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TWO SURGEONS,

Representing the National Surgical Institute,
Of Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Atlanta. Ga.
and San Francisco, will he in Portland. Ore
gon, at the st. Charles Hotel. from Nov. ID To
the llth inclusive, prepared with an extensive
outfit of the most approved apparatus. for the
treatment Of all cases Of disease Of the spine,
hip. knee, ankle, crooked limbs. club feet, etc.
They viii be prepared to make the most diff
cult surgical operations, including cataract,
Cross eyes. hare lip. defarmities # the face,
dividing tendons, operations for disease of the
genital organs, piles, fistula, etc. A rare op
poitunity is offered those needing their servi
ces- Old patients especially requested tn visit
them.
, 1882-10-21
70 the Music Trade

Merchants dealing in musical goods VIII ma
i, to their interest to give the house OF Simon
Harris a trial. Direct importstions from
Europe enables him to sell at San Francisco
pr;ces An immense stock Of vioiins, guitars
banjos, aooordeons, strings, sheet music, etc-'
at San Francisco prices. Send for descriptive
catalogue. SlMoN hAhp
Portland, Oregon,
AGENT Sohmeris and Knabe's pianos and
Palace organs. se-- o"ni
, 1882-10-21
About A Tul2rean.

Several times recently, We have had oc-
casion to quietly refer to young men who
visited this country. and not finding silver
and gold growing on our trees, and tlat they
could not get coin without an expenditure
Of muscle, emery and enterprise, have writ
ten to the paper printed, where last they
escaped their poll tax, abusing and falsify ing
the Inland Empire.
The last 70 present himself and claims to
, 1882-10-21

Last evening, was the hiteenth issue OF
the new publication. and it contained the
NTH or sixth dish of crow. Here it is:
EVIDENCE WANTING.
IN our local columns of Oc:ober lith, opp,uy,d an
article entitled " PRELIMINARY 70 Legisinire Tha -
iCItict reflected soneVhqt sereTeiy on Mayor SepaH
Truaz. THIS Grtieir inserted duyiag he ooHfE-
Of moriny oJic> ,riLbouf the knOiedce ef te
detIny sdttor and tctto the sanction o. any Of the
trustees StOcs0deTs Of the Democrat THIS much
justice 10 RS. In accordance ,ciih subsequent
SfdfsmeRf hare Investigated inO h, matter and do
ind erience justify the ehdTy. d0ainst Mayor
Trudr. contained IN hat drtoi,. We wh ohsertuiiy,
u the MaoT 50 desres. ptlish tn full The result Of our
sramindfion.
1t is said that poor excuse Is better than
none, but We think the one given by the
editors, trustees and directors of the new
publication, for what they now acknowledge
to have been a point blank falsehoOd. the
most abject that could be hatched up; espec-
tally from the fact, that the dates of the
publication of that falseheod AMI the re-
moval of the Office, do not tally; the llth Of
October being three days before the Office
was removed.
1t would have been much more manly and
honorable, having been guilty OF publishing
baseless slander against gentleman like
Major Tuax, to have come out boldly and
admitted it. Il would have injured the
Democratic party in this city and county a
good deal less to have adopted this course.
That then baseless attacks upon citizens
who happen to differ politically with any one
OF the half dozen editors of the new publica-
ton. and their constant admission that the
attacks were not iustifiab!e, do belittle the
Democratic PARTY, there can lie no doubt.
, 1882-10-21
Front Notes
THOMPSON, Oct. 10th.

THOMPSON, Oct. 10th.
- u,llet. returned this A NJ from Mis-
A,-s he has been the last week IN
- work TO be done beyond that city.
Tto weather here is cold and disagreeable.
-.i,;nr almost steady for the last week
The tor. Of the mountains are covered with
sL0w. .
afc,,,k'. Fork is the boss camp on the
FIR Every one doing business IN the
en- !. fixing up for winter quarters. A
-,-lsr Of frame and log houses break the
r.,ns,ouy Of the usual white tents
rl,-ss wholesale liquor houses are doing a
a le.lness there Five restaurants IN full
a., and as many lodging houses over
.,,s.lea every night. -Four general merehan-
-. s.cres who cannot keep supplies up to
tie demand
Wells Fargo & Co. have a stationary agent
~. .ovr and run shot gun messenger
I..rs..p there and the end OF the track
The regular through passenger train now
90 Trout creek station - miles beyond
II. Point End Of track is eight miles
t.,rri Trout creek station. The pileins for
-. -,.,s.,, Of Clark's Fork has all been
WAsrUCKSA.
, 1882-10-21
n. ,be whole ui,ssry ., hedIeisr.


No preyaration has ever perormed such mar
yeIlous cures, or maintained 50 wide reputa-
ton, Is Ayers Cherry Peetoral. which Is re
cncuized as the worlds remedy for all diseases
Of the throat and lung,s. It's long Continued
series Of wonderful cures in all climates has
made il universally known A. safe and relia-
be agent 20 employ. Against ordinary COLDS,
which are the forerunners Of more serious dis
orders, it acts speedily and surely, always re
heying suffering. and often saving life The
prntectiou il affords, by it. timely Use in throat
and chest disorders, makes il An invaluable
remedy tn be be kept always On hand in every
home. No person can afford 70 he without It,
and those who have used il never will frou
their knowledge Of its composition and ehecta
physicians use the Cherry Pectoral extensively
in their practice, and clergymen recommend It.
II Is absolutely certain IN its remedial eheets
and will alwavs cure where cures are Dossibie1
FoR SALE II ALL DkAIKEs.
, 1882-10-21
slaysu,, cner1y Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preservation
Of the teeth and gums. II is far superior TO
any preparation of its kind in the market In
large, handsome, opal pots, price 20 cents.
For sale BY al druggists Hodge, Davis a a
ca. wholesale agents, Portland, OREGON; n.
y. Holmes. Walla Wa.ia, w. I. iyA dAw
, 1882-10-21

The country is flooded with circulars Of
quacks and their nostrIms. Do not be caught
by these swindling vultures. but Use remedies
which are compounded upon a scientific tasis,
As the Oregon Blood Purifier, introduced by a
stapdard house.
, 1882-10-21
.oTES AFTERMATH.

The most important feature OF the meeting
last evening Was Councilman Winans state
ment of the financial condition Of the city,
and the suggestions Of the Finance commit
tee. of which he is chairman, as to the best
means of meeting the difficulties presenting.
l. was shown that to-day the city debt Is
$40, 2SS 62, which is in excess OF the charter
limit. The present monthly expenses OF the
citv government are 1918 CO. These ex-
penses must come out Of the license fund,
which, taking the last nine months as
an estimate, Will be about 500 per
month and about $50 from fines. To pay
nearly a Thousand dollars per month with
less than eight hundred is the arithmetic
of it.
These facts compel reduction OF at least
S225 per month, even II no attempt Is made
to provide for interest. The changes pro-
posed in the salaries OF the clerk. treasurer
and Justice, will not increase the expenses.
Il Is proposed to reduce the police force.
and to declare the Street Commissioner Office
vacant, giving the duty 10 the Marshal and
paw him so per month additional This
would make a saving OF 500 per month.
, 1882-10-21

IT Feathers, ribbons, velvet can all be
coiored to match the new hat, by using the
Diamond Dyes. 10 cents for any color.
, 1882-10-21

According to Kentucky paper it is no dis
credit to any man to he of New England pa
rentage.
, 1882-10-21
Big Dinners

The people of Munich are about to petition
their King to put in an appearance in public.
, 1882-10-21

= "'>I~.NE NINnoW.-A laudable en-
IA. d aAs Produced some very handsomely
t'-ase' show windows IN this city. Among
,-.'e 'ea1r;ly re-arransed, are the two in
q, ,,.-: O.; ;. +, Adams store At the corner of
'-a Al Third streets. While the eas.
'--'aT is very handsome. the west one. the
so Of Nr Lcuion, is exceptionally at.
-'..'a. The goods displayed. here are for
'.-''''len, and certainly the most service
Al quality and elegant in pattern ever
= Ia this ,ity, Here are the latest things
'2-s;1,aE iron the best mills and factor.
Il h1r'Ps and America. very choice
--'''' AMI sold about as cheap as they can
'''saA'si IN Frisco" In the wav of
~ -,s, scars and gloves, forstreet or party
- NJ Adams has made selections which
s-7-'e every patron. The large roomr
D., these windows. are filed with stock
K -,;es;in dress goods. clothing. general
> s'oi' And merchandise.
, 1882-10-21

1T is great art tn do the right thing
at the right time" The person subject to the
arrangements Of the kidneys or liver has pro
lective duty 10 perform in purrhas NJ pack
age of Kidney Wort. II invig"rates these or
Sans and by its oathartic ami ,iiuretic effect,
cleanses the whole systeu Of all had humcrs.
, 1882-10-21

.-..r,- SrIyFKwAEE EECOvEgED.-late
~. ,,.ek Mr.. Il. Truitt, who teaches school
l,,;. known as the O'Rourke school
.... ,L,.,t three miles southwest OF the
anne 10 the STATESMAN office and de-
IL, advertise for the owner OF lot OF
..r..-v,yc which he thought had been
d., n, said that his children, while
.......... snI.r the house in which he lives,
"a ..gn., one or two spoons. He made an
,uira,ion and found that quite lot OF
g.. ,r,r. baf been hidden there, long
..-,. ,go Is evident, from the fact that the
...rnr s,ck IN which it had been buried,
la ,lo,ast rotted away. When the adver-
.,.sr,,pt was written. the writer OF this,
...l.-ly notified Officer Cock, and that officer
E.-,p 70 work up the case Yesterday
alan. noon he obtained list Of articles, sto-
,., from the residence of Mr.. c. w. Colby,
,f,.t two years ago. These articles were
.t.. .u,53irg presents uf his wife, and were
,.,rk-d with her initials l. Z. G. Armed
With this l.ss, he visited Mr. Truitt's, and
,.gnd tia. he had the identical things, one
tg,t,r ilsh, one spoon holder, five forks,
lone lroken. probably to test its quality)
f5pr small. two tablespoons, one napkin ring
anil one butter knife. Officer Cock brought
,b, articles 20 town yesterday afternoon and
delivered them TO the owner. lie Is now
u.rs,n, out = clue TO the thief.
, 1882-10-21

Over,indulsence in eating and drinking Is
generally followed by headaches, dullness, Ian
guor al, other disayreeable sensations Any
one finding himself in that unfortunate STATE
will obtain relief most really by taking Syrup
If Figs. Holmes, the druggist, agent.
, 1882-10-21

The city of Genrgiana now York, in Maine,
is said To have been the first Incorporated city
in British America
, 1882-10-21
NOTICE OF STOCKHCL-
DERS' MEETING

NOTICE OF STCCKHCL-
DERS' MEETING
Notioe Is hereby given. that a meeting "t the
stockhul,itrs "f the 'ti.t Mia AND "a.
I.UUSE RAILROAD COMPANY. a c,T
Iraati,.n duly incorporated and or.anizei
under the Laws oi Washington IeIIitnTy, and
havin,; its Office and principal I.ia,'e If business
II Waila WaIla, in said Territory. Till lie held
n the office of said Company, in sail city ni
WalIa Wall, at the hour os eleven o'clock a.
NJ Of tt UESDAY, the FOURTEENTH DAY
# NOVEMBER, ls>2, for the purpose Of
authorizing the iIcTea-e and nf inci6 asiEg the
,,:,y.ital stock of laid Company tthe Columbia
and Palousr Railruad Conn anvil from the
present am"Ent, namely, TEN THOU SAND
SHARES of one hun.irrd ,iollaTs each, asgre-
eating At the face or par v.lCe Thereof ONE
MILLION DOLLAl;S, Ia THIRTY THOU
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED SHAELS Of
an. hunar d"l'..Is -:.rL, ay;r. ,;atiI-. at the
far,- or lar valuP theIeuf IHkEE MILLION
SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL.
LARS, .r t. such - aI4. INT ~ NAV b.
author z-d by said s:"e.!oll,Is' Ile-i ing
G. II. PRESCOTT,
}. y. DOLPH.
II. VI. CHASE,
". n. UPTON,
y C. BLALGCK,
Trustees Of the Columbia and Palous.. I:a.l
r.;si Company.
Attest w. II. UPIoN.
Aslirt.nt Secretary.
seII 3St
, 1882-10-21

Forged kilograms are all the rage in New
York politics.
, 1882-10-21

Alexander Stephens majority for Governor
Of Georgia will reach 1000
, 1882-10-21

'EIrDhTi"N y.R THE rAI"USE CoUSTRY.-
falling i. the Office of q. |. Co. on Monday
/ Introduce gentlemen from the East We
'glud 4ut, a delegation 10 whom Gen. Tan
A;t was eypllining the Palouse Country and
ar-4a-1 -1ng FOR their settlement. Some weeks
since portion Of this Kansas Colony was
".; BY q. l. Co teams at Texas Ferry and
Are p.w building upon lands purchased of
'r Co. The portion Of the Colony now here
Sl'h i"elr Own teams will be met by ad-
ii'aa! teams at Texas Ferry, to carry out
..l'aho!i goods sent hy train. ten. Tan
l,t NIL meet them at Endicott. 10 complete
A,'lc;s and outer houses built Tor their
.'r Tins organized method Of handling i'm.
migrants i doing much Tor the Palouse
'"lntrg, directly and Indirectly for all of
h.''aTn Washington. Tie ample capital of
'ag " J. e.. ani their simple method of
-.4ia> Promptly with new comers. upon
=. sA''.y understood plan. is most proper.
Ny. "'een WI, Is with those who left on
'1i'iav SAYS twenty more families are on
~. "ay h'the5,ani those now at Endicott
',' -.i'A pleased with the country and their
'sesq:,oa.
, 1882-10-21
SEASONABLE GOODS
DRESS GOODS.

In this Department your attention is called t.
our elegant and seascnable line of rich Dress
Goods AMI Trimmings, comprising recent in
portations Of new and decided novelties Not OBJ
tainabls this side of Portland. We offer these
desirable goods at prices which are extremely
low.
, 1882-10-21
TRIMMINGS,

Our large stock of Silks. Pushes, Velvets
and Brocaies cannot lie excelled. We keep
the handsomest patterns ami choicest styles in
this line. Everything will he found very at
trsctive and at prices unusually low.
, 1882-10-21
HOSIERY

4 large assortment nf new styles af Ladies
Misses and Gents Hosiery and UNDER
WEAR VERY CHEAP.
, 1882-10-21

i SSfrzF The most popular thing IN
t.wn ius, now Is bai cold; popular because
everybody has ii. The exception is to find
man Who isn't running two or three hand
t,r.hrefs. and sueezing every half minute or
4, Every other man looks at you with tears
60 his eyes and pellucid drops on the end OF
t,s nose. Everybody is on the incessant
.ri,fl- shuttle. sneeze. 'It's-chew" is about
IL. cyamonest exclamation you hear on the
streets, OF in the houses. Noses are fiery red,
aai aastrils irntatei. Of course every third
man YOU meet has remedy for you. cold, If
rr rann0t cure his own. One commiserating
trsld. thinks It safe for You to dip your
nose IN turpentine. That sounds aromatic
cough. Another advises You to take a good
-l.I " cayenne pepper as a cOunter-irritant.
St.l another thinks it a good plan to I'LL the
,:nls with putty IN keep the tears in and
=. odd ais out Then You are told, that
o. way :, cure 4 cold Is to ne up seance
utiuJt OF blankets. gct inside and raise the
d,si iwth 4 pint Of alcohol poured into a
d!-a, an4 Sc, On fire. Probably the best way
'a.ay, IS to soak your feet In hot water,
drink plenty # red pepper tea, and while
y7l DO tn. keep towel vel soaked with
o'.iWAtcr on top Of your head. II You can
'ainre tia: four hours. your cold will dis
lgl-ar
, 1882-10-21


s. .'''cT THE INLAND FAIR.-Some
- - days walla walla will have 4 first.
,,.. '-''ad or Ia'er-COuntry fair and ex-
1a' :; will be when the old regime
'''y' and the idea OF a county fair
iSAs With II 1t will be when some Of
d. --aeH' Ani always popular citizens
~, e 'aa'ter Of organization in hand and
a,-,SS - ''oSS company in which all our
- -'saa' ean and will unite with the
:, aea q; this city. 1t will then be
4, !. oal.ains owned by the Company,
a. I' ol lAad 50 owned. and altogether
Es'ii' to our Inland Empire.
- ~ S7Rrcrrzk-The bridge OF tres.
G,,<', 1t N''snt's guleh, Il miles below
go - saea finished will be quite an
=, ss.,.,,; alnr; Including the approaches
as. y VII he Sc feet long. and %; feet
Wa, ,,'a'A'aing Loo 600 lee. Of lnmher
u. n ~ eaosa a. the Howe t,u., rs lu,, xiIi r.
s9ao q s.y s:S 6 eost in the neirhborhood ,,i Of
, 1882-10-21
The Last Dish Of Crow.

Last evening, was the fifteenth issue of
the new publication. and it contained the
NTH or sixth dish of crow. Here it is:
, 1882-10-21
DOMESTICS,

Table Linens. Napkins, Towels, Cassimsrrs
for Men and Boys wear. Cloakings. Ulster
Cloth and other staple goods, wonderfully low.
, 1882-10-21

We can truthfuliy say that we have the b s.
stock of Mems, Youths and Boys Suits, Over
caats and listers Any one requiring any
thing in this department will c"n-nlt their
best interests 10y inspecting our stock bi'.r-
making their purchases.
, 1882-10-21

In endless variety in the very b-st make, f"r
Ladies, Gents and Children. purchased direct
from the manufacturers, =ni viii h- -''!'i a.
bed rock prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

is now Used as q Jail. In front OF Baliol
College is beautiful monument marking
the spot where Ridley, Latimer, and Gram
mer were burned. The Mrserm contains
many relics, among them Guy Fawkes's
lantern, used by him in the Gunpow derplot.
TEgrsday J,rae Sih-Leamington, on the
river Lean has population OF 25,ooo. 1t
is Il beautiful city, with lovely parks and
wide streets lined with trees. j 1t is ncted
for its medical baths, and surrounded by six
great battle-6elds, viz: Eyersham, where
Prince Edward defeated Simon de Mont
ford. Tewksbury, where the Yorkists defeat-
cd the Lancastrians, Bosworth, where Hen
~ VII defeated Richard III and ended the
War Of the Roses, Edgc-Hill, which begun.
and Nasby. which ended the conflict be-
tween Charles ! and the Parliament, and
Worcester where Charles II made las, et-
fort 10 reverse the fortunes Of Cromwell
Warwick Castle, two miles from Leaning
ton. protected by cmba.tled walls ND stu
pendous towers, covered without with Tvs,
AN within with ffcscoos and clegantlpaiut-
ings. is situated on A mighty rock, at the
base Of which flows the Avon. =. II i at the
present time, notwithstanding its antiquity,
considered one of the most magnificent pla-
ces in the Kingdom, if not the finest. lts
history'datcs back TO the Norman conquest.
The principal towcs which,guard it, walls,
are Cesar's, Guys, and tie Clock, beneath
which are dungeon. formerly used for pri.-
oncrs. In the great hall Of the Palace are
Cromwelps helmet, horse-trappings, sword,
and porr:dge-pot. The house throughout is
gorgeously furnished, some ofihe tables and
pictures valued al $4,000 each.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
P0EIRA u.
LITTLE DORIS soLILO0UY.

tant see what our baby boy is dood for any
way:
lie don't know how to walk or talk, he don't
knoN how TO play
lie tears up eyry single zing he posser-billy
tan,
An even tried to break, one day, my mammals
bestest fan,
He's alays tumblin' bout ze floor, an gives Us
awful scarcs,
An when he goes to bed at night, he never
says his prayers
On Sunday, too, he muses. up my eo-to-mect-
in clothes
Ali once found him hard Ut work apinc' in
D0lly's nose,
An zc uzzer day zat naughty boy now what
YOU s'posc YOU zinf?l
Up<cta dread big bottle Of NY lapa's visiting
NIX;
An, stead of kyin' dooj an hard as course
he ought TO done,
He laughed alj kicked his head most OF, as
zouch he zought twas fun,
lie even tries to reach mp high, an pull nns'
off ze shelf
An he's al'ays wantin' you. OF course JUS
when You wants you self
I rather dcs. ] really do, from how he pulls
my iurls. ,
Zey all wa made a-purposc for TO 'noy us little
dirls;
An wish zcre wasn't no such zins gas naughty
baby hlV--
Why-why. Htshir a-kyin' now; lac makes
q ad-oaif,l noise,
dess better Iun an see, for II he has-noo-
hoo -
Felled down D. stairs and killedhis-sclG WHAT
TAIE s-s-s ALL DO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

Said Muster Jouc- Nov SIC must go
without delay 30 the dccpoo.'
Laughed sweet Mis-. Joncs. 81 Ishould say 5oi
Letsstart at once forthe daypo.
Smiled Ms. Jones, "In quicl, step, Oh,
Well all run dOwntO the dclpo.'
Groaned Mr.. Jones. "Irs mighty hot
To drive you all TO the dccpot.
These conflicts # pronunciation
Would not be If they called IL " station
Love q more pleasant than marriage, FOR
the same reason that romances are more
amusing than history
After man has been huggcd nearly u
death by sin be generally t1rn around and
embraces religion.
A new patent ballot-box has been invent
ed which, it is said, knocks the stuiling"
out of the old kind
Amateur Gardener wants to know the
easics, way to make hot house. Leave u
box Of matches where the baby car pay
with them.
An editor asserts that "chickens cannot
be raised from egg plants" but just let him
plant dozen eggs under an experienced
hen and see.
An Irishman. who had on q very ragged
coat, was asked Of what stun IL was made
"Bedad don't know" says he; Think
the most OF il is made Of fresh air"
There is no use trying to make the man
who has eaten two dozen green apples be-
lcye that the most serious state Of Affairs
exists in Egypt.
The Hartford Times unkinlly remarks
that fox hunting in Newport il ike chas-
ing an Alderney COW round a birnyarj and
calling It buffalo hunt"
"Whcrc's the nearest place for me 10 get
shaved, boyg' cover to the brokers, yon-
der" replied the boy pointing to three gill
balls over a doorway.
Yes" said Henderson, giih energy,
that man has been the making Of me-"
Has he" replied Fogg. You are bis
first attempt, suppose"
"No, sir" said the rich man; "rm not
going to build costly mansion don't
want to give folks the idea that I'm getting
ready 10 die"
All attempts to inyenta spark arrester for
locomotives have failed, simply because no
genius hasthought Of tying pretty woman
on top Of the smokestack
An old citizen Of Brooklyn returning 10
his home from banquet, met another old
citizen coming from the opposite direction.
lis this tie ayenue?" asked No. !.
How should know? / was at the ban
quet myself"
When 3irs. Pinaphor read para raph
in her paper about the manufacture Of ar
tiff j flies" she declared that it was an
outrage, and she hoped that the police would
arrest the parties engaged in the work, be
cause the genuine flies almost worried the
life out Of her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23

THE ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES in the Oc-
tober CENTURY will include papers on "The
Corcoran Gallery Of Art" at Washington
" Life in a Mexican Street." with pictures
By Mary Hallock Foote a paper on Que
bee, The Gibralter Of America" Hand
work in Public Schools" by Charles G.. Le-
land, etc T. t. Farman, formerly Consul
General at AlexaDdri2, contributes 10 this
number an illustrated paper on " The Ne
eotiation- for the Obelisk," describing the
difficulties experienced in getting the final
permission Of the Egyptian Government to
remove the Needle to New York. This il
said to be especially interesting at this time,
a. il includes an account Of the first revolt
Of Arabi Pachs, and the political compli-
cations which grew out Of il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
important to COS Consumers.

Parties Who intend TO Use gas in their
stores, dwelling, or Offices will DO well to
have the pipes introduced prior to the turn
ing on of Che gee a, the works Il will b.
less expensive, and can be done more
promptly than when rush is made. Mr
Charles +. Seal, who has had practical
experience Of fifteen years, as viii be seen
BY card, offers his services ~ plumber and
eas-ftter. Work entrusted 10 him vii,
doubtless, be well done
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-09-23
New Life


is given by using BRowN's
IRON BlTTERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
SO surely prevented as by
keeping the system il. per-
feet condition. Browns
IRON BTTEKs ensures per
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarn,s
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
Il. S. Berlin, Esq, Of the
well-known firm Of II. S.
Berlin 6 Co., Attorneys, Lc
Droit building. Washing
ton, j.. C., writes, Dec. 9Th,
1881:
Gentlemen I take pleas
ure in stating that l have us.d
Browns Iron Filters for nc-
LARA and nervous trou5l-s,
caused BY ovcrwors, V..h
excellent results.
Beware Of limitations.
Ask for BROWN's IRON BIT
TIERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as "JAs! as good."
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Nd.