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PRACTICE ECONOMY !

If you a.pirc t, siIlu"nee J u u.uS; I.rac-
tiee econ.-;ny in ali thing. TAri.t With
out economy Will serve y"u t. ii'i!o rur-
pose Many people are !e,!aHay with ;hc
idea that elegance anl beauty around the
househ IL Is sig,uifrant 4 expense AMI ey-
travnglnce Whereas iir exact oPposit; :,
the case. which we vii prove Ia your sat
tisiaetion at any tiIae. Our stock Of de
ful and fancE articles IS iliimitab,f. and
We do business on the principle that the
best Is the cheapest, nEg pricrs arr iuW,r
than can be found elsewhere, aud 4 walk
through cur store viii convince yru 4 the
fact. We cairy large aEl Tsrie = Ga. 90:
every kind Of Ciiinsvare 4 Dinner and
Tea Set. Toil-t Sr:s, P..r,,r Iamirs. Oar
stock Of Cutlery an rlItc.i s;iirerssarc Il
the largest in the Territory. AMI ait #
standard manufacture. In artic,-r. such
rs Glass shades for ~a1 hnweB aad pond
lilies. French brnHzrs etc, wr keep an
immense assortment als@ys on hand
Our stock Of lamps for the paT.or. H.
brAry, dining room or kitchen mus; be seen
to be believed. Ia short, 1t i our business
to keep on hand large stock Of every
thing frst-eiass China, Glass and Fancy
Store Is expected to keep, anjtheTefyre We
cordially invite visi, Of Inspection
, 1882-11-11

Articles inc rpora.ing the tna''ii
and Sheep Company have been hled- -ne''ls
ra.ors are Messrs- John McCrasenr hA y
Hodge. J. S. Cochran, W l. cuniilis il-s -
and =. Y. Andrews; capital stock $50
principal offce. Portland The enie'
Of the company are to purchase land y.
Heppuer. Cms,illa county, to s-oS
buy and operate the Heppner icsFins MIL I A..,,
to raise sheep and hogs The COMPS
secured nearly 1900 acres Of l.nd, vel w for
With living springs, and fronting on
three miles.
, 1882-11-11

Apcrr rs ABRo4D.-A correspondent Of
the ). +. B,.ll,tsa writing 10 that paper
says: "Talla Walla, some forty miles west
of Dayon, Is TIE principal city of Eastern
Washington and OREGON. l: Is much more
of pla,e than I had expected to find. 1t
has some very substantial business blocks,
but | faili to see anything very Attractive
or p.sten.,us in the way OF private rssl-
dences. Tn carriages, husses, wagons noisy
hotel runners and large numbers Of persons
!oIsering a1ounl the depot on the arrival OF
the trains, the lrce, commOdious stores and
general hustle an parade on the principal
street, the gas laaos, street spriuklers, the
West Seventh stree,and east so-and-so street
all so to show that Falla Walla is city Of
considerable sizs and iaportauoe. The hotels
are All cfo"'ed- YOu Ray, alter cousidera-
bic effort, sHeee>: in obtaining a room as
favor. As sPee-i fave, ,he pr,p,,eto,
kindly vacated the .nly room for our
accommodation. taking 70. .t;;.I. "a
ily small room IN the gan or so.,s ~. a..
OF that sort.
, 1882-11-11

'An ladies who may be troubled with ner-
vous p-ostrstion; who suffer from organic dis
placements who have sense Of WEAKNESS
ami feeling Of lassitude; who are lAnguid in
the morning; in whom the appetite for food is
cspricious and sleep at proper hours uncertain,
should hay. recourse TO Mrs- Pinkham's Veg
etab,e Compound
, 1882-11-11
SlaYen's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preservation
Of the teeth and gums. 1t Is far superior to
any preparation Of its kind in the market. In
large. handsome, opal pots, price 30 cents,
For sale by al Druggists Hodge. Davis 8
Co, wholesale agents, Portland, Oregon. II.
+. Holmes. Walla Walla, ". L. Iy27 d&w
, 1882-11-11

FIRE LHIrs,-A petition Is IN tse hands
of the City Council, asking that t. fire
limits only extend to Mil Creek, that moth
of that ~ line, the city be exempt iron.
the provisions Of such an ordinance. In the
comparison, Walla Walla has been singular
* fortunate in its exemption from sisas-
trous fires. and every precautiOu ought 20 b-
taken to keep If 50. Perhaps the refusal Of
the CITY Council to gran, the PRAYER Of these
petitioners might work hardship to ie~
who desire to build. owing TO the difficulty
N getting brick and stOse, and the cost OF
these materials, but the question IS one that
Concerns the entire city, this whole people,
and a. such il should be viewed and acted
upoa. The eue.ion should De, in order to
favor a few, are we no: sndanseriaS the
greater number. by allowing the erection OF
T,n,s buildings IL the locality designated
Iti.a mxtter that shcnld be well considered
IN All its bearings before final iction Is taken
, 1882-11-11

We are grasiiei to hear Of the a. ,bs,
attends not ouly the Collegiate inssr..s :,
Spokane Falls, bu, the NJ L school Il 49,.
tor. While We think WaIlA Wall. Is in .os.
session Of the best schools xni educational IA.
s;iru,ions IN this Territory, the SIArEzu,s !.
cosmopolitan srOagh TO eongrztulAte osAer
p,aees which are dsinSss much Of taa gsce
wsrh
, 1882-11-11
BURNETTS COCAINE.
The Best of ali Hair Dressings.

Ii allays irritation, removes all tendency to
dandruff, and inyigorates the action Of the
capillaries in the highest degree, thus Dromot-
ing A vigorous and healthy growth Of hair. Its
effect upon the giossiness and richness OF the
hair Is such As cannot be surpassed.
, 1882-11-11

\ CHANGE OF BAsE.-NeNt Monday 81
monds & Young, the popular painters and
inventors of the already celebrated fire-proot
paint, will move across Third street, and
occupy tire rooms formerly held by Mr..
Davis, the sewing machine dealer. This
change 70 a larger store-room is made nec-
essary by the fact that these gentlemen III
tend to enlarge theIr business, and hereafter
keep large stock OF wall paper, decorations
painters supplies OF all kinds. and the latest
thing in the line oi statuary AMI mantle
goods. They have bought wall paPe.s IN
Nex York and San Francisco, making choice
of all the fine designs, now on sale for 1858.
This purchase VIII include decorations f,r
the same season. We ale assured that they
have purchased not only the largest but tine
finest stock ever brought to this city. In
the line of s.atuary, the designs lnciude the
latest novelties. We are glad 10 make 4
note Of this indication o, the prosperity
attending the hIm, and hope It may long
continue.
, 1882-11-11
Hugo sigmund, Merchant Tailor,

First stree. Wslla WAla, keeps on hand 4
STOCK Of Imported and Domestic Goods, and
invites the people from the city and country
70 give him trial a good st guaranteed
VISIT HUGO SIGMUSD.
, 1882-11-11

As the swallows hOmeward hy, so return
our society people. from San Francisco. New
York and up-eountry. There aIe several large
s.raws pointing 10 gay winter in Walia
Walls, and several weddings ksre and vicinity.
, 1882-11-11
The sotIoquy OF an Administration
App01utee.

Yesterday forenoon, he Eurriedly grasPed
an extra headed '-Lrght Ia the east ad-
justed his glasses, and read. As the situa-
ton dawncd On his mind, his eyes protruded
until they pushed his glasses of his nose !;
great beads OF sweat stood on his brow his
knees treinbiei, and in a Voice broken with
emotion, he talked 20 himself:
Uneasy lies the head that wears the
badge OF office under Arthur"
The Democrats in possession Of New
York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Onio
and other states. Great heavens, that
effects me 4.
"Aud they told me that nothing could
capture our Republican stronsholds They
said they had hundreds o. thousands Of dol
lars to buy up Democratic votes"
"Our brave Republican l.aiers at Wash
ingtoa told me that the Democratic vote was
a myth, and that We should carry ali the
east, Just like rolling OF log"
"Merciful heavens, Democrats going INTO
power! Why what will become OF me: |
had such a nice, soft place here, too, and |
deemed i, was for life Is it possible that |
shall be pitched out; and it comes, too,
when was getting along 50 nicely, laying
the foundation for myself and nay beautiful
sons, a.y whole family and my friends, all
out Of Uncle Samuel's Golfers.
And now a change comes
Der me seLtly stealing
and ii begins TO appear as though should
have to look out foF some place to earn my
bread. 0f course these rascally Democrats
Will he only too glad TO boost me, as soon as
they get into powe..
What can do? DiSsemble AMI cuss that
I'm a Democrat Il do it willingly enough
to keep this office, but Il, Democrat would
believe me- I'm done for. UespS.
, 1882-11-11

Safe and profitable is the investluen; Of :
few bottles of Plumbers Oregon Blood Puri-
fer; safe, because j; is vegetable compound /;
profitable, because il viii diminish your doctor
bill
, 1882-11-11
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
intiscretions II youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, / rs Of manhood. etc, will send re-
ceipe that " Ill cure you, FREEOF CHARGE.
This great remedy WAS discovered by ms
si,nery iu South america. Send self ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev Joseph T. In
man. S;aticn ID, New YORK City
o,2G-eod-dV
, 1882-11-11

DON'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
ieli WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
ooh -N>-aIE Is ON EVERY PAIR.
AnnT SELLING s. co.
, 1882-11-11

nIPHTHERIA LITERNTURE - Everything in
the nature OF a preventative or cure for the
disease called diphtheria is read with inter-
est Just now, and we give this, as an im-
proved method OF treatment ''In commu-
nication to the Chicago Medical JCsSRdL. DIR.
aacil describes a method Of treating diph-
th,ria. from which he has secured better re-
sul.s than from any other. He uses an CT
dina-y hose, from three 20 FIVE feet hong and
about one inch in diameter. Oae end of
this is llaced over the spout of 4 common
teake;tlt. into which has been pat hall
gallon OF water and half an ounce Of carbolic
acid; the kettle Is then plac.d on the stove
over good ire, and when the water rea.hes
the boiling Po.ut, the free end Of the hose is
carried under blanket thrown over the pa
tieuts head. Tie room must be closed. In
A short time the pstitu. viii perspire freely.
II psrser,red IL al shors intervals, the
breathing becOmes softer, and presently, al
ter Succession o; quick expulsive efforts,
the patient throws off coat or tube OF false
membrane. The acid vapor seems 10 pre-
vent the reformation o. exhibitions. Alco-
hol and suiphate OF quiniue are used IL con-
iuncti,n with the acid. ior their supporting
propeIties.
, 1882-11-11

Arthur \. Lowell, long resident of this val
lev, has gone 10 Stockton, Cal. live.
-" Unbidden guests are often we!comest
when they are gone" Disease Is an Unbidden
gnes: which Kidney Wort almost invariably
shows the door. Here is case in point {:
Mother has recovered, wrote an Illinois
girl to her Eastern relatives. She took bit
ters for lon' time but without any good. So
when she heard of the virtues Of kitney-Wert
she g, box and it .mp!etely cured her, so
that she can do as much work now as she
could before We moved wst Since she got
well every one sbogt her IS takins It.
, 1882-11-11
'' Buchupaiba-"

Be loving and you viii never want 70. loves;
be humble and you will never want for guiding.
, 1882-11-11

The folly of others is ever most ridiculous 70
those who are themselves the most foolish.
, 1882-11-11

Everyone wishing & try the new remedy for
biliousness and constipa,ioa-Syrup Of Figs
can ottain Trial bottle free OF chang at
Holiness Drug Store. Knowing Syrup ct
Figs TO be better in its effect and more pleasant
TO the taste than any other remedy, the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company has adopted wise
plan - make It's merits known to the people.
, 1882-11-11

Iafallsble, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; fcr
feverishness restlessness, WORMS, constipation.
&c.
, 1882-11-11
Mother swans Worm Syrpp.

II would be easier to endow fool with IN
tellect than To persuade him that he had Zone
, 1882-11-11
Rules Adopted by Sam Lesser:

Ist.-To do business on Cash Basis
2d.-To have certain fixed percentage as
profit.
3d.-This fixed percentage only to be
added to the cost Of goods.
4th-Never to deviate from the price fixed
5th.-To mark all goods in plain figures.
6th.-Never to mlsrepresent or conceal
the faults of any article offered for sale.
7th.-To press no goods upon customers,
but only rely upon the laws OF supply and
demand.
sth.-To exchange goods cheeriully, and
return money willingly when unable to suit
or please customer
9th.-All customers treated with polite
ness whether they purchase or not.
, 1882-11-11

Young and middle aged msr suffering from
nervous debility. prsnature Old sSe, loss Of
memory and kindred symptoms, should send
,s,ree stamps for Part VII Of pamphlets issued
hy world's pispsnsarF Medical Association.
RufAs. N Y.
, 1882-11-11

The Eeiipee Caves If ls79 and 1850 are the
tness Champagne In the market
, 1882-11-11

~ fragrant wild flower Of the heath
Is sweeter than my Julia's sigh;
No pearl is winter than her teeth,
While her soft lips the roses dye
For SOZODONT Is her delight,
l. keeps those charms so pure and bright
, 1882-11-11
STOTT G.
FELDMAN,
MAIN GTEgET.
WALLA WALLA.
NOTICE OF STOCKROL-
DERS' MEETING

Notice Is hereby given, th-. meeting II tie
stockholders Of the COLU HBlA AND Pa
LOUISE RAILROAD COMPANY, a car
pofati0n duly incorporated and argani1ed
under the laws Of Washington Territory, and
having its office and principal place Of busirsNs
1t WAlls Walia, in said Territory. vii le hsid
a. the Office Il said Company, IN said city 4
Walla WAll.. at the hour Of eleven O'Clock i.
VI. of Tt UESDAY, tie FOURTEENTH day
Of NOVEMBER, 1852, for the purposs of
authorizing the increa-e and Of increasing the
capital stock q aid CompaDs lthe Columbia
aud Pzloass Railroad Company frnn the
pressnt amount, namely. Ten TH0I SAND
SHARES Of One hundrcd dollars each. agsIs-
eating at the face or par value thsfeaf ONE
MILLION DOLLARS. 20 THIRTY THOU
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED SHARES OF
one hundred dollar each, Sgt eating AZ ihe,
face or par value thereof THREE MILLION
SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS, or 10 such less amount - may be
authorized by said stOctholdeIs meei;ng
C. H- PRESCOTT,
j. \. DOLPH,
II. NJ CHASE,
W. ii. UPTON.
v C. ELALCCk,
Trustees Of the Columbia and P-'o's-e II, !
rad Company
Attest " II. urT0S,
Assistant Sccr-t2ry-
sslisot
, 1882-11-11

Clear out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmupks. gophers. l5c
Druggists.
, 1882-11-11

Hear one side, and you will be in the dark
ness hear both sides and all Will be clear.
, 1882-11-11

~. The Scarlet, Cardinal Red, Old Gold,
Navy Blue, Seal Brown Diamond pyes gives
perfect results. Any fashionable color, 10
, 1882-11-11

OF all things man possesses woman alone
takes pleasure in being possessed
, 1882-11-11

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
Bladder aud Urinary Diseases. 81 Druggists.
, 1882-11-11

Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised"
WM. STINE, p. VI.
, 1882-11-11
LIST of Letters.

Remaining uncalled for in the post Office at
Walla NVaIla, w. T., ON Ncy. $, 1882:
, 1882-11-11
DRESS GOODS.

In this Department your attention Is called 10
our elegant and seasonable line of rich Dress
Goods AMI Trimmings, comprising recent I'M
pOrtarions Of new and decided novelties not OBJ
tainable tins side of Portland. We offer these
desirable goods at prices which are extremely
low
, 1882-11-11
HIDES AND SKINS

Reported daily by Bradley & Doheny
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REMARKABLE.
Letter from a Traveller!
KANSAS Clry. Mo, Sent, N rs

KANSAS DRY, Mo, Sept, 70, lss2
think duty owe to humanity 10 SAY
what your remedy has done for me. One Yea,
go contracted had case Of blood disease
s N,u no, showing the resnh of such troubles.
showed II To run on for some time, bnt In aliv
appnea 10 the bcs, hysicisn In this city. Mn
treated me Tor six months. In that line tooY
S Sseh Wv ps 81 proteiodiie OF mercury, grain
, ,ss NM hau run down In weight nom YOto
~ pounds and was co., dned 10 my tS.i vim
MclvutlM kheu tisT, scarcely able 10 tusn
myself IN bed. Beipga travelling man. some ~
az Mv na'etnlty found me IN this deploIAble cen.
w.: ivy, ISIS ; s:s s \ "a 4.
y nsv e9mmenoed the use Of Il with yery ftlls
,slh. and In less than three weeks was able "a
Mne NY pace on the road The sores AMI cor
To-day have not sote or rrot on ,nv No ,so,, J
hnu my welghti ~ pounes nr more thnn
NeNer WAS Ldo not wish yon typutlisl, inv
name, b., Jod may show tins letter 10 any who
sure cure. Yours truly I'm.
some thiriy years AGo nere lived An Mont.
Eon'stN, AlsDams aynuns ipan WHO wac terri
Wy nInie!,u' AFTER being treated for u long
time by the medical profession Of his town
WIN no benefit he commenced taking 4 & d,
Aier peisslentiy taking II two monlG. he was
cured Being acquainted with HIN not twenty
l'"i" tNl ttsuiy thhk The tlScnSa
never made its reiurn. Wv ''''>"''
j. W. BisroP, J p. no, springs All.
u yon doubt, come TO see ON ard we vii,
vukE YOU, or charge nothingl Write Or par
!lvnlars and COPY OF the little book Message
70 the Unfortunate suffering" AK any drug.
glst rs to our standing.
B1Si,oo0 Reward viii be paid 10 INV
chemist who VIII hnd, on analysis Of 100 bottles
OF , u, g., one particle of Mercury loli.Ia ~
POTASSIUM, or any Minetal substance SWIFT
srEllflCCo, Projectors, Atlanta, Ga,
Price OF Small Sire NJ on
Large Size l7b
Sold by All Druggists.
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CURE YQURSELEl

d. Dohannn. Vegetable ters,l,ss lswnffauicd 10 M,
naneniy rtc oil nrnl Of fre, taiitrthsa ~ s.aiua
N,aknss ossefa, bchiy, iRyetsnt, etc. md t,.Iurrs
.iea rovyr," I'D hfine. back the SNesuhi Ni,.ss III
those who h.y ,sso,,s evil rrns,
has isgn ped by nr bohanuan In hs private rssc:sr ~
o,d ihN ysafs, nrScr known 10 ial A ru,i,s sven
,hs wVd>t t,StS II gi,s vitality Odd lmns,i. .,.,.s
With sondsriM sasc, 10 those ndl,.ty,d ,n aho ksis
eestatn brypnd their years lie inS,Unig t,,xxI,a.
AZ felt ~ oWe. Young men laf,flir N,in ia -
ensns. q taM ircadfaliy dlsSuuw hti " Sl< Az
an VIZ ths siielfr th the ffsafnIks ~ sssfg MI
ihhh.Nlst sare. Tbs Ttiictt gar~ ,,i,.srh aid ~
WY o. a oncc a. acts dtei 90 ~, anu 10 e
% ,coih,ns aud heallng ton,e and aod, "a 10 IN ~
hi ,snln.l yellclca and rtliAsd dp,is nl artaa
nl ',he tnu stetlng them 10 ihsr natural stale M
4 w bsneie hsblt had ns,sr ts,n ipiulred In IA
Siiedsnn sis simple PRODUCTIONS " nailstaas usSs
h,lm ~. and a.. .prihc for the ato,s d.~ass
nfiTcG il.e Dollafs, .snt vrh hni aiftetnna sse q
spt sd'r. rgt sale only q Dr. q A. boLannan vtef
10 W Notih t!th sirsi, baxssn wsshneiCn avss al
orpt, Bt"tr.si,.a ss epesiAi bsss-.- vhleA slv.
i s. q ssraiIis sfnissI lsss s,s.r. o. 9.
iiVli to an, addfe's upon rrslr' ofoie stamp
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90
COTTON

=, w tcee'r,' Of cotton IN this ci,v io.iiv were
st 'Nii.' f'i 100 90 4 ID. it.s t.H..t-tte
u NA.,A .h.ie w. iNu .v.,i. ,4,is Is ali
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II l.. " a -
STATE PENITEN TlARI ES.
Notice to Contractors.

V'HE LHAslNG OF THE TEXAS STATE
l Peniientaries, with from !, 20 to !, 100 con
yicts, is postponed until
Il O'CLOCK NJ, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
], lsSl
Sealed proposals for lease OF one or both
penitenuaiies invited until tina, date
TRANSFORMATION OF CoNNICTs,
Sealed proposals for nSportation ofcon.
vlcIs nom the counties where sentenced 10 the
Pen'tenuari's win also be received until above
date. Contract to be then awarded to Lowest
ana best bidder, In accordance with the provis
Ions OF an act OF the l7lh Legislature; General
Laws, oh ". page los.
Each bid must be for certain average amour,
per capita. for term of two years, aud accompa,
MED by u guaranty bond of Is, 600 w with two OF
more responsible sureties and evidence of such
responsibility, conditioned tina, the bid is made
In good faith aud that the bidder will enter into
contract and furnish bond OF s2O,OJO. 90, as ~
quired by law, for faithful performance of con.
tract II his bid be accepted Zach bid To he
enclosed In sn envelope directed to Governor
D III. Roberts, Austin. Texas, with endorse.
lnent on envelope, IBID for carrying conyicis Il
the h'nttentiaries "
The right To reject any and all bids reserved
For further information In regard 10 lease %
fenitentiaries or transportation OF couvich, nd
dress T. J. Goree, Superintendent Of PEI item
tiaries Hnntsville Texas.
q, NJ, RoBERrS. Gov,
#. X. LUBBOCK, Treas, penity Boord
T. J. G0REE, supt PenitsJ
September lh lSS?
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Illustrated Marriage Guide zoo pases e,o,H
- s''' o'nd'nS' 50 cents same n paper cover
% GEMS Manhood, 10 cents; womanhoca, 70
cents pamphlet 5 cents securely sealed, by
mail Send money or postage stamp, %,
WHITTIER, the sres, specialist. q, 81 Charles
street. 81 Louis. No.
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Noises In tho Head. the vital fluid passing uiob.
served In the urine. and many other disea,SS
that lead TO insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INsT1TUTu
viii agree to forfeit Five Hundred Doiiare tos
q case OF this kind tho VITAL RkS1 OhAJlVu
tundor their special advice aud ,restmeuD WIN
not cure, or for anything impure or ini,yicuS
found In H. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL. IN.
STlTuTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury, Consultation Free Thor.
sis OF urine, 50 %, Price OF Vital NestorHtfSe.
,O bottle, or fur thnesthc quantity, sIO q
sent TO any address on receipt OF price or & o D.,
(no G, o. D. sent without 81 enclosed M Q Euaf.
name u desired, BY ENGLISH Ml1iiCAI
INSTITUTE, us Olive street 81 Louis Mjksouu
Wholesale Agents, W. II. HOWELL = RRO,
Dallas. Texas. --'
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aich Headache and relieve oil tho troubles incl.
dat 10 billoaa state of tho sy stem, such Dr.
nlcss, Nausea, Drowaincsl, DlstroSs aitc< catlug,
Psla In tho Side, &c. While thex most remark.
-bla SUCCESS hia been shown III curAg
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Sold by All Druggists.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

u a never.isdling cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, HI
insl Weakness Mcy.
matorrhea l. OH =
MANHOOD, in,ctOn.
cy Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects II
Self Abuse, youthnl
follics, and excuses IN
matnref ysars-suCh ~
Loss q Memory, Las.
situde. Nocturnal EmIs-
sion, Aversion " spcie.
~, Dimncss OF Vision.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-05-18

The story is little late being told,
but il is none the less interesting. The
passengers on the Louisville train that
came up to Lexington one night week
or ten days ago VIII perhaps recollect
that the train was stopped at the cross
inc of the railroad and the iron-works
turnpike, just little way out Of town.
The cause was a signal from a colored
man named Oscar Washington, who
stood on the track waving light. He
had also built bonfire on the track, 50
that the engineer would be bound 10 see
that something was wrong. A huge
walnut log had fallen from a freight
train and lay across the track. The log
was about four feet in diameter. The
colored man, living near, observed the
log on his return from work. lie could
not move ii, so he built fire on the
log, and then went on ahead at a safe
distance to give the signal. The com
pany offered him a pass over the road
for himself and family, but he declined
it, having little or no use for the pass.
He does not seem to know what value to
put on his great service. .-Le1ingto'1
(RV.I Press.