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, 1882-05-06
Notice for distribution.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, SS
County of Walla Walla.

TERRITORY OF WAsHINGToy, lSS.
County of Walla Walla
IN pROBATE-I, hs Matter Of The Estate Of
EDMUND CARTWRIGHT, deceased.
IYT3TION On reading and fling the
I } petition Of JOHN CARTWRIGHT, ad'
ministrafnr Of the estate of EDMUND CAET-
WRIGHT. deceased, setting forth that he has
fled his final account as such administrator III
IN. matter Of said estate, and that the same
has been duly audited, allowed and confirmed,
ana hat portion Of said estate remains To be
divided among the heirs of said deceased, and
pravins among other things for an order OF dis
tributi,n Of the residue of said estate among
tie persons thereunto er titled.
IL is ordered that all persons interested IN
the estate Of the said EDMUND CARr-
WRIGHT, deceased. be and appear before the
Probate Court Of said county Of " ala Naia,
on MONDAY, the 22d day of May, A. D.,
lsS2, at the hour of 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, Of said
day. then and there to show cause why an
order Of distribution should not be made of the
residue Of said estate among the heirs Of the
said EDMUND CARTWRlGHI, deceased,
according to law
Ii i ordered further, that service OF this
citation be made on all persons interested IN
said estate. by publication Of this order in the
WaIla Walla STATESMAN, 4 weekly newspaper
printed and published in the city and comfy
OF Walla Walla, Washington Territory, for
thirteen successive weeks prior to said 22d day
If May, 1882 Dated Walla Walla, w. T.,
Feb. I3, 1882. Il. GUICHARD,
vi l3t Judge and Clerk Of said Court.
, 1882-05-06
LOCAL JorrIHGs.
Judge IAnsfOrd sports a new Plug hat.


Judge LAngfori sporr. a new Jlug hat;
r. NJ S,nit.., Of Alpowai. is in the city.
May day party at the Opera House 70 night
Tommy Taylor's wife is said TO have the
prstties. baby Il the city.
Harry LABoyteaus is going 70 SPras,ne -
settle He is good workman and VIII 90
well there
I'd. Williams doulle FIRE proof safe recently
imported from Cincinnati, is one Of the I'm II
in the city.
The largest score made in shOotinr al a tar
get WAS made by C. Sehmacher who made Fix
bulls eyes in succession.
We are glad 10 notice the improved typo
graphical appearance Of the Nez Perez Ge'cs.
II is Independent, outspoken and honest A.
6 newspaper can lie.
Frank Potter, the young man who was ar
rested near Dayton charged with murder, has
been released ON bail, and il Is said tina; his ac.
qnittal is only matter Of time
Robert Griffith, an old timer well known IN
this valley. was married on SUNDAY t. a y, ung
emigrxnt laiy. Better late than never Sc
Bob. marriage : blessing -sorhyfim=-.
Girls shouli lie careful how they are yaccin-
a.ed with virus taken from lovers arm One
at st. PAuls has taken To swearing, sitting
cruSs-legged and .moking a hriar root PIPE.
Cooper Schmuck's old mill building has
arrived ON the gnound near the new building
and will soon be placed alongside where It is 70
remain permanently. The new bniiiins Is fast
nearing completion.
The present grand jury Is one OF the NEST
Efficient that ever convened in the county
Ii embraces some excellent men. aud every
thing coming before them vii! M dcHht be at
tended to in proper manner.
By late ruling Uf Frank Hatton, First
Assistant Postmaster General postmaster Of
city can hold any city office long it
does not affect his postal business. Mr.. Stine,
the citizens of Walla Walla will gladly v"te
You int any city position You may ch"',e.
Hereafter the mails for Portland and points
west IL here, and on the y. T., viii close At
i5 o'clock each evening All mail matter
destined for Portland, Puget Sound and C,,li-
.ornia must be in the post-ofice 1t the time
mentioned. OF it will lay over q hours.
T. ). Mabry and " Eaumei-ter. returned
on Sunday from Snake river. wh.re they went
to take olServa vations in relations {" the con
struction d grain shu.es. They found that the
hills were not 50 high as at first supposed. and
hav. not yet decided whether ;o erect ,hute- or
build wagon road to the river.
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body and cause numerous diseases that battle
ordinary medical treatment. If allowed to
continue, IL UnnatITel loss affects the vital
organs, which causes destroying diseases.
Consumption, diabetes, Bncht's dlsease. jaun-
dice. insanity, etc. Excesses, non Use. abuse,
inherited weakness, malnrtrition, suinal and
cerebral complaints bring on the :hcve tatal
diseases. Debility and seminal weakness Oh
struct the important and necessary acts %: life
and their enjoyu.ents. Cures guaranteed.
Diseases 81 the genits urinary organs. kidceys.
liver ard bladder 4 specially The marv com
plants and diseases Of women speedily cured.
Consultation at otiCe OF by letter. freeaaG con
hdentil Trial bottle IF either free of
charge. Gall OF address Dr. Liebig q Ca.
No. iO0 Ge2ry street. corner Mason. San Fran
cisco Cal Private entrance 4G5 Mason street.
, 1882-05-06

Coon SHoorISG.-Dr. Corcoran and Capt
Straight, while fishing on Mil creek yester-
dav. indrlged in a little target practice with
the pistol by way OF a change Ct amusem ent.
\ knot On tree several yards distant was
selected as target. The captain fired first
the bail striking the knot precisely in the
centre. This looked rather discouraging for
the doctor, but he determined not 70 surren-
der the championship without a struggle, so
takin. deliberate aim he sent bullet in the
exact spo: where the first one penetrated.
When cut OUT the two bullets were found to
be one solid piece of lead, the second being
firmly imbedded in the first. This Is about
the finest piece of craftsmanship We have
heard Of Yet, and the championship between
the two gentlemen remains undecided.
, 1882-05-06

The LARGEST-The immigration durirg
lssl to this country was the largest ever
known. The whole number arriving was
$50, 354 In 1880 the total number of I'M
migrants was 59S. 7Oa About co per cent
of the European immigrants in 1880 and
1851 came from Sweden. Mr.. H. J. Jack
son, Superintendan: of Castle Garden, esti-
mates that these immigrants bring AT sver-
age of SIS per head in money, which would
make go. 900. 600 added to the wealth OF
the country last year from this source.
Statissici.ns also estimate that the cash val
ue Of each immigrant is over 1900; and
that the country was enriched last year TO
the extent of s.20, ,0Oo, 900 by this addition
to our population The present Indications
are that the immigration will be heavier for
1882 than last year.
, 1882-05-06
The Umatlla County Republican Ticket.

En-. Enclosed | send you
the Republican ticket nominated at Pendle-
ton
State senator, William NJ. Steen; Repre-.
sentati,es, John :. Vincent, Ben. Stanton;
Sheriff, VIM Martin; Clerk, J. p Bushee;
Treasurer, Norman Hendr, X; Assessor, NJ.
H. Thompson: School Superintendent, F. o.
Richards; Commissioners, K. f. Eastland,
T. l.. Howard; Ssrveyor, Geo. W. Reading;
Coroner. ". {. Mckay.
Nou will see that the ticket is a very
strong one: Mr.. S:een is too well known to
need any praise from me, he having been ell
ected TO the House OF Representatives once
and came within eighteen votes of being
elected 4 second time. The nominees for
representatives, are both well known citi-
zens They are both able and honest Capt.
Wm. Martin is the preseu. able and deserv-
elly popular Sheriff. might % on through
the entire ticke, and say OF them truly they
are good competent men and we'll qualified
to I'LL the respective positions for which they
have been placed in nomination.
Respectively, OBSERVER.
, 1882-05-06

A WORTHY EXsMFLE-An illustration OF
what can bc done IN farming III the ueHly-
settled portions of Washington territory Is
furnished by Charles Newell, who went IN
to kiiekisat county hive years age with $
in money and Is horses. II he had been 4
slow going, sleepy-headed chap, by this
time he would have been dead broke. grum-
bling and anxious to leave the county;
while in fact he is more independent and
happy than king, is to-day well off AMI his
worldly goods are fast increasing. In the
Pleasant valley section. near the headwaters
of Rock creek, he has under fence over eco
scres Of land. He has recently bought the
Dunn band of horses. which have tor sew
eral years been in charge OF thomas Butler.
There are fully 60 Of them. which added 70
the number a,reaiy owned by him makes
quite . respectable band, lie expects his
mares this year 70 ioal fully 80 colts. No
ranch in the country Is better adapted to
stock raising. ami he Is also dong something
IL the hog hnr. This season NJ. Newell
will ralse anuus 40 acrss OF gram.
, 1882-05-06

4 SUNDAY HoLIDAY-Sunday may be
said TO have been the first really fine day our
eitIzens have experienced the presen, spring
ami as consequence every one was out en-
ioying the beautiful and exhiiirating sun.
shine Every carriage and buggy in town
vas brought into reluisition and drive into
the country demonstrated that the country
never looked better than now; in every field
the young grain locked well and the newly
ieaved trees and the many pleasant homes TO
lie seen on every hand spoke volumes for the
material Prosperity OF the country. An OBJ
server wearing the landscape from any of the
little rolling hills around Russell creek Will
say that there are few spots on this rolling
sphere mHre beautiful than the WLla Walla
valley.
, 1882-05-06
DIR. S?iNSEY q 60. =,
Notice for Distribution.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. ! ..
County OF Walia Walla. -

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, %
County OF Walia Walla "'
IN PROBA1 En- the matter OF the Estate
Of CHARLES HERZOG. deceased.
ON READING and fling the petition Of
ELIZABETH HERZ0G, Administrative Of
the Estate O., CHARLES HERZOG. de
ceased, setting forth that shehas flied her final
account as such AGmnisIatix in the matter
Of SAID Estate, and that the same has been
duiy audited, allowed and confirmed, and
that portion 0. said Estate remains to be
divided among the heirs q: saId deceased,
and praying among other things FOR IN order
Of distribution of the residue Gs said Es-
tate amOrg the persons ther-unto entitled.
II Is ordered, that all persons interested in
the Estate Of the said Oh ARIES HERZOG
deceased. be and appear before the Probate
Court o: said county os Walia Walla, on
Monday, the 22i day Of May, 1852, at the
hour Of ] o'clock, p. NJ, Of said dav, then
and there 70 show Cause why an order Of
distribution should not be made OF the resI.
due OF SAID Estate among the heirs Of the
said CHARLES HERZOG, deceased, ac-
cOrding t. law
Ii Is further ordered, that 4 copy Of tins
order be published for five successive weeSs
before the said 22d day Of MAY. 1852. IN the
Nalla Nalla STATESMAN, a weekly newspa-
per printed and pUtlIshed IN the city ani
county Of Walla Walla. Dated, March -.
1852. Z. GIICHsPn
Judge ard Clerk Of said Court.
, 1882-05-06
Farm for Sale

A desirable farm for sale on Dry Greek. siz
miles northeast Of Nslla W-aila. consisting of
10 acres of land all IN wheat this season, with
good dUeliin, holse, good orchard. GOOD
grana-Ies. sheds and tine vel, and plenty Of
hIe Veod on the place VII take ons-third cash
down, the remainder, Z desired. IN tive OF
three Feariy Irsta,smen:s, u one per CENT. in
terest f0- further particulars sra,ire at Ills
oiace or OF Z. GRAHEy,
i9ti On The place.
, 1882-05-06

FKoN TIE DyADNAN COUNTRY. - Max
Bsumeister who arrived hcme from the Dead
man country on Sunday. informs rs that the
country would not be knowu by those who
visited il two years ago rs the Improvements
are % great he says the whole face Of tine
country is changed by the numerous settlers
Who have located there Tie crops luvk
masui6eentiy and promise larger yield than
ever before. Mr. Baumeister has very
large track Of land there, and row has -
horses busy pIoughing and would employ
more IL they could be obtained
, 1882-05-06

The big majority for building the new
school house on the grounds now owned 10y
the city proves unmistakably that the Gu:
and dried resolutions adopted at meeting
not long since were condemned by the mass
Of the people. The cen'rii school house
plan had but few adhcrents AMI they lived
IL tic Tic immediate vicinity Of the more cen
tral but not so popular other parts Of thr
city. The election went of very good num-
oredly and every one appeared TO tc sat'N-
, 1882-05-06

The CANADIAN PACIFIC.-Major Rogers,
engineer in charge of the western division of
the Canadian Pacific railway, left Portland
yesterday morning via Lake Pen 'Orellle for
the kootenay country. His mission is to
permanately locate the line from the east
slope of the Rocky mountains, through the
Kicking Horse pass to the Columbia r,ver
valley. This route has been adopted by the
directors of the Company in preference TO
the Yellow Head PASS, some 200 miles fur
ther north, and permission for such change
of location has been asked from the Domin-
ion parliament. That the company request
Will be granted, there is no reasonable doubt.
The line from the east is now 200 miles west
of Winnepeg, and will be extended 800 miles
by January l, 1883, the country traversed
being unbroken- This will bring the western
terminus within 200 miles of the Rocky
mountains.
, 1882-05-06
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on Application by letter, stating Svnp-
toms, sex and age. Communications strictly
c,nfidential.
II kearnry Street, San Francisco, Gal.
d.. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum.
cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com
plants, Gonorhu.a, Gleet, Lerconh0a. For
salt byali druggists 81 90 = bottle, six bottles
for 81 90.
Dr. Minti-'s Dandeli"n Pills, are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market For sale by ali druggists. Hodge,
Davis d. Co., Portland. wholesale agents lliy
All orders for meliciue c. o. h. must DE
accompanied with 81, as a guarantee Of good
faith, which viii be deducted when the pack
age is shipped
, 1882-05-06

EAsr INDIA GEAIS.-The 5. T. Alto says:
II sreported that ii. .ooo, 600 bushels Of graln
~, 70 be shipped from East Indian ports
during the coming season This viii give
.up,oymeDt u large amount Of shipping.
~ Il win require about l.co0.0c0 tors TO
uoss Il Already indications are g-sen
th.t some Of the British steam soansse
sre1inx - this country is to be sent TO In
S;. r n,sss the demand which Will pe0tsb!y
aeiss tr vsnssas
, 1882-05-06
NOTICE

4 ILPERSONS INDEBTED To PAINE
~ Brothers axe hereby rosIsed ths.. all noes
and accounts have been placed in the hands Of
y Z. Hail for collection II i,n;neg giate set
Element Is made no expsnse viii De aided
Ofhce. hrst door bAek of First National Bank
in Paine Brothers building.
46d PAINE BROTHERS.
, 1882-05-06
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate OF John 4. E,:e,. Deceased.

n office Is hereby giyer by the undersigned;
N executor of the above named estate. 20
the creditors Of. ard persons having claims
against said deceased, 20 exhibit the same.
with the necessary vnuehers. within one wear
from the first publication Of this notice. u the
undersigned. at his residence IL Wal:a v .Ila
county, ". T. THOMAS ". ESTES. Ex'r.
WALLa WALLA. ". I. April y. lSSaa.
, 1882-05-06

Al LIVE M,N-R NJ. Green Of Syrup OF
Figs fame which is no~ becoming so famous
is IN the city in the interest of the California
Fig Syrup Co. Mr.. Green is from Ohio and
il one Of the iollirst fellows and best buSi-
psss men xseyer bad any dealings with. it
NAV be q. well TO state that this gentleman al
though from the Buckeye state, has no designs
upon the State Srnatorship. the position Of
Governor, CT State Printer. he utans bus
ines every hour ou, OF the u, and his SIC
-. 4, commeasuIzte with his energy.
, 1882-05-06

THZ BAKER CRY BRAScH.-0r the I'D
the track layers on the Baker City branch
o. the o. Il. & n. Co, reached the first
crossing Of the Uma.ilIa river, . miles from
P-ndieton. PiliDg for the vest approach to
the river and the vest abutu.ent are CON-
pletsd. and the truss bridge vii be up IN .
few days
, 1882-05-06
.NswERs To N,MER0Ts QUESTIONS.

Manufacturing the greater portion of oul
stock and buying from manufacturers dirtc
We are enabled to underseil any establishment
IN the United States.
We reset Diamonds in any style.
W. manufacture any article i'll the jewelry
or siverware line to ,rdei.
Engraving On gold, silver anu ivory taste
fully executed.
AIRY watch movement ROW MANUFACTURED
with aIv style of Gold, Silver, Composition
Nickel Celluloid case We can supply.
Chr Slid Gold JewelGY department con
siSts # The latest novelties.
In silver and silver-p plated ware, spoons
forks. etc. our stock is large and well selected
pamocdS, pearls and other precious stones
We have set in al suitable articles il the line,
and have unquestionably the largest stock in
Portland.
We have facilities for gold and silver plat
ing. To the latter we call the attensiOn o!
botal-Eeepers. Spoons and forks and fancy
pieces can BIZ replated to he as good as new,
articles that require replating and We will send
rates.
In clocks We have large assortment.
SpectaGleS, eyeglasses and all articles con.
nected with the optical line, our stock is COM
plete- We have the only optimetre (eye
IaeaSUr.rj on The coast. aad are enabled TO
test the strength or weakness Of each eye sepa-
ratelv, thereby enabling persons W obtsin pro-
per glasses who have heretofore found It diff
cult to be fitted.
In addition - the above articles We have n
complete and well selected stock Of Rolled
plate Jeweiry. All dealers and merchants
hanGius goods in our line viii End it u their
advantage tn cli. "n us when coming TO the
, 1882-05-06

ECLIPSE OF THE SUS.-The total eclipse OF
the sun of May l., lSs2, Is awaited with
much anxiety by astronomers. for it is hop
ed that then the existence of large planet
within the orbit Of Mercury may be settled.
Prot. Watson believed that he saw such t.
body during the eclipse Of July 9, ISIS.
, 1882-05-06

such as Loss Of Memory, Lassitude. Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion To society, Dimness "f
Vision, Noises in the head the vital fiuid
RAISING unohSecvei in tLe urine. and many
Other diseases that lead 10 insanity and death.
Dr. Mintie viii agree to forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for case of this kind the Vital
Restorative lunder his special advice and treat
meutl viii not cure, or fer anything impure or
injurious found IN it. DIR. Mntie treats sll
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis OF urine, s. OC
Price If Vital Restorative. 81 90 bottle. ol
fonr times the quantity, so 90; sent to any
address upon receipt Of price, or c. o. D., Sc
cure from observation. and in private name If
desired, by \. +. MINTIE. VI. D.,
, 1882-05-06
SuIll!IOnS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, | &C
County Of Walla Wal!a,

County Of Walla Wal!a,
Ia Justices Court, before J. d. Lanan, Jus
tice Of the Peace.
To /. T.. WILSON:
You are hereby notified that 1. X G. Smith
has filed 4 claim against You in said court,
which will come on TO be heard az my office IN
North Walla Walls precinct in said county
and territory on the 22d day of May, lSS2, Mt
the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. ard unless you ap
pear and thu and there answer, the same will
he taken confessed, and the demand of the
plaintiff gT lted. The object and demand OF
said claim s. TO recover from You the sum Of
500 - on account for goods, wares and mer-
chanGise sold and delivered. And y0u are also
hereby notified that your property has been
attached 20 satisfy saii claim OF a part thereof.
Claim flied March 81, 1852.
j. ID. LANAN,
Justice of the Peace
, 1882-05-06
The School Tax Vote.

On Saturday the voters assembled at the
engine house 10 give an expression Of theIr
opinions as to where the money Il ev intend
ed to vote for the erection OF good school
house should he expended and also to vorc
for or against the 81, 900 tax. On the tirsl
proposition the votes stood as iollows:
, 1882-05-06
THEGREATENGLIsH REMEDY

Is a never-faii ug cure
for Nervous Beiility,
Ex hauSted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
Superintendent, Lost
Mar Hood, Impoten
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects "f
s, !f-Abuse. youthful
fol- -, and ezcesses
in matUrcr years
, 1882-05-06

NcAA4l- ~ ~ His " 4..4-
IN PR0BATE-ln the matter OF The E,..te
Of l. L. B0ULON, deceased.
nN READING and fling the petition Of
~ PAUL A l.. BOULON, Adrainistratnr
ot the estate Of l. l. BOULON. decaared.
setting forth that lie has fled his final account
as such A5ministrator IN the matter Of said es-
tate, aad that the same has been duly audited,
allowed and confirmed, and that portion Of
SAID estate remains to be divided among the
heirs Of said deceased, and pr,ying among
o.ner things for an order Of distribution of the
residue OF said estate among the persons there
unto entitled
It is ordered, that al persons interested in
the estate OF the said l. l. BOULON. de
CEASED, be ana appear before the Probate Court
Of said county Of Wal,a Waiia. on TUESDAY
the sd day OF MAY, 1882, at the hour Of 10
o'clock - ", OF said day. then and there 20 how
cause why an order If distribution should not
be made OF the residue II said estate arnong
the heirs Of the said l.. Z. BOULON. de-
ceased, according 20 Law
1t Is further ordered that copy OF tIis Or
der he published for FIVE successive weeks be
fore the said 25i day OF May. 1852. in TIE
Walla Walla STATESMAN, weekly newspape.
printed ard published in the city and county
at Waila Walia- Dated Walla Wslla, March
9th, 1852.
e. GUICHARD,
Ii Judge and Clerk of said Court.
, 1882-05-06
MRS. CRuTTENDEN
MILLINERY AND DRsssMaK:Kc,

\ fine assortment Of Hats and Bonne.s.
New invoices every week DresSInaLing
in the latest STYLES. A!sn, Boys
Suits cut and made.
FIRST STREET WALI.A WAIIA.
, 1882-05-06
MIDDLE-ACED MEN

There are many AT the age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent eyacGa:i"ns
Of the Bladder. often accompanied by a slight
smarting or burning sensation. and y weaken
ing Of the system in 4 manner the patient can
not account Tor. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment viii often be found,
and sometimes small particles Of albumen will
appear, ar the color viii be of thin Inilkish
hue, AGAIN changing 60 dark and torpid ap-
pearanee- There are many who die Of this
difficulty ignorant OF the cauSe, which Is the
second stage Of seminal weakness. DIR. SPIN
ney VIII guarantee perfect cure in all such
urinary organs.
OFFICE HoUEs--l0 70 4, and 6 10 8 Sun
days from 10 to IL a. N. Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, -.
Call or address,
DIR. S?iNSEY q 60.
, 1882-05-06
DR.. LiEBiG
f9S GEiHi STREET.
san francisco. Gal.

EtONTINGES TO TREAT
. successfully of homeopa-
thy every form If .pecial az
chronic disease without mer-
curry or naUseouS drggs. DIR.
L!ebis's luyisorator j, = posi-
tive and permaLeut cu5e for
seminal weakness, nervous ani
physical debility, lost man
hood, vital exhaustion and all
the terrible results Of abused
nature, excessive and youthful
foliies. The doctor viii agree
in writing 10 fnrfei; Sl.0O0 for
a case that he undertakes and
falls t1 cure The rsas N thou
sands cannot get cured # Sem
mai weakness and the above
diseases l. owing 10 4 complica-
ticn called rrustatorrhea, which
requires a special remedy nr.
Liebis's lnviSorator, No. >, Is :
specific cUrp Tor ProStafo,rhea-
Price of either Inyisoratcr, s.
per bottle, or 6 bottles for SIC.
Seat 10 any address securely
coveredfrnm observation. Sem
inal weakness and prustatorr-
bea drain vitality from the
, 1882-05-06
ADMNIsrRAToR,S NOTICE.

hstatt of Samts CoAfan. Dceeased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
II undersigned, administrator Of the above
named estate, to the creditors Of, and persous
having claims against said estate, To- exhibit
the same, with the necessary vouchers, within
one year from thn frst publication of this no.
tee, tn the undersigned at his residence in
Walla WaIla city. H-yt
JOHN MANION,
Administrative.
Walla Walia, VI. T. April q, 1882
, 1882-05-06

Is the peoples popular remedy. Il is yAr-
ran-,,! I, give satisfaction. # yoG want test
monials call a: the offce. We don't publish
them. bu. refer you 70 tne dealers ant cnnsuIn-
en-. Il has no equal, 81 PER bottle or d boz
L. fnr & Your druggist keri. i.
, 1882-05-06

fwil mail Ifreej the recipe for simple
CFGFr.RLE GkLW .aat WiN remove Tan
FRECKLES. PIMpLES and BLOrCHES
leaving the SKIN soft. clear and beautiful: aiSo,
instructions for producing luxuriant growth,
of hair on a hlld head ar sm"oth face. Ad-
dress, inclosing stalap Ben. landelf & g..
Beekman Street y. \. II''-d