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, 1879-12-27
FRESH CIGARS.

Thirty thousand fresh cigars Of the finest
trlnds, and new supply Of the best goods in
his line at Horatio U'Briens stand. Call on
him and be convinced
, 1879-12-27
NOTICE..
L. S. LAND OFFICE,

L. S. LAND OFFICE,
Walla Walla. W. T.. Nov. II, 1879.
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
n fled in this oifice and application made
under the Act # Congress approved june Sd
1878. entitled s. An act for the sale Of Timber
Land5 in the States Of California, Ore;,ln, Ne
vada and in Washington Territory" to pur-
chase SET Sec. Is. T. No. S, y. of X. No. 80,
T.. Application viii be heard February 24th,
1881 i. H. MORRISON,
an H.. Reyistsr
, 1879-12-27

This fashionable resort is nnc Of the incest
saloons in the city. Superintendent Jerome
takes pleasure in waiting on and supplying his
customers with the best liquors and cigars.
Tex himself is our ban ideoi of jolly host
and his popularity is to be envieI.
, 1879-12-27
Tu. sIEsxs COFFEE Korsr.

A long felt want in oar city ha. AZ last been
flied by the opening Of tie Vienna coiFe. house
opposite Stalls new brick building. The own,
erS are yerv evil and entertaining youn, g,:n
t-Inen who have come I" stay, and hop- by the
excellence Of their me,.,. t. give such satis-
faction that they viii lie continually patronized.
, 1879-12-27
TON TSNllS'S.

As usual at the holiday season Tom Taylor
is in the front rank with a lar.e and fresh stock
Of notions, cigars, candies and confectionery
generally. His oysters are the largest and best
ever brought to this city, and his method Of
,iishins them up is simply perfection
, 1879-12-27
NOT OTAPEDESTRIAN.

Although the possessnr of name slightly
suggestive Of the heel and toe profession, is the
gentleman whose art in compoundlng all man.
ner of fancy drinks has given Hewey Taylor 5
saloon lrecently renovated and elegantly re6t-
ted) high rank in the estimation Of bon rirdnt..
who always find there superb lunch in addi-
tion to the choicest brands Of liquors and cigars.
, 1879-12-27
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of HENRY SEITZ, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Executor Of the above
named Estate, To the creditors oi, and all pr.
sons having claims against said deceased, TO
exhibit them with the Necessary yOachers.
within one year from the inst publication OF
this notice to the undersigned at his residence
in WaIla WaIla city. or they will be foreyef
barred. THOMAS DUFFY,
Executor.
WalIa Walla December l9 1875 51-1m
, 1879-12-27
NOTICE.

q -. IlANU UFFIIF,
Walla Walla, w. T., Nov. u, 1879. J
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
N filed in this office and application made
under the Act Of Congress approved June I'D,
1878, entitled An act for the sale of Timber
Lands in the State Of California, Oregon, Ne
vada and in Washington Territory to pur:
chase NJ NEt and +! NV, Sec. 33, /. No.S.
\. Of r. No. 80 f.. Application viii be heard
February 2lst, 1880.
T.. H. MORRISON,
40 low Register.
, 1879-12-27
SAMPLE ROOM.

En- Jurdan's sample room is headquarters for
those who imbibe the pure and unadulterated
article. Ell is one If our oldest citizens, and q
universal favorite from the Rocky mountains
down to tide water
, 1879-12-27
saSFHaNC:sCo RESTAURANT.

Wa!la Walla has many restaurants but the
leading one is the above mentioned. The pro-
prietor is sparing neither pains OF money in
securing he comfort and satisfaction of his
guests. Strangers AMI transient people can
find no other place equal in chespness, meals
being at the rate Of 3 for 81.
, 1879-12-27

SoLp IN THE SNOw.-On Wednesday
last Messrs Chapman L Boyer, the snes-
c,.,c real estate agents, sold two lots in
Ll,cL 10 of Ritz's Addition to Henry
Coleman, for the sum of 500.
, 1879-12-27

CONDITION OF SrocK.-The most OF the
stock We are told is in a fair condition. ana
are likely to go through the rerent caid speh
Ill right. But i. will n, do to have many
such cold snaps with seven or eight inches o.
snow ON the ground. Grass is too short ana
scarce to tide them over bad spell OF ten OF
twelve DAYS duration. The best thing tha'
could he done in many places wouid De 10
drive them to the grass and keep them away
a General thing are poor rustlers and greatly
s,snd in need Of some such care; this Is true
particularly when ~ feed has been provided.
, 1879-12-27

CurvooK CoMISG.-Mr. w. P. Adams
allied in on us as we were going to press to
.eu Ms that the chinook is coming. More
nayer to 1t.
, 1879-12-27
A GOOD SIGN.

One gratifying evidence OF the steady growth
of Walla Walla is the demand for homes
Chapman & Boyer, real estate agents, have
sold good many, but have still for sale ON the
instalmeut plan some chaice lots in Lsnsford's
Addition.
, 1879-12-27
NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTOR,
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON ! GO
County Of Walla Walla. 10

County Of Wslla Walla. 90
IN PROBATE-Ia The MATER Of tte Estate Of
DAVID ". BURROUGHS. Dvocascd.
GTTATION: On reading and filing the
u duly verified petition Of SARAH L. BrH-
RopSHs, setting forth that DAVID n. Bur-
RoUGus. her husband, died intestate in the
county of Walla Wslia, Territory Of Wash
inyton, on the 18th day Of November, 1873 |,
that deceslent at the time Of his death was q
resident of said county, leaving property there
in. valued at Ssleo: said property is commun-
ity property, it having been acquired since de-
eendent's marriage with p-tissoicr. prior 10 the
year lS,s9. and PRAYING for an order dissribut.
ing and assigning all Of said property 10 peti-
toner as the survivor of said decedent. accord
inS to law. 1t is ordered that all persons in
teres,ed in the estate OF said DAVID y. Bur-
RoUGHs, deceased, he and appear before the
Probate Court III said county If Walla Walla,
on MONDAY. the 18th day Of January. lsSQ,
at the hour ef l o'clock, P. ", Of that day,
then and theye to show cause, If any there be,
why an or,ler Of distribution Of the property
DESERVED in said petition should not be made
as therein prayed for. Fupher, that service
Of this citation he made on all persons interest.
ed in said estate. by publication Of this order
in the Mall, Walla SrArrsuA,;. a weekly news,
paper printed and published in the city II
Walla Walla, Washington territory, for four
successive weeks prior to said 26th iayof Janu.
AIRY, 1880.
r. GUICHARD,
Jui-e anil ex -otficio Ci,rk Of Probate.
Dated Walla Walla, Dec 4 1879. 5l-4w
, 1879-12-27
cutRIEY D.yIs. TOY STORE.

The little ones are eagerly expecting the ad-
vent Of their good friend Santa Claus. Parents
viii find him at his headquarters at Charley
Davis, where be is now holding high court.
, 1879-12-27

P,,yos IrSEp.-A pianist of first rate
.h;I,,v. wishes employment tuning pianos.
,nrIv at the STATESMAN office.
, 1879-12-27
notice.

L. ~. LAND OfflCf.
Walla Walla, w. T., Nov. 9Th, 1879.
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
n filed in this office and application made
under the act of Congress approved June Sd,
1873, entitled :" an act for the sale of Timber
Lands in the State Of California, Oregon, Ne
vada aud in Washington Territory" to pur-
chase 81, NEl. See ~, NJ, SWt, Sec q, T.
No. 8, \. r. No. 30 T.. Application will he
heard on the Goth day of February 1850.
L. H. MORRISON,
47-1lw Register:
, 1879-12-27

UNTIL DR.. Alban generously onerea
us his services as compositor In our hour
of misfortune ws we're not aware thst
he was q first-class sprint" Hut such Is
the fact Had not the fraternity come so
calamity to our assistance We "ouio
gladly have accepted his kind services
, 1879-12-27

TOYS, toys, toys, toys for Christmas and New
Years at Charley Davis.
, 1879-12-27


Ga Fl&E-Gn Wednesday morning last
IRE broke ont in the STATESMAN office and
Hnt i"r the speedy arrival of the Tiger COM
l'ny ":;h their hand engine. and the timely
assistance oi the members of the other COM
lNai"s, there l. hut little doubt but the
whole o;!ce and its expensive material.
N'u'' hsv' been completely destroyed.
'''inSt"n engine company got full steam
up III short time. and two well directed
SItsms soon brought the fire under control.
we oer our grateful thanks to the tircmen
Sh' citizens who proved themselves friends
IN need Capt p B. johnson. Of the Union
'"'e1 our everlasting gratitude by reason of
'nr energy he displayed and the offers he
male Us Il the use of his office. Oar loss
ana iT"uhieis much lessenei by the discovery
~ ~ 50 many friends amongst our citizens.
l'e thermometer being below zero, every
'''h was covered with ice during the pro-
49, OF the flames Again We tender our
.,'''N' to each and every iud;r,dual man
wiz rendered the timely assistance,
, 1879-12-27

t*SH@rED FREIGHT. is q1ite l"'
VI iT.i h; on hand yft 10 90 forward There
Is s'E" fer C"iril'r, Spohape Falls, Pine
Grow an i".ler poia.s il the upper country.
Th''- ,nnl' VIII 10. move from here until
tie ir. hloch,i- on The riveris broken ani the
sniH di-,a"ctrs from the roads. Large guam
tte' o.: wh'a' are eft q. the depot, which,
wi. E' d.r't have I" remain there until
snr'a,, .a.., l.avrs q'n.c lot Of grain in
In. IA : Should tn ,.rce go up in the
moan t'ne the farmers VII I've the cainers
p-,r''y hut on the contrary if it declines they
vii la' heavily
, 1879-12-27
NOTICE.

al MEN KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted to the undersigned for black
smithing and wagon work viii please cc;ne sor.
ward and settle and save cost
JOHN LUX,
HENRY kASFBERG-
Walla Walls, Dsc 1sth, 1879 5l-lm,
, 1879-12-27

LOCKS, trunks. and valises repaired and key 9
fitted, by J. West, Main street near 81.
, 1879-12-27

WASTED.-A strong active girl to assist il
the care Of small family. Apply at this Office
, 1879-12-27

FoR the largest stock of plated goods evel
brought to this city 90 to Stott 4 Feldmanis-
, 1879-12-27

CARvERs and table knives ground and pol
ished by J. West, Main street, corner Of 81.
, 1879-12-27

DELAYED.-The FIRE in the SrArssxAx
once, and the general mixing up Of every.
thlng-the result consequent upon IRE
In printing ofice-will necessarily delay
the publication of the "Walla Walla Val
ley Directory" 1t was intended to have
II ready for delivery on New Years Day,
we hope, howevee, the misfortune that
has befallen the STATESMAN Office will
delay US but Few days. 0s our patrons
who have SO generously supported v by
their patronage alone Of our own
city, but of the neighboring towns If
Waitsburg and Dayton, We ask to be ex.
cused for oar unavoidable DELAY.
DAVID ALLEN MILLER.
, 1879-12-27

RazoRs ground and concaved by j. W est
Main street, corner Of Sd
, 1879-12-27
Euckinsham's Dye.
roR THE WHISPERS.

FoR THE WHIShLh,-
This elerant preparation may be relied on 10
ms ~ coIor of the heard from gray or any
,ndssirsble shade, TO brown or black, At
S;Ss, S;scrtinn 1t is easily applied being in one
a,seIr ns,,ra,aa and quickly and effsctually pro
r. a nsrmanent color which will neither rub
now uor wash of. Manufactured by
HALL& CO, Nashua n. H.
uor D,r,s E Co., Wholesale Agents,
hoD'i' Portland, Oregon
Soid os AL 36ly
, 1879-12-27
HNII;S Hair RenetCer.

This standard article is compounded with the
,-aatas. care. Its effects are As wonderful and
sat;,factorv as ever 1t restores gray or faded
hair 10 its youthful color. 1t removes all
eruptions. itching and dandrlii; and the sap
by its use becomes white and clean 10y Is
tonic properties il restores the capllaly eiAnus
w,I;nr :" H. the hair grow thick and strong As .
iaHs araSs;n. nothing has been founu SO eaectuai.
or or.S desirable. DR., A. A. Hayes. State Assayc.
os os W+ss.chusetts, saws of it: Il consider it
-, 81 preparation for its intended purposess'
, 1879-12-27

AS Christmas comesm apace it p meet that
you call On Charley Davis for presents for the
little ones
, 1879-12-27

Go to L. X. G. Smiths branch below the 81
Louis hotel and ask for "Cuba y Indanos'
be best bit cigar sold.
, 1879-12-27

The Lunch Saloon, I" recently opened BY
MIR. Bruner, just below the Parisian Stat.
uary works, on Third street. near the bridge.
Is snug, eozy place. Harry Guise, IN old
pioneer, presides over the bar.
, 1879-12-27
sIRAYED OR STOLEN.

A DARK SORREL PONY, with whita
n streak down the face, black streak along
the back, and branded on the flank with "Y.
Any person knowing the whereabouts of the
above described pony, or seeing him VIII confer
A favor by informing
sa.tf REV. I'D. McCONKEY.
, 1879-12-27
the sLEIGHING Carnival

now IT WAS ENJOYED on ,ur
FLYERS THAT TURNED OUT FOR , n,sv
AND AN AIRING-wALLA WALL. 7uop.
ouGHBREDs
'"Aih street, and in fact nearly all N.
- 'e'' ana avenues of the city, have dur;no
she past week presented sight to rejoice ths
neart' The s!eighing is excellent Evsrv
'hing that could be called a sleigh. from tbs
cutter, light and s''
FRAGILE AS WILLOW BASKET
A''ANhed 70 thoroughbreds, to the unoop,bIv.
Manufactured sled drawn by the most anc;sn.
Vi hofses, We're on the road, alike ban,v
No laughter could lie heartier than tb,, ~,
came from those in the democratic turnou.s
thoush no great comfort seemed to mari ,hs
rough board seats and straw-coyered ho,to,n
oi the establishment on runners.
One could see the regular driver bsb;nd ~,
last sfeppes; the clerk in Ulster coat. with
ms sweetheart by his side, the merchant tho
hotel proprietor, and, in fact, everybody who
eouid for love or money hire horse and sleigh
was to be seen on the road.
AND WHY NOT,
Inc sie'shins has been excellent, and Walla
Walla Is noted for its Ene horses. To enun-
crate them al would take more space than our
crowded columns will permit, and 50 tn,
enumeratmg OF few must suffice:
Dr. Mack, who has host of fine horses. has
recently imported the thoroughbred stallion.
ATWOOD, from Kentucky, at cost of many
thousand dollars. His three -year-old stallion.
Orange County" from New York, is one of
the best. Small Bros ''Roland and Mate
are considered the best roadsters in the CITY.
They have also team of black mares that are
said to be quite fast. Mr. Glasfords trotter
'Goldfoil," has low record. "Dsve and
Mate are well-known and excellent roadsters
belonging to Tom Tierney. Mr. j. G. Isaacs
'Burbridge, from the blue grass regions, is
very speedy. DIR. Kellogg has a span of bays
that are fine roadsters.
At FORT wALLA wALLA
The best horses are owned by I.ieutenants
Bonus and Wainwright Mr.. Nelson, of Dry
creek, IS the proprietor of the celebrated trot-
ter Blue Mountain Boy, with a record of 2:s5
Charl-s Russell's BLACK Ress" has good
record as a trotter. Robert Kennedy owns the
horse DEXTER" with the remarkably low
record Of 2:2S. Mr.. Jarrett's Tempest" is
the most promising three year-old in this sec
tion Of the country. 1t has record Of 2:47
which, for three year-ofd geliing, is very
good. General Forsythe's Turnout is one Of
the best and prettiest dashing gray teams in
town, and are the subject of universal ad,nira-
tion and compliment as they dash along jiny:
ling their bells.
With this list of fine horses, which is but a
small part Of those owned here. we again ask,
why should not the beautiful snow" be
utilizeds
, 1879-12-27

FoR holiday goods go to Stott 4 FelSmSns
THE best bit cigar at Charley Davis.
--=-~----~-A Bs->-~->---~-
For STENCILS, go 10 Straights.
"CUBA Y Indianos."
-~--OS~~~~~----
"CUBA Y IndianoS'
, 1879-12-27
ta-tfl
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
STALLIONS FOR SALE,

STALLIONS FOR SALE.
might FINE PERCHEROY Stall
II lions, belonging to the Estate Of Col.
THos. LOGAN, deceased. They csE be seen at
Tom Tierney's stable For price and particu-
lars, apply to Tow TIEsSEY.
Or, JOHN F. BOYER,
33tf Administrator.
, 1879-12-27

WANTED.
"ANTED-MEN WITH A LITTLE
w ready cash to represent us in every
Town, CITY and Mining Camp TO introduce our
New Staple Articles. TRAVELLING AGEsTs
WANTED. Send stamp for circular.
STANDARD MANFG CO.,
l-6m San Francisco, California.
, 1879-04-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

Now that the thunderstorm season has ar
rived, the reckless small boy will be more
prompt at prayers.
New York is six week ahead Of the rest Of US
on weather, SAYS the Graphic: "The dande-
lions are already pushing up the dead leaves,
and, almost ere you know it, will be as thick as
bright buttons on swallow-tal coat-'
'Havc you ever had occasion to test the
merits OF luassia wood in your practice!" asked
q TRIBUNE representative OF Health Coulmis-
sioner DeWolf. s.Yes," replied the Doctor,
"and have found it to be very valuable rem
cdr in cases OF dyspepsia aud q debiiltatcd state
of the digestive organs" "Where is the wood
obtained7" ut comes from jamaica and the
Caribbean Islands, where it grows,-a lofty
tree known as the Bitter ash. It takes
its na1ne from negro named Quassi, who first
brought it into notice as ! medicine It was in-
troduced in Europe in 1856, and its virtues we're
soou recognized by the medical profession. The
wood has an intensely bitter taste which imparts
itself to water or alcohol. Drlnking-cups for
invalds are also made Of the wood, the water
being allowed to stand in the cups few mo-
ments. In this way it forms simple and ef-
fectiVe remedy, and is an excellent general
tonic The cups retain their strength for years."
OF course no woman ever did such thing,
but supposing now, for the sake Of argument as
it were. that q woman was to 20 to church for
the purpose Of showing off her new spring suit,
would 1t be sacrilegiou5, SO to speak?
The celebrated Quassia cups for fnyalids can
now be obtained at Frank R. Avery's fancy
wooden-ware and novelty depot, 46 Madison st.
A rich young lady has fallen In lore with and
married New York street caE-driyeE. From
the bride and the halter he went to the altar
and the bridal, and the only train and switch to
, 1879-04-13
CRIMINAL.

Charles Berry and Charles Foster. the burg.
lars OF Jessie Fosters establishment, No. lie
Monroe street, we're held to the Criminal Court
yesterday by Justice Foote in bonds of 81 GOO
each.
John Conway and Charles Reynolds we're held
to the Criminal Court yesterday in bonds of
S1,0N each by Justice Foote for the larceny OF
forty-dve silk handkerchefs from c. P. Kellogg
d. Co.
William Kelley, living ut the corner Of Laurel
and Thirty-nrst streets, was found in an intoxi-
Gated condition last night at the corner Of La
salle and Monroe streets, with q severe cut upon
the forehead. He said he had drunken quar-
rel with some unknown man, and was thrown
upon the curbstonc. Having no money, be was
taken to the County Hospital for treatment.
At $50 yesterday afternoon, while Mr.. Taom-
as was standing in front Of his coal office at the
corner ot Wood and klnzic streets talking to q
friend, John Sheehan, l6 years Of age, sneakcd
1n " Inc rear door OF the office, which had been
left open. just as be vas in the act Of helping
nlsnseH 10 Inc money-orawer and contents, he
was discovered by Mr.. Thomas, who pursued
anu ~ captured him. He WAS thence taken to the
West Lake Street Station,
g. an owner is wanted at the TwentY-second
Street Station for The following articles. founJ
upon thief arrested Yesterday: One Inzcn
snFsr forks, Rogers Bros 1917 make, md
marked barney upon the handles; one silver
eeake.kntte, ee, marked Mr. A. B., and
bearing female medallion on unner
part; three silver tabIesnoons narEai
1. =. Y. A., with sheayes OF wheat aud siclx1es
upoa u1e oanoless one silver bntter-knife mark-
, 1879-04-13
HUM0R OF THE SCALP

Thut was destroying the Hair cared with
onc ho1 of CUTICUR4A.
Meesrs. Weeks & Potter-Gent1cmen: want to
tell you what CUT1cuHA has done for me. About
zen years ago my bair began falling out, caused by
Hnmor oi the Scapl tried various remedies, too
numerous to mention, without relief. until began
using CuT1cuEA. one box OF which has entirely
cured nc, and new hair is beginning to grow.
Respectfully, MRS. o. j. ROOT
so7 West Lake-st, Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 13, 1878
Wc know the above to be true.
NARY E. TOWNS. Nd, 412 W Jacksou-st.
blRS. C. 4. GRAY, 3l1 Fulton-st
, 1879-04-13

Cured that several physicians had failed to
treat successfully.
Messrs. Weeks d Potter-Gentlcmen: I have had
the Salt Rheum on my mead and all through my
hair, also on my legs. for the past four years, hav
ing suffered exceedingly with it. The dandruf
falling from my hair was very annoying. l con-
suited several distinguished physicians in regard 10
IT. and have taken their prescriptions as ordered,
but did not find any cure and out little relief I
vas told By many persons who hive the Salt
Rheum, and who hare been doctored for years,
that there was no cure for It; THAT it was in the
blood, and should always have It.; and was al
most inclined to agree with them; but friend
Wsnted me to try CuTlcuEA, made By yonr firm. /
weeks my head entirely free from all Salt
Rheum and Dand1uf. and I cannot see any np-
a wonderful remedy. Respectfully yours,
GEORGE 4. NUDGE.
Portsmouth, n. H., Feb. 6. 1873
, 1879-04-13

= ENGLEHUOU.
Mr.. Frank 7. aaynes was elected Trustee Of
Schools of Town IS, r. IA, yesterday afternoon,
in place Of Levi Montgomery, whose time has
expired. Mr.. Haynes resides in South Engc-
wood, and has been School Director and Clerk
Of School Directors in District No. 1.
, 1879-04-13
SCALD HEAD

For Nine Years cured when nll other Rem.
edics fnileG.
Me.srs Weeks & Potter-Gentlemen: since 1n1v
last have hccn using yonr CrT1cuEA for Scald
Head, and it has cured me when all medicines tbat
have taken for nine years did me no good j I'M
now uslug it as n hair dressing, but INV head il
well. 1t keeps the hair in very nice condition.
1ours truly, II. A. KAyMOND
Jackson, Mich, Dec. 90 1878.
, 1879-04-13

I
| naSZIGEH-At bis residence. No. 159 North uear-
! born IT, Joseph Danzlge7, aged S. years.
! Fnneral at Ii o'clocE Sunday nornlng.
.rM-|I,-1 ~ ru ,,ou,r.et d,nrh,cr of Tbom.x md
FLEMlSG.Elien; yonngess manrhs and dnys "o nn
MARY fle'nuE: .a nseu saoa.a = tIa'9 ., . ~ ~ 1 w.
lnE l-n ~ @ tg n,ca n ~ from 1ne North Market
1ae 1ans1at & ~" - saeS pstoct ~ M Snndsy the lath
st corner oHo, ~ ~ y SluIh r. A44'' "'' ~ ~
'ne..' Tn@s ~ Iatr,ss ~ rsday A,,u II .e.aoo n
.rtii ~ r1o IL ~ 9tst xrsr of hts aye
William tinWkraIt ~ ll1t - ~ "a! ~ ~
o,r,or froa hta I.,. rsidence No l2Y4& Safest.
Gntsr3n.nt YIuIn n1o,4 ~ natInods ns VA t.emntrry
@n,s.t HSHME", - ~ 80. a.tsa.,. oco War Tav1or
EOelELLOit n!s 1ate ~ T.snis ChI;rch
tnncsai SUNDAY, a. ~ Gluch. ~ .ue 'e'A' "'
Ileh 10 CalsaFy lemGcfy Nv cal14a6e''
, 1879-04-13

The distinguished pr1mA donna, Nina. Roze,
:. they seem to act especially upon the organs Of
me voice and produce clear enunciatlon." Colds
this fayorite remedy ia used rs censa boz.
, 1879-04-13

~s1 Fho. Instantly they bautsh Pain
and weakness. rouse the
SM1Ac Efs&S 3rw5&S Ei iEc7Mcdor Muscles into new
pf a.--pG life, stimulate the Liver
nS lE.S and Kidneys, cure Dys-
pepsia' Indigestion, Bilious Collie Cramps and
Pains, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, sciatica, Weak
snlne, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds,
Weak Back. Ague and Liver Pains.
, 1879-04-13

None but standard goods from makers with we'll
established reputation are offered AT Hamilton,
Shourda & Co.'S
, 1879-04-13

The crT1cuRA REMEDIES are prepared br Week,
4 Potter, Chemists and Druggists, aCO Washington
Price Of Cur1cuRA.: small boxes, SO cents: iarse
hoxcs. containing two and one-half times tbe
quantity Of small. 81. REsoLvESr, 81 per bottle
CGTlCuKA Soar, % cents; by mil, 80 cents: thres
cakes, rs cents. N1Aee
, 1879-04-13

Buck 4 Rayner's tMoth Powder II is clean and
very effective in killing all jnaects.