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Keep tho Old Var ietiss.

Nurserymen are always greatly interest
ed in favoring the introduction of new trees,
vines, shrubs and plants. They sound
their praises at horticultural meetings.
They write up the merits in the newspa-
rers, and display their pictures in their
catalogues, and circulars. They speak
and write little, however, of the merits of
any of the old and well tried varieties of
the articles they deal in. The reason is
obvious. There is no money In handling
or keeping a stock of them. They are so
common that supply can be obtained Of
growers in almost any neighborhood and
ct merely nominal price. Nurserymen
make money by the sale of new varieties
OF plants, as dry goods merchants do by
the sale OF new kinds OF cloth and various
kinds Of finery. Old varieties. like old
styles are in the way of selling new ones.
Dealers are accordingly interested in max
ing it appear that the new varieties OF
trees, vines, shrubs, bushes and flowers
are vastly superior to those that have long
been in cultivation.
1t is true that in the main there is under
the influence OF judicious selection and
cultivation marked improvement going
on in almost all kinds of plants, as there
is in human beings and in the domesticat-
ed animals. But IL is also true Of plants
as il is OF men, that some are produced far
sin advance of their age" 1t is best to
hold fast to these varieties, and not to give
them up because nothing appears that is
highly promising About twenty-five
years have passed since the origin and in
PRODUCTION OF the Wilson New Albany
awberry, and although hundreds Of new
varties have been introduced since that
time, il is still the best kind OF plant with
a view to profit. The like is substantially
true of the Concord grape, and the Early
Richmond cherry. The Bartlett pear is
good enough to let alone. and so is the
Red Astrakan apple There is wisdom
and economy in planting largely OF old
and we'll tried varieties. II will be time
to do the like with new varities when their
merits have been generally acknowledged.
-Chiodgo Times
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Nothing but ultimate ruin stares that
farmer in the face who does not pay per-
sonal attention 10 minute details Of his
farm. There are thousand small leaks
about an ordinary farm. that II not closely
attended TO. will surely bring the most
hard working farmer to ruin and bank
ruptcy. A large proportion Of the farm
ers can attribute their present condition to
no other cause than lack OF close atten-
ton TO the small details Of the farm.
Close supervision Of the machinery, tools,
stock and their feed, aplace for everything
and everything in its place. No hired
help ia as much interested in attending 10
these duties as the farmer himself -such a
course wonld In q few months or years at
most, enable many farmers who are nov
on down hill grade TO again begin 70 as.
cend. and il penevered in, Will surely
make Roadway against what would other
wise look doubtful. Mime Figme.
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Liver Complaint.

swASros. FRANKLIN Co.. VT.
Dear Su:--l was troubled for long time with
LAYER Complaint, Pain In the Side and Loss Of
lsve me until ! tried your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. which made permanent cure.
CHAS. A. PARLIS.
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Sure cure for Liver Complaint.

SOUTH SHArrsBuRr, BENNINGTON Co., VI.
DedrSr:-I would recommend all persons who
are suffering from Liver Compsint, TO try your
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, ~ did and they will
surely be benefited.
MRS. DANIEL QUINN
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FOR NEURALGIA.

LYNDON, CALEDONIA Co. VI.
DedrSlr:--I have used your excellent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Neuralgia and Dyspepsia,
with very beneficial results. can recommend
II - safe and reliable remedy.
MRS. JOHN Cassidy.
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Another Sufferer.

soUTH suAPIsBuRY. BENNINGTON Co vT
Dear Sir:--Being afflicted with the Heart Dis.
ease was advised to try your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP Soon After commenced taking il
flt relief and now l can do my work ii mo.
ELIZABETH BATES.
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Kidney Complaint.

swisros. FRANKLIN Co., VI.
Dear SRI was afflicted with Kidney Com
plant for about q year, during which time
could stoop nor bend without experiencing the
moot sIeruciating pains. l was advised TO try
your wonderful INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, which
ehectusily cured me in . very short time
JOS. LAvIOLETTE.
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A Very Excellent Remedy.

eouTu BHArrsDURY. BENNINGTON Co., VI.
DedrSir:-As | was troubled with Disease Of
tho Stomach, used your very valuable INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP. which can recommend to all
~ an excellent medicine.
MISS JANE POTEE.
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For Asthma.

PuTsEY, WIsDHAN Co., VI.
Dear Sp;-I have used your excellent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Asthma OF long standing,
and II has efiectuslly relieved me.
G.. c. FISHER.
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Cures Piles.

CovNrgr, OaLElxs. Co., W.
Dear Sri vas troubled for many years with
Piles and CostIvsnsss, and failed 10 nnd relief
anti ! began usipg your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP, which completely cured me.
WILLARD II. HANEF0hD.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

TREIroRD, ORANGE Co VT.
saySr.-Tbis IL 10 certify that your valuable
INDIAN BLOOD sYRUpis the best medicine ]
recommend lite use to suffering humanity.
J. NJ. TITUS.
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CURES IiEAIjACHE,

SouTH SHAvTsBUgr. BENNINGTON Co, VT.
Dear SRI was suffering with Sick Headache
and was advised to try your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. Iproeured some from your Agent, and
1t cured M.
HENRY PLEASANT
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GREATLY BENEFITED.
YIcroRY. EssEx Co !. VI.

VICTORY, ESSEX Co, VT.
DearS6;-I have used your excellent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Poor Health, and have re-
ceved more benefit from II than from any other
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u. SHAW.
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An Excellent Remedy.

swAsror. PGAsLIs Co. VI.
nearsir.-I have used your eIcs lent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP and from my experience, can
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Every hmily should have H.
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EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT
Corners Commercial College

Is the Oldest institution of its class In America.
II still continues to give superior instruction In
ell the commercial branches. Over tive hun
bred Of its graduates we're af,isted to employ.
meut last year, which veucLes for its high
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test catalogue, G6G Washington ST., corner OF
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For Headache.

souTH HalrIsbrNT, BrssnGros Co., VIZ
Dear svs-for acme YEAR, suffered more "a
isss viih Sick Headache, ADD nothing gave me
AZ, relief until used yoor INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. Lstal who are Afflicted give 10 hif
0. PfERcR.
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An Astounding Cure.
DuNMERsTos, WIspHAM

DuNMERsTos, WIsDHAM Co., VI.
DearST.-ln 1876 my Nsrv, us System was
completely prostisted, owing to the poor state
81 my blood. l commenced using your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP which cured me after the doc
tore failed. II. HARRY MILLER.
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Cure for Heart Disease.

South sHArTsBuRY, BENNINGTON, Co., VI.
Dear Str:4-My wife has used your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Heart Disease, and it has
helped her very much.
AURELIA N. RUSSELL.
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Sick Headache.

SoUTn SHAFTsBURY, BENNINGTON Co.. vT.
Dear Sr:--Haying used INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP confidently recommend il to all persons
suffering with Sick Headache.
LUCY BART.
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aTAFFogD, ORANGE Co., VT.
Dear SRI was severely afflicted with Dis
physicians without effect, was induced to try
your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, a short trial OF
which, entirely cured me.
N. @. KENISON.
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o. PIERCE.

s~AssBis wanted for The ssls Of the INDIAN
BLOOD hthuh In every town Or village, IN
which have no agent. Particulars given On ap-
pliral0n.
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Would mol be Without II

WRHALL. BENNINGTON Co., VI.
Dear SRI have used your excellent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP with very beneficial results, aud
could not be without II.
MRS. MARY ADAMS.
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Cbistlrs.


WhsM lutelY woman i no, polly.
Dat hides safas socre, gfasi wiihin
Wbaa AT can cure bef nselAnchoiyg
A
, 1881-04-23

GEAss. FRUIT md GRuS--A recent trip
To tie r,.a.,nia Is thrCn yh our valley conyInc-
ell Us that II notn,ng extraordinary should
hsp,en the present season viii be equal to
any the countrv has ever enjoyed Tor hay,
.,rsla ami f.E,t. Some II the iaE sowed
fields are perfectly rank with lGxurianee and
even the spring sowets make the fields vie
with the emerald in greeErss. The fruit
trees are covered wIts blossoms and as now
there Is llt;ie fear OF :. frost tie crop VIII be
immense. Ga the hills the bunch grass
never lookei better. A trip Ike tie che We
enjoyed makes man ieei that there Is much
Z, he thankful for.
, 1881-04-23


While on v;.i, to the track ne bad shs
pleasure of viewing tn. different h"rse' 9aas-
tered there speeding, among which were
..sxee, Home" WAL. WNiA Maid, and
Milton Medium, : the later showed hal
mile IN l:l2, te:ny pa clip il he had beet
let 90 full mile. Sonse rery crotitanie
time has bee. made. but in another week tae
trainers hope to brius t!,ei- horses down 10
solid work. Tie following trainers are al
the track with their stabios: II. ; hoeo
boom has the
HIGH bSEp
Stallion Milton Medium by Happy
Medium, +" .-sxre. H,,me" By "Beilfounder.
"Walla WsHa Maid ty 'Bellfoander,
"Hect r." BY '.Sel-on." Orange County,
BIZ "Keases.ge," "Wanaeree," by BELL
fouuder." Mr.. Buchanea has in training TIE
following horses. Trade -Doiiar," By Nor
fcls." three-year OH. By ''Bay' Water
txo-ypar Oh, Jy ''Sidney Barbage. James
Foster has the following tro.t-rs IL his sta
bles. Orient and '.Bill foster, by BELL
founder. General Garfield, by Second
Bellfounaer, also bay horse, sire'l by .Ner-
mont" The following tlo,ters are IN " w.
Smiths stables. -.Seargent Smith, ''Nei-
lie Rasseli, '.DouNle Tesm,f all ny "Seii-
founder "Home Rule, by Billy Nelson,
Orient Bashaw," Lively Horse" he by
.'Cas:as." M. Clay, Jr., - damin-d by 'Red
Eve" This horse bids fair "a have al"~
record this fsll.
Mp sNILFT
Is s,sh,iug he folio ring fast 81 81. Gre
clan Catherine, by "B-llfonndar. 49,. Pat
rick. " by 'Be!lfaundsr,' Long John, bs
Nielsen, Columbia Maid. hy ''B-lifound-
er,' a tlrree-year old by ''BciifoandeT'
Maggie" BY "Evcelsior Caiamus," and
..D-xter' by "BelIfcunder.H Mr.. C"rrev
has in training the lay mare "katie Lynch,
by "Bsllfouad-r"
, 1881-04-23

NEW HALL--rhe Blue Ribbon Cluh are
on the lookoa. for suitable grounds on which
to erect hail to be used for purposes Of the
club. theatrical entertainments and dancing
parties. 4 stock company Is proposed and
assurances have been gwen that sufficient
capital will lie forthcoming. The building
viii b. an ornameat to the city aud the seat
ius ca?acity OF the hal! aboat double that OF
the Opera House. This is stspIa N" right
dir. ction and one which viii uudoubt,d y
r,,,IouuJ to the beaet- Of the stock holders
and tn. c,tiz-us AT large -irran gelI-n;s
will be pushed rapidly forward and at no
distant date The contemplated building w'ii
b. reality.
, 1881-04-23

FREIGHrs.- rs.-Since the recent reductions
made by the new freight tariG, Wells, Fargo
90. comes out With a card show n, that N
the natter Of small packages II is c.ieIper to
ship by them than il Is ei,he- oS he railroad
coupany or L. :. mail. For instance, TIVE
poaai packac. BY Wells, F-rsa i Co 10 81,
rom Po-t ard. ca>t tut - cests against g.,
Is bT L. :. mail :. FIVE poand package
% ,e,.ts sgaiss., 50 cents, and 50 on. be-
- Wells. FaEs' Co, assuming the = 1.
80 sl;s,i.t, IL i,iss o. d=las-e L ma<es =
tEs ss.,' = AID ca aSe>. eosniEcn carrier We
, 1881-04-23

larH NE1rT N>u.>c.-FisL stories nave
''@ays b,-a TIE ra-e ss,- SINCE C.uist dr>,-
'', he ;es small ~ -uang III faa.ished
,r.-''''''s 's> "'f -at'g,gP-rites "ese satisfied.
'A,' Is the s,asea e.; i,- var v:,en ye pises-
','''' MOS 49, IN The tar-ro,u after bari
days vo'k d; shipPn. the streams and
'i''ns Ms Vans, scue OF Nluch riysl the time
"o'a 80? ahya; Jonah swalowin. The
"a4-s- 'he Irnu. "a, believes all that he
ae1Es IL III, Ga, j. ia,osi verd,nr The
- "a o tie matter Is Ia; fishing Is No; over
~ ~ I'D ;ae IA ,s- ia pcSr condition.
- '.e large ;rJ., 20 lie found In tn,
I'm .-lct-s. Ia. ihsv haven, recovered
-. ',oli si-.H n. al ar c,,,ls-qu tly
-as.ae irm ills VII h- isotictti
sn., undss the slis snail he worus arr
- $50 10 iAe t>4 au.y. s.v..o:es an IN
ne--ay stat. TIE sil~-f ,oac nave cou.
80 arg Up u, :. ,a,r.s -s,i- /. Q !,
80 :, &c" vain alya 6. i4yu = cas- be Irisl,
saa tna' 'rOa; Is. .ing : i,.rar aud The
ea.An can start cut VIII layofsals
" o. returning wits xell 6lici creel.
, 1881-04-23

The Cow ORDINANCE Some time ago i.
was compulsory with the property owners TO
plaut trees in front o: their lots. TINS law
was complied with and by many great deal
Of paius was taken with the young trees hat
they might grow well and become an orna-
ment to the city, only to be N time peeled
by the many cows roaming at large through
our streets. Is there any consistency IL
this? Because few OF the city officials
have cows is that any reas,a why they
should ignore this important tact, and pass
4 suitable bull projecting our young trees
from the depredit!ons Of COWS and horses
\ majority OF our property owneEs "'n' :
G M or.ll .ance. GIVE It 10 them.
, 1881-04-23

SEEDS SEEps,-If you want fresh garden
seeds buy of good reliable frst-class Seed
House. Buists warranted garden seeds: Grass,
Tree aad Hedge seeds, Alfalfa, Timothy, Red
and White Clover, b ne Grass, Lawn Grass,
Yellow and Elack Locust, Box Elder, White
Ash, Oregon Maple and Usage Orange, Ficks
Flower Seeds.
I3tf kIABALi \ son.
, 1881-04-23
Brcdeck & Co.
yiaIn ST.. Near the Bridge

Having engaged tie services Of one OF the
very best retouchers "n the Pacific coast. lately
employed bv J. ". Taber, the leading photo,
yrapher Of San Franci4co, We are now enabled
to produce all classes of work connected with
photography IN a manner superior 20 any pho
tngraph gallery cn the Pacific northwest. We
have also engaged an artist in India ink, cray.
on. water and oil colors, and are prepared
to copy all kinds of pictures and enlarge the
same 10 any size desired. and finish the same
in style superior u any heretofore made.
Our reputation n artists is guarantee that all
work leaving this gallery viii he 6rSt-class and
satisfactory. With our improved Instruments
and facilities photographs can be taken IN
clegdq as well as in ol.ar weather. Give ~ a
call. 3RODEcH 90.
Main stre,' ren She '.rid.:a, Halia Walia-
". T. VOL IN
, 1881-04-23

Horse NES.-The STATESMAN Job PRINT.
ing House has the fullest line of horse cuts
ever brought to this upper country. Perche-
aon, Clydsdale, running ani lo,,inc cuts for
the hundreds. We ar. better prepared to
do tins work thea any other house in the
Territory. and at greatly reduced rates.
, 1881-04-23

WIDOWS. me of the widows take eH-
cep;ion 10 noe IN last evening ) STATESNAS
bu. We referred only to those sho have neia'
reious practices To all good and t-a> "id-
ows We have the greatest respect 10 those
widows who tiaunt the eastgH OF the Virtaoas
and ye. steep themselves in lust and having
first orc bed fellow and thea another sssini-
ulate that virtue that they do not possess. to
them do We refer. They are unolean. Trey
i've by the gruds,ca they each III tle'r nsts,
They are As much the p:o't.tat; as those
who f:ns ont ths Tanner OF the SIREN and
! dwell IN houses devoted to IliegIu'ate Pur'
unSI.s
, 1881-04-23

Lively BDDISG.-From appearances We
would Judge that t5ere would be some very
low bidding in the matter oi contracting for
the new Catholic Church in this city. Every
builder is confident that lie is the lucky man
and hope TO make name for themselves by
erecting this beautiful eliiice.
, 1881-04-23

They ALI DO III contradistinction to
the custom Oh lovers meath the sunny sonth-
ern skies, the lad; and lasses of Walls Walla
instead OF basking in the moonlight, may lie
seen every morning between the hours OF
four and SIX, taking a Constitutional on
the road leading to the race track. No dan
ger Of the governor or the ''o!d Lady, you
knew.
, 1881-04-23

Is TIE MATTER OF BARy4cLEs. 80 The
Puget SQUAD tug TaccnlG came over to tow
the .hip CaHada 10 New Tacyma, the home
Of her present owners. The tug stopped on
D,sclemoua sands to >crape the barnscleS off
her bottom. ruge; Sound Is an inland sea,
and bar uacles ever the 10 tom Of vessels
over there with as much alacrity as the tore
do b res down the wharves erected at these
ports This Is the way that the -istori4n
states that the tus got aground, we suppose
IL entering the Columbia. OF one thing We
msy be morally certain, and that is, that 80
baruaclcs cling 10 the bottom OF steamships
running to Astoria aid Portland. They are
cleaned oT nearly every trip by thos- saIre
DeSdemGnl sands, as 4 great many passen-
gers can promptly testify.-Post
, 1881-04-23

Ac,xC.N EoOf.-rns roof of the Meiho-
DIST C:,urch iu Eureaa Is covered with TN
from oil. cans. The number ii oyster cans
~ MSS %. Ee.Idrs rhesee ethere were
; :,56 quart irai; cans, and tS5 One-g'ilon
v,e.tsbie cans, mak,us all joints water
proof. Eaeh piece OF tin passed through tnr
hands Of the manufacture. Is tunes. when
shows that the pieces Sere hand!ei si'olo
times. Tnsy don't dance the eao-ean' now
eyer in that holy place.
, 1881-04-23

l. o. O. F.-We acknowledge the receipt
Of al invitation from the Odd Fellows Of
Portland AMI East Portland. TO attend a
grand anniversary entertainment Al the New
Market Theatre on the 26h lust, for the
oereft of the Orphans Home md IIuca-
oasi fund
, 1881-04-23

Orr BrRpEN.-The three cornered lot on
Nan street which the city council 'oolisiiy
purchased from Dr. Baser, wall he fenced 10
e:npound stray horses and mules. Having
this enclosure, who Is TO enforce the ordm-
ance With regard 70 these animals: Is the
ordinauce then destaiued t. remain dead
letter" like so many others. Better had
the counci. lot purchased this three-sided
cid man OF the SEA, but used Tie money Tor
n. erection o. AZ ea.ine hocse aat Inl On
H.. Third styeal lsJ a Ne advised them
: me time age.
, 1881-04-23

Board OF Tg,DE.-L4st evening the
Wa!la Walla Board OF Trade elected the
foiloaIns officers FOR the ensuing year: Pres
iI-nt, Levy Aukency vice-president. Sig
Schwabacher; treasurer, J. F. Boyer; Sec
rotary, p e. Johnson; Executive Commit
tee, Mics Moore, Sig. Schwlbacher, Frank
Pane, Wan. kIrl,man and Herbert +. John
correspondence relative TO railroad matters,
affecting the interest Of this city. y move
meut TO act on the shipment Of wheat and
flour Was squeIched on the grounds OF Its
being premature as the society WAS as Yet
unpreparei t. take that matter III hand. The
Board Will Meet monthly III the Council
Chamber.
, 1881-04-23

IEox Oss.-For several weeks past sew
cral gentlemen. headed hy Gov. Newell,
have had under cousil,ration the formation
Of ! company TO prospect and develop the
iron ore convenient to Oiy"pia. Ga Tues
day last a Prospecting parry brought IN about
SIX hundred pounds of ore, which competent
judges say viii yield from 30 to IS per cent.
OF iron.
, 1881-04-23

Webfoot Oilcures the crying baby. Mothers
attention Is called to the Webfoot Oil in cases
of Group, spasms or cole, that the little ones
are subject TO- 33 6m'
, 1881-04-23

N'=yi, iysrALAuC>.-On Friday even
~ -.si ;as .o.;salu: officers oi Perfection
ioi,e Columbia Chapter No ., IN the Scot
'sa Kite, a; Ma-oucp: W. T. Wmars, V.
NJ; e. E.4lcck, : "; John Gouiy, J.
W II v. E.-,u. O-ator; LEW Ankeny,
>N,; Joan J. Bower, Tres: James W.
Welsh A'uu-r: Alfred Thomas, ST. Expert:
i, p lan.ras lr. ENpest: T. ). Crockett,
~ = tr: j. H. Snl:.., Tap, Of Host; j.
N'NtA. 'Ii l. ~ Guards. Alter tie IIsJalla-
'i'1 4. -'u.'a.,. lie E1s, .'~..ix give al tsc
|'N"srS 1i the Sc',.>s ia-.s 4 supper.
So; tine.
, 1881-04-23
WsstN'- CsGI9Sif.-

..Tgsq Jsq uo PuCls ~ PSq eqsJI
'noYeuIos u 10 1sS 7 aus !nsuT e.M
'I.paI ipEsI,s s.sqs mscd sIqL
'6uIFITj y oI slueo usl laq an 'aoN
-.Moqs Z 10 puIY lsceI sq4 sls5 sqs II
.Moq5uros lao !puy II.eqs 1sq nos 3ua
'GauY % .OV IqSno aus 5u!q3e'uos s.lI
'uEuom sslluM SuIqlinc ,aI5ql ",
, 1881-04-23

II TowY.-We understand that W. J.
Loas tie fashionable young man has Just
returned from Portland. Again We wouId
caution oar y"pHs ladies' to be~are, as he
has the reputation oi being IA, E., ughiy bad
egg.
, 1881-04-23

VIC. Widows Of doaltia! aH'e'@'
" 'i'.. ....-~.l.. .llrr. are becoming
e-i''s ALI ,-..-..., fall INTO The nets.
An int resin. -'a. ~ '--'7.''
,h!s yuIi,L-
, 1881-04-23

How long dear master, O, how long! wiz
You continue to tie me in the streets and force
me to suaw the bark OF the trees when you
can have ME well fed for two bits at Uncle
Toms stable en- Third street, Waila Walia,
W.T.. 513m
, 1881-04-23

MAsroDoS-A large bone taken from a
gravel deposit on the HanS'aan has been
brought TO this city and is naw IN the hands
OF Mr. Besserer. We don't know anything
Of Archaeology, and hence Won't attempt the
building up Of the animal On what pieces are
AZ hand. But nevertheless We can assure
our readers, withou. fear OF successful con-
,radic;ion that the bone IS IN unusually
large one. and vas probably the shoulder
blade cf some animal long exielt The md,
er AYERS that he's struck a regular NINE
50 TO speak \ prehistoric bune yard. It's
coed that they We 90, snnetn,ng ap there.
, 1881-04-23
Slaven's CherryTooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preserva-
ton Of the teeth and guns. 1t is fer superior
to anv preparation Of its kind in the market.
In large handsome Opal pots, price so cents.
Fer sale by X. Z. Holmes
, 1881-04-23

Al SALT LAKE. The Salt Lake Tribune
Of \ .r,i Il coltains T.. following: ..Bishop
j. \ Paddce& a'.d faa.iiy, Of Washington
Territory, arrived fro Il u. arst last night,
and are qcartered at tie Walker House"
, 1881-04-23

APNrSIrLE BItK.-W. J. Long young
man o.; excellent address. good losks and a
jsgiply q dame Fashion. after bilkIng his
WAY through Portland has started for this
city. Longs game was l. Obtain the -H'rce
OF sociy;y and there borrow from his male
a as.uainunsas their spare change and from
his female iu,imatcs the- dIImonds and
other jewellery, which unfortunately Tor
thasg who trus. HIM. he does no; return.
loaL caused lrrau all jealousy IN many a
P0TtEui household ami soc.e.y and honest
people yt tijE yamwuUcy should give h III a
side te,tE
, 1881-04-23

CORRECTION Thursday in our report
OF the MEETING of the Board of Trade. we
published the name OF Sig Sehwabacher as a
member II the Executive Connit.ee when
1t should have ocsn f. r. Adams.
, 1881-04-23

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