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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-29
THE INDEPENDENT.
RosEBURG. SATURDAY. JULY 20.
THE PEOPLES CAUSE.

The issue in California to-day ia
clear-cut and we'll defined. The battle
of the people against corporate power
has been declared. The Democracy
under the leadership of Gen. Stonelnan
has ably espoused the cause of the
people. The Republican party with its
well-known affinity for wealth and cor
ruption will champion the cause of the
corporations. We shall sec what we
shall see No political contest for years
will be watched with SO much interest as
che conflict in our neighboring state.
Blessed as she has been by gold fields
unsurpassed, by delicious and health
giving climate, by grand and ave-
inspiring scenery. by most fertile
soil and men Of push, energy and nerve,
California to-day should be the most
prosperous, thriving and advancing
state In the Union. That she is not is
due to the methods, the corruption
and the villiany of the Republican
party. That party brought upon her
the curse of Mongolianism and cheap
labor; it cursed her with Sir Claus
Speckles and his sugar monopoly; it
cursed her with railroad legislation
that to-day makes the Central Pacific
railroad the despot of her borders; and
it has driven FROM hsr territory the
wsrkingmen and made of those that
remain outcasts and political agitators,
who are compelled to cry aloud from
ths sand-lots. The blighting influence
of the Republican party will never be
irradicated from the political system of
California. Tho Democratic party
has now come to the front to do battle
for justice for the workingnian and to
control and contractc 'rporate influence.
It has all to fight. We predict that
If Gen: Stoneman is elected Governor
that it will bring an era Of prosperity
and happiness hitherto unknown. The
Central Pacific will be forced to let go
her hold on the throat of the people;
and 1t will be that entering wedge that
will show to the people, the oppressed
people of America that they have
rights which railroad magnates must
respect. But the Democracy has
much to contend against. Money
will few like water. The Republican
party and the corporations will light
with ths desperation born of despair
The psopls will he lulled into security
by pledges which are made but tt
be broken. Every little petty post
master and Federal official will have te
come down with his twenty per cent
Of hiu salary to aid the cause that give.
him bread and butter. The corpora
tions will bleed freely. There will b,
no end to the means used to cerrup
and debauch the voter. 1t is the peo
pies fight though, they must rise above
party ties, above all personal prejudice'
and above everything except thu
knowledge Of the fact that they arr
fighting for justice, liberty and life
We have not yet lost faith in tn.
American people, but onr faith fol
the future advancement Of our country
will be rudely shocked unless the
Democracy carries California.
.Os~---~-~~---~-~>-
Something new in Dots Strips ant
combination suite, just received 3
Floed's.
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Hubbaed CreeK
NJ 7 Z = S
CLARKE 4 BAKER,
Proprietois.

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Having purchased the above named
mills of f. Stephens Co., we are
now prepared to furnish any amount
of the
BEST QUALITY OF LUMBER
Ever offered Ia the public in Douglas
county.
We have lust purchased one of the
V'eatherly, Rugg & Richardson No. !
Planes AID mathers andss are pre-
pared To s!o he.ier work
titan olher mills III the county.
We will furnish at the mill No
lumber at the following prices:
Dressed rustic ..... -. SIG :ear II
Flooring dressed & matched SIS pc:
Lumber dressed on one sileSt4 per
Lumhtr dressed on two sides$i6 PERM
Rougn lumber. $8 to $40 per NJ
We have an extra quality of lumber.
equal lo any found on Coos Bay. and
Will guaIraDte to give satisfaction o
al those favoring us with their orders
Eos office address, Umpqua Ferry
Oregon. CLAkNE g. bAhER.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-29

Something new in Dots Strips and
combination suite, just received q,
FlOed's.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-29

Fellows Compound Syrup IL CON-
posei OF ingredients 1entical with
hose which constitute Healthy Blood
Muscle and Nerve and Brain Substance
while Lie itself is directly dependent
epoa some of them.
By is union with she blood ard It's
effect upon the muscles, reestablishing
tie one and toaing the other. it Is ca
paole OF effecting the following results:
It will displace or wash out tuberca-
.ous matter. ard shus Gre Consumption
By increasing Nervous and Muscular
vigor. it viii cure Dyspepsia. feeble
or Interrupted action of the Heart and
P;,Epitation. Weakness Of Intellect
caused By grief, worry, cvertax, or
Irregular habits, Bronchitis-Aeute OF
Chronic, Congestion of the Lungs, even
in the most alarming stages.
1t cures Asthma, Loss Of Voice
Neuralgia, st. Vitus Dance. Epilept.
Fits. Whoopiag Cough. Nervousness,
and Is q most wonderful adjunct 10
other remedies in sgstcising life during
the process OF Diphtaeria.
Do not be deceived oy remedies besrA
ing similar nal>9: TO other prepara-
tion Is 8 srbsti ute fer this under any
circumstances.
Look out for the name and address
J. I. FELLOWS, st. John. n. B.. on the
yellow wrapper in watermark, which b
seen by holding the paper before the
light.
Price, $3.50 per Bottle. for s7.50.
Sold by oil DrugRists.
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Exclusively for the Ladies'.

fbSflon ExcnuIlSc. .0 II. j.. H.t ,us.isIa.t Z,
This season is "color" year; white, of
course is always Sin fashion," it is always
worn by brides, often by debutantes, and
by ladies who have iondness Tor it; but
the prevailing tone Of color is high, and
acquires q volume unknown before from
the rich variety and numerous tintings put
into the magnificent brocades and other
recent fabrics. The tendency decidedly is
to simple design and cost in fabric, instead
OF complex design md much cheap trim
ming. The finest evening dresses are com.
posed Of one, or, ut most, Of two fabrics.
The train is plain--the edge cut out over
fine knife Plating. The sleeves are close.
and only to the elbow, or perhaps half
long;the bodice is cut with very deep points,
front aud back and the square or open neck
is filled in with lace, or with folds OF muslin
crossed in front, and the ends tucked under
instead Of folded over, as heretofore; high
Turing or rolling collars are in great vogue,
and have stiff interlining to keep them
in position, rup on one side, and trimmed
with long ostrich plume and beautiful TIPS,
and aigrette with green lights in the brown.
All these are sealskins, and the hat is a very
dashing style, appropriately named the
"Theo,p There Is another OF dyed otter
which is much smaller and quietcr shape
A low.crowned English derby, stylishly
timmed with a long.billed red bird and .
brilliant cocks plume, is also shown
The excellent taste which distinguishes
these designs, end their freedom from
cheap, gilded ornaments, arc worthy o
m antion. -, w. VI 95il f i ~ ,
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HOMIE PROOF

MarketsIeet, Wheeling, ", Va.
Canccr.-"SuGerCd for years with cancer. Had II
cut out three times II returned after each opera.
iou DR.. Smith cured nc without knife cansiiGor
patti" MRS. II. N. CIRCUIT.
FILES, Flstula Of Anlls.-Flat OF my back for Is
weeks Reporte1dyins. Dr.. Smith cured me with.
k,,tf tynpks :.
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9ilatehildhooti ,honM Ia manhood end
rs slnngc as childhood lust begun.
My Old no live? lie might have died,
"hat made deaths arrows glance aside.
Tho Power OF Liie md death III one,
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lroi. Newbcry. Columbia College.

lrol. Newbcry, Columbia College.
The peat dog theory Of the formation OF
coal has generally been accepted. The
view is to tho elect that coal Is tho resi-.
dual hydro.carbon Of plants which have
grown where their remains are found, and
that It has been found precisely Us peat ac-
cumnlated IN marshes. AIR. Grandeury
has recently endeav0red to refute this
theory, and that makes It necessary to dis
cuss the matter again. lie holds That tho
plants from which the coal is formed have
been transported from their places Of growth
to greater or less distance in the bottom
Of some water basin. Nature has in most
instances left full aud faithful record OF
her work in the facts to which we have
given an imperfect study. l will contine
myself TO one OF the coal beds in Ohio.
This is Of the lowest coal in the series,
This coal lies In aseries of trouglls or basins
which were evidently once marshes occu-
plying local deprcssions, and the valleys Of
streams upon the then existing surface.
Many OF these deposits have been worked
into and expose the following phenomena
10 view: 1854 r,
!. A hre.claim below each seam penc.
trated III every direction with roots and
rootlets Of stignlaria.
=, A coal seam having a maximum
thickness OF six feet in the bottow Of the
basins thinning out to feather edges.
.. The coal Oh the margins Of tie basins
is sometimes thirty or forty feet above its
place on the bottom.
!. An average OF .! per cent. ofash.
o. A roof composed ofargillaceous shale,
Of which the layers arc crowded with
impressions Of plants.
From these factsl derive the history OF
the formation ofcoal which has made the
peat.bog theory the accepted one. NJ
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NCry.Sntl4 nnl.lIIsv

When NIL other remedies full DR.. FRAztEn's
Roor BITTERs will cure General Debility,
Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys. "a l.lI5f
"For several months I have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at a time
I was confined 10 the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until I
heard of your Root Bitters. I have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks aud they have
restored me to my former health.
'''2 JOHN ROLAND, Cleveland, O.. ,
For sale by J. +. Sbirk, also Chas. Moenke.
nloeller, Wheeling, and R. X. McConuhey,
Bridgeport. p ga< .71a7 lgsr p&w,
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Wholesale aud Retail by L.
ltolMcmIler This.

II you arc sick Hop BI,,ers will surely aid Nature
IN makingyou well when all clio lails. .a.I,
II you arc cos,iyc or dyspeptlc. OF arc suffering
from any other OF tho numerous diseases Of tho
stomach or bowels. II Is your own fault II you 70.
main ILL., for Hop Bt,en arc sovereign remedy In
all such complaints. u, ~
il you arc wasting away With ATTY form OF Kidney
diseasc. stop tempting death this moment, aud turn
for cure 10 Hop Bittcn. -W
II you nic tick with that terrible siekncs Ncry.
ol;Ies you will tind a"I,alm In Gilcad in The Use
II You arc ircqucntcr, VI a resident of A mas.
matte district, barricadc your system agnIn.t Tho
scourge Of all counttiCs-mnlarial, epidemic. iii.
,nus, and Intermittent icvcs-by tho use Of Hon
II you haro rough, rmply. or alllow skin. bad
pTea'h luls aid aches, aud feel miserable rcncr-
ally Hop Bitess will give you fair skin, rich 6oei
anu sweetest breath. health aud comfort, -
In short they cure all Diseases OF tho stomach.
Towels. Blood Liver, Nerves, Hh!neys Hfieht's
Disease. 500 will be paid for case they will mol
That poor. bcdridden invalid, wife, sister, moth.
or or daughter. can be made tho picture Of health,
6yn few bottcsot Hop Bltters costing but triHc'
VIII youlet them suffer? noli.rrhstw
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A Sure Cure for Piles.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR.,
William, ian Indian remedy called Dr.. VIII
liams Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases OF TWENTY-FIVE
years standing. No ono need suffer five min.
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb.
sorbs the tumoHt allays the intense itching
(particularly at night after getting warm in
bed, acts as a poultice, gives instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else: 3'.t Il llS5.. (. :
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-
cept Of price, 81 %. AZ 53lEsi:.(s5 !;
For sale BY J. +. shirk, also Chas. N[oenke.
moeller, Wheeling, and R. K. McConalicy,
Bridgeport, 0. S.ai M "a 4. paw
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tAetAuHSc. .'H ..#..1H. H.'.tNN. .il.f IRIS.
The name Of N. KoIomun lisa is IN.
known in this country, but be is said to be
the most powerful man III statecraft in
Germany after Bismarck. As President Of
the Council be has been more vigorously
hated than any other politician in the
country. lie is thin and "dry-lookine,"
wears spectacles and a gray beard, and
looks twenty years older than lie is. Els
air is the essence Of imperturbability, and
in his harangues the --LATEST contradiction
cannot irritate him; he continues in the
same stitled tone, and his auditors never
cease listening to him with brcathless ut.
tention. - y
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/ Q I: j Q,,teltilqe,lr1:r,
Oiiiccs NOS. % nnu ~ Fourteenth street.
SOM: THOUGHTS FOR THANKS.
I.|H..". r.. #...#Hi (1VvfyG F0.g #rHH..

II graclous miles arc mot with smiles, a
sAnu VINO would meet them o!herwlseO
Ahd tender wonis pcnuRde tho heart &
ny tears. Kept back, unbldden start '
lndry aud unfamiliar eyes; sT n3.
II Acts Of courtesy like these, N'1
Inc common coin Of every day,
rass current everywhere and make ~ ~.
80 many Richer fOr their Mke, g'a
FOR none can DO too poor 10 pay; 'HI
What shall be, can DO said for those wy
po WIG .teaier gifts their whole lives loug
Receive, perhaps. with discomfort,
Without thankful word or sonsf
y Time was thcy were not, now theyarc;
ra,1 l3Sst XXI, ~ them en- Unseen, IN silown
FOOT penIi0neis OF Summer hours, .'#N
fof thcy remain, though yeHrJ have nown.
From nothlngnew to conscious Life,
Inat feels itself; II ilRught beside. .
Ana stuightway all It secs demands,
refpctlnliy puts forth It's hands,
10 take, and Will hot Dc denied;
Tint such a creature, selfish. irnll, III. fn
a., One half Whose da! are passed IN klecl
Matcited over by maternal eyes
"mMeh, when It's small breath comes III Sigh,
Ircmble. and ready arc To weep
Thateh'ldhaod, henId Ia manhood end
~ Araiigc as childhood lust begun.
My did no live! lie might have died.
"hat made deaths arrows glance aside.
Tho Power OF Life md death III one.
Thshc petccivcS not, or iorgcts, . ..|
:, For now because hi lived he lives
ile has his raiincnt aud his food,
hCeeplS what comes, aud finds II good,
And never thinks olhim who gives vi.
something he sought he mar have missed,
" IN his heart or In bis brain; .,
rame, power, wealth, love. lfso, what them
blot Al! tteae from the lives OF men,
stlil Man. and Life, and Earth remain.
The sun still rises rs Of old.
u,,T Tho stars aud planets shine on hish:
ing grcai eea laughs, clouds come and 20:
Rains fail; birds sing; theswect flowers blow:
Ana migrant Is the west winds tIgli,
0 EARTH thou urt goodly world. y
a. And who deny, II such there be,
INC power that placed them there. should own,
Thou symbol OF that Power Unknown. -
Their endless gratitude to thee!
They breathe tho airs that stir thy trees:
Tiny sunshine is Thur constant light;
m.itllout thy harves's they w0nld die,
Thslr sustenancC aud sole supply;
1hey lie, and snmbsr Ia ,t'y hight
Bnt say thou art 10 more. o Earth, vi
Than we tehol. from day to day, r9
AZ nm, we travellers, thou nj least ln
linst spread us many u bounteotis feast
And comforted upon the way!
Who has provided Of His best, -
And housed us SO We hate togo; ~ I'd.
For We cnn never hope to know ..g.... ....I
Mote walchiul care, more perfect rest.
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No Finc Hogs for Hin,


"Gen'lemen, I don't bleye in crossin' or
changin' do breed Oh our hogs. De ole.
fashioned hog is plenty good. ows de
saddest time oh my life TO Il fine hog.
was passin' a pen once an seed fine hog.
Ell he hadn't been a fine hog l wouldenter
paid no 'tention to him. Wall Twas rested
on account oh dat fine hog an sent ter de
penitentiary fur a year. Don't bring no
fine breed OF hog into dis neighborhood."
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A HOnt Load OF Fools

A curious canoe adventure is reported
from Frankfort. Some members Of the
boat club in TINT city resolved TO row to
Mayence by night. They started ut u
o'clock, and pulled away vigorously all
night, enjoying the trip exceedingly. At
sunrise it was discovered to their great
chngrin that tho anchor had not been
weighed and that they had remained ut the
same spot where they had taken leave Of
their friends, by whom they are now
known us "the explorers" SS"i.,1
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THE genuine SARATOGA Hlau Rock STRING
WATER, for sale by all druggists by tho doz.
en-, bottle or gallon. Address iii orders to
s I! High Hook Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
J; +. shirk, Agent at Wheeling, and Il. X
McConahey, Agent at Bridgeport. DAw.
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TREED BY A DEER.
sccne-Biue Ridge Monutains, Penn.
q. Pa a.f I'll Sylynnin. TN|..'# rFI

KS 3bs4at sylvnnia. lF5.
Philadelphia Press iT
"Well, we had been In tho woods three
days, when discovered a big buck one
afternoon on the side OF tho mountain
quietly feeding. 5Watchinglny opportunity
! fired, but only succeeded in severely
wonndiDg him. l1e at once became furious,
and seeming me CAME forward with arush.
There was no log under which l could
crawl ind ! had no time to reload my rifle.
Things looked bad. I barely got out Of
reach Of tho iniurlated buck, when It
clashed up with n snort, and seeing me
perched on limb out Of It's reach, com.
mcnced paving the ground and acting In
savage manner. Ihad dropped my gun
and was unarmed. II was cold and night
was coming on. Things looked blue, tell
You. N''
y commenced hollerin' as loud as
could, and when | WAS gcttin' quito hoarse,
and expected 10 stay there all night,
Captain Bowman came in sight, and dis.
covered mo before he saw the buck.
yelled at him to look out, which put him
on bis guard, and lie soon succeeded In
killing It, an 1slid down the tree. There's
no fun bon freed by deer, your gun lost
and no one round" remarked tho old
hunter, as he buttoned up his oycrcoat and
departed. .NuF Ts'N'0
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"Lfttifcs TOntc.tt

The Great Female Remedy Is prepared BY
the Women's Medical Institute Of Builalo
n. Y.;and Is their iavorite prescription 10,
ladies who arc suffering from any weakness
or complaints common to The ser, It L
sold by druggists at 81 90 per. bottle, Ladies
can obtain advice free. 1 Send stamp for
names Of those who have been cured, : ~,
4, a. wholesale and retail by Logan & Co.,
ne lnG, W. w! rs ~ t /, 49, - pGw
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YOUNG men, and middle aged ones, suffer.
Ing from nervous debility and kindred weak.
Series Books. Address Worlds Disnensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. y. =
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, dies, ants
Ged.bugs, skunks, chipmunks, Gophers. LOG
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FINANCIAL ASD conMERC1AL,
New York Money and Stocks,

$50 's~ssUS V"sA Us"Ns&us
Nav Yong, November 2e.- Mcncysas pei cont;
closing offered Al per cent. Pitne mercantile
papes Gay psr cent. Sterling ::ExchAngo bankers
aovkRNAEs1s-lrtesular but In tho main AAk
J. + g. ;:Sd: II;sh!sh Tlte.
Y 3 ~ COUPONS. ll9e Ivy. l.. bonds hsts.-.llSh
Pacific O. Of 9j.......lD III. r. sinking iind.ii6
Genital Pacific nrss-l4s iTcxas Pac Land ais. 81
Erie seconds"."..".l00 do. RIO Grand tIv.. SOY
RAILROAD BosDs-dencrally strong M
srATE srcuhirtts-Seglected. @f
Louisiana consos... 6SItIvitgiula o.. .....,.. 81;
MISSOURI CS...........ll2 Virginia eons0ls, ex.
" !6sep h......."..,..t63 tn mat. c0upoIls,, CT
tennessee 6s.-....... ~ Virginia deferred, 10
Tenhesse0 Gs. new--" a TX. div. 'l,IG,''l I II.
s1ocks-Sotwithstand that nil the stocks
opened lower than tho Closlug lat nIght the
general tendency up 10 II o'clock wAs toward III.
cteesiIHstengtl. nild there was general recovery
OF tho decline at tho opening, ami I'll lnsny cases
~ ADVANCE ever last nights el8se. The market
continued ihrly active and strong In tho afternoon
ma declined from 10 w per cent, tho latter III
were higher than the closing prices Of Yesterday.
Thegcnerhl feeling In regard 10 stocks and also lis
regards tho general financial and commercial stu.
atlolI 49, great Improvement Oh the two or three
ptcyfouS days. -. > Md
]. The Post says: We understand that importsut
NEGOTIATIONS have been progressing iAvoraDly to
b!ovlue iunds necessary 10 complete The New York,
west eliott d Buffalo Railroad, to furnish lnuc
increase o. hhipnsns originally deemed necessary,
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is very valuable for professional men. It
supplies the phosphates which are always
lost by severe mental labor. rrhs&w !
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THE REV. Gro. H.. THAYER, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives to 6hiloh's Consumption Cure" ,sT ST.
ARE you MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow Skin? shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. s-i q VI. f}SE 'I7 htyfli N. ls'-'
WHY WILL YOU cough when shilol's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 80
Su1LoH's CArAHnM RExEpy-a positive cure
for Catarrh, -Diphtherin and Cankcr Mouth,
Sold by E. Booking. agent, under Odd Eel
low's Hall, and BY +. H. List, 1910 Main
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t''HAcKMErAck," a lasting and fragrant Dor.
fttmc. Price % aud 30 cents. /. AZ
+ Sn1Lon's CuEE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis.
FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, YOU
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never falls to cure. ST
a NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
Shiloh's Catafrh Remedy. Price 80 cents. b.
Sold BY E. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and BY r. H. List, 1910 Main
ptFeet. 5S n Al III; ,5t53STl
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PAGES 2.s5-S0-3l Of Dr. Hartnlan's book
on the "1lls Of Lifc'-perunn cured cases
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When judiciousiy used, ;Durtock Blood
Bittcrs IRE In themselves a remedy for al
the evils arising from impurities OF the blood,
which never fail 10 make the patient long.
lived and happy. Price $l.0O. 6fl5l pAw
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By On. FEASlgss MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as Il by magic, Pimples, Black Heads OF
Grnbs, Blotcl,es and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti'
tul. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum. Sore Nip,
Pies, 6ors Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc. ~, ig ~ & ,,y5,
Sold by all druggists and mailed Oh re,
ceipt Of price, 20 cents. y ty-. q T. e 4
]. F, shirk, Agent at Wheeling, and R. &
NpcaennsalhpY, ASeFpt at Bridgeport D4v,5
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When you are continually coughing
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