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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-10-26
The Utility of Drunkenness.

Darwin shows that the onward pro-
gress, the developement, or what may
be described as the collective prosperi-
ty of the species, is brought about by
DISQUALIFICATION, followed by nee
essary struggle for existence, in the
course of which the inferior OF insult
able individuals are weeded out, and
the survival of the fttest" necessari-
ly follows; these superior or more
suitable specimens transmit more or
less of their advantages to their
offspring, which, still multiplying ex-
cessivly, are again and again similarly
sifted and improved or developed in a
boundless course of forward evolution.
In the earliest stages of human ex-
istence, the fttest for survival were
those whose brutal or physical ener-
gies best enabled them to struggle
with the physical difficulties of their
surroundings, to subjugate the crudi
ties of the primeval plains and forests
to human requirements. The per-
petual struggles of the different tribes
gave the dominion of the earth to
those best able to rule it; the strong
est and the most violent human ami
NAL was then the fttest, and he sur
vived accordingly.
Then came another era of human
efforts gradually eliminating in the
present period. In this, mere muscu-
lar strength, brute physical power,
and mere animal energy have become
less and less demanded as we have, by
the aid Of physical science, imprisoned
the physical forces of nature in our
steam boilers, batteries, etc., and have
made them our slaves in lieu of human
prisoners of war. The course mus
cular, raving, yelling, fighting human
animal that formerly led the war dance,
the hunt, and the battle, is no longer
the fittest for survival, but is, on the
contrary, daily becoming more and
more out of place. His prize-fghts,
his dog-fghts, his cockpits, and bull
batting are practically abolished, his
fox-hunting and bird shooting are
only carried Oh at a great expense by
a wealthy residuum, and by damaging
with civilized agriculture.
The unftness of the remaining rep
resentatives of the primeval savage is
and their survival is purely
prejudicial to the present interests and
future progress of the race.
Such being the case, wenow require
some means of eliminating these
coarse, more brutal, or purely animal
specimens of humanity, in order that
there may be more room for the sur
vival and multiplication of the more
intellectual, more refined, and alto
gether distinctively human specimens.
It is desirable that this should be eff
fected by some natural or spontaneous
proceeding of self-extinction, perform
ed by the animal specimens themselves.
If this self-immolation can be pro-
cess that is enjoyable in their own es-
timation, all the objections to it that
might otherwise be suggested by our
feelings of humanity are removed.
Now, these conditions are exactly
fulfilled by the alcoholic drinks of the
present day when usedf for the purpose
of obtaining intoxication. Nat
tieu Williams, IN Popular Science
for October.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-10-26

The title of the lesson was, "The
Rich Young Man," and the golden
text was lone thing thou lackest." A
teacher in the primary class asked a
boy to repeat the two, and looking
earnestly into the young lady's face
the child said: Zone thing thou
lackest-a rich young man"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-10-26

IL boring an artesian well in Cali
foYnia the drill snruck the bones of a
whale sixty feet under ground. he
was perhaps looking for a short cut
from the Pacific to HudsOn's Bay.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-10-26

"Do YOU own this fence?" savagely
inquired farmer of tramp who was
hanging over the structure. mo, |
don't own it," grinned the nomad,
"but I've got a lean on it"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-10-26

GEORGIA duels are now fought with
crow-bars, and the man with the long
est feet is the one who gets hurt the
worst
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

One ofthe szddest cases Of drownIn2
in thiscity last Monday forenoon. Abbey,
the four year old son Of Dir. Withers, a
brother Of Captain wilhers, OF the Forks,
was playing near the junction Of the main
ditch and the lateral ditch running Aieng
under the sidewalk on Ferry street, when
he accidentally fell an ths latter, Tbs
water icing quite swift he. yas carried
down stream, strsngliDg tho first thing.
Abbey's sistsg, who was two years older,
Immediately rushed and ted her mother
Who hastenea down the street, but wsa
unable t. obtain any assistance until shf
got near the Post Office, and could d.
nothing bsrss II as the sidewalk was com.
pletsly closed up, there being no access t.
the ditch except through trap doors st In
tsrxala. Vanny Smith went down one 8
these places IN front Of Dr.. Grey's. ana
tmmediately after the body came 1oatins
dowa, under the water, about half way Il
the bottom. He pulled it out, and it wa
placed on the ground and an attempt q
resuscitation began, Drs- Hill and Dayi
and several others working hard for full.
IN honr, using every effort to bring th'
boy to, but life was extinct, the bod,
having been in tlse water sbsut hftes,
Eninntes. The grief Of the heartstrtcksr
msther was great, ths sight Of Der sorrey
bringing tears TO the syes of many
Abbey was bright little fellow, aud
certainly is to be regretted that one s
young and proni-isg should be takel
away
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
shsrnans' Circus.

twas here last Thursday and Friday
nights aud showed to largo houses. the
receipts for the two nights being $le42
Offs merits we have herd few speak
otherwise than in praise OF IL. Nearly
vsrybody declares 1t the best ever In
the State. Abaut the only objection
are have heard was that made By =
ysung lady who never attended q circus
before, whs said she didn't like 1t be-
cause the young msn vhe gs:fcrmsd on
the lar, trapezs, etc, wore tights. -
prooably no one else. thought of thu
grave objection We will lot it g0 for
what it is worth. The display of fintsiii.
gsnee in dumb animals always exeites
the greatest intsrest, particularly in the
nehlest of fbeasts-the hose. Tommy
aal Barney are net above maay oi
the horses in our own vieiaity, yei
training has made them e%ual to SONS
He1. The tricks they perforn sFe ~e'a'
asful, AID we are nnabls TO speculate
well enough Ia tell hox thcy szs ahle ts
answer 30 readily to the esEnmsu5'
made by word Of moath rather than hl
zastion, as is customary. jack, ih'
elswn hoEse. was fully equal to hi. assoc
fates and did many wonderful th;ass
one Of the Rsost n,srEsisgs Of which
vas TO carry little grl thirty -fTa
years old with the sane ease that lie
threw the HississiPPi-riser- meuthed
elswn
Th. psrfernsing Oh the bar. groani
rope and traPese was first -class aa.i "a
gosd as Is sften seen in the largest err
eusss In The east. Sci glst has lev sn
periors. his repe walking bsing the hes
we have ever seen, and his gFoust
tumbling above the aSerag II i tru'
that the circus ss whsie lacks IN
variety Of same: but what there is -
e. and there IL enoag.s, Is az good as j
often witnessed.
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ssiiingog.

.Mrs Powell has just returned fraaa
Portland. waere she, with Miss French,
examined the Fall millinery and made
sucl solccsiohs a. will enable her b., fur
nish her patrons With the latest and most
fashionable styles of Fall and wiRter
aiillinery. Call and purchase while you
may obtain goods at 4 bargain. While
there goods are going cheap they arc got
ten mp with the usual skiIIand tlsto OF
former ssaseDs.
Milliners In the staal towns wsu,d and
10 their interest to cslIand select frora Mrs,
Powell's large stock Of staple goods. She
offers 70 them extra induoemsnts, as she
isyesy anxious to close out her buslnes,
In Albany and join her family, who havs
just started fertheir future home in seat.
tie, The goods are for sale ana prices ns
Iobjecs. Call and buy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
ostsTI csvRr


n Lame. allowed S2a5 Ter kscter bridge.
He Clsnsn, allowed Sl3a isr wsrk on
ia.
~ L HAmiltsa vas appointed COns:al 10
for Ssls presiaot.
IG Dsnny was allowed $25 for building
sidewalk sroand Court House, AID balance
Of bill fli- -csntinusd,
n D Murray allowed $40 rs for hauling.
Msatsith & ssisenhack fer goods fataish,
ID .smead children, go.
q w Manly asrviceI - Supervisor, S24.
As. Hobart, for boarl aud work dtns fer
snsal children, SI7,
Tbs olsrk was inatruessd 10 let IL . paint.
iay Of the Court H,uss to the lowest bidder
an Sept 18th. the painting 70 be on the
south end and west side only.
The Clerk was instructed TO have railing
built in front OF the judges bench in th,
Court House hall.
j Whitnsy, balance si foe as Deputy
District Attorney, $3.50
JQhn Isosa ior examining bridge. tc.90
Mileage an psr diemsof 0aiesra; Jshi
Isom. 500; 8 r Clayrsal. %; L Flinr
salAry, SIS; Geo Humphrey, sI5.
| PH Raymond, postage and envelopes
S5543
w NJ Davis was granted right 10 run
ferry bca. on the 8 ,ntiam and his licsns
was placed at $40 per year which he refuse
TO pay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
ST. HELEN'S HALL.
ART DEPARTMENT.

The corps Of teachers long engaged in
st. Helen's Hall has just been TeI6forcsd
by the addition OF six new teachers. five ol
them from prominent sdgczsfon8l institn-
tons Of the Eastern States.
Two Of these are engaged N the Musical
department: three Ia the EDgIish, and
ore. Miss Full.cx in the Art department.
Miss FaIlick Is a lady Of English birth.
but educated in this country. She was
graduated 70 Yassar College, and has since
elSeiit Dsueh tifne IN tbs best private Stu
lios ia ths Etsgern States She comes with
the highest recommendations for bsr at
tainBents and skill a. . teacher Of paint
ing and drawing.
these cover the whole ground ofiGstruc-
ion IN tho te-t Art sc@ooIs embrzs siaS
1D Ps.n.inz, Land cape. Flower and still
life studIe<, Crsyon, Charcoal, Water
Coior.. Pencil, Pan and Ink and DeeOrA.
ave AT In all ils branches.
Mss FdI lex IL lady Of liberal ednea-
ION md Superior culture, and the Rector
tad Principal Of II. Bslss's Hall recon.
mend this departments 81 their School 10
- patrons, With entire conddeBce, being
sell assured that il was never under
4ore competent Instructor, or one % more
Varied ac4uiremsnts,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
Congregational Concert.

Tss Choir Of Congregational Church viii
give their concert, as ANNOUNCED, il The
Church On Friday evening Sep hath, at 8
o'clock. The illness Of Miss Griain will
necss.itste slight change il tho program
which will be rendered ~ follows:
CkoFns.
Plane Selo, Miss Ella Harris.
Solo. Mrs l. w LaRgdon.
Duet, Prof Robb aud Nc Raymeaa.
Solo. Miss Emily TnrrelL
Quartet, Miss Powell. Mra Staiger. Asssrs
Robb and Raymond.
Instrumental Duet. Misses Senders and
Harris
Duet. Mcsdames IAngdon and Stairer.
Solo, Miss Annie Powell
Piano Solo, Miss Belle Sendsrs.
Solo, Prof Davis.
Solo. Mrs LangdoG
| Chorus.
Admission, 30 centsi children, halt price
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
o,sr,aaA MoAthIy.

The first number Of the united "Call-
fernian and Overland Monthly will con-
taIua . critical study, by Professor T.. X.
SUI, Of the doctrines Of Ralph Waldo
Emerson; Rev, s. II. Wiley, pioneer or
ganizsr Of the College OF California, viii
contribut, an interesting sketch Of what
was proposed by the Trustees at that time
for that inHtItutiou, also Story from the
psn ofW. G. Morrow; poems by Elizabeth
Stewart Phelps aud Carlosta Perry; "Mod.
ern Ethics and Egotismf" philosophical
paper by Milicent Washhurn Shlnn;
Sketches Of Early California by James
o'Msara pathetic Poem entitled, s.The
Baby on the WALL" by DIR. Gally, which
viii be wslosmsd by the many who fol
lowe the interesting chapters of ''sard''
and "Rlg Jack small;" history Of "1hs
vigilantes or MontanHa;' besides ether
stories, Poems, Sketches, DC.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
Summons.

IN The csrcaa Cont Of the lstGts Of Oregcs,
for The county cJ Linn.
Edith sHith, Plaintiff,
George ID. smith Deft.
To GsoZJe D. Snail, dte cbsrs -lsasae1 dsEl.-
ddHk
In the name Of the State ofOreeon, you
are hereby required to appear and answer
he complaint ~ the PLAINTIFF, flied against
ysd 70 the above-entiuS1 sliit IA tbs above
named Court. on. or before. the first day
" the Hext regular term Of said Court, f.s-
H.t: On, or before, the 25rd day OF Octo-
Der. 1S5z; and, II you fail 10 10 answer, f.r
sGnt thereof the plaintiff will apply 20 the
Court for the relief cemanced Eherin. to-
y IL: fpr the dissolution % the bonds Of
matrineny nov existing between plaintiff
and defendant that plaintiff have the care,
custody aud control Of the minor children
-Jessdp Smith, William S1ith and Frank
Smith-and for the costs aud disbuFs =
rents Of this suit TO lie tsxed against the
defendant.
This summons l. published by order o.
| the Hon. X. z. Bsi-e, Judge OF said Cours
Tsa'ed a. Salem, ore gen, september eth /,
ISS2. bsf
WRATrERFoED & BLAcKBCkx,
Attorneys for Plafu.fH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
AFTER EIs WYE.


Last May there came 10 this county
man who went by tho name Of Williams
whose real nasBo was Willard w. Poland
lie was accompanied by two women
Purchasing n farm ahreo miles beyond
Shsdd station ON tho CalspooIa, the three
vent 10 work, living In Mormon style
Nothingw was knowr about them then but
now the matter ID made clear, bringing 10
hght an UNPLEASANT story. One si the
women was tho wife OF Frank PIxley,
wealthy business man Of Delaware coun-
", Indiana. The first of the year she and
nor hssband were living pleasantly togeth
or In that State, when by some means Or
other she was induced TO leave her hoIns
VIII thls man, Poland, and woman nam
ed Warner. They took with them $500
Of Miss Warmers. with part OF which they
purchased the Newshsm farm, mentioned
above, also . note sigped by Plxlsy for
$500 payable 30 Miss Warner. After their
departure from Indiana Mr.. Pixley, who
Lad no clue 10 their whore abonts, offered
. reward OF $500 for information leading
10 their discovery. Tho occurrence was
also pr blisbed Ia the Pslice 0azette," )" with
pictures Of the parties. By this means
aud the able assletance Of our efIi
ciont sheriff, George Humphrey. Mr.
P'xley ieund where they wers. His prin.
clpAl object was 20 get his wifs's name 10
ma Important document, eArlng more for
that than for her, but, by the time he had
reached here, she Was pretty we'll disgust.
cd with matters, and was glad enough 10
return With hor husband. But he would
only agree 70 take her back 10 her par
snis. not Wishing 10 have anything msIe
TO do with her As a husband. rhey left for
the East saturday, and had bought their
tIckot, wheR on Sunday Mr. P.xlsy was
arrested by orJor Sf telegram from this
atty fer lArceny oi the note NO hivo men
toned. Monday morning the sheriff went
TO Portland aud returnsd IN tho evening
With his prisoner. An Investigation 0f .he
mattor. Tuesday foEeneon, divulged the
'act that Miss WArnsr had requested him
10 keep the note. a. she had beeome as
Disguised with the wretch they were 1yIae
With ~ Mrs. Pixley. lie was spending
everything no got aud she did not want
him 10 get tho benefit OF this. Plxley wa
shervapon released. and, tuesday asor,
left for Portland, fr>n walsh place be
and his wife will deIaIt OIL The rentI
steamer for their. Indiana home, whic h II
IL hoped they will rcAeh uadisturbed.
Mr.. Pi1lsy appeared % bo slr4lghtfer-
ward, upright man. and it certAisly l. {.
be rssrstted that hs should % cira a,l iuts
such sensstisR-l affair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

Il wsuld be . pleasure for any Of our read
ers to pass an hour or two 10 looking through
the mammoth mercantile estahlislmsat Of s.
E. YsuEg. Il is one Of the oldest hoaaes in
the city and is very popular with the peo-
pie. IN the main huiIdiog you end an eaor.
meas stock Of dry and ianOy goods, grocer
les, eto. Going out Of that room by side
door you come into another well-lighted
room filed with boots and shoes, carpets and
ladies cIOaks. In this department Mr.. s.
has no equal this side of Portland Re
keeps the celebrated Holbrook Lndlow
shoes, whioh have gained such splendid
reputation. Hesides his large stack Of Cali
fornis eloaks Just received be win get from
the East in few days aboat $500 woFti
more He can then suit any lady 10 th.
State. Ia the rear Of bis mercantile sstab
Iishment is his large warehouse 60xl00. and
completely filed with agricultural impls
meats. groceries, produce, crockery and l
great many other articles. Here is wher
the celebrated Baia wagsn is sod, and tn
Buffalo Pitts tbresi,inx outfits, the McCor
mick harvesting rlachinery. the Olive
Chilled plow and splendid line Of othe
farm implements and machinery. ssvsl
hoeaheads, enc barrel and three large case
of crocksry had arrived inst before we en-
tered, and other goods we're piled up higl
on all sides. There is ma asa alking. it is
grand establishment, q credit to our city ans
agreat convenience "a the public Mr.
has large patronage now. bnt can still TAX
care Of mere and our realers Will find
proitsble 70 give him call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed administrator of the estate ~ Il =
Sparlock deceased bas died his fin4i sc-
sount as such administrator Ira the county
Court. OF Linn county, Oregon. and hy or
Ter ofsaid Court, Saturday, the 7th day Of
october, 1882 at the hour OF nina o'clock
l. na. Of said day Is set for hearing objeo-
ions TO said account and the settlement
hereof. Any person interested in said
Stsie Is hereby. notified - aprear aud file
ais or her objections fo said account and
the se;tiemeat thereof on or before said
day.
A. u. SKARs,
Aduainietrstnr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
MARRIED.

ROYCE-BURKHART. IT, On Sept, II.
1892, atths residence of Airs. NJ. A. BnIk-
hart, by Rev. j, w. Harris, Mr.. GEORGE
RoycE, aud MISS NELLIE 0. BuRKnART
--ali of Linn ceuAty.
D0LLARHIDE-BRU E-0n Tuesday,
Sept 18th, 1882. at the residence of the
brides parents IN Albany. Or, by Rev. 7.
B. White, Mn. DEIoa DolLARHIDE, and
hIss Anna BRUcE. all of Albany.
'NANKy--wRENN. -on Sept II. 1852,
at the residences OF the brides mother in
Linn Co., opposite Corvallis. hy Rev S G
Irvine. ID D., Mr. JAS. NANkY and MISS
EDITH WRENE-all Of Linn esunry.
1.-THE happy compile have eHr heartisst con-
gratulations fer multiioriaus blessings.
BRAND-PEACH ~Iu this city SEPT IL.
1882. by the Rev. Css1ssfen. Mr. HoMrR
VI. BRAND. and AlIss SARAu j PEAcH-
Of Linn county.
[MissePsach is to be congratulated upor
being changed to letter brand, and Mr.
Brand upon securing as lifs psrtnFr such
delicious fruit
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
APARM WANTED.

We have customer whe wants TO pur-
chase farm 10 Linn county Of from so to
100 acres. Would like TO have the greater
part Of it ia cultivation, and dwelling
house on IL. Any enc wishing to sell place
that will come near answering this descrip-
ton can find buyer by applying at this
Office on or before Tuesday Of next week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
w. q. n. u.

The members Of the VIC T T are hereby
notified thAt the regular busilsss esting
win be held to-day, l3 inst. at three o'clsck
instead OF the day following at Y PC A
Hall. Mrs. W H Hines, Of Portland viii
be present at that time AMI address the
Union. Full attendance is requested.
BY "rlsr Pges.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
TIA weadtss.

It was large and happy company that
gathered at the pleasant residence of 81
Flindt last Tuesday evening to ceramemo.
rate the tenth anniyerzary Of tbs married
life of Mr. and Mrs Flindt Few such gather
lngs are more heartily enjoyed than was
this one. AL restraint was thrown of and
everybody proposed thai, although this was
ap affair, it shouid BE one TO continue fresh
ia their memsries long after the latin nsbu.
lation of their death kneil conversstion
Was tinted with good uiiI. and no one was
stiaisd 10 their congratulations for Mr ard
Mrs Fiindt Al .leeans epast was served
that made the psiat~s Eagis with delight
The presents taksa were mani, AID as :
rule not very tiny though d.cidraiy tinry
There was a line BED room So ssneng TIN
list, and other pres..fs II y yaried uasare
-, ssa.f
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
Caar Get &c.

Diabetes, Brights Disease, Kidnsy,
Urinary or Liver Complaints cannot he
contracted ty yen or your family II Hop
Biteers are used, and II you already have
any ofthess diseases Hop Bjttsra is the
snly medicine that viii positively cure
you. Don't forget this, and don't get
ssme Pufiei up stun that will only harm
you.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
wREAI

Upts time of gsins to press,-yestsr-
day-Sa5, 900 bushels of wheat had teen
delivered at the mills aad warehouses
il this city. scents and cash premium
of 3 cents or cents in raitl fesd Is being
paid at the Nills. The market price Is
IA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
PARMERs LOaK HERE.

How many bushels Of wild oats have you
raised this year! How much nave you paid
to thresh, harvest and draw to Warehouse
How much time has it taken to prepare tAs
land, and how mach use Of your land hay'
they cheated you cut Of, Taken all togeth
er you will end they have soss you more thar
one Of tie Brush Tanning mills manufactured
by Jno Brush 4 Son, Albany Oregon, th'
use Of which viii soon rid you from all fou
aaAd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15

Mrs. DR.. Potts will hs.ll her IsetpFes at
Y Pea Hall aa MoaaaS oveaiay urxt aud
continue every eyeains darips the week
The afternoon lectures win be exclusively
for ladies, For particulars see ad, IN aneth
sr columa. Mrs. DIR, Fstts is spoken very
highly Of By the press Of CAIifornia; bat hor
best rseommsn iation will Be her lectures.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
rmE DEMOCRAT.

TIE circulation oi THx DENOcRAr Is steadily insreas
ing aud is the biggest Of any paper In the state our
side of Porland making t the best medium 10 adSsf
sIsa IN No advertisements run after thar time
sou. to all up. Ne advertisements are inserted
t-se Of charge. No Advertisements are doubled up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-15
sUCKLEx,a AaNsfA SAWS.

The beat sAlve in tho world for cuts, brula
ea. sores, ulcers, salt rneum, fever sores, tet-
ter, chapped hands, ehilblains, corns and all
kinds of skin eruptlons This save is guar
anteed to give perfect abstraction in every
case or money refunded. Price 35c per box
For sale by Foshay and Mason, wholesale
agts d Moore, Soio D Foley, Lebanon
tague, Jefferson d M Calbreath, Buena
Vista OCornelius, Tarnsr A Rampy,
Harrisbarg Starr and Blakely, Browns
vile
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Little thanks sre due 10 him who only
gives away what Is OF ne use 10 himself p
The thanks 81 iavslids the world over are
being showered on the invsnlor ofKid.
ney' Wort, Tor 1t Is giYlng health to all.
Aidney-"ort moves the bowels regularly
eleanses the bloed, and radically cures
kidney disease, gravel. piles, bilisus head
ache aud pains which are caused by dis
ordered liver and Kidneys. Thousands
have been cured should you not
try II.