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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

When tho nerves are unHlrnngi lhe head
arhha tho apostle N pn0r or variable, ho
HlH0p disturbed, and general depreciation
Of llal power IN experienced, hupl \ hllln
Oi Things can mol long oKift without the de-
yhlnpinHnt Ut serious disease tho most no.
tlVnhnd genial inylROTant known M iiOsl0i-
tarls stomach iltleTR Tha absolute purity
Ol NJ RpiriiuOnA bahlH and bnlnnlG lnRrell'
enf piVnh II u permanent claim lOpnbll0
confidence, Hnd liA surprising medicinal
value ID admliled hY medical men NJ dis
tlnOli0u, lay whom N IN widely used ~ prl-
Yal0 practice, For fever and hRuH -holll hhh
proven no ana remedy dyHpopsla, llyer
pnllnnt rhniernlG Cumplninhi llnlulnn0e,
aud nll Intestinal dlA0ldpIai II IN u thor
q IElly r0llHblN remedy, II N lhehnll-i blllo
HpuOliiH pnt excellence ~ NE mhlq lhl dlhr
tiiniaOf this nild other COMMITTEES, whore diH-
nNsoa born I mlnRmp prevail, nnd ASA gon-
oral hOusohuld remedy II 10 also universally
esteemed, HprlBlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16
The New Doorkccper Of Tho House

New York Express: General Charles
ID. Field the new doorkeeper OF the
house, graduated from West Point
about the year 1919, and at the out.
break of the rebellion had risen TO the
rank of lieutenant colonel Ct cavalry,
A citizen of Virginia, he resigned
from the army to cast his fortunes with
the confederacy, and rose 20 the rank
of major-general, serving good por.
ton ofthe war in Virginia under Gen.
eral Lee. In the year 1875, with, il il
said, some help from General Sherman.
he succeeded in getting an appoint.
ment from the Khedive of Egypt, and,
with General Loring and Stone, PARTED.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

In reference to the printing of the
New City Directory of Dallas we have
this to say Messrs Morrison ~ Co., ap,
piled to us to do the work, stating at
the same time that they were willing
to give us an advance on the price they
could have the work done elsewhere at.
While we can easily tackle any ordinary
job OF the kind, we are frank to confess
that we had not the "sorts necessary
to do the job, and so withdrew the bid
The Marshall Messenger slightly miss
takes us in its issue of the 18th when
it says we gave the reason that we
could not get the work out in salts.
factory manner"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

Young mpn those days seriously ronsllern
glu'B health II hubipel "a Mysteries, lhhy
nnd itnu ANA say Hiin 10 unilt iOr q VIE, "
snf ~ pale, frrhln And rmnclaleli 90 hullrlH
irln hipk headache ~ palpllhllnnl nl hll4
rlunuin female lfnpble, no young kehlh
glnau tho facts, ana dnnllr lhAl she Wnnl 90
FaInals Hltiers, IL viii restore your health,
ylanT aud strength viii lmpAfl e0lnr W
yGur checks, add rniundlly 10 your INNS
aud give you q interchangeable appearance ia
6vHry respect, can and gHi lull particulars
TrKaH, tlllmhyl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

paled 10 the campaign against the
Abyfsiuiana, He returned " the
United States last yenr when his dlHS
abilities were removed by an act 0i the
pTeseNt congress, General Field IL a
Tyne N the OLD school, courteous SOUTH
ern gentleman, and h exceedingly
popular win lls friends, Ito n nix
irel three inches IN height aud robust
In proportion,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

The Comanche Chief is above all pet-
ty Jealousy, and proud to see honors
awaiting so many Texas editors, or
rather SO many Texas editors awaiting
honors.- Gaipeston Ne,os.
j. L. Barlow (coloneD has got his
name in the papers as a suitable person
to represent Throckmorton's district in
congress and ). w Downs (maior) is
lust the man for lieutenant governor )"
When the time comes we want il under
stood that the Chit is for Oltorf of the
Marlin Bal, for president of the United
States.
We want the gentle CHIT to under.
stard that he has got the thing al,
wrong, and we shall claim the presi,
dency over any and all competitors.
The white house or nothing is our slo,
gan, thou gentle descendant of Logan. |
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

OFFERING reward of one thousand
dollars causes almost as much democrat,
hation among the detectives AS is ex,
perienced at the capital when an emer-
gency arises. The detectives can edo
nothing" for back-capping each other,
as tho sports would say.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

SHOULD gang of train robbers bounce
on to a train some evening just MS you
are contemplating the beauties nature
has bestowed upon the country over
which you are travelling, "do nothing"
II you would emulate the excellent,
aweblding precept set by the chief
executive Dare not even throw pea,
nut hull at them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

No other medicine IN the world was ever
given such u test ~ ilh curative qualities nA
lOHnhnuh Hnrmnn hyfup, IN lhfcp Year,
bottles Of lhla medicine was distributed free
OF charge 10y druggists ~ TINS country Ia
those AFFLICTED win Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia aud other
dlRNMthOi the throat und lungs, giving the
American people undpnlHhln proof lLhl Der
man syrup VIII cure ihom, llH result hnh
been thnt druggists In 0V0ry town ana VIII
lngo la tho United hinioH ara recommending
II IN their customers, GO % your druggist
aud Wk what thoyhnOw about H. sample
bottles ~ cents Regular al2o 10 oGniH, Three
dpiuR viii relieve any case,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

those mellitluous letters from the
oranges by the editor of the Examiner
continue to pour their lingering Sweet
ness into the ears of the "horny
handed " from east Texas. Number
three speaks of Throckmorton as tom
SCOTS nominee" That sort of thing
may tickle a few people in other sections
of the state, but in east Texas we are
very certain it won't do Mr.. Lang bit
OF good, nor the Ecamiaer either,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

AS the state convention is to be held
at Austin on the Eth of July, it be.
comes our county executive committee
to issue its call for primaries and II
county convention at an early day, to
select delegates to the state convention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16
A BuIIiiudinous Lobby,

Kansas City Times 1t is said that
the female branch of Jay Gould's Wash.
ington lobby boasts an array of the
handsomest and most luscious looking
females that we've ever brought to bear
IN whole broadside upon the legisla.
ton of this country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

WIS are glad to learn that tour " sets
tloment of political affairs pleascs the
San Antonio ErprcsS "rhrocll" will
surely be governorir the Express repre-,
sents west Texas in this matter
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

TnE Statesman wittly decapitotes the
editor of the HERALD and the citizens of
Dall0s on the subject of train robbery,
How about municipal murder, brother
and the a." fat editor of the Statesman {?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

ru WeathcrIord Tmes has hopes
that that progressive yillogo viii IN
time become the pitlsbwg Of Texas,
It's confidence in the future is simply
sublime,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

"WATNG for something toturn up
with red tape ON it's the joke these
train robbers are now enjoying perhaps
on some secluded island whore "reN
wardsU are too Dim.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16
Bully alerald.

f4E nAlLY hHRALD % puhllhhtl stfpi4
m0Tlingi HIGani nn Monday Nv wv W
nunum la advance, postage pfhphln W
alNenls per week delivered ln no Nl4'
ADyERTIHEIEg HATES Que square wv VIZ ',,
nonnarei1 ono tame u 10 nHrh hnhstlprnl
ineefilon. Ia cents special TniHh luf weekly
monthly ana yearly hdfn Nsplh'
TnH WEEHLY HEHALp y lnhllAlhn hNn'f
Saturday no rni gAl " w pbl'sphll FAF
nRe PREPAID
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

" tho train robbers should pouncc
down upon Austin, the governor may
have chance of holding up his hands
and eSclaiming, 81 can do nothing"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

II our Observation-Disclosures
thoNlaw governor had been on the platp
icrm with Conductor Alvord he would
have iolt like doing something just
nbout lhon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

YouN0mm afraid ol-his.record don't.
Consist with the ideas grent many
people have Of taking old Taurus by tho
horns in cases of emergency
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

IN the brlphtlexIoon of express rob'
berries, there Ia no such thing Oa coplul'
ing tho robbers, "l'ho governor can do
nothing"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16
ANioe Pair to.Drnw 10.

Wilkesbarre Record, Hon. j. Madi.
son Wells and Hon. Pinckney Stewart
Benton Pinchback are in Washington
for the purpose of advising the presi,
dent as to appointments in Louisiana
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

FouR successful train robborlos within
n fortnight Is pretty good evidence that
those skilled bandits can edo someN
thingu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

" Conductor Alyord should ever I'll
the gubernOtorlOl chair ho will m'
doubtodly "do something" when pass
songer trains are robbed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

TnfRF Is a disposition on tho part Of
an inquirIng public 10 ascertain when
"somolhing' can "be done"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.
B0lT'lina Advertisements Inherited lWlopin
this column fnr Twenty Five Cents,


UNO LEI lnpne or Eva nHi-rlHfs genlle'
1 men, nn elegantly furnished lunWi hllh
lnOln hilA0hHli riHiriu WHlrTi lWp Squares
SCUM ~ court house corner Houston anu
fnlh streets also ono large room ~ fthii
very lrslrhl 10 lpr sleeping apartment Az
ply ~ Mrs hilrIb, APPS II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

JouR WESLEY llAHnlH thinks his lot a
hard 'un,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16
@. b. w ELLBORN
Attorney-at-Law
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
'07 Lamar ST., Dallas, Texas.

INHE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF
Il DALLAS-ln Commissioners Court, spe.
clal term, Tuesday, April ,. ISIS Whereas
on the 2Sd day OF February, a. ID. 1871, upon
application of the requisite number of uIill-
ihed voters of Justices precinct number six.
In Dallas county, Texas, Ru election was or.
uefeu by missouri to determine whether The
sale OF Intoxicating liquors should be PRO.
hibited within the limits Of said precinct.
ana wherea', in pursuance of said petition
ana the order OF this court, an election was
ned in said precinct on the 23d day of
March, 1873 conforming in all reSpects to
the requirements OF the law IN such eases
made ana provided; aud whereas, at sail
election, a m0jOrity of the vote cast i'm said
precinct was for prohibiting the sale of in
toxicating liquors Within the limits thereof.
~ Is therefore ordered by the Court that
the sale of Intoxicating liquors shall be, and
is abso utely prohibited within the limits of
said Justices precinct.
a true copy from the minutes.
witness my official signature, and seal OF |
SAID court. Done at my Office In the city of |
Dallas, this ith day of April, A. ID. ISIS,
A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk.
by II. ID. RAwLINs, Deputy. aprG dwiw |
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16
DALLAS. TEXAS.

TUESDAY MORNING APRIl H.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

AZ ARLINGTON Huuhll-IhlH house ~
w situated On enTlHrOf wood Apl MAThel
tlTelH' Fpllieh seeking % house WIN ~ lhh
CON prlh ~ y home can not 40 hrlltl llihl
HlVh Ito Washington mouse cal, ihe ihplp
N supplied win The beat ne market can NJ
10 ~, plsihIn water Furnished uf uhluIh'
lhhed rooms IA lot, lluid nnd lplglga Joy
MIMIC fnhll-lm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

no ENullANdE. fi7 acres ~ lana IN
Young, Ii7d la JOhus0n and 100 ia DHn-
ton cnuniiaA ~ exchange for good Dnllhh
city property on good lnnd RON llVo % elglll
miles nom Dallas, lluh estate Oliloo I'll
Main street, OppOAltn ihu court houhe. ga,
lhn29-ln, We, NlOkLhS'
NJ E,-AdyertisemeniB may DO handed
~ into our buhlneha ONCE up 20 w. mn
ana INTO lho GumpnsinH room WV ~ M
I'O MOVE FuRNlTuhE, PlANOs,L ook'
l Ing GlaaHoa, Elcu with care, ana very
Qhenp, II, n, kltEl ltlt Leave orders ~
j, T. Murphy ~ rn.t Lamar street, oci2-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16
MEXICAN
Mustang Imminent,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

ANla NNNUNNl NtiH NNIi|.FI|N nlWUNlHN |l Ausr4
90, where Mature provides ln hrr luhnTluI. XXX.
glpnhmg anihm0a foe ilo maladaluf hdr r'IG'
alslF ll3 llMg lN' N..h ,all,l'4ml Ipr % }taa.
Ghn Mmlrln MUaluE Imminent hauIltrhl...
TdWri hiur Nll external WlWDUlhuf uHu ...I n.y.
Iuhflpk owners and nrWUrH 10 ID mul.u.I 'N
a H|uH'n huIiin ulIrn snNnH b human ks .l ID.
stolrl ila usefulness of 1910 rforeut huer. of.
cow uT Hlvtr
Il our1 Goroi ,hoofal, hollow hon r1b
lg. rW. WuIW. hNuu|IUuuiI mHW", Oh. H|Y..rl
r.iurl ~ pHHONUHl lrpIi.n4 und Nau.... .I.l rs,5
mgh d,faHtrt 'HF.n0k breeding ml Hrh lh
No uurrttTrf IrWl |Iuupln ul Iu..r.. .IIsI
eos lImUuH.Hl N.|Hl" Nri, nNNuyt Hplalus. Uuri.g
wind .Il, llHH huN0i rtrurlH,
Iun NtE.rau 500 IluF LuWput h ile nuIlL,.t
Curf lu tNrWuI'd fu. urrlruia occurring ID An,
family ln Ono nhfrutn ui "a pu5Hg.m Hurh nj
luIuH, au4lda, OPS IIuH cuts, uIr, unl H. IIrrt,a
taW, aud uiuupsi puFruhrrtd hy ulUusurr pnf
ucuIHly valuable IN Mnrri
Dr. b. Tho cheapest irrrdF No iuu world 6,r a
p0nelAtp8 ilu mu.0lu i0 lhr bono. and "a ,IUgls
duplication 10 Ttuuully sufficient a. puir
NeHIuHu AuNlHW auIWDul 10 put Np il lima
Gitaa OF lutaInl iln lNlHur unua hpiug pr0portpn
Hlpiy MuqA tuu cheapest
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

GlluATlgkrl iy ~ yQungmnn nom Penn
- hylYanla Has had seven years expert
en0n ~ Tho piOnHTy ana plulhlng huhlhhHh'
Host ~ recommendation given, WIG no
object Inquire NJ tho Clly lilll Posters
once, HprG'lt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16
For Sale

NNTANTED -TO EXCHANGE a nice ros-
w ldenoo lot IN tho best part Of Fast Dnl-
lar fora horse nnd wagon, balance rhhlls
Can nt uOH Main street, april ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS


vood0ml'ualt otlat uoai amrrsa isa w. Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-16

hLD PApERt.-At this OfliOG, N puunti-
" tl0a ~ suit, NJ NJ q hundred, iy9h.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
!" NATIONAL RAKez.

The National Garnse, Patrons
d Hasbandry, met at Cincinnati
% the 2Ist Of November, with
80 attendance Of about seventy-five.
including the Master and Secretary
from most OF the states. The com
mittee on credentials made a report.
which was laid over for deba.c. The
Masters annual address was read.
Ihe principal suggestion was that
the rules for the government OF CO.
operative associations oaxht tl he so
lao'iihed as TO allow persons Of parties
engaged in other industriai pursuits
70 become stockholders. The rEa.,
Of the executive committee sat :
that but few of the three thousand
copies Of the ritual priated have been
sod It advises the iiscontinuance
Of Change agencies now in existence.
ana recommends in their stead that
the National Grange encourage pat
Fons to establish rstail and Wholesale
stores upon strict principles of ofco-oper-
alton, and discourage the building IN
Of salaried or commissioned agencies.
Il also advised the discontinuanee of
plans Of economizing expenses,
among which may be named the
disalloWanee OF constructive mileage.
and limiting the sessions of the Ma.
tlonal Grange to ten DAYS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
The WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD-PURIFlER.
HEhEAR.

Ta.s fscomoaYa57n DEP URATTVEy 10
Q p2arerfai 4 Itsds.f1Ik1s Z. TIL, IoHICs Dr.
EN1, combining. esgtsses schfeh sender
c fHselisaess Essd sasses- fesIinQi aud bv
c1ke all diseases CT tao blood. I{s fngro-
Gtenss Uf-o Of & purify harmless crtfae-
tieit, TIC I,yosSRcfs Gnsae[cd fsoils s'cs1ioto
Egyptian Ps-GsilsceS, GisH stlsego there {s
Tie slf9ssfrss fafift q sIiscnse IA HE sys-
teia, Il neres. fails fss cieettHQ that oiseasc
through faf ssicdiuns CT tho skin, o. cr-
Channels cf the 6otg, sssegcb1 ufSosciHg,
aud, s,.leed, Ierel,.g sslt tHo o,gG,,ss s1.to
ditiois. A Segy brief sPaec ,eJ tii,is sstit
eonrissce Gay Est.esst testing e, oI tis iI':-
iIeo properties, Il befsg, most ss1qrestica.-
a0tY, flle Sca.y ccssS or saestsest tl'slsss.lss.
ace, III fko sreGt8lcns cJ ercsy disease
tgaero the Blood ITSELF - fsi.RGFtig the
sees Of sho tasi2fs 81 ssteoaae.,' slts's as
causes that lead 20 this terrible o1liettoHs
Of srhich clf eiriIfSe6 seHAaasliffeS arc
soenf.amt, for JsiblieaI 1rRth has ASSERT
rIsfE csca sflse tho sIilsI end Iomslh ge.s-
ss,;s to = - = = "a :. =
FslreFItst Tejupeliatei', csGsitg The arreets
Of Eaaa cnee more 10 Csssare thc Ced-ttks
IF Tos. cITxHEo Is DISEASES, BRfs-
Arr DISORDERS, g0NSIIPATION on
COSTIFENESS, J.1IER -4NI5 KIDNEY
COMPLAIRTS. G GENERAL 4 IND EgRIs-
GIANBUEzR EHLNEGEAIAJ7S Efsf-
TEEEYO E4sTo US CANCER, SCURFT,
AHEsECII0 rs or THE DONT rs. IND0-
LENT ULOER6, FEMALE CON-
PLAINS (Gsag - tfso Gc4sfEes. se-s fs Is =
boon tasa1 sought fer 6U eepsfssre, ssisesie-
sF6Ee. S-ssd delicate Jcl7s gets as ff takes
direct Geffo1 sfpol their astsaeE4s) And
All FORMS Or CHRONIC DISEASE
IN HHICH THE BLOOD IS THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE, &c - snsetvoBse. A
7's-sereranee sritA This remedy srifs prose
a positive uac permanent ctrfo geT
CHTELS aSttf FETERS and al MIA
RIAL POI6OGS.
thousands of Testimonials affect fas
truth Of these cfGs1as.
Price, One Dollar, is large botsle, or
et9 bottles, So.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
THE OREGON AND WASHINGTON
LAND REGISTER.

3hs eb5ect Of which Is to bring Land Owners and Real
Estate Agents into closer Communication with the
With view o the Ultimate purchase Of lands Il viii
~ pEnbed N regular Newspaper form eeht-rasa 10y
1e inches and vii be devoted solely to the pTe for
which L Is established The first edition at ( an ~,
Is EiH be issued about the Ioth OF FeF1,sTv XXI
and as ofsea thereafter IS the influx Of Immigration
dszaands.
Description Of farms and other property for zals win
ba eondensed to occupy ten lines GO worLs1 or .ess
and w1l be charged for 1t the rate Of one soar ecl
L u than probable that from tsrenty-sya n
lty thousand people viii be added our population
during tie spring and summer Of 1878. Eearf,. an
in1srants who come to Oregon and Washington Ter
FitoRy land hrBt at Portland, and will receive cooT of
this paper, ~ It viii be distributed gTatutcusiy It
WI thefetore be the best possible means of bringing
lands and other property for ssle to their notice.
descriptions Of property for sale may be zTitten out
u eu giving character location, price, SALE
which VIII be editorially condensed to the required
lpeo- and the letter numbered to eorrezo.id y;s the
description, and He'd IN my ofics for reference No
eRe VII be made for sales arranged through this
Ageoey-ths only fee required being one dollar for
sach description inserted in the LAND Rzsis7Es which
Eust Be Forwarded with the description. Il may be
ss n silver By registered letter. BY ps.si o-er at
correspondents on al SUBJECTS connected gitli the
Development Of al portions Of the STATE and Territory
respectfully solicited.
the wants OF all parts Of the Sta:e and Territory for
3abofers, mechanics, merchznts etc. which is open for
ne fFse inspection Of newcomers. Notice Of such
wants respectully solicited. All matter intended for
publication In ths land register must be written on one
noe q the paper only, and be in prior to the first of
keof1a, 1878 All descriptions OF property for sale
1H ee inserted IN the order Of their srrFal-those
coming drst On the outside pages.
eging that this publication viii be greatly to the
vantage OF both buyer and seller resreetstilly So
bet IA patronage of Che public
A4dress AL communications to ne at Portland Ore
goa. a -. S.s-s. ~ .'s-ss1s sssfS y
PozFaANB, Or December 20. isi7. N nsi,f
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACEEON.

A slight so-c1t,ef cold s-iII offtfn,es
lead 60 a serious cough, snHtcIl, tifcared
for or badly treated, must hal-s bat ono
Tcsutt-ft mast eressfHGfe Ia a settled case
OF BRONCHITIS. or srllat Is srorsr, fhe
deadly CONSUMPTION. 10 all suffering
from h1rdssinr cosrgft and e<neefoFdtfolf,
xR4CEEOK Offers q sound, Selfobie. and
permanent relief. It otsgsses7fs errecfo-
ration ard enables the Tatse1is to e=pcf
fAat terTttfy septic deposit, srhicil, u feJt
IgisEogf .issdtcioas tveat11teIlf, asiIfst COM
gsssnfcGte its poison 20 the e-esfestgal. sub
stance of the tuSsJ, degeAeT0ffa0 and de-
and tfltfsI1cfcS only fss an eaffg d75d sfsE-
timely death. THACHEOT aas no e1tssff,
S1sHch less q eftpertor, and Sts sfse tciu not
only SeBtore the deposit, fherebg u6oTclf,sa
great Tetfef, btff heals the SisesIibs rune and
aeares the patient in possession Of healthy
tUH0 tissue.
Price, Eif1s Cssss ssr bottle, or si=
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
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FaTnIGGaTden.


10 farm like mine, not favored
With any living brook or spring, !
consider good windmill a most iin-
portant and valuable piece of ma
ehlnery. Mine not only saves the
labor Of pumping, but furnishes an
abundant supply Of water at all
times for house use IS we'll as for all
stock on the farm. Detroit Tribune.
Looking over the grape vine you
viii observe many slender canes not
having more than half the diameter
Of the stronger ones; these must be
cut close to the parent stock. Then
cut on the stronger canes at the point
where they begin to decrease in d.
aineter. This point is generally
rom three to six feet from the ter
nalnal bud, and may be known from
the FAINTER color of the wood and im-
fastured leaves. This done, and the
vine IS prnned. = Dutc6ess Farmer.
We often wonder Why farmers in
this county do not use the cart more !;
Il Is far n0re handy FOR loading and
eumping manure, soil, roots. etc.,
than the wagon, being more easy to
load, and especially to unload. A
cart can Be quickly loaded and iump-
Cd, and ouly requires one good horse
70 draw It. In England carts are In
constant use. being very popular in
the harvest field. We are glad to
see that dunping wagons are employ.
ed on many Of our farms. This load
Ing manure from a barn-yari, and
hauling It BY q wagon few hundred
yards, to be unloaded fork-full by
fork-fuIl, is waste of time and la
Dor, Of both man and beast. - Rural
World.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-01-11
DYSPEPSIA.
GASTR0N.

GASTROE IS q safe, speedy, 0Ha posi-
ttee ctryo FOR th0s sIs0st dopFesstng OF all
tiesafs5 als1 q 5Tfef course OF Ssseafstelit srffE
Sest0g'eitle digestive o+gasls 10 t}seiI. iotfs-
tine streRgfa, Gssd promote the healthy
action Of the stomach and tsssssfisses. The
sseFross sTrifa6f3isg Of literary and an
Psrsoz1 pursuing q sefeEfarB life, -
specdttg removed By this agent. Iho
stomach Is restored to heGlffs ard the key-
stofe OF the syste5rs sr;ts once s1ore respond
ia the performance of 1r6oF.
Price, One DOttGf, In E4@9e bottle, 81.
str Softtcs, So.