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SALT LAKE PoTAToEs Another large ia.
voice OF Salt Lake potatoes just received in
fine order. Having made extensive PURCHASES
Of Salt Lake potatoes, we are now prepared
to I'LL orders at the lowest figures and at short
notice, either in carloads OF less. to suit the
convenience of purchasers. These potatoes
ere so well and fsvorably known that we
need not speak about the quality. ID.
DeBernardi & Co., Nos sos and $40 K street.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

TUESDAY, November H. 1882
DEPARTMENT OSE-DESsoN, Judge
S. Palmer VS.. d. ". WIlder-Case continued to
December Goth.
The People vs. Henry Stafford, information for
buTglary-Pieaded guilty. Sentenced to two years
in the Folsom State Prison.
Angelina Rossman vs. Lewis RossmAn-Order sus
tanning demurrer. Ten days to amend complaint
after notice.
Sherburn Il Smith W. Frank Swift Judgment in
favor of plaintiffs, for possession Of properly,
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A REPUBLICAN MEMBER OF THE BOARD
oE EQUALIZATION ELECTED.-The result in
the Second District having been in doubt,
especially relative to the vote for Member of
the Board of Equalization, there is here
given the returns so far as received, including
the official vote of Sacramento and Alameda
counties. The official canvass of the votes Of
the Other counties cannot change the result
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SlR&.

Near Alta, October 21-Wiie OF William Powell, a
daughter.
Greenville, October 31-wife of 7. j. Hanson, son.
Near Maxwell, November Wife of James MeDer-
mott, a daughter.
Maxwell, November 9-wife OF William McGrath, a
son.
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Prepared by competent pbarmacfsi.
o2B.isim
CRACKERS { C0HPECFTOVgl

he FISHER, NOS. 5es AND SO STREET,
I lie Sacramento. has just taken the Wholesale
agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
% San Francisco CRACKERS sold at lowest san
francisco prices, with difference In time and iyghs
in favor OF pIrchasers Also, FISHER S CHOICE
COMPETITIONS. lnaant market ratas ct.....-A
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A MYSTERY :" How is it that you can sell
erockery and glassware go much lower than
other stores, is question asked by numerous
customers? We simply answer that we are
direct importers, are closing out our business,
and consider profits at this time secondary
consideration. Alderman & Co., 629 street
BE on time.
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TO nay Old PRTRQNs.

4 STILL OFFER NY VALUABLE SERVICES II
Il you are so unfortunate as to require them,
With mind mature and enriched by studies Of II
advanced order, safely say that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human Ills that ! can
not treat TO a successful issue.
LADiES i am always ready to assist yen. NJ
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience am now able to treat you with the
cate organism is beyond my sure control
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior % sn7
offered heretofore, and will be warranted to have
desired effect In all cases.
Those OF the public who need my services ear DC
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable and sciGntf
treatment at reasonable ratsa.
address particularly those who have been in
jured by youthful indiscretions, and tho7!
have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms Of the disease or
trouble and receive medicine by express, with full
Instructions All letters must be directed TO J. II.
JoSSELYN, II. D., ZIG Suffer street, San Francis
CO, Cal.
Cure Narrated in all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally by letter, gratis Send
fol book. Comfortable apartments for patients a.
my Infrmary (when desired, with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, 22e Suffer street, adioInIn
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hcurs-From A. v. to SPIN
Ny Diploma hangs In my Office
Purchase nay Essay on Physiology and Marriage.
For sale by all newsdealers.
J. HI. J0ssRIYN, u. u.
iy23plm
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MARRIED.


San Francisco, November l3-Charles W. Bosworth
to Sarah Williams.
San Francisco, November 13-Andrew j. Coffee Jr
to Edith Hinton.
San Francisco, November 11-Gudbrand p Erland.
sen to Sophie Halkens.
San Francisco, November 12-Edward E. Eldridge
to Margaret PEBBLES.
San Francisco, November 12-Edward E. johnson to
Lillian Overs
San Francisco November 11-Nes Lindbery to
Johanna NJ. Anderson.
San Francisco, September 23-Charles H. Redmond
to Mrs Mary Brady.
San Francisco, November &c &. Robinson to
Sarah +. West.
San Francisco, November 12-Edward L Wolfe to
Leonora Eppman.
San Francisco, October 25-James A. Carey to Beu.
lab A. Boynton.
San Francisco, November 12- Louis Franklin to
Ortency LOWE.
San Francisco, November Il-Michael klassen to
Eliza J. Guil,nane
San Francisco, November edward Liebscher TO
Caroline Brodbeck.
San Francisco, November II James A. McCoykle
to Annie Z. Marshall.
San Francisco, November 9-George Scherer to Mrs
Josepha Schmidt
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Can you find case of Bright's Disease of
the Kidneys, Disbetes, Urinary or Liver
Complaints that is durable, that Hop Bit sers
has not or cannot cure: Ask your neighbors
If they can.
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REhARKABLY Low PRICES placed on sll
remnants for Wednesday, NoveIaber 18th, at
Hale Bros.
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HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE have attended the
grand and finai closing-out sale Of crockery
and glassware now going on at .ickerman's,
$40 street. This is proof ths; low prices
prevail La
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BE ON TINE One week mora, and your
chances OF buying crockery and glassware,
at the present prices, will vanish. Take
Co., 629 street.
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IT Is generally conceded that Hale Bros.
have adopted the true way OF disposing Of
remnants.
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CREsLEY's MAPLE RUM, WITH TULU, is IN.
rivaled for coughs and colds.
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B. DENNERY has purchased the Rosedale
Produce Market from O'Brien Bros, and
will open out in full blast next Friday and
Saturday.
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0SE THOUSAND FIVE HUsDRED REMNANTS
to be closed out On Wednesday. &C Hale Bros >
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READ our R=muant advertisement in this
issue. You will find many desirable things
among our remnants on Wednesday. Hale
Bros.
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Rahy's Warming.

When baby has pains at dead of night,
Mother in a fright, father in plight
When worms do bite, baby must cry,
II fever sets in, baby may die.
IL croupY pains kill Leonora,
In that house there's no CasIsria,
For mothers learn without delay,
Cassor;a cures by night and day.
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Our REMNANTS are marked 10 close-many
times at less than coat, in order to clear them
all from our counters Wednesday, November
18th. Hale Bros.
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WEI De MEYER's CATARRH CURE
Absolutely cures snuffies, running nostrils,
distressed breathing, pains over the eyes, and
all catarrhal symptoms. 81, of all druggists.
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TrPsnly Novemho,1I !


November l3-John Rooney ct al to Anton
Menke- Portion Of sections IL, II, Is aud a. town.
ship north, range east 2l5 "a 100 acres $50 2s6
October estate Of California to Carl Wind.
muiler-East half Of section SO, township north,
range east; patent.
November IL -Perley Watson ct al to Sacramento
BlnkSouth % feet Of north half Of lot s. also east
feet OF south 20 feet OF north half Of lot in block
bounded by L, NJ, Ninth and Tenth streets, city |;
- - ,
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TRANSFERS OF RgAL EsrATE.

SATURDAY, November II, 1882
Estate OF J. II. Hooker, by executor, to Henry W
irl-Lots ana in block bounded by G., H. Tween.
tY'fifth and Twenty-sixth streets, city $500.
MONDAY, November 10, 1882
November 9 = Carrie May Rose to Lillian F.
Bruner-North half of lot in block bounded by p,
Q. Tenth and Eleventh streets, city 5000
October 4-PhG5e d. Arnold 10 Henry Nenzel-
North bali Of east quarter of quarter Of section
II, township north, range east grant
November l0-Hiltiam Borchers to C. F. Will
Jams Lot in block bound d Dy G, H. Twenty third
and Twent, fourth streets, city SJ75
November IL CobHu minors BY guardian 10 q
w Martn-Sonth half Of lat in block bounded by
NJ, n, Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets citv
$3.50. 49,
November 1l-Geo. W. Martin to E F. Breininr-
East bali of south half of lot in block bounded
grant. -
November 13-Jasper N. Bell ct al. to Richard
Nestlake-160 acres of the Rio de los AmeIicanos
grant, and located in township north, range 6
east So coo.
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THs great sale of black silks, cashmeres
and drsp d'alma and other tine dress goods,
bought st Job, and now being closed out at
nearly ilafi> their value at the Red House,
causes quite lsc Buzz" among the people.
Crowds of peopl3sFere turned swsy yester-
day without being served they must call
eslisz TO sYoid rush.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
A BRILLIAsr coNsrAB e.

A few days ego Chinaman had Swiss
cottage raised over his eye by some g Mclean
man" who damned him just for the fun of
the thing. john made a bee-line for District
Attorney Buckeyes Office to have justice
done in the premises. He did not know the
name Of the man who had hammered him.
Gould you point him out!"
"Oh, yes me know i'm. l point out"
VERY well. I'll make the complaint out
against John Doe, then. But you must point
out TO the officer the man that struck you"
Accordingly on that complaint a warrant
against John Doe was Issued by magistrate
and placed in the hands Of q deputy Consta.
BILE for service.
Accompanied by the Chinamsn, the Off
cial with delegated power started out, and
presently on a public street, in the midst of
crowd, the damaged Chinaman espied his as
sailant and directed the attention of the Con.
stable to him. The officer made for the man
like an arrow from bow, seized him by the
collar and was marching him off to the lock-
up post haste, when the arrested Individual
protested.
Say, what's the matter with your"
"Oh. you come along YOU'RE wanted"
Wanted here, let go my collar, will
you! What am l wanted for %
why, for hitting this CbinRman."
50 I hain't hit no Chinauan, nur nobody;
I'm not the man.
"You aren't? Say, isu't'your name John
Doe ?"
"John Doe? Not By a long sight. No,
stree that's not my nams."
"Oh " exclaimed the conscientious dep
uty, If your name isn's John Doe, you can
60.
, 1882-11-25
Another Inland Umpire.

Orr - tie most prominent newspaper
men in Portland. heirg s-krd, not long ago.
!, he dil not think urnairstic nvai posi-
be ~ the upper country, remarked. mot
uule-s oae IS s,art- d by the PEOPLE Of the
Spokane country: | have ~ o;'ltion that
teel. viii b., there al iniani empire Of wea!t"
AMI importance in the very hear future.
Tins iuaru,ist is not alone III the predlc-
ton, Tia. within the area of country lying
between the C,lumh:a river on the north,
the Rockford aud Pennington country en
tin, s,utb. tie Westwcod section on tie
east and the Big Beud on the west, there
will develop an empire, riVaiiing any section
OF country OF cqual size, west OF the Rocky
mountains. Ia tins area we have Spokane
Fa,ls. 4 busy. thrifty city, Of wonderful,
almost unparalleled growth. IN possession of
I water power IN all respects equal 70 any
in America. and sufficiently supported ny an
agricultural country. Then we h've Che
uev. Of almost equal size. aud rapid growth.
thop Spra.ue with i. railway shops aud
be,don.gtcrs. then Rockford. a busy, grow
in, lace living in the midst of one OF the
hest wheat belt. in Eastern Washington
Pennington. an enterprising little city
SaergI- surrounded by magnificent 'tfs'cn
OF county. Deep Creek Falls, with is' mi''''
sh.us. stores. and growing farming com'hu-
airy. Medical Lake. the location CT springs
g., hos, waters possess rare curative proisr
,is-. and about the place splendid 'fen o'
s,rnEn, land Then ve have the iss''
h.+ - +,il,ut,r.es 10 a commercial ceneer'
iu.r,,rrant places of E"ck Crerh' Co'soh'
wood F.,rw Gather, Grab CTe-k. "Nse''
PR. CJyiIle. westwooi, Four LAKE,
Ssi,I,, NopGovi., and other towns aro
s,--l,m,nts. When We realize tha' Oil 'ns
.-,ovrtb and enterprise and wealth OF the'o
,...r,.-,., settlements. Will be trIbat-cy To
SOME one point within the area 'hst 'ne
III. %. This section will have common
;,..,...t IN the up building OF some crnh'i
.,o,u+ and will by the laws OF supply ana
demand. ami ;hat Of convenience snd iheh.
II, ion chserfully contribute TO the genera,
v,.J,a-s of this particular 'sction- the ee'ir'
IN An inl,nd empire IN the Spokane reHo''
does not appear to be f.neiful- Ones the
Nor+hsrn Pacific railway is re,dy to o'ins
e ;-o, aver rs own road, from the es't. H.
..s,5 f having II come 10y slow sailing Ve--
,,ls bv sea, crcss-sectiouirs the upper eou"'
ivy nv r,ilvay will begin, and give s new
.t,rt 10 the already wonderful growth Ana
o,o,rass up there. The STATESMAN coz,
',,.n,s,es the people Of the SP'A."e eonn'rs
upon the promising outlook '0neh 'A''' ~
, 1882-11-25
Timetable Change.

The compile on Ui the railway between
Por. ard .nd thu, clty, ai.i the conseqaent
adoption. Of = new timetable greatly contri-
hatrs to the comiurs and convenience VI the
travelling pubiic. Not many months ago a
trIp TO Portland was considered a serious
unIert,ling, and not few people before
starting. made their last wills and testa-
mcnts, tovk fearful fsreweils Of loved ones
,ud turnei thctr faces PoTtlandward amld
a a,.ence in which yOu could have heard a
sumdrop.
Now all this is changed. At 5:i5 P. N.
the trayser skip. out fFem the depot at a
rattling pace. And al 9:i5 the next morning
Just think of its in the city OF Port
I,nd. II he i. hound to San Francisco. and
get, TO Portland on a steamer day. ne can
.rend ten busi ,ess hours there, and be in
Frisco in shout 20 hours after leaving Waila
Wsils; and in it all he has not lost any sleep
or any regular meals With good weather
on the sea, the TIP to San Francisco and re-
turn cen be made between Saturday evening
At 5;45 here in Walla Walla. AMI Cne week
from the nrst morning, at ga. NJ. Gong to
Portland 10 matter of two nights aud one
dsy. He leave. here after business hours
today, AID on Friday morning before bus'-
moss hours 10 home ags;n. IL is tod Us ny
r.iIr,, offici-ls that the tune between this
city and Portland will be shortened to aoout
,w,lv. hours. wien once the new portion Of
the road is put into perfect order.
, 1882-11-25
Council Proceedings.

Pre-. ,nt-,icAulrtf. Mayor. CoanciImen
Dovell. B.umei.t-r, Reynolds, C.ton, tiet-
cher. Winnn. AMI GlssstoFt.
The Fin.ucs committee reported i"Vora'iy
biil- amounting sli3 10.
II. d. Chapman wanted sl0 out OF the
city for rent Of lot on which lumber Il; d
hen stored not allowed. He had paid -
poll tax; refunded 81
The Street Cammi,sinner was ordered 10
Keen city property in cleaner condition.
The reauest OF John Lux - change, clan
mol of Mil crees where /. passed through
block D referred TO Street committee.
On payment Of one dollar per night tor
"a, and fuel. the Council Chamber may be
pse.. =. debating room
Til. ordinance to ley tax for fire depart
nent passed third resilns.
Ordinance TO establish salaries passed. It's
third reading.
The srdin.ne. to preserve order m the
c,un,,I after some debate, passed It's third
reading.
Ar novsil asked for light on the corners
of East Nan, Spokane, THEAnnon and "a
louse stre@ts-
Eight copies Of Roberts rules OF order
we're orisred- ..,o5
Marshal Justice asked for ant ootaineu
n..ru,,ssi.n to use The new l,il to-day.
, 1882-11-25
From Erd.co,t
ESnICoTr. November 10

EspIcoTT, November 10
Ma. E0IT0E II have written you t
fact. and news item. for publication fro
Enlieost. have been settled here for To-
Z years. / have been close observer, a
J what have written in regard to our tos
and country is in caDdor. You are at lib
( ty to select or rpiect any part OF what hse
written, or the whole Enclosed ind /
one years subscription TO my address.
En6ico.t hss shown great deal OF vital
this TALL Oar citizens have entire con
denoe in its great future. and are stakIg
their last doil,r right here.
We have no jealousy. Collar, our nesres
neighGor town, Is is miles distant Wei a.
situated IN the heart Of masnifcent!y J.
ins country. especially adapted TO mixi
farming pursuits aud sustaining dense po-
ulstior. Our town Is located In q We
Tatered valley, with natural approaches
and from L from sll quarters of the compss-
We are the first town the Columbia and r
lou-e Railroad Company strikes on ITS we
to Plairville, C0lian and Moscow. II,
grading is nov almost completed to Piai-
vile. Mr. Watt, the o. Il. & y. Co. riglt
o! NAY agent, has Just completed his llbes
as iar as Colfax, to the entire satisfaction i
al concerned, and left the reputation OF tie
railroad company at par in the minds OF tie
people
Gen. TanDatt has just paid US one Of hs
flying visits. He is always too full o; bus
ness to tarry long. but his pockets ara ful
Of greeneacks, and he tickles the boys to the
tune Of every cent that the Oregon Improve.
melt Company owes them, which makes his
presence very entertaining in EndicOtt.
Person & Crow, our new mercantile people.
are doing tIe business. They are conf
den. large trade can be secured at this
point il the near future.
On the whole. We sum up for Endicott
FfrTila aa9d permanent growth, that caauot be
surpassed by any tJnd- aeFth 0. Saahe
river. We Will be the FIRST town in the Pa
louse country that can boast OF railroad,
and with that to help US. the amount OF
beef, pork, mutton. wool, wheat, barley,
oats, rye, fax and corn, the present products
CT our rich soil that Will pour into our ware
houses, seeking its "wending way to the
sea-" Will prove all We claim.
AN OLD SETTLER.
, 1882-11-25

The FIRE LAsT NIGHT.-LAsf nisht ap-'a'
hal. na., .iahr. ire occurred IN the ''Si,
,i.n,s ~ Al B.bcock, on Eagan avenue anu
t. nm. there was the prospec; oi q con
s-o-,,in, which would involve the loss OF
- 4,. residence. About eight O'Clock MS
,;..,s 5.pgbter went into one OF the large
.,.agip. .oouss and lighted lamp. III o'der
sni =, article OF clothing. and the snpPo-
-, i ,b,. The mat,h she used in making
T,,. WAS thrown upon the carpet Whiie
.,iU burning. When the hfe vas diseo'e'eu
-. xhole rom wa, aaame. Nelghoors
.,sa :, and suggested making an ALARM
M, F.scock said he would first see what
r;;r,n, there wa. in few buckets Of water
III, pronpt movements eIcnsashea 'ne
..u,. and saved ihn residence lhe iulIi'
,,,. bidding and carpet were renaefe1
~,.,ls., he WAS insured in An amount
.n,sc;.nt 10 core, his loss. with Nessrs-
g., r stearn., agents for the pSeinns
hons. U,der.ri..ra These gentlemen VS.
a. n. nouss thn morLiDE and PfonPAS
.Sj,sssl shs dsnagsA
, 1882-11-25
Another Li2r.

The editor Of the paper published At Ellis.
Ellis county, hAasss, seems to take peculiar
delight in Publishing as trae, all the state
ments Of liars who come from tha. section Of
country TO this, and. too Internal lazy and
thrilling to earn an honest living. expect 10
find money GU trees. and because they do
not. write batch OF iaisehoods 10 the paper
in question. The editor freely, and Promi-
nen;ly publishes these letters N the Head
light. The last one i from the Grand Ron6e
valley, writ u from Union. Oregon. This
fresh fool and liar goes into ali the details
he is capable of. and makes out case AGAINST
that rsglon. The last lie is this:
\ great many enigrAnts pass here daily
on their WAY back 10 the states, and many
more would do the SINE II they had tn
means to do 81. Say 10 my iGitnis that II
was hack on Big Creek, situated IS once
was. with tie knowledge l have 50 dearly
gained, would stay there.
For the benefi, Of the editor Of the Head
Lish. We ssy, ,ha, there isn't a single truth
iai statement IN this fellows letter as printed
in the paper. Ii the editor Of the Head
Eyit has sny regard i1r his standing IN Els
county, he will refuse tl-se letters uatll he
ascertains something Ct th-ir yea! nature.
II he does not, We shall publish IN tae
STATESMAN, card, signed bJ = numb,r OF
the fo.mer residents OF Ellis county, giving
actual facts, AMI place a pager within the
reach Of every vcter in thai section. 4 word
TO the wise ousat 20 be sufficient.
, 1882-11-25

! THIEF CArGHr-Last evening"
frl,w bv the name Of joseph HArri' uh.
der-,ok TO raise he wind by d'sp'sins 'i
certain property at Bsics' second 'nano
store. Having suspicion that the 'h'"s
WAS 10, on the square, Ba.e' Called an
officer, and H.rrls was taken into cus'odE'
The fellow had taken saddle iF"m
ho-,e hitched on Third street and 7oopeu
he el,thes-lines Of Mrs. Webb and Mrs
W,l,h on North Seventh street l"iS
WIS the plunde- he eudeaTored to sen 10
Mr. Bales. Harris was taken before JUS
tee Whitman this afternoon, ana ''i'
most posi,ive evidence Of theft was pro.
duced. Very properly the Judge as'e'.ea
8 fine of s25 and coats and one month
imprisonmsn; in each OF tho three Cases,
maxim a total Of over sl0o in hnes ana
.hres months in jail
, 1882-11-25
Statesman
oc:icIAL COUNTY PAPER.
D-,arood from Sunday.

.-.- .-r,. almost everybody IN the e4tY
.r.. M Doctg. Potts intends 10
cries Of lectures heEe this week,
-..rs intends = say a great many p!1-n'
....,r-a.-i. perhaps un"elcome, but
...-..s true things, to married people
ry W hope al these wi! attend;
doubt SOW good seed IN Your
,..-..i YOU vii let her
80, va.Gsr # she wi say anything
.-.s We hope 20. Love Is a Won
.... -.-e Ing Is ahou. everybody
rI.f,r. Iu: me want TO say right
I'D. bnsit oi certain young people
-. letters with tue address OF the
-....- a.1r- on them, that lo"e won
--.s. E.sr ot cold priat IN the news
rt ..sa tcaf.ucy to take tie
....f livery li-'. just A. II tax, s
..-a5a stump -PaaLeI 5 saadres-.
-..-..- -.... ta--e certain ycaa@ peop!,
ary asking advice from the
.--.. .rI-r. Oae Of the queer thi"ss
.s..- .a.. ao.h tie yCung man and toe
..-. 20 know the same thsug-
I as a5n-o. h..-I.ss me. It
%. a, that aay young laiy Nil
..-. ..--. t.gas about icre. sHe know,
.....-.-. = .a.a- altogether tetter tAan
, 1882-11-25
Laugh and Grow Fa..

Oue Is No. apt 20 laugh and grow Isl If ne is
not feeling well The legions who, from habi-
.ual constipation, suffer constantly frum head
aches, .orpidity of the liver, dullness. ieTerisb-
mrs, sou- stomach. etc. can be persuaded to
laugh only after they have taken few doses
Of Syrup of Figs Try it and sea Tor sAls
by Holmes, druggist
, 1882-11-25
sIaren's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination ior the preservation n
4 the teeth and guns. 1t = far superior 70
any preparation Of is kind in the market In
l.rye. handsome. opal pots, price % cents
For sale by all druggists. Hodge, DAVIS q q
Ca wholesale agents, Portland, oregen, IL
y HoIrnes. Walia Walla, W. T. IyA d&"