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, 1882-07-29
Ara Va 70 HAve q Fan.

The propasitioc 20 have tar sh.s '1a
seems to be hanging nre Just now' soa ING
decision is less likely TO so IN favor o. tnAn
,g.;n,t an exoasuion. The reason Is aPPar-
eut enough The gentlemen 1ho arc ON
Gals have the pecessary energy AID puoic
spirit, hut they find so little e"coaraSeIoen'
an, .,r the pubic in Wall. Waila and the
surrounding country, that they hesitate
about givI pronounced start IN the maj
trr PI-nty Of people apPlaad the mana
gers and e1cla.m, ''0h, Yes. let US Gave
ia, bv all means" hut the mom-nt tne
question Of finances Is brcAched there Is
general 81 rInksge of 'euthusia'In, aud IN iS
steal comes very conservative 'aik on 'he
sab,e: =. II We =re rightly Iniofmed' 'ne
otic,sl, had to s-li-assess the,r p'cke,-Oo1A'
- meet som- of the tail-rni bills OF last
YEAR. anu lao one can possibly blame tiieu'
for declining TO take any chances OF ha'is
10 ray community bills this season.
But We ought to have a fair. Not only
faIr but the greatest one ever held IN =" as"-
in,;on territory. There ought - he pie-
lac meeting called and held. and the money
necessary guaranteed by cur citizens. inere
Is not business or professional man ID
Wala Walla who is not financially inter
es..d IN fair, because n fair Will benen'
such citizens, directly or indirectly. Inc ho
I'll restaurant, saloon, livery stable men anu
merchants. all are interested and they should
come forward and pledge the needed money
7, "a simnly an investment OF SO many DOL
lars and cents, for which there VIII De re-
r,,uneratrre return The foremost citizenS
should come TO the front at once. and iAnu'
er,e others who have an almost equal inter
est il. the welfare and prosperity OF the ei'y'
Co-operation Is the only way TO secure the
sueeess OF this project Committees sh"u'o
be appointed TO visit the various quarters VI
the city and solicit contributions TO the
guarantee fund from all departments oi
rad. These committees Ought TO meet
! cordial reception everywhere. Every pea
! should subscribe according TO his means ana
! in proportion to the benefits he VIII derive
| from county fair. 1t may be stated tha'
snch fand ia not a donation, hut simply a
guarantee against loss to the committee OF
| officials who Inauaura;e the enterprise, and
are the known parties IN all business Trans
actions. In tie vent Of the tair being
success part and possibly all the money
nIsjrei Viii be returned t. the donors
Let a movement towards a good Wen
managed county flr lie made, and made
now. Let Wal!a Wslla IN tins way man
tain her reputation :or pluck and enterprise
I Let us have a far.
, 1882-07-29

2 On both sides Of the Columbia at Priests
Rapids, IN Spokane and IaSima COUNTIES,
th, re Is An extensive tract of arabic lana.
and III order TO develop this the management
OF the .. K. & y. c.. IS iiIng IN the Up
binding If a settlement at that roint The
company wall not cn'y pat ste .mers IN the
riyer nel ", out above Ggairvill., the na IA"
of tie new town az Priest R.,ii5. \ "'It
az, such rs has b ,en IN 'era'I0u at lh-
c C,,cadrs. viii he establish here, AID III
thi, way the entire reach OF the up er Co
l,mbia be brought INTO commercial relations
with the lower country, mir. E. A. Willis,
,who has visited Prfsst's Rapids recently,
- the new settlement will be the outlet
lor 18th the Yakima and klttitas sec
lions. n. regards the agricultural Ia
| ieS Of the country contiguous TO
'"e Ter, Mr.. Willis is prepossessed
III ''' i''"- He thinks that some OF the
'ou'ee7 could a made very productive if All
aGttmpt vas mad,-o cultivate them. As a
matter oi course, lie N~.,ld not advocate ir-
rlgation from the streams, as that would be
impracticable - - sou.s c...s ;mno..i.
bic: but he believes that Welts'c'ffI Il e'tne
without much difficulty, and by means Of
windmllls, sufficient water drawn to the sur
face to insurA good crops. He particularly
mentioned one OF these coulees, which he
thought could he made wheat field Of over
a thousand acres in extent. Oh Callfornians
express the most implicit faith in the good re-
sulls of this undertaking
, 1882-07-29

ALL WooL-During this season the STATES
MAN has given a number of sheep sheaIing
results, hut it remains for our friend Jesse
D.umheller t. report the heaviest heeces
taken to market. He has Just sheared four
bucks and .gom them taken l23 pounds OF
wool These bucks came from the sheep
farm of E VI. Woolsey, OF Alameda, Cali
fornia- Mr.. Drumheller bas sheared 800
ewes and the average weight of fleece, 9:
pounds the best ever made in TINS
county. Evidences are plenty showing that
the raising of sheep, .or wool aud the meat,
Is one OF the most profitable departments OF
agr.e-..ure. We have an account Of a Young
man living II Umatilla county, Oregon, who
three Years ago took sheep on shares. He
now has one thousand head, and this season
and last sold $1,000 worth Of wool All
these sheep be now owns, and the large
ranch on which they are kept In another
five years these sheep Will make HIM .
wealthy man.
, 1882-07-29

The CRCUS.-It is 2l6 hours and l3 mn
utes to the beginning of red-letter day Tor
Walia Walla-that one on which the I'M
men.e tent OF Sherman's circus viii be raised
in this city, and under which thousands Of
people VIII gather to enjoy an entertainment
greatly commended by the papers published
in Oregon and California. At Portland Pc
pie were turned away. there being MT sve..
standing room, after tie bagie sounded ior
the grand entree. The same report reaches
Us from other town, and cities along the
Route Of It's travel
, 1882-07-29
BRUTALLY MURDERED.
The O. R. & N. Co q Agent at New
York Bar Brut.ny Murdered
and the Office Robbed.
Special to the STArEsxaS.I

Special to the STATEsxaS.l
PoNEsoY. Juiy p. 1852
Yesterday afternoon AZ about two O'Clock
the hfeless BODY OF E. II. Cummings was
fogud upon his bed IN the office OF the D. r.
& y. Cos wal ehouse NJ Nex York b., on
Suske River Mr.. Cgmn;ngs was the agent
of the company at ina, pant. He MAS mur-
dered some time Tuesday night. The blow
that killed him VS. struck with the back oi
an axe mf citing 4 terrible gssh or the
crown Of the head. There Was also deep
cash acruss the face, evidently made With
the blade Of the same instrument
The money drawers wers riei sn. the
coin bags scattered about the h1ar Ii is
supposed that CAiramen are TIE guilty psrt-
les.
The C1roners jury will he convened TO-
day AID eYery effort made to 6rd the mur-
derer Mr CumtaiLgs WAS a peaceable,
qule, man. NJ.
NV York Bar is landing on Snake
River. about ~ miles from. Texas Ferry,
about OPP site Eureka ferry landIag, and
twenty mils from POmrrOy To accOmmU-
A. - h. Of
try, the o. T.. K y. Co. erected large
warehouse there. and made a landing for their
boats Mr.. Cummings wss giren change OF
this, getting commission on all ir,ishts re-
ce we'd or forwarded. A friend Of the mur-
dered man iuforIns us that h!S cash rece. pts
averaged from $1,000 t. $500 per month,
AID as tins Is the time for the heaviest COL
lec:ion-, 1t is likely that there was large
sum OF mouey on nand, and ,his com was
the oBj-cr Of the murderer or niurderers.
Mr. Cumniings had small bedroom and
office la one eud Of the warehouse, ami II
was here that the derd Vas d'nr. Mr..
Cummings vas hacl elnT OF about b years
o. ag., anil lived entirely alone. T"e near,
est house to h,m. on tina: side - the nver,
wss u ml.e away. Th-rr are great many
| Caluamsn N that neighblrho ri engaged III
m,nnr, an 1t Is natura enough that sus'
picIon should fall on them.
Mr. Cummings has reiatIves and trends
! living at Salem, Oregon. He h ,d been al
i,N-~ \ FORK Bar about y-Ar, earning iuilH
! 500 per m,g:h.
, 1882-07-29

PREPARING FOR TIE HARvESr.-All day
long men 20 trooplng and hn"ryIng thron- h
the streets, or driving teams hitched 70
headers and header wagons. traction engines
are propelled abou. on t'isi or to"'r.tS the
fields, and the scene reminds one soa-eShst
o: TIE eve OF battle during tine war. M,n
are stripped for the work of gathering the
harvest, as they were stripped Tor the battle,
where human life was in the balance. The
next few days viii md almost every farmer
in the valley in the midst OF his harvest We
wish We could say that the crop VAS full
one, thai it WAS greater in the yield than
ever before. but the facts of a twO-third crop
only, are pl,in AMI all that can he reIie''
upon. Fpr these facts, We have the tes;
mony of all our farmer friends WHOM We
meet to-day.
, 1882-07-29

cRArx CABIyEr.-In addition II the MIN
eral cabinet nov owned by the STaTEsNsS,
and which Is not op!y an interesting out a
vaiuable collection, II IS the intention OF the
proprietor Of this paper to create & gram
cabinet, where samples from all the different
farms in the valley viii be gathered and Kept
On exhibition ior the benefit of strangers ris
iring the city. We hope our farmer frienos
will ..u in ui,h this plan and a'sss us By
leaving samples OF their different kinds OF
Grain. after j. is cle1ned and ready for the
market. To avoid any mistakes, We suggest
tbat each package have on 1t the name IN
full Of the grower. The kind o. gram, tie
Vi Id per acre. the distance snd direction from
Walla walla. The grain vii be pat INTO
cl..a jan and properly labeled
, 1882-07-29

OYE WAY.-One way u help keep the
business goose OF Walla Wa.la altituiilum
Is to tind out what an artici- costs here In
the city, pencil 1t on your cnf, 70 home,
hunt up the catalogue OF some cheap John
auction goods house in Portland or New
York, send YOUR money there, pay all sorts
of transfer expenses, get badly bilked, and
then pitch the article into the aliev. For
Instance, yop want a pair OF shoes for your
wife. You inquire here, and such as you
want will cost YOU s. -. IL the catalogue
You can get the same thing for So -. You
use up an hour writing lie ters, goirg to the
mouey order office, and all that sort Of thing
In week the shoes come. Iou sent for
the best French KID" s. -. You have
90. the poorest imitation Of French kId.
They don't fl they are more or l'ss drm-
aged /; the broken places concealed with pol
l,h and gum. lcu send them hack, and al
ter another week a coTd Eeir comes (; but
10 better than the fir-t You slam the,n
under the bed and 20 cat and buy OF
Walla Walla dealer. a decent PAIR You
have spent for saide leather, stamps. express
charges etc, 81 So. Ii you count the cost
of waiting fifteen days for the cheap John
gods. the worry of you: wife over the de
lay. your feelings az having endeavOred 10
get that much cf your money out Of the cir
culation Of your town, ten times 81 So Will
not pay the bill.
, 1882-07-29
\, AND AROtT TOWN.


YrUu ~ D1Hg o. "faHtsd|g
.b,rlaiu Wills his returned from ColTil'e.
$500 hotel Is me Of the attractions of
Ch.n.r-
sl4rq, Church & Co telegraph to bay 81
f.r gaeat to-day
We are told tha; houses 10 ren. are very
scare IN this city
Warimen have commenced putting the
fnce about cau't house square
~ the Standard mills 81. was paid for 600
bushels q new Uheat today.
Water pipes are being lail in Poplar street,
east ard ives, Of 1nird street.
These nd story walls oi the Kennedy build
in., are going up rapidly to-day.
A. sgnrig- this morn NJ the Thermometer at
Strai-Lts weather bureau Office, registered a.
The East 05,gt"aa has the Frank James
hoax worked out v,ry nicely fur local item.
Bush. e the frm Of nDonnell 4 Bush,
arrived .g.m California by this mornings
r.,a-
r.r,. Ley hl. Jeen holding court at his
t.r-... .a d.y. Ten dollar. and e,s;s assigned
eD. D.
Nh. wrn. C.lf.-, Il C,l,ins' Landing, ".
r. D.. .s.f,.r, h-r ee, Mrs K ;. SteUart, IN
Trea,, Kansas.
ga. .alI-n charge from % TO Sc in the
.r..- .e- tlr cause Z considerable physical
.....-r anc- among or people.
...r.g q. tie mouth of the Columbia On
w,t.y rsf-ileI -,ve!al fishing boat' and two
.,.r...--. rf.en we're drowned.
r.... .,la have hern 50 greatly exercised
.s...... ..r.a IA. Of Fifth street, viii End an
cal .l. ,r ...ler column # interest 70 them.
We haze a sample Of spring sown wheat
,.. y..rmfia county. The head il less than
......a long. aai the gram small and shriV
rr-L
A r-..fir~ h.- been established at Kitti-
Co.. Yakima county. ". T. The psf flee at
I..r. ,a.n. ia county. ". T, has been dis
-r'H4-l
The aa'ar.arlan dtvs have come.
N.sr UaIn'I = IN" V" r.
T..miii.~y yf = hoy !, Ike a drnm
l.lh., eve, reuse I shed tear.
r,r,v # v,un laiirs and gentlemen left
-.~ .v ~ h,ltga~t tw" this morning, toT
,l. ,.--.k p--uic Az ! fishing grounds. Rather
sd 1t ,htt d ur.
T-Il.h, Democrat says: Tie Waila Walla
r.-n4ars-2A> - doing good work in show
fa.u-.f 2. bringing ron, the non enforce
Mr. R.haf,al evil law
d,at u IL. Cli.Ilsy. formerly correspon
a-, Valley. WHuTns., and late of Pleas
W.iat.-j.g, su r,ut. amy, visited Walls
Cheney pool, knu,sle &.i'n',
d-r town, and asa consequer.and work fo'
il Importance an population. : l. sr"win-
".er 2o' r,"ll. located there last welony d
Tni, evening, Father Duffy. pastor Of
ra'A.Lc hurch. leaves for Portland and Il
S.a.i H. wi!l be absent about three we.t
Father C,s-au will oarilte a. the chsr,
daau- Father Duffy absence.
"rar. Informed that Mr. Watt. represen
In- Tie railway u,pany. will Le here in A d,
ur t"n e. accompany the night # way COMM
l.-"" 'ae'r 81 tn property hollrrs betwee
ti- ri'y AID Fruilrt,n. Between thc Con
I."v ami "ur citizen, committee everything
-tl..aot'rv. sl.i il il probable that ,I,. wor
".' .r commenced at once.
~ = nu,,uu.;urri. uJ,s a [ "luuluII county
, 1882-07-29

AT this season of the year i. is a regular
custom OF course for stores 20 say tha: they
are selling ont below cost and all such other
sllurine announcements. but as rule the
public have S, tiled down to the belief that
despite all statements of the kind gods are
as dear AS a: any other part Of the year.
We notice though that when genuine induce
mrnrs can be hal-which is not often-the
public sre not SO TO aCaI. themselves of the
advantages offered. At the present time,
We can point TO Doh,ney / Marum as a
powerful illustration of hos quick the pub
lie can perceive the difference between a
genuine .lear4uce ssle and a clearance sale
that is SIMPLY '.sorked ~" to enliren dull
trade. Tat Dohrny { Marum are Offering
great bargains there can be no dontt-the
str am OF people going in and cut OF Their
store all day long Is evidence OF that fact, and
it Is also substantial proof that they are car
rying cut to the letter every assertion they
made e week or ten d.ys ago. The fact that
they are going To 7, move aud are determined
not to carry any old goods away sppesrs TO
have had the effect OF convincing the ladies
of this city that never sglin viii they see
dry goods as cheap here.
, 1882-07-29
Alfalfa Growing.

NJ. 6. A. Clarke, editor OF the Willamette
Farmer. has this To say abOu: alfalfa grow
On uplants:
Two niles and half from The Dalles. on
A drl hIll, Mr. l. ar Hill has farm, on Mil
creek. wh,Ir he has, II Is ID, successiullN
les ed rhe fac that a.fti-a can tie grown on
dry upland We we're formed that Il grew
a orou>l, there wItuort irrigation, f'r IN
fact lrrrgati, n Is impossible. IL If dry up
and, similar to much O! that section, AMI
while tie sol is deep and irIahle, with some
sand Ia the losm, the region Is the dHest
known east If the Cascades. TINS grass was
Gu, last month for hay, and has grown agaIn
six inches, So the ex eTiment rr0'es alfalfa
will take care OF lis # on the dr.est upland
Ia the very driest season. Our s)lutI"n Is
that the soil /, probably deep and lis natur-
aily calculated ~ reta II moisture; TINT ALI
alta roots grow deep ard 80 has ability Z"
stand dr0urh. On ihe tam w met II
I,aacs. E,q, OF Walia WaIli, WHO SAID he
had male a sucr. s. Of alfalfa on hls place
near that cItv. l. will be a matter OF the
greatest iI.portance u the country east OF
the Cascades ii 1t really proves pos'ib.e Z"
aI'a, thas grows at all seasons 80 ia Sniihh iy
We have sen alfalfa, that looked well, on
the hills of Northern Wasco III the vicinity
OF Blalock.
, 1882-07-29

,-. ,
.' 90 mouse" VA ana CO" ''r
val ., r,,.
...-.
Us "'e !" '."- 10 '"niN Tor ne" wheat
'. '.I heat Is selling t'r % cents.
IT,. n.-c.-, j. a-ain elevated ami not only
.-.-. .c.a, i.; ,Aa,ftrat5rs t. everybody.
20 .lr civ tod, fsr ,r. ,r,rr.o,, of ,ttandipg
-- ue!ln. a. r.,,.lr,..o- D.,ils which
...-,, ., evening".
N,- ,,..f... - =. IT. :.
".....s.. ..s....-r an
.a.-..,...... ...1rp " ii 4.
P.-.-.--.. p w-,,.'.,.;,, -,
,....-.;.
, 1882-07-29

While passing Goldman Bros to-day We
were surprised 70 see ho~ lou they had
goods marked down They tell Us that the
entire stock must be closed out N 30 days,
and by disposing OF the goods at actual
cost they mean 20 accomplish that purpose.
They wish to impress on the minds of the
public that this Is not clearance sale a. got
up by some OF the business ho-ses for boom
while trade is little stagnant, but . genu-
ice closing cut Of their entire stock.
, 1882-07-29
Its Wonderful Efficacy.

No remedy ever discovered possesses the
wonderful efficacy of Syrup of Figs. The Ger
tainty with which it eIpels all impurities from
the system. at the same time giving tone 20 the
liver, stomach and bowels, places j. ahead OF
all other remedies, TO say nothing of It's being
more easily taken. 1t Is selling very rapidly
II. f. Holmes, agen. at Wslla Walla Hodge,
Davis & Co., wholesale agents, Portland
, 1882-07-29

a rEg ACCuNu DATING BIRD. - Mr..
-''...- E'a.s, Who operates large ani very
7'.e...-; arm N Dry creek. Is In possession
Very accommodating specimen of the
ts' "-.II-ro. r bird attracting par
'-.-''- attention a, ThankssivIn. Day DIM
IS t'' some unexplained reason. after
'-5 '7.aa.e turkey deposited dozen or so
- ia tae nes., she declined to fulfill her
-''i.i L ha,lh out brood of her species,
--' i;'a+ aaa h'sh-stepping gobbles fell
7- H;s spouse abou, for q day or so, evi-
7-''' irving 10 understand her whiu. Ten
49, he understood or misunderstood
- ,-' a. hat time be walked 10 the mes.
- deliberately comq.enced the process of
.,---'';.o'. FaT these ten DAYS he has faith
performed ;he duties belonging TO the
.--'7' Sic roaming about the :armyard or
= '5.i', entirely obliyious Of her lcrd's
s7el: sl,Eilee.
, 1882-07-29

TEs NV AND THE OLD,-TO-morrow
evening, at about o'clock, / double Council
uiIl convene at the City Hs ]. part OF the
old membership retiring ii cir places being
taken BY those elected at tne last election.
1t is also probable that part OF the ap-
,oin.ed city officials will retire and others
AXE their places. 1t ought to be an hour Of
good fzelins. Those who have Ions ard
faithfully served the city glad to be relieved
of the duty, those entering upon these
duties Justly proud Of the fact that their
fellow citizens have conferred the honor
The evening will Be ftnnsly closed with a
nrenu provided hy .ome one OF the caterers
OF this city. The Cs,y sand, Le. there be
est;rg. and there was eating.
, 1882-07-29

.-A -''s'N-s.-Wa.la Wana i. certainly az
--.'.'t --.'t P';at Tor e,nigrlnts, Tor Their teams
'-''-Sa t1ese streets at ali hoars Of TIE
~Fge number of emis-arts are
;''- o. tae Milton rosi. The men folks
: i A@-vesSers fzr cur farmer frieuds.
- '-s!f -eas-enven teams ale resting
10 ''SAtiaos are soush: on,
, 1882-07-29

Guaranteed to cure promptly and permanently
every case Of Gonorhea, elect sni White, no
matter how long s.andinS, If directions are
followed. Internal medicine not recc,nr ended
or necessary. For sale by H. Z. Holmes.
jy2ilm.
, 1882-07-29
Slavsn'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 90 cents
Fer sale by all druggists. Hodge, Davis &
Co, wholesale agents, Portland, Oregon H.
=. Holmes. Walla Walls, W. I. jy@1 d&w
, 1882-07-29
LAND OFFICE REcoKps.-All records made

LAND OFFICE RECoRDS.-Ail records made
at the land office in Colfax since the first OF
July are a total loss, duplicates not having
been sent 10 the department at Washington.
Patents prior to that date can he dupiI-
,ated though it will ra4"ir. Ions time to
get them. We are informed that among tie
papers burned were about 800 patents Ia
land, belonging to settlers, which h'd not
been called :cr since they were forwarded
from Washington. These can oaly be sup
Piled by obtaining certified cpp;e' from the
records at Washington, at considerable ex-
pense 10 the patenters. Tie business hls
be, n resumed at Coifax.
, 1882-07-29
4 NOTED But UNTITLED WOMAN.

--ofs-S. CSstcrS
Is ASove 5 Sccd ESrasS % w IvsR Pus.
ha-a. O. lynn Na-S who above al o,Ae- h,..ass s!s
rsy - ,-c;AtE-y e=-sS,tAe 'Dea- T.aai o. y o.a-.
a5 sc-e c: he- cc--csnon1szts lo-o % cal H. SIS
Is sealozT es7o;ee to her un-E uAch & the ICONS
OF LfessSey, Gad 3 obliged 70 kcep s.x IAdy
aSztstan,s 20 Ee? kcs sasxC=;A l.e eo--S-e tenrs
winch d-'y QoS-s Il roa h. s4 hearing fs s.ecial
burden ot sz-,riS. O. 10y a: rclssse from g. Hcr
Necsiahe Compound Is I2oile-ns To- sooa s.G aos
svl p1rposes have T--saa=Ey gated &: al
an satis1ed ot TIA tran ofILiA
On account Q; IL r-gvga rc-itS e "a r>cc--snded
an prescribed h tAe b. pys.ci2as IN tie county
Czs says; - uorzs Ike cka--a and szv.s raueA
IG!a- l;~fi ere cat.=,,y tlr worst fo-r, % falnS
q: TIE Uterus I-sC0-rhoa, i--esg.l- and painful
Ncnscr-a:0n- al cylrila Troatics. Inflammation and
Ulco-At;oa, F.oodinrS a.. nszr-nc-t. AL tSe con-
scIueu: spinal Weakness E=4 5 especially a4a.;Si To
the Change ofIIsc.'
Epcrreatss erc-y -ortiol ot ths system AID gives
new lie and v:sc-. j r,ra0ves fa.nt-ss casalsncy
destroys alc-avln- .or saGlAn,s and r,Ievcs weak
hes Of the stoGlach ]: cg-ys Bloa;3ng Uca6aehes.
Nervous ProS.-z;.o7, Cena=zl DeS;y SIle7lcssaess,
Depression Rri InG-seS,-' Tat feeling - ba-ia:
down cacsi-i., pSia we.-h- erI hacka.As Is always
permanently crr ~ is usc II vii at al ms zai
Eatsr all ci-r-s:a--c act IL harmony viii the Ias
ss.z. SvvcTnS tsc Gc-7a,- sTsFc-u-
Eeosrs only 81 Pr bottle ~ SIX for and Is sol ~
druggists Any ADVICE -esu.=oi Is to sIeAl cses a:.i
the names OF many vso have been restored ;c-et
fralfa by fhc use Of t,.r yr-rta'le Corpo1 Cxl -
';ainoi hy aG.rCs.z Ers y, WIKI STAN? E-E rvp!-,
a. yer home IN Lynn, t-4sS
For Kidney Co-lp,a.-t q eiher this compounds
unSIri asSei aS ah-nGaa; testimonials slow.
"ErS rInEhAT's LIVER nus says onc VII p "a-s
tar bcs: IN IT, u-l! frr The care of Constipation.
BlicuSn"ss aai Isrplll,y Of the liver. Her g.o,i
Purifier works wCndes n is special l- and bls fair
10 eqCal the ConP0gn. n &; popularity.
Al rirst respect her m Angel Oi Ne=cy whose -,e
srlbitson il 10 do good 10 Others
Philadelphia. "a % MrAMn
, 1882-07-29

Acknowledgements atomic aa,en,ic,
paralytic-poor wr-.ched person, the ORE
Con BLOOD PURIFIER cures such cases
and sickness. Indeed highly recommended by
a vigorous body
, 1882-07-29

The members Of the Portland banking frIn
of Ladd & TiitCn. were arrested Monday eve
ming By the chief Of police for doing banking
business without license The firm claim
tha; the tax is unoons.ituticnal.
, 1882-07-29

May be entirely prevented by the Use If Bur
nett's Cocoaine.
Housekeepers shouli insist upon obtaining
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts. They are the
lest dw-lw
, 1882-07-29

-" Presumption begins IN ignorance and
ends in ruin" On the other hand, the produc-
ton of kidney Wort began with wise cautions
and scientific research, and its use ends in re-
storing shstterej constitutions and endo~ing
men and women with health and happiness
" Nv tormen.ei back, is the exclamation If
more than one POOR ksrdworking man and wO-
man. Do you know why it aches, l, Is be
cause your kidneys are overtaskei and need
Strengthening. ard your system needs 70 be
cleansed of bad humorA You need Kidney
Wort
, 1882-07-29
Smile Again on Me-

Sighed Tom to his beloved. IIe kney not
what gave her such a charm in his eyes Her
teeth. preserved by SOZODoNT, which she
had used from girlhooi. did his business. She
held her lover bv virtue of SOZODONT
, 1882-07-29

Lydia T. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound
cures all female complaints by removing the
czns1
, 1882-07-29

Twill mail tsreel the r.eipe ;or s1TapTs TlpT
vax Ply that viii remove IaS
FRECKLEs, PIMPLES ard BLUIIA1o J:i -
leaving the ssin soft. clear AIi beHat.al -
;n..,net;ops f,.r uroducing Iaxariai.t STosI. ~
oI hair on a bald head or .mooih i@ss- "a 80 !
ii dr.ss. IS. ipciosing -tanp. Ben Vandeii I,S,; ~
PaeLrsp Street y.