-04

DR j. N. BoYn, physician and surgeon, Of
fee in the oil library rooms, opposite STATES
NAN office. The doctor has h:i twelve years
experience III the treatment of diseases prevail
ent ia the valleys east of the Cascade noun
tains. Makes 10 spec;alties, but requests that
:nauiry be made as to HIS success in all branches
Of the profession, especially IN the treatment
II diseases OF women and children, inciuiiag
obstetrirs and surgery. Relies upon merit for
patronage and upon patrons Tor references.
, 1878-05-04
TRAY III ARR
administrators Sale of Real Esla.e

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in
~ pursuance Of an order Of sale made by
the Probate Court of Walla Walla county, in
the Territory of Washington, on the J0th day
OF April, y d., 1878. IN the matter Of the
Estate OF JOHN MURPHY, deceased, the
undersigned. Administrator of said Estate, will
sell &. Public Auction, Exclusive Of growing
crop, to the highest bidder. for gold coin, and
subject TO confirmation by said Probate Court,
On stTtEDiH. the a5th day OF May. A. d..
1873. at the hour of one o'clock, P. H., OF that
day, in front Of the Court House, in the city
of Walla Walla, county and Territory afore-
said, all the right title, interest, and estate OF
said JOHN MURPHY, deceased and also all
the right. title. interest and estate, which SAID
est.,e has by operation Of law or otherwise ae,
quired, other than, in addition 10 that OF Said
deceased ut The time of his death, IN and 10
those certain lots, pieces or parcels OF land
situated. lying and being II the county OF
Walla Walia, Territory Of Washington, AMI
described as fellows, to-wit The W ! OF the
L OF the " Of section Is, III township !,
Forth Of range 81 east, containing 40 acres; oi
which about - acres are under cultivation and
about acres in n-orchard; with small dwelling
house thereon. Deed at expense OF pur-
chaser. Dated May !, 1873
WI R. HAMMOND.
Administrator of the Estate OF JOHN MURPHY,
deceased.
7. j. ANUERS, Attorney for Estate. :2-sw
, 1878-05-04

BuTr2IcK PATTERNS Latest styles. just re
ceived at Mrs. Younys, Third street, next door
to the Engine House.
, 1878-05-04

Imported August 1877; six years old; lG} hands
high weight 600 lbs in good condition ; spotted
like leopard rather rsI.y III appearance and very
stylish long neck, fs.e in the throttle clean 6Ony
head fine eye and ear; hIIh the wiihcrs; round
i'll body: well musc,el, Wit, clean, ocrly legs set
well uni-r him; :,boniint. vital force lofty
rage; abun.a .an; knee actiun and unsurpassed not
tini, action for one Sf his Kind.
LEOPARD viii staT.d rh:S seison, commencing
April 1t, 1873. at George Stnlcot's, the Cot
toEwooi School HoGse, miles southeast of Wa!la
Wala- He VIII b. there .iay cut OF each week,
and lays 1T Milton, 10 miles sOufh o: Walia
"a III. !; Ii. -. ~.
, 1878-05-04
R.EEAT@ q -

Imported august. lS7. years old l6 hands hi,h ;
weight 1860 POUNDS i"t h:rk hig!I .'raI
very fine head and meek well sl.aIe. shoulders q
r,!I,.I hoiy; the best If f.; "a high StcIp.r and
rapii trott-r, VIII stsni days 4: L. <. McCoy's,
a,I , days at Weston, Oregon. dropping a day later
at eac 2 ace.
yE.syi=-Single leap, SEQ, cash down; season.
e3j due at time ofseryic payable ai tie end ut tie
season; insurance, $50, payable when tie mare IS
known To b. with foal- All bills payable In L. s.
gold com P,sturarc furn ish,d ~ Inare from dis
tlpae free OF ciarge: viii any RESPONSE
bty in of accidents. For further particulars
enquire OF
JOSEPH II. Mccoy, NaIh WaIla, VT,
w S- GOODWIN, Mi!tCn Oregon.
EI- We offer slG0 n premium for the hest colt,
1T weatning time, snC by Leopard or Bril.ni 2I3:n
, 1878-05-04
GRAND NEEEzER,

Imported August. lS77; five years oh: IGi hands
ligh; weight, 1870 pounds color, l.sl,t duprle
gray; IA styI>h active lorse; well hIaIcei il. lis
general make mp; Sp.enSf bIck and qGi te:s very
broad stiff clean fl: legs and ooi !c,ti ska tbI
llai: very fiIe sc'iOn Ia,':b.
GRAND VIZ ER viii stand his season at Tios.
K. McCoy's ranch. on tie Tun-l-Ium, miles south
u the city of Wuii y ala, Washington ir!Iiiorr.
, 1878-05-04
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoiiice, at Walla Walla
May ith, 1873:
, 1878-05-04
BUSINESS NGTECES.

Persons calling for these letters VIII please
say Advertised WM NAWTkR, T. NJ
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-03-21

NO CURE, No PAY.r-We author
ize our Agents to guarantee that our
Medicine. If taken according to direc-
sions. will relieve constipation and the
diseases incident to torpid liver; and
Il any one viii show by positive proof
that 1t has not produced what we guar.
tee. they are entitled TO return of
their money, provided they take the
genuine Simmons's Liver Regulator by
the directions.
For sale by ]. Il. Zeiliu S Co., Phila-
de!phla, Pa.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-03-21
a sample Rott1e FOR rr,aI.

TT ynn are trnnhlnd with haadaEnc,
dullness, incapacity to keep the mind
on any subject, dizzy, sleepy, or ner-
,i0us feelings, gloomy forebodings, IT.
ritability of temper, or bad taste in
the mouth, unsteady appetite, choking
sensation in the throat, pain in the side
or about the shoulders, coldness of ex-
tremities, etc., or in fact any SYMPTOMS
of liver complaint, biliousness, con
stipation of the bowels, OF dyspepsia,
go . your druggists, Morley Bros. and
get bottle of DR.. Sherman's Prickly
ash Bitters. No spirit is used in their
manufacture except pure article of
uoIland Gin. Ladies, in particular,
will find them peculiarly adapted to
their wants in all ages and conditions
of life. The label tells all they con-
tain, consequently physicians do not
hesitate to prescribe them. Sample
bottles fer trial 25c. Regular size 81.
Rmd
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-03-21
Galveston Lave stock usrkss.
GALVESTON. March is, 1878.

GALVESTON, March IS, 1873.
Johnson Foster, live stock commits
sion merchant, reports the live stock
market as follows:
Receipts-Beeves and COWS, 323;
calves and yearlings, &C; sheep, -;
hogs, 1874.
Saies-Beoves and cows, $50; calves
and yesrings, 63; sheep, II; hogs,
On hand-Beeves and cows, ifS.
calves and yearlinga, 3; sheep, IS.
hogs, ESQ.
Totsl receipts since January IL
Beeves and COWS, 1852 calves and year.
lings 774; sheep, 1898; hogs 1852.
PRESENT QUOTATIONS..
Beeves and cows-G,sod 70 choice.
per 10. gross 2I4 to2 lie; common
and ordinary, per ID. gross, :. 70
=. Two year olds = Choice, per
head, -. 70 -; common, do,
.. to 49,. Yeafiings-Choicc PEI
head, 50 to SO; common, do.
SO 70 $5. CaIves-Choiee, per head.
81 90 20 -. 90; common, do. Is 70
20. sheeP-Choice. per ID. gross,
4 10 4 1-2c; common, do, 3 20
3 1-2c. Hogs Choice, per ID. gross,
3 20 3 lie; cnmmon, do, 80. to
Cornfed beeves and cows-choice per
ID gross, 3 IL 70 8 1 &c; fair 70 oFdi-
AIRY, do. 2 81 70 &c ; rough, do,
1-2 10 2 Sic.
Eu uga c.gnfed cattle in hauds Of
dealers 70 .uppIy all demands for zen
days. Prices declining. shippers are
almost certain 10 50 tain very heavy
losses within the next rwo weeks. i
. almost impossible TO place grass cat
-Ie ~ ary p ice Calves ard yearlinRs.
4 Choice 10 demand. 8 ,teD-No
choice on mafket. Hogs E 3.u b on
hsnd tosunply 'he trade for h. season.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-03-21

ENJOY LIFE.-What truly beautiful
world we live in! Nature gives us
grandeur of mountains, glens and
oceans, and thousands of means for en-
joyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but how often
do the majority of people feel like CIV
ing it up disheartened, discouraged
and worried out with disease, when
there is no occasion for this feeling, as
every sufferer can easily obtain salts
factory proof that Green's August
Flower will make them as free from
disease as when born. Dyspepsia and
liver complaint is the direct cause of
seventy five per cent. of such maladies
as biliousness, indigestion, sick head
ache, Costiveness, nervous pr0stration,
dizziness of the head, palpitation of
the heart, and other distressing symp-
toms. Three doses of August Flower
will prove its wonderful effect. Sam
pie bottle, 10 cents. Try it.