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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
SOME EFFECTS OF SIGHT.

M. Treve recently made the singular
observation that the fame of lamp
appears brighter, and that vertical
shaft, post, or a mast, is seen more
distinctly through vertical than
through a horizontal slit; while house
a landscape or the disk of the sun or
moon is perceived more clearly through
a horizontal slit. He finds similar
differences in photographs, according as
the light passes from the object to the
plate through a vertical or horizontal
slit, and ascribes the effects to the action
of diffused light.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

Late researches are showing an asst on
ishing vitality of disease germs. Pasteur
has investigated case in which cattle
died of carbuncular fever twelve years
ago, and were buried at certain spot in
walled garden. Guinea pigs have been
inoculated with the matter secured by
washing samples Of the soil, and died
quickly with well marked symptoms Of
carbuncle. OF seven sheep allowed ex-
perimentally to pass few hours daily
on this spot two died Of the same dis
ease in the course of six weeks, the rest
of the flock remaining unaffected. This
seems to prove beyond doubt the ex-
istence Of disease germs for a space Of
twelve years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
Massa chusotts.

II Is said that the canccling and stamp
ing OF letters will soon he done by ma
clIincry, n Boston man having invented
machine which isnow being used in 30
offices.
John Crrrie is to load carriage with
gospel messages, Tree tracts. CHEAP Bibles
and Tcslamcnls, and starting from Bos.
ton will pcddlc them all the way to
Montreal.
llolyokc loses the postal-card business
because its manufacturers can use their
mills and machinery to better purpose
than to make the paper at the price
offered. Woolwoth q Graham of New
YORK, the government contractors, have
taken mill at Castleton, and will make
their own paper and paper boxes MS
well.
A son Of w. Lincoln of Boston fell
from n lilth-story window recently, but,
striking on clothes-line and blind
that broke his fail, escaped with only n
broken leg.
The governor and council decided to
commute the sentence of Stcarns X. Alb.
bolt, convicted for the murder of Mrs.
Grue mt Groton, to Imprisonment for life.
The question of n new trial is reserved
for future consideration.
The sixth session of the summer school
OF biology under the auspices of the
Peabody academy of science will open at
Salem, July 81, and continue for four
weeks. An interesting course ofinstruc-
ton has been arranged. The school is
desi gncd expressly for teachers, and af-
lords them an excellent opportunity for
study and investigation.
Rev James Taylor of Tufts divinity
school has been called to the Marlboro
Universalist church.
Brockton parties are manufacturing a
new kind of shoe having n sole project
ing Sd OF an inch beyond the upper
leather. and adapted to use on the west.
ern prairics, where the saw-like grass
cuts the upper of an ordinary shoe in n
short time.
The schooner Carrie S. Doyle of
Gloucester is supposed to be lost with
her crew of l2 men, as she was spoken
on fhe Western banks in lraky condi-
ton April IL, and has not since been
heard from.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

We cannot ansiyxs the aIial I0isHEs iisi
pTOinee epidemic and eRiemie dlseas1asi iaIl
lie valuable discoveries shleh have been made
IN vegetable pharmacy enable vs. u eOuHleTad
their maliile inhaeRce. Ihs most IIWfrul
known anlii0ie ~ eyery species ~ malaria i
ii0slelieTs slOmafh blllefs, pure l0ianleal
meiiciRe, iR which The finest anll-seidles,
lGHies, alleEiiyes aEd siiIHulaRls 81 Tie yege-
laLle kiHgdgm arc skilhlliY and effectively
combined, AZ seasons ~ iie yeaT when Ills
atmosphere Is suToilargei with mlasma, and
wheHeyer The specific wins 81 ans lnipellnls
disease !, Supposed ~ be present y tbs slr,
this famous corrective shGuli l's taken Tesu'
hry "a q protective, Al who clioGse % OLE
seNe this pTeeanli1n mas bli defiance ~ later
miileni aHd Temillenl Levels, aRi 10 iael ~ all
die Ries generated by ioll calculations 90
imIaire water
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
The Chinese enjoy all kinds Of excite
meni aud give their whole minds 10 il,
oynrD 0TTHINHiNG,

W A0unH lTltiill ~ iilNh Was CWItl ~ hh W,
satiable thirst tr lGuDr, HAT hai ~ IdOslralsd
HE system thai be- Was unable ~ Do any tflsi-
NESS iie Wns nHlirelY cured W the YES NJ
Hon iilep, Il Rllayei all that buming thirst
took away tho appetite ~ lquGri made bis
nerves sleady, anil hH has remained q sGlsT
and steady man III more Than iva years, and
has 40 desire Ia return ~ his euIsi and know
81 q number II others thai have been eured Oi
dlirkiUg ~ Il,"-Fpm leadIBg ~ u onicial,
lhicHg0 M
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

A Wallingford woman has found
that her husband has three other wives
living,
A thief entered Mrs, Beaeh's house al
Fair Haven East the other day, stole
sib, put tho lard into the soft soap tub
and cut the woman's best dress into
hundreds Of pieces,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

lIioeklqra llllr llsgislsLl.

This / f,ai'.s'l 'fi @K''Wa, viii,
ibis fraRkfnrd Ave, Philadelphia, "a :
"'home time since | received severe o.
Jury 10 my baek, by falling against Tie
Sharp edge lt marble step, lhe Stone
penetrating II At least q half-ineh, and
leaving 4 very painful wound, Amer
suffering iDr lime concluded 10 apply
~ Jacobs VI and am pleased 10 .ay
HAT The result exceeded ms expectations,
u speedily allayed all pain and swelling,
and by continued use, made a perfect
cure, really think h the most eliicar
eiOus inimeRl ever used,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

A st. Louis man deferred his suicide
until ha could have some mourning
paper eyauisllely printed with his mono,
gram, 10 that he could write his farewell
letters la good gtyle,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

"Afler VaiBly spending live hundred
dollars for other remedies 70 relieve NY
wife, have no hesitation IN declaring
that NJ, Jacobs OH vii cure Neuralgia
says NJ, V, II, ilersOm, Esg, OF fiRklam
q llersOm), liOslOn, Mas, Nn eRlhu'
siaslie iRdOrser Of IL merits,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

Agitation is said to be increasing in
Crete, and the Christians are forming
themselves into brotherhoods- GUS
tomary preparation for instruction.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
Rhode Island.

James Bollins, while drunk, tried to
fly out of third story window at Provi-
dence recently. and is now in the hos
pital.
Pardon A. Tillinghast, state senator
from Pawtucket, was elected associate
justice of the supreme court a few days
ago.
At the meeting of the creditors of A.
& w. Sprague of Newport, Gen. Butler
sharply criticised Trustee Chafee's meth
DDS in conducting the affairs of the
estate, and offered a resolution requiring
him to make n report. B. +. Bristow
asked if Gen. Butler meant that Chafee
must report at once, and Butler said
Eyes" but afterward withdrew his reso-
luton and substituted one asking Chafee
to resign. Mr.. Payne said that If Chafee
was removed he would appeal to the
United States supreme court, which
couldn't act on the case for three years.
A committee was appointed to confer
with him in regard to speedily winding
up the estate.
Mrs. Allen Dixon was shot at three
times by fellow named VennOr at
Branch village recently, but was not hit.
No explanation of the affair is given.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

To CURE Crou., spasms, Darrhua, Dyscntcry and Sea
sickness, taken internally, aud Gl AkAN1EEn per
icCtly harmless; also externally cuts Iruscs Chronic
rheumatism old Sores. Pains in the limbs. lack and
chest such remedy In, TOBIAS VENETIAN
LlNlNENT.
no No one once trying II will ever be without III;
over GU phySlc aus tlsr IL.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

A newspaper man aud an army officer
lately fought duel NJ Alexander Pied
mont. but ~ the pistols had been load,
ed by tho seconds with "hardshoW
candy, there was no damage done,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
Connecticut.

A New Haven man applies for a di-
vorce on the grounds of intolerable Sc
verify, and testifies rs proof of it that
his wife didn't arrange the crOckery
properly in the pantry and china closet
A copy of the Bachelors journal, pub
lished at Northford so years ago, has
been found. Its wOod-cuts were made
by DIR Boardman with a penknife, and
it was devoted to the Panghe bachelors
club, Northford society formed to aid
its members in their efforts to avoid
marriage. Many of Northford's staid
patriarchs and deacons were formerly
members.
Mrs Daniel A. Delaney of Norwich has
been acquitted of the charge of killing
A. G. Thompson at the Thames hotel by
pitching him down stairs, but has been
arraigned with her husband and family,
charged with keeping disorderly
house.
Connecticut gave s4630 to the Amer
lean home missionary society during
April, the largest sum ever given by
single state.
Some young loafcrs of New Haven
made an assault on an old man recently.
whom they suspected of being liquor
spy, and knocking him in the gutter beat
him badly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

DrRNO'S CATARRll SNUFF cures all affections Of
the mucous membrane OF the head aud throat,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
TuE GHrITisT crmE

FOF rheumatism aud Dyspepsia u j, \, Mel'
IiuslOn, Price, 81 send i1f circulars nee,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08


srin,ls and making lad the hearts of tho lcorlc,
4 HUNDRED and Thirty THOUSAND
people have demonstrated aud can ttsllly maj Ms,
ease cannot be where the "Wfl.SONlA MAGNETIC
CLOTHING is worn. and this without the harharouS,
antiquatod custom oi swallowing poisonous drGg,;
They are the downfall of quack nuStrinns, and VIII
help every physician TO become an honest man ana
lii drugs are to be used at all viii compel ever ply
stefan to write his prescription ~ llli liitisinii 80
sicians OF The country who would consult their own
best interests should make thcmSglNr' acquainted
blessing to the race indeed, inasmuc rs that while
they are armed with 50 potent artme1y as thc MAJ,
hectic clothing the people would feel safe III thcr
hnnls and not las now lie constantly changing their
doctors The "WILSONlA' MAGNETIC GARMENTS
will cure every form OF disease Known To- man A,h3
for circulars containing price list, TESTIMONIALS anu
other interesting memoranda of the all-conqn'rinS
"WllSUNlA" ~ .>.,, ,,,,,,, norm no,
LARS FOR A SAMPLE OF THIS WONl)ERflL N,
VENTION. MONEY ORDER - W RIPA1ABk>E
TO WM. WILSON, i65 FULTON ST., bhOohllN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

How many people who benefit by Gin
ehOna know that II gets il name from
Ana dc Osorla, countess Of ChinchOn,
who In 1910 brought with her to Spain
from Porn u supply 81 Peruvian bark
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

'''"'' WV F'hN" ''''H'NN w 'HH"fN''
browning Men May ta,sh ~ s,rsws,
Hut sensible people Wlen sch take Warmers
Safe Kidney ahd l.lyer Cure,
Mrs, Jenny Lind UOldschmidt IL said
to DO worth million dollars,
rIMrLHs ASp lllMORs az TIT fACE,-iH
this condition Of tho Fkn, NrGEIiSH il tho
great remedy, ~ h acis directly upon the cause,
II cleansea aud purldes the blo0d, thereby
causing humor' Of MI kinds 10 disappear,
From II, T., l.icIsner, A, NJ, iiel Hank, y,
j, "Ely's Cream iialm Co., Oweg0, y, vi
uenis-l have been troubled with CalArTh ~
badly iOT several years that I, seriously affected
NY y0iCG I tIiel Dr. Is remedy without
obtaining the slightest relief, sIt On0 bottle Il
your Cream linlm dll the work, Ny voice Il
mlly rc. Orol, nnd NV hcnd feels better lhan II
has ior years, feel deeply Indebted u you,
Ney truly, II, 4, licp'nor, Jan, 2s, lSSl
MY .on liol Elys cream iiulm lor cold In
tie heal Amer using II twice h0 felt no more
distress ~ Trouble IN breathing, recommend
Il above NIL other tuinrrll remedies II cells
well with me, &, g. llHgrnhucll, Druggist,
Mnhnn0y Guy, lhr Feb I, ISL" Druggist.
price, 30 Ccni-i rive Will mall h for 30 cents,
Elr CHEAN BALM Co., owcgo, n Y,
There WI, u Young mnn 81 well bred
That the hair would moi siny an VI, head,
Hut the tNUnuIISg oil
Put new lhir on the sril,
And now with M hcrcs- he's wed,
Persons In wan, III furniture (ind VIA il
noD should 90 10 the immense wulcloolns ol
tho 4. VI, II lace, Furniture Co, lOI Wash.
ingion street, liuH ~, hrug drldiy manu-.
fdciWeTs, their prices defy competition,
LADIES, ATTENTIOS.
We want intelligent, energetic ludt ngcnls 10
sell Ia WOMEN ONLN, m nrt clc Of runl by sioric
merit. For particulars aud liberal terms, MI.
dress WAGNER 4 co., Chicago, III,
RESr Truss EVER Used, descriptive circulars
flee. y, y Ei,'tlC tRrss CO., GI limWlWaN, NJ ',
For DYSPEPSIA, iSpIGl- e,pN, depression
of spirits aud general debility ia their various
forms, also ~ II preventive against fever und
nguc and other intermittent irvcrs, Mo fERRo
PuosrnonArED ELIXIR or CAIlsAvA BARK,
made by Caswcll, llnzard & Co., New York,
nnd sold by all druggists, IL the bcs, tonic;
md for patients recovering from fever or
other sickness II has no equal
HENRy's CARBOLIC SALvE.
Il the HEST SAivE for cuts, irulscs, Sores Ulcers
salt Rhcum letter, Chappcd Hands thlblains, Cgrn'
and all Kinds OF skin Enipiuns, frrckCs and PlmplrS,
Get HENRY rARIlOllC SAINE, rs all others are
oountefcs Price 20 cents
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

The statement Is made that the widow
Of Abraham Lincoln h dangerously III,
and slowly Int surely sinking,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
WARRANTED FOR % YEARS
Aud Never EnIlesl

KELINGER's EMINENT cures Lamcncss, Rhcu-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
NJ w In InnLIsIi.

"f0r ten lears ny Wlr WIS cGullnel ~ bee
bed with such complication dt ailments that
cure her, AMI | used ~ u email fortune IN
huInlag siun, sis months ngG cav q u, n,
hag with llnp liitcs Gn IL, Hni | ihGughI
would b6 fool once more I lIiri II, bat nv
tolls proved ~ bs wisdom I've bottles cured
her, She j. nav rs vel and sl,Ong Ne any
mans Wits, aud \ cost me GHly two dnllals,
Iie SO likewise l06lisii,"-ll, w., Detroit, Mich,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
New HaNpshITe.

The report Of The state treasurer for
the year ending June shows cash on
hand ,sS1 ,b01, net Indebtedness ~ aTp,-
10, reduction Of debt for the year silD,-
6Dd, and revenue sbsp. 500,
II, W, iioyt's shoe factory Of EppIng
WIS burned recently, and hundreds Of
wOrkmen nre thrown out Of employment /,
los. on shop, machinery and stock about
$4,000 insurance about $4,000,
One Of the heavy grIndsiones Ia the
New HAMPSHIRE scytle company's shop
IN litllei0n, burst Into four pieces,
Arthur ShaslOny. nm emplOyc, was
thrown against tile top Of the room, lam,
Ing and brulslng him somewhat about
the head,
The kearsagc mills property was sold
recently ut fOftsmOulh,s The mill site,
containing about aeO, 900 feet with build,
ing,, etc., realized $1,000; the machinery,
engines, boilers, tools, trademarks aud
Office furniture sGe55. and land and
dwellings outside the mill site proper
~ $50, Nearly all the purchasers were
Portsmouth people,
Onc hundred aud llhy.sly dyers In the
AmOskcag N nj Manchester struck for
an advance Of 10 cents n day.
Rev, l., W, Perry Of the Grccn-sirect
Free baptist church ut Great Falls has
resigned,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

Brownipa Men May ,a,eh y, s,,ews,
Hut sensible people WlrH sch take Warner
sale Kidney and Liver Cure,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
[llamller.lMrlh ~ ILemLl.l

Tie first cotton mill in California is
in process Of erection,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
uENny.s CAnnOLiC sALyE.

IL the HEST SAlNE Tor cuts, bruises, SORES, Ulcers
salt khrum, letter Chappcd Hands, thNblans, Corn.
and all Kinds Of skin Eulplluns ftrcklcs aud Plmprs
Get HEN RN'S CAnBOi.lC SALNE, rs all Others are
oounterfcs, Price 70 cents
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-04
SCIENCE AND Art.

M. Jose J. Sandeur, in recent paper
places the hight of the earth's atmos-
phere at not lessthan q, 900 miles.
It is said that Mgr. Cosi, now at Chang
Tong, China, has invented an alphabet
of thirty three letters, with which all the
sounds of the Chinese tongue can be
clearly expressed.
Among the new lamp shades are some
of delicate si1very color, which have
the effect OF water when the light is burn
ing, and upon them are little fish and
sea anemones that seem to move as the
light fickers.
The first electric railway in Europe,
built for ordinary traffic was advertised
to be open to the public the first of Feb
ruary. It is situated in the city and SUI
bufbs OF Berlin, and it was constructed
by Siemens and Halkskie.
All the Lighthouses on the French
coast except three, which are provided
with the electric light, have been lighted
since 1878 with lamps burning mineral
oil, at saving Of $50, 900 per annun,
and not 9 single accident.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-04
nEDL1cH. nECaT . CO.


Hecht Bros. & Co., ofSan Francisco have
opened branch establishment in Port
land, where they will supply the trade
with the best made boot and shoes in the
market. Mr.. s. Redlich, formerlywith Z.
Goldsmith &C.,, will assume the manage
ment ofthe branch here, and that in it
self is sufficient guarantee of the future
success of the house. The new firm will
sell goods at the same prices as does the
San Francisco house. A great advantage
is offered by this house, and one that will
be appreciated is the fact that when deal
ers desire a case or more of any desired
size they can be accommodated. Hereto
fore cases invariably contained varied
sizes, and buyer was too often compelled
to purchase what proved dead stock in
order to obtain just what was desired
Dealers were in consequence compelled to
carry the sizes for which they had little
or no call, although it had to be done in
order to supply saIeable Sizes The new
system introduced by Mr.. Redlich. will
entirely do away with this and the dealer
can purchase just what is needed for his
trade and not be compelled to carry un-
called for stock. This also has been a
great reason for giving orders to drum
mers for San Francisco houses who took
orders for special sizes although stocks
here were first class and could be bought
to advantage, yet the fact of not being able
to secure just the sizes desired, operated
against trade with this city, and lost to
its merchants considerable business. In
terror merchants will welcome this accom-
modation and doubtless show just ap-
probation for the efforts ofthe new house
to meet their wants. All goods kept by
the firm are to be packed in this manner.
To show samples to advantage the firm
have had constructed for them large and
handsome cabinet for displaying goods.
Among the many desirable and popular
brands kept in stock is the celebrated
Buckingham & Hecht Hercules" boot,
which has met with large sale on this
coast in the past few years. This boot can
be had only ofthis firm, they having been
appointed sole agents for the sale of all
of Buckingham & Hecht's manufacture.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-04
NEW ENFEkPRIsE.

The announcement has been made that
Portland is about to receive another adj
dition toits already increasing list of bus
mess houses in line that has heretofore
been but partially represented in that city.
We refer to the new boot and shoe house
of Messrs. Akin, Selling & Co., who have
completed arrangements to bring to Port
land the most extensive and comDlese
stock of boots and shoes ever opened
north of San Francisco. In connection
with their stock of imported boots and
shoes they have also arranged with the
well known factory of Messrs Leinen-
weber & Co. of Astoria for the manufac-
ture of all kinds of goods suitable for this
market and are having made up some of
the handsomest goods ever exhibited in
this state. The members of this firm are
well and favnrably known in this COM
munity. Mr.. Akin, who is now in Boston
having been connected with the boot and
shoe trade of Oregon for nearly twelve
years and is considered the best buyer in
the market. Mr.. Fen Selling has been
identified for over fourteen years with the
leading retail house in this state and is
familiar with all the requirements of Ore-
gon and Washington Territory. In sew
ering his connection with the retail nusl
ness, Mr.. Selling has given the merchants
of Oregon good cause to rejoice as he has
dlWdyS DtcA al lHfoseTdtt cucmy VI 15Akti
prices and dealers will be only too happy
to assist him in his new association,
knowing full we'll that they will obtain
far greater concessions than has formerly
been their lot. Mr.. Regensburger, form
erly with the firm of M. Heller & Bros. Of
San Francisco is the third member Of the
firm and although not so familiar to the
Oregon trade is very highly appreciated
by that of California. The new firm
starts out on solid financial basis having,
it is reported, a capital of quarter of 4
million dollars, besides which they have
excellent backing, an article equally as
desirable as capital. We bespeak 10 the
new firm abundant success.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-04

On the cracked and disfgured surface
one can see what must once have been a
beautiful painting, of which only enough
remains to show that it was the face of q
woman. She might have been as fair as
an angel or as ugly as witch, no one
can tell which now, but like to think it
is Hilda's portrait.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-04

Whipped Potatoes, Whip boiled pota-
toes to creamy lightness with fork;
beat in butter, milk, pepper and salt; at
last, the frothed white of an egg; toss
irregularly upon dish, set in the oven
two minutes to re-heat, but do not let It
COLOR
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-04

Apropos of the adoption of cork he'll
met NETS y the the regular army il is suggested
he soldiers @ he e cbsaa he
enemy la billygoat, and in crossing .
stream can use their headgear fer life
preseryers. This is aI age Of progress.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-04

Hot weather proouces 1nac6on OF the Tter. In5
action of the liver causes diseased kidneys. and
diseased kidneys undermine the lie quicker than
consumption AL these troubles can be tvoided
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-04

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure hiss reach
ed reputation that is not limited By the confines
stances false and tenn potery stimulanas In the
preparation.- 1t il purely vegetable apd com.
pounded under d fofmuB ~ bes- paMfd severe
tests and won endorna ken Eom A6fEe of the
SsI;s' Sls5sst nedissl q .6nsi5:-l N3s~ S0lf
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-03-04

evftabe results q these evil pTactces WHICH Hie 80
BILE, often leading to insanity and Death; H., IT
Muscles, Digestion, Kidneys Bladder and reproduc-
tive organs 1t restores to all OF the organic functions
their former vigor and vitality making life cheerful
and enjoyable Price q 50 per bottle, OF bottles for
or G. O. d. from observation to any address, by
DIR. SALFIELD, ZIG Kearny street, San Francisco.
CAL Communications strictly confidential by letter,
or at Office, free, febN