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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-31
M, oIendInrs clentLsta Ofto-day agrcs

The leading Scientists tto-uhy agree
that most diseases are caused by. dlsorqered
kidneys or Liver. If, therefore, me Kidneys
and Liver are kont in perfect order, perfect
health will DO the result. This truth mas only
been known u short time and for years people
suffered great agony without being able %
find relief. Tho discovery Of Warmers bafo
Kidney and Liver Cure marks n now era In
tho treatment Of these troubles. Made from
n simple tropical leaf of rare value, II cen-
tains Just tho clements necessary TO nourish
and invigorato both OF those great organs,
and safely restore and keep thomi In order. II
is aPOsGTIVE Remedy for all the diseases
that cause paiue In the lower part oftho body
for Torpid Liver, Headaches Jaundice,
DiEslness, Gravel, Fever. Ague, Malarial
Fever, and all difficulties OF the Kidneys,
Liver and Urinary Organs.
1t Is an excellent and safe remedy for TO-
males during Pregnancy. II will control
Menstruation and is invaluable for Leuoor-
rhoea or Falling Of the Womb.
As a Blood Purifier il is uneQualed, for II
cures the organs that MAKE the blood.
This remedy, which has done such wonders,
Is put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE
Ofany medicine upon the market, and is sold
by Druggists and all dealers at el.25 per bot
tie. For Diabetes, enquire for WARMERS
SAFE DIABETES CURE. II is Ia POSITIVE
i. K. WARNER & CO., Rochester, N. Y,
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Health is Wealth !

Dr.. e. O. WEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT-
NET; 4 specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Con-
vulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental Bepres-
sion, Loss Of Mem0ry, spermatOrrh@a, Impo-
tenoy, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age, caused by oyer-exerti0n, self abuse, or
and death. Ono box will cure recent cases.
Each box contains one months treatment.
One dollar o box, or six boxes for i've dollars;
sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price. We
guarantee six boxes 10 cure any case. With
each order received BY US for six boxes, accom-
panied with Ave dollars, NO will send IL epur-
chaser our written guarantee 10 return the
money If the treatment does not effect a cure,
Guarantees issued only by A. RENKERT n
CO., WholeEale and Retail Druggists, 2lb Main
street. Memphis, Tenn. Orders by mail viii
receive prompt attention. Hxxxiiii65d&w
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T~rustos,s Sole.

Under a deed of trust executed by ] /
" Amonelt and wife, L 4 Amonett, to II J
Ward, trustee, recorded in the Registers
Office Of Shelby county, Tenn in book No.
123. page ISL, l. Charles 7 Patterson, trustee,
duly elected to succeed II J Ward, trustee,
deceased, will, on
Thursday, November 18th, 1881,
in front Of the Planters Insurance Building,
No. Al Madison street, Taxing District of
Shelby county, Tenn, between the hours Of
IL m. and pm. sell az public auction 20 the
highest bidder for cash. the following proper
ty. situated on the nor h eide Of Georgia street
extended, in the Taxing District Of Shelby
county, Tenn, and beginning ut O point on
the north line Of GeorEia street extended $50
feet west Of the east line Of Walnut street;
thence west with the north line Of Georgia
street extended SIS feet to a lot in same block
sold 10 Green; thence north with east line Of
Green's lot 2l6 feet to the south line Of block
70; thence east with the south line Of block 50
SIG fee; thence south on a line parallel with
Walnut street ZIG leet TO the beginning point.
Equity Of redemption and homestead and
dover waived. The title believed to be good,
but / sell as trustee only.
Al 66 CHARLES 7 PATTERSON, Trustee.
Smith & Collier, Atty's.
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W N. Y
ITO THOSE WHO SEEK REST WITHOUT

ITO THOSE WHO SEEK REST WITHOUT
i ~stagnation, pleasure without excitement,
the delights Of rural life without its incOnYo-
n~iences, and the added charm Of dwelling be-
side a large body Of water, Lakewood recon-
mends itself strongly % favor. A more beau
tiful spot would be hard n find. Tithits
picturesque cottages surrounded By trees; tta
velvet lawns sloping down TO tho Lake; the
church with is spire; the great hotels with
their cool and shady Yerandahs; and the Lake
in the foreground. II presents a perfect picture
Of rural loveliness.
LAKEWOOD, originally called. Lake
View, /" from the extensive view Of tho Lake.
and Us surroundings TO DO had from this
vicinity, ia directly on the line Of the
New York, Penn. & Ohio Railroad,
Rormerly "A. & @. W. R. RI.
90 the southern border Of Lake Chautauqua.
and is not reached BY any other railway,
The through Nav York. Niagara Falls *
Saratoga Express Trains pass directly through
this beautiful and popular resort, and all
trains stop regularly at Lakewood Depot, to
deliver n take on passen Eers. Conductors
are instructed TO give stop-0Yer checks on all
through tickets, whether reading good for
stop. over, or not. This should DO understood
as giving passengers the right 10 reach Lake
wood In through cars, and whom they are
ready 70 resume thoir Journey, they can tep
right into one Of
, 1881-04-30
DEAD ANIMALS.

nftt LIE VOLTS rEttPLExlTlESs
DR.. Do Wolf, tho Health Commissioner, had
quito q talk yesterday morning with City Attor-
neg Grlnncll In rcknrtl tO tho letting of tho CON
traut fur the removal Of dead animals from tho
Streets. DR.. Dc Wolf felt that no should tut
Awlrd tho epntraut to tho Union Rendering Eosn-
rasy Ut Its bid OF $0s00, which ho regarded as
exorbltant.
Mr. Grtnncll admitted nil this, but sald that
tho Dnctor should also tako into consideration
tho fact TINT one doad horse loft lying Ia tho
atruct IN unnecessarily length Of time mtvht
cost tho city groat doul Of noney. II tho horsc
nf u prrso,, driving by should shy to one side.
throw that person out and kill him. tho city
might b. ntiutod In damages Of sd,000.
tho streets Expires st Il oatook i To- % niRht % aad
somethipEM M tletnit vii! have to be decI1oI upon
Wolf not to ullow tho mattor tu 20 over untiur
n.y c!scts,astan1ss. as tho city was ilab'e II
posed now uoItTack the Gust OF removing dead
sene e s %a saesnx cSauS SSs '9 ho @
contemplated plum Vt bnrying tho .caroasaes.
butt but thts e tou1a itnpsaessable' owing :" ths
streets daily j. Thirty. YesterIay il
sss sutsido tio eity ana e Bur, Tho tom a4S. sufl
clcntly dcep would cost not loss thln sllU IL day,
md pcrhaps tnoro. He WAS ut present ahsu.
Nevertheless ho bud sreat hopes Ut n,akinR it
cotue down fn Its price. lt0 proposed to ruason
VT IT, tS b. x%of s,s Ss'sE snat % S. st
moro than tho city ought IL ruy tor rotnovln4
!ta dead an!n!nIs frum the Streets lIo said TINT
pu!l for. their rer1iovnl. Ia Cinclnnat, Now
Orleans, New York, nrooklyn, aud sevsral nthar
VII Is s psS Rea ysa ~ sys he
believed, and tous now, Tint tho contractors
receive these amounts OF money as = cloar
, 1881-04-30


Convention.
T1IE Mthne1 1>nvtt hrnllgb nj tho Thfrtrenth
Wnr.l i.and ths,Rus nlet IN Mmt.nhey's l5n,! nt
Nj. l,ttI Nest Lake street last night, President
ii. nNulivnn III Tho chair, for tho purp,.u Of
ctrcttt,k ttecuhlrs ~ tho Htntc I.nid t.cRH.le
Conyclitp THO gent tlcinctl clnetc,l wrre a!essra.
.I0t,t fInyrs. Juhn Reilly. nnh Thomns Mulli9nn.
TIM last mrrtns OF tho t:eutrnl Imml League
Trtnr to tho Htute l:nvcntit,n yas hull Inst svc-
!n4 nt tito hall, Lake nnd Jd.:'lg stseets. june.
Lyman was unlle,l IA tho chhr. Tho Correspond.
Ing RerrotMry rc1'd letter from, tito Vice i'tcs-
lunt. allchnei ksclcy. rendering biz RESIGNATION.
1t wits Urserctl thAt the State Convention IN ns-
sci0ip in this city tt. Ilt,rrttv nruf ut .. III. In
1a,t,t. I.cnRue Hall. Lake and !.nSae STREETS, 4
cNnnltttcu ut sGvGn. cts1slatinR OF Messrs. Fitx
Wnt!l and t,r. Cprrnrl. wits Appt,lnte.lt0 receive
tho Delegates upon thafr nrrtva'. ltcports were
ur detgMtos they wo,ll,l send. htessrs. Dunn.
Lines and O1oulo wcrc appointed to propnto y
}itt,nrin Son,c seventy slelerAtcA lt5 HlVnftletl
thnbr Intention t0 llu prusent, ma It IL oxl,cctch
thnt tho humber will renoh :1l.
, 1881-04-30

MEETING UF THE 1lCMaHE kOCIETf.
A n,ureiny Ut tho Executive Committee Of tho
1lhnus IIumnnu soclsty WAS held nt tho Grand
paclnc ycssertiny afternoon to contor with those
employing tcnmsters In rcgHrt to limiting loads
In order TO put nm md 10 tue cruelty md mlsery
20 often soon oil the streets, whom huraes asu
STRUGGLING to pull q,rclglit too heavy for thorn.
Among those present were john q. ehurtAii,
n n Ge Sou % Sssskton and n qaf Mr
Lc,ca, Of tho A,nercan Express Cosnt'any..
Mr. shortnll slll ti.o ob]ect was to tleviae
and toh,ns cnulsl Dc mndisied: The offenders
WE wGro ' tn9'stly pour nci who na!l !tti9 elso ba.
&C. ho sSs aes Fs Wona e waFS q sr ss q
such cruelty TINT otly tho argument 81
cnrauod \, htnllng c.,.i NJ 50 much y ton. and
were tc;upte.l to put on 1T. extra hf ton or ton.
MhS r shoss osrsd tGo fswus aeo
inx That they be asked to slsnit and rpst 1t In
&c "onr aHas several yart,.nnstcrs and suporintcnd-
cnta Of tealnscra nro instructed 10 take cugt,Iz
nnco nf tho ovcrioad,ng OF nbuso " draft mil
s ps osn spSS .S a nsq'ttsa to ns ho b. od euo
On motton of Edwin Lee Iruwt1, ttIo Uwilcrs Of
tcatns generally wcro requested to sIgn tho
III. Dorc asked II any attention was being
palA t., tho horses On Tho cnnnl.
Mr, teact, aa!a the agc.,. haa his eye on them.
s,'! sis: Yrs n.rs "sked what was going on ut tho
Iii. shortail snid tho socloty WIS looking nftor
tho animals there, aud that tho now Stato Agont
seeMe. ng,ned !tI to Do hts 'nty. -,
which It wns proposed to substitute for tho
clubs now IN use. Tho prod 10 about an eighth
" rho S uu aaasios tS Of approval was hold In aboy
.Mr. Leach said that ten Of bis horses had
, Sir. ShurtalI suid hc would givo $40 for tl1o
, 1881-04-30

VIVA mt attnehcd the uhpcr wnutd hnyc tn hc
Funt buck, 'fhiA thct was pretty we'll known.
wtAtid ho no l,rettna. lie therefore mnvcil TO
adjourn until TtlettlMy night and that thu ccrr
iAry lm instructed tn ecnl nut nuticcs in urticr
10 get n ftt1I attendance.
.1nslRo f1rntlwcl w0ntcd tho reporter tho Com.
fIttfiHi rCnt.
After sntan discussion, tho mutton 10 adjourn,
ty14 ,trrt,ttI
, 1881-04-30

Whnt exdoy. O. r. Morton, Of Indiana, Ind to
say Ut Pruf+ Morris Durnhnrslt, tho distinguished
optiofRtt ut M. 1@5 State street: NJ cUtntnolll
Prof. Dernhnr1t as atl accomplished and skiliful
optfcfun. take nluuh pleasure IN recommend
lnK Ills glasses from what know OF them, d pair
having bcen furnished und now III use in my
fnMly." The Nbovu was Llrcotod to Prof. bern.
hurdt In lSU4.
, 1881-04-30
LAND LEAGUES.

THB ParnGla Land League OF the Fourteenth
Ward net last evening Ia the hall " No. GU Nil.
wRukee avenue, tho Presldout, Matthew Nolau,
10 lns chair. Thomas Shannon s1i. Mlcaaal
, 1881-04-30

II THIS PARAGRAPH ARRESTS YOUR ATTENTION,
and yOu arc persuaded 10 luVeattgato thu greMt
improvements andsupsrtortty 0e Daltoa's water
hlsers over my other make, it will have ACCOM-
plIshed !ts purpose, aud at the same tme bone4
tled you, shown only at 81 Htate street
, 1881-04-30

Tho universal verdict Is that tho Now No. Ia
tho Simplest md mist durable sowing machine
Wheeler &, Wilson Misunderstanding CO., l55 State.
, 1881-04-30
LAST MATINEE

LAST MATINEE
at tho Roller Skating Rink this Saturday after
noon ut 0 oclUr!s. Exhibition skating aud
tournament; nlne knights cntored Exhibition
AkntInY In tie ovonIng. Corner Congress atsoot
and Michgnn avenue.
, 1881-04-30

CuMmlua leads II, tlrst-olAaA dental work at
fair prtces. " State street. corner Aaudoluh.
, 1881-04-30
WHO DOES YOUR PApeR.HsNe,No7

It will bu dcuIdedy to tho interest Ut house,
keepers wnnttng this work tfune sO eco tho
artistic work done by F. II. litlger Il Co., ny Wa
bnsh @venue. They curry tho tlneat goods made.
, 1881-04-30

*Itougll Oh lkaks.,s
Asx druggists fur tough OH Rats. II clears
out rats, mice. roachos, b1i-bugs, cto. 1ko boxes.
, 1881-04-30

Buck l. Hnynet'8 Moth Powder Ia harycster
that rtaps rGacnes by tho million.
, 1881-04-30
THE ClTT-lIAII.

THE C1TT-tIA74L.
T1g po1[rc.ajRrm wires for tho Twcnty-tec-
ond sttrot District wero strung yesterday.
Fen tho tuglont service to tho Crib during tho
pust winter tho city his lust uatst sl0..,9, Mr..
GIl,nan receiving his last $1,tno yesterday, This
Ia prrtty stcop pay for winter tuROoat sorvice
for tho city.
CirY.Ex11xEEs EnGntEit yesterday sntl tint
tho wntcr wns rottEnu clcnrnr avery ttay, and ho
evs ~, eSse y tnt s VI rtSh .1 at nrcsst The
lid HOT both0r tho mot uut ttluru.
r'lIE City Collector will rccctro M muro money
!0r S0stll Stttn special nsfcAstllrnfs AH hu has
ttcfl compelled u c!use tho ht!uks, which will bu
y ws'o f a.e Ssy Sss. IL, ~ ~ pa fS a
tho North Siilc. Tho nnly Gust which Will 10
utded wlll bn 10 ccflts fur caeh lot.
NJ. CMga1Ett, tho City Enxlnoor, was .askcd
S scena !" tE ss &c 1T ns!qexssf' ea nnss
depend sofnowhat upon Tic kinI OF. Lids tio
city receive. Tho specifications would bo pro-
phrctl ~ soon ns possible.
lx rGgnrtl to persons being compelled to whit
Tor hIlllti1 ha shed permits III tho ollcc nf tho
isu!tng INSPECTOR. 1t HhOud bo stated that he
t. allowed hut oe clerk. WHO bar 10 uxn.1ino nil
purs Which, tho department. WIS ttrst organized
n1t ~. permits wefo Issued II, y year, while a.
non". whes vii is e4n 81 S liz a' s9 moro " ono
1'tlE fo!awfng building permits were issued
,,,d dwelling: q by y fsst. 10: :t3 ;Ashiandav
story ind haaotne,t brick and slono front atoro
md welll ~ oy lOl feet, No. l'D West Atist1E
lVN thrco.sturt All basement mud AttIcstUrc AlI
dwelling. II BY. is feet, No. COZ West Twrlfth
street. to cost $lu,0W.
TnE pay-soiis for tho Police Fire, and IIeatth
departments lre orlug tnade out with th0 par
Ett ttlurGnHC ttt tlt1 fntt, Ut this yGNt,
, 1881-04-30

REMoVAl-HAtlS SAFE 4 LOCK COMPANY
1fav1 rptrovetl to
Ct Washington street,
between Dearborn and State.
A large llno OF NIL kinds Of satcs.
, 1881-04-30
THE Uranus" COLLECTION OF FINE WATER COL.

will bo on exhibition OIL Monday, May 2. nt
0'Brlen's Art Cutlery. 2oS Wnbash avenue, and
will he e0l Mt nuutlou noxt week. Duo Dotfce
will be given. Mcsars. Ellison, Flershoinl & Co.,
Auptlonccrr.
, 1881-04-30

MR. CIIASP CIIAPPELII WILL CON-
,XI4 duct t..e Young man's uospol n,uotlny in tho
Z. Al, @. 4, rhjNi6 tftlA evening.
, 1881-04-30

T1liE CONCLUDING LECTURE FOR
thls I;s ssas1n before tl1e chlcasv Philosophical
!toas' a,' .M pa!F nv! q raln,sr loasy: 4 NtoH
Thought und ItA ANuprekentAtiSns.h
, 1881-04-30

TNlfE WEST END TWELFTH WARD
ltepS@6can @ r., c,uh W y meet tis eyonla. a.
ufcors for rho nnauIg year sid Transact such uther
kuSllGxs ~ inay EOtn0 bGtuF0 tho Euh,
, 1881-04-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

geo. G. NEEDlIAAt, PASTOR OF CII /
~ caxo.av. Church, viii eanduct The sunday.
ecnOul tFAcheEt' lnoDtinR t4-hny ut mum In ioWoI
knfwGll ilall+ subjects Lost and tDuTI." ~'~"'
, 1881-04-30

asn ~ tIS Gu1ssta y. usn Pcoptst VIM eA*tttAt!
ins aI1i VIC lti!tes5 commence ana rcsIicGf, and
AIixius TO retain hte sefvtces 80 long as ho will
eonson1 ~ s1a5 "!'n 1aeen. Z
TltE sCItoOL-BoOK QuEsTtON.
Tho last number OF tho EtIHrati0,di' IPfeklt,
cot,tHNY two columns Of yarU,.atiU abtise or tIn
lioArtluf EtututiUii parttculnrIv uf fhc fsomn,it
tee ult I'ext- pt,ks, who il is said. adynrtisul
for bids and when ,i3t,ks wer., sIt,nIitfHi
uuolly told tho aXolits tAut 1t would do l,o rnOd
TO sAow them, ~ tho Coinuittoa bud nlreatiy
4 roperior i.sksd l1!spoctpr Dunuo Yesterday
whMt GU hAd 10 suy aDuut thjs; '0''1"'
.Thero il ri,c Of thg Duard,, sa!d be.
which rctjttlrus the niyerfs,t,r fnr raw nonEs
every vclr hut it usit unrnssarilv fnitn,s ti,nt
VIZ wai,t tiotl,, The uOtloy ur to ton,mittes il
to 1nukH ns few changes ns p0ssbU In ui1iur tn
sav0 tho expense Il. parcuts, W. knuw hafore. q.
tint viii b. oers. Thsro i ~ ,aucb III. @ So,npSs ns
tiun tht thoy aru furnishe,i nj 1,vnn n css HIN
tEnu iuufs can vel tilom, frn,,, thn nuI,I1xhhnrs
iThD EinInjtfuo iirt, ls,rei IN tf'.Mtt ~ i,ns't
avenfs Wo revot tnunIf,ti twt, or fhs1.c thnn,,o.
eunllso ,yu huIiovgti NJ, hHtj fnn,i lnft,,r urS"
hmm thst, in tixu lt, HlIfN,rttot,t,unt s.sseat
I'd th0 suOstituiion. Our rt,nnrts Viii
nut io ncirnI Dn for savprnf wcnsn.
nil tho bids Ar1 printed tn tho prucecuax of tho
Hoarl n! any lnspuctor has tut right 10 move
10 mlle!itl our report. VIC hAyo not truutea my
SELECT KNIGHTS or TIE ANCIENT onpsy,
weanosaov cvan,n, tha f.hic,,,o To,,ro,, NJ,
:, z, o. =: y. y. w "9s i'iSt'tnten " tholr
., .e1apo'ary Ms !oaxo. l. Mo u Notth Ci!ntos
H. H,:,nft SViiI,u, ',gSs S "grv ~ M.suat,a'
lii, Dun.,ty t,rasd Co,n,nan.ior.. ~ nond,,ntad H.
, 1881-11-04

E11-1' '''- ~
and death. x,,
DIR. MINTTE will agree 20 forfeit tiYs hsunarsd
DOlinr- for "A case of this Kind the VITAL hf-
sTO H ATIV r. under his special advice anu treat
mentJ VIII nor cure; for anything IMPURE or iJnrf'
ans founj in IL DK. MIkTEE treats all private
Diseases successfully without mercury Consultation
f,,a Thorougn examination and advice, including
analysls oI urine 800 Price Of vital Restorative
AZ 0Da bottle or four the quantity, slO ".
sny address lpon receipt of price, or e. o. d.
from observation; and private name, If desired, by
~ n. =. AIaTIE, II. ID,
II Kearny street, San Fra.ncIsco. Cal
DR. MINTfE'S KIDNEY REM EDT, E
s.B n E'gfS L al, cures ali kinds OF Kidney and
Bladder mpaInts Ciouorrhuea GIeeI, IeucurrhCRal
For by ali druggists; 81 bottle, six bottles sS
DR. NINTEE'S DANDELEDN PILLS are
the best and cheapest DYSP EfsSEA and IBf LIOUS
cur" in the market. For sale by al. druggists.
HODGE. DAVIS q CO.. P.irtla land. Or. WI nleSaie
Agents
All Orders for Medicine 4. q. ID must be accompa-
MED with 81 90 "A guarantee of good faith hrh
will be deducted when the package Is shipped
, 1881-11-04
\ CORN DODGER.

There was a Young girl from Bordeaux,
With eorns Ga her little pink teauX,
They gave her such pain
The tears ran like rain
Down the bridge OF her delicate neauX.
Her lover-a youth from Cologne
Fled wildly and left ter alJgne,
When she found that her feet
With corns We're replete,
With never a word he had tlogne.
They sent for doctor from Lynn,
As shining and neat as pyun,
lie looked at her teauS,
The source of her weauX,
And INDUCED in d gratiiied grynn.
He prescribed for this maid from Bordeaux,
AMI cured all her little pink teauX;
And now Il IS said
They too Will be waid,
And from sorrow and grief find repeaCX.
The sweet-scentel youth from Cologne,
Who left her severely alogne,
When he first heard the news
Ills mind he did lews,
AMI fitted from lie with Srogne.
i l.. 5. Bartlett.
, 1881-11-04

Plumbers s. S. S. Fever and Ague mix
ture. A sure shot.
, 1881-11-04
There are families. the Queen SAYS il

There are families, the Queen says, in
which the art and practice of eonversa-
ton are carried almost to perfection
ministering profit and pleasure, and
passing away almost unobserved hours
which would otherwise be very tedious.
The qualifications which insure success
may be for the most part natural, but
they may be developed and improved by
care and attention. Not without reason,
therefore, has it been proposed that the
study of this subject should form a part
of the education of young ladies', who
should he encouraged and assisted to
converse with freedom, propriety aud
grace
, 1881-11-04
Sykes Sure Cure for CataTrh'

\ IoUID OR DRY PRICE IL 90; ATMOSPHERIC
u Insufiiators," price SOC Dry Cure Insuf1ia-
mailed EeeeiPt Of price with fun direction
street Portland. orASole Agents for the n Pacih
Coast mar29I
, 1881-11-04
OIL! OIL!
SKIDEGATE OIL!
QUALITY, QUANTITY AND PRICE

Are three great considerations to consumers In
the general OF LUBRICANTS. On these
we base claims to the Trade, and confident
~ advertise.
OIL from shark MVers is well known to pos
sess very superior lubrIeatinR properties. and
that manufactured by the Skidegate GIL COmpa-
ny, at their steam works. Queen Charlotte
island, has been tested In competition with
lard, olive, GalipoiI and Rangoon Oils, and
In every Instance has proved Its superiority.
The QUALITY is good, beyond "a doubt. a Ie.a
QUANTITY L. required. and tie PRICE
placed nt rate that Is bound command n
large sale, and give satisfaction to the con-
sumer. The Company has numerous testImoni-
ais In support Of Its merits. but to those who
have not used It, "A fair trial IL the best way to
test its properties and eeonomIze value.
PUT UP IN CASES 10 GALLONS EACH.
Quality. ORDINARY Y and EXTRA. The Ex-
maintain is second to none In the world
for amy class Of machinery Send for circular.
SkIDEGATE OIL CO.. Victoria, BIC.
Agent for Portland,
sIdIm KNAPP, BURRELL E 90.
Also for sale by Woodard. Clarke & Co.
, 1881-11-04

A spark from the engine caught in the
light lawn dress of lady on Jersey
tram. No water IN the car and nobody
with wooden shawl or overcoat. Volun.
teer fireman tore the lady's clothes off,
and she was not much burned but felt
much "put out"
, 1881-11-04

Ammen's Cough Syrup never fails to cure if
used in time and according 10 directions.
, 1881-11-04

We heard prominent physician say few
days ago that he thought il was the duty of the
prescribe and use it without violating the rules
of the profession: for, said he, $50 many of nv
patients praise it to the skies, and cases have
come under my ob2ervation where it has been
remarkably beneficial, that know it must in
deed be wonderful discovery in medical sci
ence.' This medicine is for sale by respectable
druggists and dealers in medicine everywhere.
, 1881-11-04
The Great English Remedy.

Is n never-failing Cure ioF
Nervous Debility Exhaust
ed Vitality, Seminal Weak
ness, ,SpermatorrnHa, Lost
Manhood, ImpOtelcy
Paralysis. and all the Terri
bic effects OF Self-Abase-
Youthful FoIlies, and ex-
ceSSPs In maturer years,
such as Loss OF Memory.
LasSiIqde, Nocturnal Ennis
sions, aversion to Society,
Dimness Of Vision, Noises
In the Head: the vital fluid
RAISING unObserved fn the
- that lead 10 insanity
, 1881-11-04
EYE & EAR NFIRMARN
SANiTARlUM, Or HOME FOR The SICK
Mncadnm Road bet. Porter. and Wood SIS.
South Portland Or.

DR. P1lkingtOn late Professor fEye Il Ear Diseases
IN me Medical Department Of Willamette University
has erected 4 hne building. beautiful elevation in
the south part Of the city and : prepared 10 accumO-
date patients suffering from all Diseases of the EYE
EAR or THROAT. Also Will pay special attention 10
ptdsOnS lahOrinS under Chronic Nervous affections
ana 10 diseases peculiar To women and receive u imi-
ted hnInber 0 cases expecting confinement.
he intention Is to provide Home for such cases
with the best hygienc agencies combined with the
beSt medical skill to be had in the METROPOLIS
Consulting lySlClan and surgeon Dr. Phlin Harvey
Prof 0f Diseases of women and children in tie medical
department Willamette University
Also DIR. ]. NJ. f. Browne, Pref. of Physiology med
dept. willamette University
For any amount Of references and address
DIR i. Ii. PILkINGTUN,
Cor. 1st and Washington SIS, Portland 0,.
, 1881-11-04

When yon go TO Portland be certain and
visit Isaac Barman, The Clothier, as it is the
only store in which you can easily contract for
an on Tit and be sure of receiving satisfaction Or
send your order; state your size and quality of
goods desired, and If you do not receive them
ordered don's accept them. Address ISAAC
BARMAN, The Clothier, corner First and
Washington streets, Portland Oregon.
, 1881-11-04
Leadinxt tna Ari

Abell's exhibit of Photographic work at
the Mechanics Pavilion in Portland,
shows that he leads the art profession in
Oregon, as no others dared TO compete
with him. His gallery is always open to
visitors from this county.
, 1881-11-04
|TYnckIFIEi n7ohT'h,. grea. strength;

- enIng Remedy and
Nerve TONIC Is the le-
climate result Of over %
syears of practical expert
sence. and CURES WITH
sUNFAILING CERTAIN.
IrT Nervous and Physical
EDebiliIy, Seminal Weak
n z 5 $, Spermatorrhoea
i Emissions, ,ImDOtency, ex-
fhausted Vitality, prenlA-
ytufe Decline and LOSS
. OF MANHOOD, from
whatever cause produced.