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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30
Daily Bee.

An independent paper devoted to news and matters
oi erf0 fnterss Delivered by carrier In the rail-
roai, ~ ns ~ iftcehts per week, sent by mail at
70 pr ar mouths S25' - months $i.25, month
Gu Occnts. ADDRESS
TIE LEE, i6a st. Clair ST., oelo, o.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30

Social etiquette: Next we shall have
coat-tail filtration code. Having the tails
covered with mud will mean: II don t
like her father. Boston Post.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30

,e.sy Having determined to spend half OF
VniAach year in New York city, ex-Gov.
Stamford offers his San Francisco resi-
dence for sale; price, 81, ,000, 900.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30
.Rough on Rat ats.v

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies. ants,
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers,
10 cts Druggists.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30

Two colored men, attempting to clear
q clogge1 furnace stack in Birmingham,
Ala. fell in and were burned to cinders.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30
STATE COMMON SCHOOL FUND.

The balance to the credit OF the State
common school fund on November Is,
1889, was $38, and the receipts
during the year werc 81, $3.50, ,270.25, max
ing total of 81, ,618, ,912. "A. The disburse-
ments have been 81 900, ,98450, leaving a
balance in the treasury of $17 ,958.94.
SINKING FUND.
The condition of this fund shows a bal
ance at the beginning of the year of 2OS,-
285.59 and receipts Of $834, ,078.49. The
actural disbursements were $3.50, ,451. So,
and auditors drafts on county treasurers
redeemed 100000. The balance on
hand is $208, ,692.70.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30

The best placeto buy oysters in bulk or
by the dish is at AlfPutt's Fish, Oyster and
Poultry Market. s&
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30

Large line offurnishing goods at Black
man & Co.'S, 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30

Boots for $l.9O per pair at W. W. Freases,
and every pair warranted to be split
leather. Opposite Court House. 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Blackman a Co.'S variety store. :

When you want TO see some nice holi-
day goods, go to Leist's. 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30

Good goods but no fancy prices at Hon
eclx's, If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30
A Religions NeMspaper.

For lamps and lamp fixtures, go 10
headquarters at Bradley's. tt
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30
Ridgeyille Notes,

Best brand of oysters at Blackman
Co.'S, o.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30
The TOLEDO WEEKLY BEE,

An Independent family newspaser, Containing thir-
ty-six columns Of Interesting reading matter.
, 1882-09-23
Tn. Eusort sment Of Prohibition

Tbe NV York GrupA-c has gained an
,ryisb,s rotcriety for saying much III
I=,,Is Of Going directly to the kernel oil q
subject At ore .ftrt- Here Is a samP'e
q cE.z rcTk
-ier-u-.ics1-e assumed i'y tie !;qae' qSes
--..,, s., ~, f,-rste-1 S.a:es aas called iorth
..s.: .s,i II I::uTaI-ins -b1ut the 'sh1e-1. ~
-. -. = 4 -.,ci-:y - cos-ce the otheT -'c
-. 49,, .aH BEHAVIOR, hut altogether 'Ho
---r.. la. E.,a g.i. si,oa, the .eiIt-;ley q '--
- -rti, ,. rlli-beb2re itself Just because
tT. rrg-..- Grsz III oasrCi0a- AAd ye. tHiS
.--,.i. r-r Is qs iesl-IyJ.st a. the c-E-E' .i-'A
-, N bs7is. - "wn way much more iie
-. .b..- IL. a.h-r. thus showing :hatit is
~ H.. ---a0..,.r q the two. The dssire -
-. .,,-.,ss a.. vdzr v-s Consider - be night
- 30! !. ore tf=. seizss upon us al Z, ",l-
tr-,.s ~ sug-re-, and = ve are isaorAh' u Ine
-.---rsr.-- 81 Ei-tOr- T+ Slli try u IyllhH@.c
our desire - -ne sGaI- cf iega! eiAc,iiieI-'
vl-e-! " only to- s1"a discover n"e'iy e
---. -,,-s. ,eafci. cs-ir ral--- those vno2! We
H.! I'D %, ri--E . become m'.s - s'to-
-. --.- a-...r &C ~ t,I-iT eTs! Wy iNas -Ha
.,,. 40 r-.rs.e --iai q I.ase better citlz-iAs
~ ~. .-y- an. f..-d !ass e:tsL!y Simply because
o. -,- -..,rr - .'uui dCEs them y 's=c-aTiis
--- ! .9.,---..,= y h.Fits lle.-l Prudence nas
-.....-.;-,,.- II I. tie cInceAlment Il tGe
,l....4,s " habits. bU: only when the fear o.
-r.,--.I r,,.EI-..;.gT.. us a terrible reAIlE-
,-..aer tiaes the p-o.-iili- ~ iaT only agra
.-.s. --.,l--s. Ii-uo- legislation IN the
---.-aE ~-sr--, aas b-en mere ta-cs, t0E '9=
rs.-., M !. wherever j. ms leea !EtuiSei IL
the dr=uzinc minority hiss always been tais
,ar-:.-h % aafy tie uIaJorIty VITA "hp~n''e
AMI IN a'vl-s VII remain = :Arce :" ions a.
ter. ar =..v nlIber "i peUp'e "h" b-ne'e III
the S..riptU..i injunction u take AtIle Mi'4e
.r.-.ir .t,,ga.l. : s..kr Thzt this sort oi leg
;r,.i..c ,a,liy 1-rays the arrival Of the happy
a.y- y.hich the aigncates Il srcG legislation ue-
-. y,l.., men WI! n. want - drink iI4udr
=. si. j. truth which they self n, but is a
trs.n nevertheless. II drunkenness Is ever I"
h.. srliir,--i Il II.-ls- I've hy moral suasinn
.,trn. 4. iuvoke the -,-callei '-terrors Of Inc
law ,r.;r-t The drinkers viii never make them
mi. dri,.Liu,. When meE have been oon-
s'iD,4.i tina, - drink il wicked the frohibl5ory
Law, nay b. enforced. bnt not before.
y trurv words we're ever put into ;rie
N.,b.r. that HAY be- properly termed
.ragrrss WAS ever made b. thunpng hu-
,asa.,v. TIE centenulil IN man strug-
d. tine very moment You trY 10 groove
.;,a IT,. The tGu;h-all as the human
-r,, =. thai ~ are bound IL respect
.,,.f.-r mans c,.lsc.ence, though We may
M l...ryr /, "a =a-d "ne- The very
bedrock Il tue Curlsri.n method, faith,
.,.fl-r. nni the CHEF corner stone OF
, 1882-09-23
N:braGon N Buildings.

L Is EASY to understand how mil "r
factory iEay :ren.o.e "r viSra:e With Us
a-r machinery: that It viii also yibrate
go the motion Of other objects, outside
ard removed from 1t, IS more difficult 10
understand. Yet ;his : July p-nrea b.
oJs,r7,rs. /: : an the same prime, pie by
WHICH = rete struck Iu the piano VII!
somcts.aes cause ether objects N room,
say bras4 med@liiou IN cabinet, to
t.nkIc II resf onse. The piano wire ltse!f
vii respond when lis keyaUte IS struck.
O.h,r vibrations are rot always audible,
because tLeY b.ay lay outside Of the range
* tie huya..u ear Synchrouous rlGra-
riou has come 10 he quite a study IN the
construction OF mills; the Jar Of their
own machinery is uGt aii that has 10 be
provided for. Some apparently trIfiing
causes ylh-at.nr outside viii NOT Cni y add
to the slrain uynn he bmliiIg. bu. may
aciu.lIv Interfere with the steady working
u looms. etc, causing bra2ka%es and
s.opr.- :. c. I. Il. Woodbury. relates
some instances uf this in book OF mill
..----.---.:--- - uUv ar eIIv piiuE 'U.hs
.; North Mans. Mass, a new and un-
rccup.ed bu,lling Vas found TO yi5rste i'll
Consequence Of the putting of a small en-
siUe SKY icc. away. St Centerdale, r
+, II hos been necessary to change the
AeirAt # the column u water flowing
Over the dam to prevent the excessive
vibyatinu VI the al Jacent mill. a. Ames-
bury, Mass, out q eleven mills 'ha: are
near .he river, two vibrste when wafer
III certain quantities fow over the dam,
hgt the trelnG: can be wholly stopped is
changing the ifs Of the water. The
mosr frequent cause OF vibration is due
to the running Of the machinery, and IL
has repeatedly happened ;hat complete
cessation has been Obtained by Increasing
Or lrsseniac the speed az which the
machinery is run. This is not always
profitable or possible, and the fact that
this vibration results IN Joss Of power
yariously estimated al from len 10 twenty
per cent is = strong argument i'll favor Of
tie construction Of one-story mills, vLich
would necessarily vihra;e much less than
factories having height Of SIX or eight
stories
, 1882-09-23

ls,tE-i Times-

vUrn- yir, Of this city, by the e1er-
else Of her innate good taste and putting
every spare penny where it would do the
most good, has furnished forth charm
ing room at comparatively small expense,
ssd sufficiently esthetic 70 please the
most fastiii:ous person. The ioOr, paint
Cd BY he- Own hands, Is dssk walnut
shade. pa-.iy covered by large rug made
q cheap ingram carpet. in A small pattern
Of cream. and olive, fecied with pins,
finished by 6 PLAIN olive friese, terminal
IN, at ths corners with cluster OF four
INV o;ak fans Ona window faces
G,nry BRICK wall, and she painted the
1ripd5w ranss in bright water colors, toi-
lar-ir- a pretty traced pattern, when
giyr5 . bit Of stained glass quite an eject
II the pretty room The other winaow
IS draped gracefully with long. full folds
u spriig-ed muslin, depending from rings
On a plan pine roll. TO be replaced N the
winter with a heavIer curtain II olive
cotton flannel
The furniture IS iigh. wood and lamp
with 4 r,sy transparency stands on hre,
o'clock ;ea table of unyarnished wood ana
throws soft hight over the room, which
also coliains books, shelves OF pine.
coupIe Of secondhand easy chairs, and
small dry goods box for shoes, covered by
her own hands with pink ana ciIve cre-
tonne. \ large clothes horse, on which
she pasted the Story Of Cinderella N
Walter Cranes pictures over ohve paper,
sbuts or the vashstalG and bedstead iron
view. The toilet accessories, Set oi with
fresh sprig,ed muslin over PINK lining,
are pink and white washboMi and
large pitcher Il the quaint shape that
c5,aes nox in the cheaper grades OF china;
= secondhand wardrobe, .oraped with a
Ior.iere Of oliye Canton flannel, contains
the unsestheIic dust.pan. brooMs and
other homely articles necessary 10 heat
hess ana coInf,rc, al tribes of that de-
scrip;i0n bought ar the hve-ceut counters
\ pretty willow rocking char, ornament
al with olive and pink ribbon, and a Knit
ted hsssacA 20 match-the two latter
Christmas GIFTS and IN III rug
On the olive j.aPed .neutel are grand
mas Naokln teapot, two tsl SILVER candle
s,:cSs and . lar, ginger Jar net decorat-
ed and >nhilsi with ggmmed-OG pictures,
bur LETT III It's rFistiBe blue and White
Gsisies gathered on Sunday afternoon
walks. INo or three photographers OF
good subjects ina. are better than ehr",
NOS and cost irss-bang on the Wal, and
complete the pretty refuge ol this proud
and industrious cmi. who Is seif respect
.ng enough 90 earn her own kslrg rather
han BE- jeperdent upon ber Eieh seiA-
, 1882-09-23
We give no Price List
1t would be 40 use!
It could explain nothing, in reality?

If we said We sold % table linen for % cents it,
cent cretonnc or . cents 5Gcent straw hats Tor y
cents 81 20 uderslrtS og 65 cents it would in reau
reveal nothing, because those things which the Fao
must fo themselves, and carefully examine and compare
the prices with what they have paid other occasions BE-
fore they can properly understand them.
We ask lady to purchase, simply wish them 70 s
anime prices and goods; always well pleased
when LADY examines goods and SAYS that she vii W
elsewhere because she viii when size the pHc
other and then she is better satisfied and 50 are
We because she then believes what told her hen We
said that prices always at least 40 per cen. less ~
any other store in Walla Walla.
, 1882-09-23
Sun-Dr;eG Fruit.

Al frui: growers know that the markets
Of the wr.!a can he overstocAed With can
ned and fresh rrnir. They loGk to tie
adoption of god dIy:=., machines, aad 20
the drg!ns g: :.a:t ~ tie sun, 20 aiid:d
al outlet tur mitch that otherwise would
y Wasted. Sy4., t.Tic ago few notes
upon va.ious systenls OF driers were pre-
aen'"i, and the Ely SuA-dc.es was nea-
tIqnyi. Since then wc are tolj tia, =
nunoer &: Improvements on this machine
have been made, and samples Of the pro
duet are TOW beio-s Us. They promise
apples, p:t,et: rlutns and nccta-inss from
GeleEel B.i'-Ci.' Chico ranch, aui prunes
froE! c. ( Perkins, isleion, Sacramento
river. The havnc Of thesr samples Is all
that could bs desired. How such fruit
WI. sci. III m.rke; slorgs.de OF TIE "ecap-
Grated i.G..s, is . question fer The COM
mission merchants - determine. The
sun Grier -. use at Chico ranch covers
100 sqnare feet. |; Is said to gI-e salts
faction. ! sGa-G:ler, If it vii produce a
good quality If iTUi,, and ss rapidly as ar
ev9yosaJ"r, vii soyn pay for itseii IL the
,avlnE caused ty not using incl Now
the Only way 10 90 with neS and merit
orioas machines Of this sort, is 20 have
-est,d III actual crcharl work by drzen
II the bes;-knywn frGis-gIowers Of tie
s,at,. IA account Of & year OF practical
service IN the orchard, and the synop-
s.zoi report oi GALES from dozen such
men, would ID mege 10 decide lhe relative
ra.ues oi the sun-heat and artificial heat
systems 5aan any amount of logic could.
II, sun-dri=- under Consideration claims
70 MIKE rsis,ns Of the best quality in cne-
SIX / of the tine required 20 dr. grapes il
the open az. IS 70 whether this can he
WI and yroigsbly done, such men as
Blowers and Briggs cf Iolo. Conger Of
Pasadena, and Russell OF Riverside
can report alter due trial. In the long run
the best machine WI! attract the attention
OF the Lort.cu!tu-is!s, VIA axe searching
FOR it quite as actively as II i ssarcki.
for them.
, 1882-09-23

NOTICE or STOCKHOl
OERS MEETING

Notice - he~e..v given. that 4 meeting of the
stockholders of the COLJ MBIi AND PA
L0USE EAfLRDtD COMPANY, 4 cor
poratica duly incorporated and organized
under the isw- Of Washington Territory. and
having Its Office and principal pace 81 business
at "=il. Na..a, IN said Territory. VIII Le held
at the ct-see Il SAL Company, IN said CITY o.
Wslls Wsl.a. At tF- hour Of eleven C'clo~k \
Il of TUESDAY, tie FOURTEENTH day
Of NOVEMBER, lSS2, far Lhs p-gpGse os
authorizing the iDcTcase and of Increasing the
capita! stock Of ssi! Caauan- (,he Columbia
and Palouse Railroad CGmpanvl from the
present amount, namely, TEN THOUSAND
SHARES of one hundred dollars each. agcre-
-atiir a. .he taee o. pzr -ala= thereof ONE
MILLION DOI.LAI.S. 20 THIRTY THOU
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED SHARES of
one hundred dollars each, ayr .,afin., n; ths
face or par vai=e thereof THREE MILLION
SEVEN HUNDRED IHOJ SAND DOL
LARS, or u such i-ss amount A. may te
arthor.zed Sv sl;d stockholders meeting.
c. II. PRESCOTT,
:. Y. DOLPH.
H. II CHASE.
". II. UPTON.
y c. BLALCCK,
Trustees o; tie Columbia and P.l0r,e Ra.l
roai Compacy.
Attest: ". Il CProS.
sssis-4n, Secretary
, 1882-09-23
The Peoples Final Opportunity!
In years to come the Pub
= lie will remember the bar q
gains that we offer to-day.

The approach of the completion OF our ne" oudHc
reveals to Us the imperative necessity Of taking e
sweep away every vestge OF our present stock
We have carefully weighed the consequences, and We
have resolved no matter what the loss carry no OLD
GOODS into our establishment.
For the coming few weeks we propose to demonstrate
the principle in Il manner that will not soon be forgotten
that in this case loss viii be public gain.
No matter whether it BE staple black silks, dress
goods ladies' hosiery house furnishing goods the pc
OF all Enust perish alike
, 1882-09-23
Offering Premiums for Babies.

1t is well known tha: Baltimore society
people form themselves INTO clubs IT Z
dozen o. so, and give teas and receptions
at "ne orthe others houses dur,ug the win
ter. but perhaps IT Is nUt so well know \.
that there exists here ar association.
composed of ten Of the most fashionable
young married ladies OF which the cry
can boast. called The Sour Grape Club. 70
l. Is learned tha: the club Vas formed ar
Lrhmal.'s Hill .ast Winter ora year ago.
during German given by the Tce,d day
Club. The lady menber-no gentlemen
are admitted - membershir-asree TO
present 10 the lucky mother, numerous
articles u welring apparel and lnfaEt's
iewelry upon the birth Of every child TO
"ne Q: its members, This obligation has
been faithfully carried out, aaG Al onr in-
stance one Of the members received tEo
SETS of Pr:zes. Committees Of three aleur-
bers on Qualification, pr;zas and records
are appointed yearly, and Photograph o:
the blessed baby" IS furnished each Of
the members Tie msm55FsAip IS limi-
ted 20 ten, and sn Vacancies occasioned
by death or resignation are hll-d by bal
lot by the remsi-ing memners- II Is said
thar the Number Of spplications for ad-
MISSION 70 the club IS over hfty. The
prizes are estimated 10 be worth over 500
aid are of the very best c d2l.sy-
, 1882-09-23
The Moral and Immoral GualitJ OF
Dancing.

There IS i CONVICTION n the rIiiits q.
many good people, that round dances arr
immoral The waltz Is no. So popu,ar IS
II Dnc. vas. Il has come 10 he cons.d-
cred /. dubiuus sort ri amusement. Many
80 .-,-... - - ------' go
tention to the subject, have come u the
conclusion that it Is rot / desirable amuse.
ient for their children. Thcy assign so.ue
reasons, which il t.ieir minds are cuntrel-
ling ones. In several religious denomina-
ticns, dancing on the p.rl OF members Is
either forbidden or i. absolutely con
demned by the ministers let /, - rrcG-
riced more or less by the members o. near
" all churches where it Is hot q positive
prohibition. Several orthodox religig us
bodies have within few yearE had Cases
OF deciplins where tie offender was cAaIs-
ed with dancing These cases have some
times been treated gingeriy, because there
was not much unaniniiy c. opinion touch
ing the practice. |, Is impossible make
declaration that all dancing is immoral,
without violating the truth Ii the ar;i-
cles Of church dcc,pline ioghid The prac
tice, that should ne .nongh for the par
ticular member, the case is closed against
him. But dancing Is moral or immoral, ac-
cordiHg 10 circumstances. Erund dances
have been carried to excess. Those who
have carefully observed results within the
last few years, DO not need TO be told that
the waltz Is no longer desirable, especially
in the view Of parents who have Young
daughters whom they desire to carefully
educate Yet even here there must he
some exceptions. As when brothers and
and sisters, and friends indulge IN the
amusement in private parlor. 81 ;he
minuet and other styles OF dancing may
be perfectly proper among weil-behaved
people, and, To some extent, HAY be Sc
down as refined amusement, though K
is far from an intellectual one. TIE dif-
fcuity Of making any sweeping rule is
seen at once in the great diversity OF i'll
stances. When Preshyiery or other
body decides that all dancing Is immoral,
there is I lack oi conviction that the exact
truth has been gtated The Goubt de-
siroys the moral force Of the prohibition.
\ reconsideration stops at tins conclusion
that. while dancing is sometimes I'M
moral, II is not always so.
, 1882-09-23
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To snbscrilc-. in frr~nrs

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Aithis Sqa.Jr u tie year f4r7a'=-, .-i t'- -5.-'
h,.s.s-s. sifl f.rInsr-. sh0ud LaE- E1oT. a.
wEzsLY S-,TE--sS cirr1l4'- lz.7yls -E-.--r s--7
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v.s- ant w--S, IS & - -=---~- - -'l-''
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Publisher Statesman N,l4.a with, ". r.
, 1882-09-23
what Other Editors Tel "a

The Uma.lla House, at The ballss, has
been raised to the nax grade, and is aoOd-
proof
For the ~.rk ending September II. z IL
Greeley. OF Tue DaIles, SHIPPED 5i,oO0
pousis OF traigh- 70 the iu-erior.
The Cheaey Tr;bsae. vAi'h has become
The best Iapsr by ali ODDS in Spokane
Couu;v, .sy.: alt 3 -eneraily believed ~
the :i.rens % Spangla that tho attempt to
,s-as,inase Elder Wright n tie Christian
church. vas the result o. d-f,renee IN re-
Esious faith
SAYS the Cheney T'rt;j4ss air. Chase,
skl,!trI blacksmith. haa been engaged for
several DAYS manufacturing machine toE
sho,iur horses. Il las attracted ;ac a:.eH-
ZION Of tie Pub.ic u saeh an fNssnt tAat 1t
WAS thought b-s, by ". Ch-ss's -Eieals 10
secure ihs mslhine a. some way, and &C.
cordinci; II VS. chainei By large cable
cllaiu and locked
IN. Cannoa, OK Spokane CouIty, has
received the nomination tor CGrEty Treas
urer. sn office he low holds. !. Il Hatten
has S.er nominated ior Sheriff
! brother Of John Wallen w&a dcies.ed N
she Spokane Coep:y Republican Convention
Is 4 candidate for Probate judge. People
don't like chronic Office seekers, rs rule
The Electric Iigh- ana Power Company.
OF Heiena, Montana. is taking steps toward
Duplicating the present Helena electric hghs
plsnt. L, has been found that fully doub.s
the numLer of iish,s Low in use cou,d lie
contracted II the company ~ese prepared t.
furnish them.
Says the Columbia CLooHicis: DR.. tiarse
returned this week from Medical Lake. He
went there some twu weeks asg suffering
with Rheumatism, but roturRed curei. He
sscribes the cure u tie Use o. rhe wate. o.
Medical Lake. He is iull o; enthusiasm, ami
belie.es the Lake has 4 bright tutrIe ns i
place of resort for inralIds.
Tbs Washington Damocsal says: CoifaS
has again played out IL her attempt to Or
ganiZc against fire
On Monday laos, The First National Bank
Of Pendleton commenced business III the neS
brick buildlng on C0gvt street. This bank
was started ia very small hu.iing. baJ Is
now located in one Il the aHeSt rooms IA
this upper country.
Whiting oi the ne = P'inuse country toxin
OF GARFIELD, corTesV Vonie,lt says: THIS place
i: situated on Silver Craes. ablnt &c m,!es
from Cclisx. seven miles from ra,oas" City
and the same distance from Farnins-oa.
The town s;:e VS. lad off by Nr. IaGs
something over year ago. Th~ town Is
surrounded By rich farming country and aas
= promising future
Says tie Palonss City PAPER Palou-c
City is putting Up some excellent hcI!ia!-s,
much better than IS usually bai't in smaii
towns. Oar business men have. without rX-
crpsiun. shown cumneaa,Siczra - putting
up ornamental and e9s,iy fronts to thei'
buii iirgs uur toSa Is knUwn far and wide
as Icing rl.a brst place in the great l~!ouss
country for people to live cheap. Fire wood
eau be had Tor almost acting. ~ kinds OF
Vegetables are remarkably ,me,-p; lumber =
cheaper mere t'.an at any poiat aorth ot
Snake river
, 1882-09-23
xo;hin= short OF rnm,,,alaal, Rsne .ii..

Conferred upon tens of ihousands OF sufferers
could originate aai maintain the reputation
which Ayers SarsAE2.:iiae Enjoys. I. IS con-
pound n The best vegetable 2lteratires, with
she Ir3.3e- ii Potassium and lion, and Is the
most eaectCai Il al Remedies for scTofulOus,
E.ercGT.2i O: blood 6isorier-. Uniformly SIC.
ee-stll ard certain 10 isz remedial Effects. It
pTodGces rapid and complete cures os Scrofula,
Sores, Boi.-, Hanors, Pilpie-, E-lD.ionz,
Skin Diseases and 81 diso-iers r.sing from in
pu-Iti-s Of the blood Ry ia invigo7atiDy e.
fects II a.w2rs relieves and of.sn cr-es Liver
Complaints. Female Weaknesses and I--egu.
l&rities, and is potent renewer OF vitality.
For purifying tie Jiooi It has 10 equal II
tones up the system, restorss and preserves tie
health, aid i,npa.l= yiso- and energy Fer %
yezrs II has besn n eItersirer rse, ard /. 70 day
the Eost sTs.!&b.s ne1:cins Ter the suffering
s.ck. auywts-s.