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WALLA WALLA HOUSES.

In speaking of successful business houses,
there are none that can be referred to with
more pride than those who through long
wears have grown up with the city and kept
steady with its progress. 1t is those who,
star 20 when cities are hamlets with small
stocks and the only thing to denote their
business being a rough painted sign:
John DOE GrOceRieS"
Hung over the door; and then as the years
advance. adding little here and there, as
the wants Of the county would seem TO de-
mand, uutil when that hamlet puts on the
garments of city, he iinis himself pros
porous merchant, with all the requisites that
are necessary to insure his future success.
In speaking OF tn. prosperous firms oi
Walla Walla IN this issue, the STATESMAN Is
pleased to call attet ton to the house OF r.
F. Adams, This mouse is one OF the heav-
lest III the northwest, as not only Its retail
but its jobbing departments show. Owing
to his fast increasing trade Mr.. Adams this
summer built a large addition to his then
already larn. st re rom, until now his room
Tor the reception g: bay,rs il the longest IN
the whole ter. .i;orv, to sIy nothing OF MS
two rnammo,:, store rooms :"r groceries and
sra;n. To i've the r.ader sight idea OF
tne business done, and for the purpose OF
nu |sing hose great Portland houses IN the
ribs who employ FIVE nr SIX men, we make a
note Uf the fl.t int seven CLERKS cons .antiy
find al they can DO in this Establishment, 10
say nothing of the cash b,ys and those EN-
ployed at the warehouses.
In the matter of goods, We can only note
the fact that very department Is full Inc
dry goods and faacy goods department vs.
complete. as are the different departments
under the head cf hosiery and gloves, do
nestle and tiann-ls, clothing and furnishing
/ goods, hats and caps, boots aud shoes, anu
groceries. all giving to the establishment
/ truly metropolitan air. A new feature 4
/ the establishment now is its gas Jets, ana III
the everirg one can enter and believe hi'n
/ s5li in the great city d Chicago we be-
Eeve it Will be 10 the interest OF country
merchants to stop at Walla Walia when Oh
their way east to purchase goods, and exam
Inc not only the stock of F. F. Adams, ou'
those of our other wholesale dealers. VIII
a spirit OF liberaiity unlike that shown Dy
the impecunious penny grabbers, OF Port
land, they can furnish just as good goods
with less prices, all things taken INTO con
sideration, than can be found down the river
The STATESMEN has inaugurated thi
wholesale boom. and it proposes to keep
up; which IS Why it alludes with PRIDE u
the mammoth house of +. F. Adams. a
time rolls on it will mention the other larg
houses Of the city, believing 1t IS doing ohi.
what is Just, and that our liberal merchant
Will see to It taat our assertions 10 the Peo
pie are always kept good. We comineh'
the house of F. F. Adams to every man
woman and child il tie territory.
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NV IniyeTsai Accord.

AyyE's CATHAsTIc PLLs are the best OF al
r,,rratiyss for family USE They are the pro
Suct Of long, labOrious, and successful chemi-
cal investigation, and their extensive Use, by
physicians in their practice, and by All ciVl-
lied nations, proves them the best and moet
effectuh purgarive Pill that medical sc,enc-
can devise. Being purely vegetable 10 harm
can arise from their use. In intrinsic s1iue
and curative powers no other Fills can oe COM
pared with them, snd every person. hnoHnf
Thsv keen the system in perfect order, and
,,.;rt.;n IN healthy action the whole nnachin-
sTv Of life. Mid, searching and ehectaai,
thew are specially adapted to the needs OF the
digestive apparatus. arrangements OF which
thew prevent and cure, if timely taken ley @
arr the best and safest physie 70 employ for
children and weakened constitutions, where
mid hut cathartic effectuai is required
, 1881-10-15
SIaven's California Fruit Salt

T. nrenared from sound ripe California Fruit,
nv an experienced analytical chemist, who has
spent years in experimenting on its Prepara
I'm II is manufactured by special process
known only 20 the proprietor. This Prepass-
non is safe, simple and effectual medicine for
regulating the action Of the stomach, Liver and
kidneys. 1t is particularly recommended for
Dy-1ru-ia. Indigestion, Headache, Heartburn,
Ac;dity Of the Stomach, Habitual Constipa-
ton. Nausea, Sea Sickness, Kidney and Liver
T',onble,. over indulgence either in eating or
drinking. etc. As purifier Of the blood IN
an scrofu.o,.s affections, it has no equal 1t
removes all erup;ions from the skin, and has \
c,,oling and invigorsting effect upon the
stem. The Fruit Salt Is entirely different
fyom any Of the efferyescent salts or Sedlitz
n,s,,ar,ttions in the market, being manufac-
,'r.d from fr-,it. For sale By all druggists.
, 1881-10-15
A CARD.

STATESMAN II ask for lniorn'A !,
ton by what authority does the ,,issia sSasl the
Health ieqS1 ne 1ysccinated! The people 1a~ a.,
city limits .<;hn,s oe sa q reasonable amour. iGl
better oonir,Ga,u a. nur impecunious city phy,l,
the support o. - .ss sub;setsd TO this indisniiy, :,
se..n.. s.a shs. wishes. vasssas ms.ssr but only
.'sho, : sho.t : year = ago one hrtls iiie ssn' 0''
this cause f0f ' N. Borp. N. D.
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KILLED..
Soldier OF "E." Company Shot and
Almost Instantly Killed.

Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Pr'-
vate Gukenheim, Co. ''E, was shot ana
almost instantly killed by oomraue
named Eterle, of the same company.
The facts, as pear as We can get at 'his
writing is that ,Gukenheim, OF Co. H.
was attending to the target and was JUST
in range of Eberleis gun, who was prop
ably firing before ordered to do So Inc
ball entered the body almost in the CEN
tire of the breast, and proved fatal du-
kenhsim dying in 20 minutes after ne
was shot
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Notice.
To THE PrHLIc ;

To THE PrBLIc:
Greeting A Board Of Physicians being
appointed by the Board Of Health of TIE
city Of Walla Walla, to investigate and find
out about cert in cases Of smallpox prevail
ing, and IN our midst, report that small -po1
does prevail in the county, and l would
urgenrl, request that all persons who have
not been vaccinated to be vaccinatei forth
with, and all persons who have not the
means all cal on the city physicians and
have themselves and children vacc:nated.
JAS. McAULIfF,
Mayor, and Chairman Beard ef HeaIth.
Walla Waila City.
wallA wall1, Oct Is, 1851.
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iaE INr To B.rg N,rxr,u r.,
i''.y Nc, OF the yulari party to Blue
,-''la s,..1a lnd Milton on We,lae. lay. wa,
'0l0y'd BY them and great s,,;sf,c.
AZ, - 'ha' the EXCURSION had been
n. Al N'l'oO The parry al lett the s,rs
90. -,'''ied ;ae Taiel.eu aane. and wore
ra'si a'' ia. r,,e Ia. and r,m,r I.'r were, ~sl.
.:,'Ts .s'a;'' :. R.as Mountain they climb.
ss,.. -, ne immense pie. Of wheat stacke i
- n la'a'.ti., vaish they said mn.+
!, . d. ss1e,,vea, !, They cliabs,l MP r, on
a,'s y .at u r.lsjary, The w;npo'" NJ "a
de- d'tifl aver b,to,e ,bs is'-,-l,, rr,, .
s p! hey then took the e,r-;,'.' sas ga. a.. Z.
ss.B,,. d ei'i4sa, Of Weston. snI Dra' ,,'
ssssias''potths highest Lia IN sar or.,ar s'a, %
~ rs'sS 'sS'onaiing country which Va. s'r oas ~
RA.'sid they then returned 70
~as, ~, I'd .oos their own cars and w.so 70
.r. .eslei to w.llaIs Juae.,on ,s ana rss5s Were
srsss q. 'i,i'o's separated, rrtn+DInn %nS.s re-
at.ii. ,.'aa salis Mr. Willard and the rs, y
s,,P P,'es'dsi to Ain.rortb a to ,,ts ,ss re. re,
d. s.iss' is.' i. n.sn' ride to Spokane
are ,b, LETT however, his late
s.s..,a ,a.ss Poosing cheers, an, and the the
i'r Jr' on followed by the song
ii, s.is1 'si.SS showed ssa.is. sss, i.
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FhysiciAns' Report.
WaLLA WALL. Oct. sth. Iss

WALLA WALLi, Oct. Sth. ISSl.
To The Board Of Heahh Commissioners Of
the C1g Of WdNG Uaild: GESTLENES ::
According 10 your instructions o. Oet Sth,
1881. We, the undersigned. proceeded to IN
yes,igate the cases Of reported smallpox
in a Danish family livins On Russell
creek, shout ten miles from thi-
city, az respectfully submit the follow
irg report as the result Of ou. Investigations
We found the mother and three children,
oDe being convalesent. oi the same family,
Suffering with what We consider to be gen.
uine cases Of smallpox.
n. G. BLALOcK,
ALFERD MARION,
h. I. AcCoRSAsK.
, 1881-10-15
MARRIED..

At the residence of the brides parents,
October I2sh. by Rev Eo5t- Boyd, Mr. ID; j:
Coleman TO Mis- Matte c. Roberts. All of
v ala Waiia-
In this city, on the 10th inst, by j: ID.
LaInan, J. r., Lester l. Knapp 10 Miss
Maggie Harsis.
In this city, on the 18th inst, by j: d.
Laman. J. r., George ~. Howard to Miss
Georgia A Lamb
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A Fine Hair Dressing.

Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and is
..lsa PREPARATION unequalled for the eradica
tion Of dandrutf-
The superiority OF Bnrnett's Flsvcring Ex-
tracts consists IN their purity and great
frenyth-
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r.. p<rse CAK-Mr. Willard treated
/. guest, in fine style for to the ne rI,acS rhies
az a. ,,s their meals. Mr., Fred Ernst
'a'' ,i II III, Vide West" who
.rcb a well-deserved reputation
,. 1.' n. aITg Uniform urbanity and attention to
o 'a-. ns u- had charge Of the car, and
r rsSl.. creature comforts Of the party
I-e '+oi 49, h. immediate supervision ana
i'rec,inn. iT,S and right well did he deserve
In'I .I' nr,,.e that was showered down
nnop him.
, 1881-10-15

And a Description Of their New
and Monster Mill. Which has
just Been Completed.
, 1881-10-15

Which is known as the Pillsbury
A. the NEST Magnificent struc.
turc Of its kind ON the Globe.
, 1881-10-15

Turning out 5000 Barrels OF
Flour Daily. Requiring 10
Cars to supply its Needs.
, 1881-10-15

Although it was not the intention
~, ,o'c o,,g,n Improvement company to i"r, =,
i he o.,,s. ~, x,nter, yet at the request OF
''a ,I -, ,;,.,,n.. and mere for accOmmoda'
wen 'A,a a' An, thing Else, Gen. rannntt has
100 'nll 4 ~ t,r % toas which will be sold
sltsT'pn.. co.t 20. Of l,yins down IN tins city.
s the mere w., ,,,,,ens VINO are anxious to give
Lla ,r,I i had S better send their orders III ''
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-. Work preparatory 10
- being done to 60.
F'' ai'.-- .. briige. It IS probable that
fo'T'. =. .', nj. driving and bulkhead IS nm, i,
'S5 '1'3 ,n.. the bridge will be con-, - .,'ga ).
'-a,a "a. 5.I,y The city should see to 1t
'''-y.' ,b,, good Sidewalk be built tn non IN
/. once ',.. '.-, "a ,6e nrw depot and a line Oh
TIE i: ol.s ~ put n up. Let Us be civilized
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pllls5uRY's BEST. /"
A Few Tloury Facts Concerning
enc OF the Great Indus
tries Of Minneapolis.

Being Nothing Less than q krsei
sketch OF the Greatest Mill
ing Firms i'm the World.
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-rsv,x was pleased to receive
Iss I,r from Col J. W Lawrie OF
as ,s,i''. ,s,9'' army, commandir 1t
Ha N' r C.. r. Gloss HeilbrOnn' OF
ricior''' D, Ip,nI ocker, correspondent
'is5.'F,. a,sa F,..ern ,ln pres, and James Bryce
r. VI ?,
, 1881-10-15

-, e,iirntly gone republican DI a
On, .s.5.saa rs majority. The people OF the the
:'' ia'-,, ,.,.., took no interest In the cleo
r'i''d S'.,, ,'t, !, 50 well represented at the
a7n, "a, - ,,1g.h that her thrifty citizens
''S, ,,, ,,,t 70 b trsated with no kind OF es'e'
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s<,w-The country is gong to the de'ii
:, l.,l certainty. for when We awoke TINS
mining We ielt like gong out to buy
Is.;.,I,. present. TIE ground Vas coy
,r,i With snow and it still coming down
III, !, something phenomenal for tbs lower
country. although Of common occurrence III
-, attitudes. This is a Mother Ship
tn, year with vengeance, and tins snow snow
,rye.i, t. be Oar share as heretofore We nave nav:
I.l5 i,yorcd and exempt from the calamitieS
vb,,b nav. oyertakrn other parts.
, 1881-10-15

.,--, FOR THE DsAD.-This morning n'.s
s''-rIs u. r, city VS.. awakened by a salute .
1rr'iis tns -, -. Fort and one at inter-
s'g',J q 's ersrg half hour Tni. h.;in j, in
'o. ,e !, dead President, the order .a being
sa', .. '7t r...ir,d. l. viii end with ''-
e! =, - mn. At sundo~n-
, 1881-10-15

Br WEATHER Twelve years ago, eN-
cev. tia; /. did not snow, the weather Ma
equally ssrere a. At present, but afterwards
tas aiu,sr Vas very open aud willow leaves,
hahs. long, appeared on the 22lof february.
II March, hosyyer, severe snow -'rm
eaze vh,yh covered the earth to the uspth
Gssyeral lucies. Last ui-at the tAcrmom-
ctr s,oJi a, % or 10 below freezing point,
aai TIE groaui irUl- u the depth ct three
l;ha We have not heard Of much dam
Ec bang done 10 the iruIt which Is still
a4aIls On the tues.
, 1881-10-15
=, oTrIcIALcIIY PAPER:

An delinquent subscribers a1".tss 70 .
Nor, @,,s1r s1.IrsN's are
TIE .,,hout delay.
, 1881-10-15

THg Arn ClrR-At the meeting for or
,,Diz,, the Uaiou Club on Wednesday
.,.gipr. +. was determined to adopt the
s,a, q AIki IS the Distinguishing cognomen
d n. ,rs.ocratic a,scmb|ase heretofore
known IS the Union Club. The following
,.u,eusn rere chosen as officers: Presi'
jsrt Fn.k ". PalLe; Vice-Fresldent, d.
J. Crowley: Tra rer, +. u. Boyer; Sc
rs.ary. T. y. Executive Commit
H. CUr. \. i. Wcri, L. ", Mitchell,
VI Wl.l4ce and Walter Sparrow.
, 1881-10-15

AcES-.'Taie D,lar~ Wa, not beat, n
N Patsy Duffy 4, B.;Ser city as reported.
paaI vas not entered in the race Of tie
a''e md quarter dash IN which Trade
p-lN Vas beaten. The entries were
i''a' Dollar, Red Boy aud Joe How
e. Trade Dollar lei from the ,t,r, 70
Win sixty yards Of the outeom-. when she.
,I';ed 90 soft place on the track e.u,ia..
~ . 1dse therace, "Howell" winnip., uith
Led boy two lengths 5ehind Trade Dol.
4 'olsing cheerfor Trade Dollar q.
: lO''e' passed the stand Indicated ,b,,
Z. Z iisnds had No, Vet lost confidence IN
- ihe Wall, Wall mare sweet Hon.. ::
IN !, ne Tree Tor all ,ra,tins race fe,tina
,so.-: fAa'iinA, TIE finest CATHERINE Gi
,, ,eo3 ssoreds ever kpovn III 0rsron wsT,. !, i,
, 1881-10-15

s,.snr. yNs,,., ,s e'oT TO n.nafses- sss
, d tan H5'.p, .rrap their machinery has ..nn ar,
rv -pr'lu" ~, GEEK they will have syrnp
, 1881-10-15

>aE H,D TIvE-Iu the police Il, AZ
lns hles "a woman thas attempts to eX-
jim away alleged ha;sh treatment Of her
pr fhas5ani. She says that one day when
'sTn running across the room with fork
Il lei hand, he Jumped mp IN the way and
';'c's his H.; asaIns: the fork. wrencning it
i'1 Ter srip by The Fr5ngs. which he ran
III as wrlst, Another tine hea,tempted to
a7ss her, but she he'd upa ian q; hot water
's;seea them. and br upset II all over his
'';a then, IN arase, he attempted 10 Jump
slsT' but his heal ,lme ss.inst her hand
III be tell do"n. >br took hold Of his hair
e 'A'e HIN np, bat /: vas 80 moistcnsd by
N' not water thl. It came of. she then
~ f" VAS no Use to argue with h.m anl
'1'lei' AMI rl!,Eiway Irit the house.
, 1881-10-15
MAKE A pIGnEssos.

If it had not teen for the Improvements
made by them in the manufacture OF spring
, 1881-10-15

1t is the lmgest and most costly mil in the
world ! Says Mr.. Pillsbary: 1T Will
make from 1000 to 800 barrels more of
-four per day than any mill that Was ever
built" and from the amount of machinery it
carries the statement would appear true.
The half that has been started up, and
which has been running now only about six
weeks, has already made Il barrels in
taenty-tsur hours, so that full capacity
of tie mill will be over
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wheat into Hour. there is no doubt bat that
to-day the price between winter and spring
wheat would have remained the same that
If vas ten years ago, and the difference be-
tween them be sill from . to 10 cents.
Thus il will be seen that the Minneapolis
millers have added millions 10 the wealth OF
the state by their discovery, and contributed
IN 10 small degree to the settlement and
prosperity OF the northwest. Indeed. a
prominent railroad man said recently that
had il not been fo- this discovery o the
mfidlings purifier and the increased value
it gave the spring wheat, It Is doubtful
whether the Northern Pacific. the Manitoba
and other roads would have been butt, and,
he added, furthermore, that ''the same lands
which are now worth from $40 to Slj per
acre, would rot, under the old order OF
things been worth SIS many ants- 80 It
would seem as II the farmers ought TO be the /
last persons in the world to find fault with I
the Minneapolis millers
And now the demand for Minneapolis -four I
grew apace. Messrs. Piilsbury & Co. were
not the men to lie idle under these cireum-
stances, but made every effort to meet tie
emergency. Night and day their two mills
kept grinding and still they could not man
factnre fast enough to I'll their orders. Both
the mills were enlarged still they were
behind. Another mill--4c Empire-was
secured, then another and anOther-the
Anchor and Excelsior their ca
pacity TO over 200 barrels day, and still
they We're unable to MI their orders. And
nsw, strange as it may seem, another more
step in milling was reaehed in
THE ''HUNGAEIAN PROCESS"
As II vas called, or the manufacture Of
xhes. into -four by means OF rolls instead OF
nilIstones. Messrs. Pillsbury, after care
July investigating this process decided to
adopt 1t 0at went the mill stones and in
,ame the rolls. The old Pillsbury, now
,alled the ''B, . mill was enlarged to such an
extent as to increase the total capacity in all
he mills 10 300 barrels. Yet SO great had
become the reputation Of their -four now in
he east that they were either Obliged TO re-
use orders. or buy or build more mills. They
,ould not bear to hear the people
, 1881-10-15

At which time the present firm Of Chas A.
Pillsbury & Co., was formed, while later, iii
1877, Fred c., brother OF Chas. A, was
admitted to the firm. This mill, Ike the
others. was old-fashioned. 1t had a capac
itv. however, of 800 barrels, and it vas con-
siiered at the time pretty respectable MIL,
both IN size aud capacity. Shortly after
this cIme the invention "f
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Parties DESTROYS Of borrowing mon
~ upon real estate security will do
well to call upon G. e. Faulkner,
for terms, - he has now completed
special arrangements with eastern
parties for seven and eight per cent.
money, which can be loaned 1t . rea-
sonable rate Of commission. 9-n
FoRSALK-The southwest quarter Of
section .. town IS. range4, (l60 acresl.
situated between Anthony's and Seq
gers farm, on the Upper Mulberry.
Terms, one-half cash; balance In one
and two yeara Enquire Of Joseph
Walsh, esS Blake street, Denver. Col
oradO. 23w4
The blood 1t times becomes loaded
with Impurities and moves thick and
slusgishly In the veins. This condition
Of the vital fluid can not last long with
out serious results. An alternative Is
needed to purify the blood and impart
energy to the system, and there isnone
better than Ayers Sarsaparilla.
SHILOH'SCATARRH REMEDY,
q marvellous Cure for Catxrrh, Dipthe-
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache
With each bottle there Is an ingenious
nasal injector for the more successful
e~o>ts~>nt If the <~Ssv,, ,laint without
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0oO0w Your laasa

There are times In every ones life
when energy fails and a miserable
feeling comes over them, often mis-
taken for laziness. Danger turks in
these symptoms, as they arise from inn
pure blood or diseased organs. Medi-
cal advice IL expensive and often I'M
satisfactory. Parker's Ginger Tonic
will renew your lease Of health and
comfort because It restores perfect &C
tivity to the stomach, liver and kid
neys, and purifies the bloo.i, a. men
and women restored to robust health
testify In almost every neighborhood.
See adv.-Adp0cute.
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Free % CIT.

DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumptieo, Coughs and Colds. Asthma,
Bronehitis. ete., h given away In trial
bottles free Of cost to the AFFLICTED. II
you have . severe cough, cold. dimculty
Of brsathing, hoasseness OF any 49,
ton Of the throat or lungs BY all
means give this wonderful remedy Q
trial. A. yoa value your exis1sses
you cann0t a6brd 10 IT THE oppor-
tonity pass. We could not aAbrd, and
woald not give this remedy away m
leD Ne knewit We9ld accomplish what
" c1ai0 fbe q. Thousands Of hopo.
- caso have already bsea compIees-
u cafed b. T. TheFS = no medicine
= IL voeld that win cure ooe-ha1f
~ caees tAat D.. Kings New DiG0uv.
ssy VIII eure. For sale By druGE1sEt
vUsJ WaS9Vs
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should b stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results In an incurable Lung
disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to give
relief In Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Catarrh, Consumption and Throat dis
ease For thirty Year, the Troches
have been recommended by physi-
clans, and always give perfect salts
faction. They are not new or untried
but have been tested by Q wide and
constant use for nearly an entire gene
ration they have attained well mer-
tied r.nk among the few staple Feme-
dies Of the age Public speakers and
singers use them b clear and strengthen.
en- the Voice. Sold ct TWENTY-FIVE
cents . b0x everywhere. a
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What Is more handsome than . nice
bright, clear complication. showing the
beauties Of perfect health? All can en-.
joy these advantages by using Electric
Bittes. Impure blood, and diseases
Of the stomach. Liver. Kidneys and
Urinary Organs are speedily cured.
For nervousness and all attendant all
ments, they are never failing remedy,
and positively cure where all Others
fail. Try the Electric Bitters and be
convinced Of their wonderful merits.
For sale by all druggists, at fifty cents
q bottle.
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The pride Of Mother, the life and
JOY Of . home, are her children, hence
her grief when sickness enters and
takes them away. Take warning then,
that you are running terrible risk, II
they have . Cough. Group or Whoop-
ing Cough, which lead to Consump-
ton II you do not attend to IL ut once.
SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE
Ii guaranteed 70 cure them. Price 10
cts, SO eta. and 500. For lame Back,
Side, or Chest, use ShilOh's Porous
Plaster. Price S cts. Sold by James
]. Purcell 4 Co.
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Are you disturbed 1t night and brok.
en- Of your rest by sick child suffer.
ing and crying with the excruciatins
pain ofcutting teeth? Ifso 60 at onee
and get q bottle Of Mn. winslow's
Soothing Syrup Il will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon II; there Ii no mistake about
1t. There Ii not . mother ON earth who
has ever used Il, who will not tell you
ut once thatit will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother and relief
and health 10 the child, operating like
magic. 1t h perfectly safe To use In
all cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and
h the prescription Of one Of the Oldest
and best female physicians and nuD-
e. 10 the United States Sold every.
where 8 bottle. d
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-14

The editor across the alley who pro-
fessed during the last campaign that
he was strongly in favor of the Con-
stitutionai Amendment, stated TO .
gentleman not long since that he had
always been in favor of the liquor IL
cen,e system. Consistency -"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-14

Enos Lincoln has returned from
New York. He procured from the
Government while absent q wooden
leg which gives him great satisfaction.
He has had much trouble heretofore
with artificial legs. but the new limb
works splendidly, and he hopes to SUI
fer no more Inconvenience.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-14

Mr.. VIM. Sullivan and family start
{" overland" to-day for Eureka Spring.
Mrs. Sullivan, who has been In Ill
health for some time, hopes to be ben
Gifted by the waters Of that locality.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-14

Mr.. Wn. r. 0eis he's rented the coe-
ner room In the Open Houss lately
oeeaVSed - . Dsag Store, which -
wi11'use - - auction aDd co00inioa
house. He viii cumneaes business
tAsfs on 'nsxt eatarday. Any 90
hAviag gseds a1any kind, q live slpek
% 0hpooe q - aDsGisn - ~ - w.
= than having NJ. 0sis ell them for
him.