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NOW Is THE TINE TO CLEANSE

~ the blood when you find Its impurities burst
Ing through the skin In Dislgur.ng BlotchcS, Tor
turing Humors, Boils, and Sores cleanse IL when
Won are Feyerisb, Bowels COnstipated Urine high
colored and scanty, because II Is in an inlamed
and fermentive state. Cleanse IL when Languor,
Debility Sleeplessness and tired, worn ont feel
ing nervades the system. Cleanse IL when you lack
your accustomed vlgor. Keep the blood pure, the
bowels open, the urine free from sediment, and
health will abide with you. To accomplish this
oreat work none Of the ordinary sarsaparilia or
other headquarters can possibly equal the CUTl-
CVRA RESOLVENr, the new Bl0od-Puriher,
Diuretic, and Aperient.
rV,HE HERITAGE OF WOE, MISERY,
Il shame and agony, often bequeatled as sole
legacy to children by parents, is neglected Scrof-
mia. 10 cleanse the blood Of this hereditary pol
sop. and thus remove the most prolific cause OF
human suffering, 10 clear the skin Of Dishgurlnc
uumors. Itching TortureS. llumilating Erup-
lions and Loathsome Sores caused by IL; 10 purify
and beautify the skim and restore the Hair 30 that
no trace OF the disease remains, CUIlCuRA RE
SOLVENT. the new Blood-Purifer, and CUTl-
CJRA aud CUTICURA SOAP, the great skim
Cures and Beautders, are infallible. They arc the
only remedies that succeed when physicians and
all other means fail. Sold by all druggists. Price
CUTICURA, so cents; RESOLYENT, 81
SOAP, 20 cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
S-od for :. How IN Cnra St -nISeases.' &c
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. Sepiemher 10. 1889.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-WhIte, 1850 bushels. Red, lilo
bushels.
CORN.-White. 100 bushels.
OATs.-26O bushels.
RIE.-l4i bushels.
MEAL.-3i bushels.
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pcruyian AGn.rs.

LIMA. PERU, ria GALVESTON. September
l5.-It Is reported that the town OF Cerro
De Pascois is menaced by the Montene-
groes Oil two sides-yiz., Yuahunca and
CANA. The Cure OF Cqyna. il i alleged,
caused the assassination OF LeOdora Mo-
rales. Governor OF Huanuac0, whose head
was paraded through the streets and whose
body was mutilated and dragged into a
field, where /: was left ~ food for dogs.
After banquet given by senior sayalle
to the members OF the new Y'glesla' Min
istry, the latter left Callao yesterday en-
route for TruiiIo. Senor Sayalle will fol-
low later. The new Ministry is inspiring
confidence
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France and the vatican.

ROME, September l5.-The Papal nunci0
to France has arrived at the Vatican TO re-.
ceiye from the Pope instructions in regard
TO the relations OF the Papal See with the
Government OF France.
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THE STATE CANVASS.
The Norfolk County Democrats.


DIR. Il. n. TApB NOMINATED FOR THE HOUSE.
Especial telegram TO the D'spa,ch.i
NORFOLK, September Is, 1888.
The Democrats Of Norfolk county held
their Convention to-day, aud unanimously
nominated Or. II. b. Tabb for the House
OF Delegates.
Orange tounty.
Y. l.. GORDON NOMINATED FOR THE HOUSE ny
THE DEMOCRATS.
fSpccial telegram 10 the nispatch.l
ORANGE. VA, September IL, 1888.
The County Democratic Convention met
here to-day and nominated K. l.. Gordon
for the House.
Wise. Lee. and Scott Counties.
c. =. TLAN,RY NOMINATED FOR THE SENATE
PRIpEM0RE IL FOR TUE FIGHT--A GOOD RE
PORT EXPECTED.
fConcspondonce OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
WISE COURTHOUSE, NA..l
September 10. 1888.
The Democratic Senatorial Convention
for this district met here to-day and nomi-
mated Creed Fulton Flinary for the Senate.
Mr.. Flanary is fonceded 10 be the
strongest man that could have been placed
in the field. lie was born and raised in
Lee county, where he has a host Of friends
and relatives. bat has for the past ten years
resided at W isc Courthouse, where he has
been merchandising.
Mr.. FlanaTy was a RtaGiuStcr until lie
saw where the leaders were taking him,
when he stopped and chung to Democratic
principles. There is but little doubt that
Mr. Fianary will be elected by handsome
MAJORITY. lie was placed in nomination by
General 4. J.. Pridemore, and nominated
bv reclamation. General PridemOre de-
clarcs himself in for the campaign. and is
very effective in al his efforts. You NAV
set it down that Wise, Lee, and Scott will
be the best organized counties in South
west Virginia. They are in the hands Of
live Young Democrats. who are working
night and day to that end. Every Demo-
era, is enthusiastic, and all is working
well. *.
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MILwArRsE, September I5.-Flour In fair
demand at f2.5OMsf75 Wheat dull, week, and
lower; 93lc. cash and september. J4i.c. October.
Corn scarce and firm; No. =, 5z4c. Oats scarce
aud firm; No. 2, 215,c. Provisions lower. Mess
pork. SlO.S5 cash and october. Lard-irimc
steam, $3.50 cash and october Hogs steady AT
Si.50MS5.90.
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wARisEINaeLLiGESdt.

MINiATuRE ALMANAc-sErr. is, SIS.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September l3.-yirpnis Gs, con
sO.,dsted. 42B: past-due coupons, AZ. new
l0-i0's. 334; North Caroinl 6's. OLD, lOi; Viz
ginia new IS, so. Bid to-day.
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Send for " How to Cure skIn-DIseases,' &C.
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Wise. Lee. aud Scots Counties.

3. ,. TLAN,RY NOMINATED ron THE SENATE
PRIpEN0RE IL FOR THE FIGHT-A GOOD RE
pouT ENpTCrED.
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and TO have acted upon his original lnstruc-
tions. which were to land his stores on his
retreat, after he had tried to get through
Smith sound and had failed. This apparent
misunderstanding between Lieutenant
Darlington and the Department rs TO the
most important step OF the summers Arc
tic campaign will doubtless be cleared up
when further information shall have been
received from Lieutenant Darlington by
mail. As the situation now stands, Lleu-
tenant Darlington seems TO nave been act
inc strictly i'm accordance with his original
instructions, and his telegram OF to-day
hears. it's said. 10 evidence OF any know
ledge of a modification of those instruc-
tions by the supplemental orders.
some surprise Is expressed here TO. day
that Lieutenant Darlington, after the loss
OF his ship, did not wait al cape Sabine or
Littleton island for the arrival OF the Yam.
tic instead OF taking long and hazardous
| Journey in open boats TO lpernaVlk. July
23d, when the Proteus was crushed, was
near the beginning Of the best season fol
navigation. and was the height OF Arctic
summer. The shipwrecked crew would
have had 10 wait for the Iantic, as event,
proved. only eleven days, and II the latter
Shin had been obliged TO look for CARING
ton and his men she might have re
NAMED two or three weeks longer a
the mouth OF Smiths sound, ant
have given Lieutenant Greedy that muci
more time to reach there IL he was on hi
way In boats. After the receipt to-day O
the kilograms from Lieutenant Darlington
and Commander Wildes the Secretary O
War had a consultation with the actin
Secretary OF the Navy and the acting Chic
Signal Officer, and 1t was nnaliy decide
that the sending out OF another expedition
this fall was impracticable and would onl
put more lives In imminent peril.
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AGRlcrLruRaL ITEMS.

Id tf q -4a
As a rule, the crops which require
the most labor should have the best
land and the heaviest manuring.
Dried peat win absorb large
amount of liquid excrement of cattle or
horses. But it is difficult in our eli
mate to keep 1t dry until ready for use,
unless kept under cover.
The Cubans are going into the cattle
growing business on a largo scale. One
thousand bulls were, lately sold in
Havana for an average Of $40 each.
Perhaps, however, some of these were
for hull batting. i leb a,iR aaif1
In discussing the advantages of farm
life it should never be forgotten that
the country is altogether the best place
to rear family. The successful bust
ness men in all our large cities were
mainly born an bred in the country.
If the country had accurate and re-
liable crop reports each year it would
save many millions to producers, and
be no less to the consumer. Our mid
dlsmen make profit on the general
uncertainty, ard they often fail 10
their operations. als us1s 5 gatlss1
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Y. p. G. A.-Moets at their rooms in Fos.
tors brick building on Saturday evenings
at 7 30 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons Al
4. Business meetings aro held on tho even.
ing OF the second Monday in each month.
Everybody invited 70 attend.
u. =. CHURcH. Preaching every Sabbath,
1t IL A. n, and 7P NJ by Rev. r.. G. Ir.
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School At 2:30 y. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Preaching on Sab.
bath at ii A. ~, and "a p. N. sabbatf,
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. J. "A. HolIenbaugh, pastor.
CosonEdATIoNALC CHURCH. m.-seryicesevery
Sabbath at II A. ~. aud ,. n. Sabbath
School at 2s30 Prayer nesting on
Thursday evening Of each week. ). w.
Harris, pastor.
NJ. T. CHuRcu, soUTm. 2ad
AID eth Sabbaths st 81. PAul's n. y. Church,
South, at IL A. H. Sabbath School At lC
a. n. sharp Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. Jos. Emery, pastor.
n. z. CHUEcm Il Preaching every Sabbath
the evening before sermon. Sabbath sehoo
" 2s3O ,. 4. Prayer meeting every Thurs
lay evening. !. Dillon, pastor.
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. Service ever
Sabbath morning and evening in Church
cor. Broadalbin and Fifth Sts. Sunday Scboo
at 2:30 p. m. Prayer meeting cyery
Thursday evening Kev. Isaac II. Condit
pastor.
EFIscoPAL CHUhcH. IS Services every Sun
day, morning at II a. m, evening at "a p
IN. Holy communion every Sunday morn
ing At 945 =. m. Wednesday 7 30 p. m
Robt /. Stevens, pastor.
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TuE LAseTnY nmAKE

''Do you know the latest agony
among the hrst families 90 asked a
friend with whom was recently
chatting. OF course professed both
ignorance aud anxiety fer enligthen-
ment In this respect, and my friend
with tho observant eye and glib
tongue went on 10 say "ThIs craze
Is called the I.1ngry expression aud
haudshake, because Il was introduced
into America by tho Jersey Lily n
few weeks ago. II Is never practIced
among intimate friends, for II Is
positively dangerous 10 a warm
friendship Il is adapted 10 ladies'
alone, and It's workings are decidedly
shocking. BY way Of Illustration,
you are introduced to Miss Smith.
The young lady acknowledges the
introduction witha bored and care
wsrn air, and her eyes take on an
been-ont-eversnight look. Just as
ysu are wishing yourself In another
country, Miss Smith braces up and
steps forward as II desirous Of making
amends fer her cruelty. She extends
her left hand, grasps yeur right, and
then contracting the muscles Of her
arm, pulls dewn with SO much
vivacity that the poor victim Is In
danger Of being doubled up like a
jack-knifo. Miss Smith says moth.
Ing, but before releasing You permits
q tremor 10 pass through her frame
which leaves you Ia doubt as TO
whether she would like to know yeu
better or is only joking. Many
ladies, understand, take lessons In
this new social requirement every
afternoon" 49,.
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vlUKIOiis pACTs.

48gH -------
After ricent violent storm on the
English zoe 81 quantity Of saline mat.
sr was observed on windows at dis
tant inland. The deposit is believed
have been made by ocean spray,
which in this case must have been blown
BY the wind as lsas: sixty miles.
San Francisco has just had It's Grsl
sleighing in thirty years, as the result
Of the only heavy snow storm in that
period. Thousands Of yoang folks saw
snow for the first time In their lives.
Sleighs were hurrisdly constructed
both for ecasting and driving. One oI
the city millionaires was seen in a pi-
ano box, under which were runners
made Of planks with the eads rounded
of. asaaa.l
The town Of lIsngbolu, in Scotland,
was long famous for curious iron In
strument called the Branks, which was
fitted upon the head Of q shrsw, and,
having q prong which projected into
the mouth, prevented her speaking.
Tradition In L4ngholm goes TO show
that its application was attended with
excellent effect. and Dr.. Plot, the anti.
quarry, says that he much prefers IL to
the ducking stool, which only endan-
gsred the patients health, but also gave
the tongue liberty between every dip.
The slaughter Of Plow OK is prohib-
tied by law in China, and violation Of
the law Is punished by two months
imprisonment and 100 blows Of the
heavy bamboo except in cases where
the offender is the owner Of The animal,
when the imprisonment 10 one month
and the numbcr OF blowssighty. Man
darians who fail TO take netice OF such
sffsncss are also punished. The OK ID
thus bonored above other beasts because
he i annually offered TO Confusius
and because Of his services 10 man In
plOwiag and the entire dependence oi
the husbandman on him, man should
refrain from doing him harm.
A Norwich (Ct paper says: A ps.
enliar freak Of nature or the elements
Of something was Observable here o.
Saturday morning. The heavy fos
which hung over the river ia the earl,
morning spread over The iahd aud be.
came congealed in contact With Solis
substances. IL was especially NOTES
able around suspended telegraph wires
on those forming line nearly an incl
In diameter. Later Ia the morning q
the sun rose and shed lie heat thss'
PARTICLES, instead Of melting aud drop
lping as water, nsw od ia light fake
which, being caught by the wind, gay'
the appearance Of . shov fall. The oc
carrsnss was marked BY many as pc
cuIiar phenomenon.
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK. k83-

Msrs people hare re@d ''Tbs Sun during The va,
lnst nas passing tsAh sYsF bsiofs since ii uas nfss
printed no othsr ne sslAf,er published this eide
Il ths eFts has bess kougbt and In any year by
- tnAuy taeu and ugusB.
We are ercalbly Informed thst pespls bay. rad.
and ks Tbs suu' i0r the following rsAssns ais1A
beeauss its ness columns present ia attractive
form AID utth ths gfeatsat passbs Accuracy what
ssss has inlsFsH Tor niankind The eveHts. The
dsoda, and ais1osdn. The wtslna the yhlosophy ths
uos4ba foJ. thS s9lld nenss ths Irnpfosns sossess
al NE sep q tbs busiest wsrid Al pFe~aas revols
Boaass people have IsArnsd that In lie remarks
eSnosfEing tefspns and AaAirs The sun n1Akss =
srlos II telling them o exact truth the hesi II
Ne ability thfes hundred and sixty aSe days 10 the
ytAs siare sleetlsn - wei :. afsf about ths ulsi
sei about the small Cab, IL the fAno Il diuasst
~ plAlnay and ieAresiy ss usn suppsTed By gsBer.
al AppfusJ- The BuR has Absolutely ne purposes
70 seFvs. the information of lie readers nssd r
farths.Ance e the eouItnon Eood.
beeaa.e h = sysrybodyis nsSspeper. No man ls
% hunbs that The SUI" Il Indifferent 10 his el.
fAFs and his nghia No Il F1eh that u eaa Al.
leu ihinstios % BE- dens him. No man. no A.sooa-
the ssriet HEgAtioB u its principles q riht and
urOng.
hsoAnas In poiiIiOs Il has fought Tor dozen yearS.
without ntermlss4On and slfnetnlaa aifbost aiono
aznonK nswsf4FoFs the hEhi has resulted In tho 10.
cent sseEshsifning popular poriiet against Robessn-
IAN and tDf honsA gosernfnsni No matter What
f1fty a ia power, Tbs sun stands ard ufll CON.
linns 70 stand hks rock iar The lnterussA sa The ps
pie AAinst the ambition ~ bls.ss the ener-efaens
Il sDonapoiists. aud dishonsst schemes q publle
robbcnH.
An this is shat ve are told alnost daily hy our
trssnds One uaAn buds thai Tbs Sun 10 ths be-t
religious hswuEapsr ever published, bccauso its
Christianity 10 undiluted With can't Another holds
that u e The bod hepabllcAn nsusJaprr pfinto be
cause has already whipped half u the rAsoais ous
~ that party, and 10 proooSdibg against tlE other
half With undinaintshsd vigur third believes Il %
be The best magazine a general literature In exist
cbce, bsuAnss IL readers miss nothing worthy Of
nosioe that IL current In the World - thought 10
every friend % The Sun discovers enc u IL many
aides thai appeals St particular forcs ha lndyid.
uAi liking.
u you already know The SUM-" you wiIi observe
that Ia 1883 sA litte better than ever before n
you do not ALREADY know The Sun you viii nnd Il
% se mirror u ali human activity atoruhouss of
The ehoiccst preiuc,s VI common sense and inAsina.
ton. Ainntay for the of honest guvcrnn rnt
. ssntlnoi ior genuine JcneusoniAn Democracy a
srouTge for Scksdncs4 % every species and an uh.
outn'Houly EoodiHvsAimsat foe ths coming year.
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lie RIehaa's GoIIea EaI.aas Ne. .
Cures CHANGERS. arsa and ssootaI stages, SIRE
the Legs aid Body: syphIlitie CAtArFah, die
esscd Scalp, and all primary fsTtus uf tle dssAss
Price, 500 per BottIs.
lie Riehau'a Golden RaIkam No. z.
Cures Tertiary, Mereusizi, Syphilis rheumatism
Pains IN the Bones, liberated Thruat, stphtlhe
Rash, Lumps. etc, aud eradicates ali diseases
from the system whether caused by tad treat
meat or abuse Of mercury. leaving the biood pure
and healthy. PFise.s5.oo per Bottle.
LIE RIeham's G:oIdea spanish AatIdefe
for the cure of GoBoTFh0as DIest, esr. PraSs,
$50 per Bottle.
Le RIehaH's Golden spanish IHJeetien.
wash for cure Of Gleot, stTtefarez. bis-ass -
shs UrethEa and Bladder, etc Prise, sf-o per
B9ttIe.
Le Klchaa's Golden OiAtlssent for The
elective healing 81 IS phlttle S9res and -EruT-
lions Price, 800 per Hottie.
Also Agents Tor lie Rlehan's Golden Pills. for
weakness, ioss Of physical po9eFs and all Diseases
arising lrom abuse and excess of ovsr-NuEk. Prise.
500 per Box
Sent everywhere, G. o. D., securely fsckefi ~
Express.
.. RICHARDS 4 80. Agents. AZ q 80
saIsosue zreet. Corner Clay, San fTaaessoo, Cal
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mGHLY oPFgNDED.


When theglrl with plnk-and- white
powder on her face got into the
street-car tho two passengers who
had been talking about breadstnff.
resumed their conversation. Said
one -.
stFlOur isplenty and cheap enough
have ysu noticed ?" 'si1 rs re.s
"That's because it's so much
kneaded," responded the other, with
feeble attempt at q pun.
The first speaker threw up his
hands la affected horror. "Tc this
complexion have We come at last, p
ne quoted. 9 ~ esf'.''a 8
Then the girl rose up. ~ think
you're just horrid," she exclaimed.
"I won't sit here and have no such
remarks passed on me 70
"We didn't mean OF the
gentlemen attempted to explain
but she was not to be appeased. '.
"Let me out p I'd rather walk.
"Flour, indeed !" and she founced
off.
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p Y.cRIsr.
From THE OHEONFA PRESS, n. Y.

onsoHia. New York, Jan. oh, 1881.
Early last summer hsssns. u. J. Kendall and Co. II
knosbuFR Falls VI. made Contract Win the pub.
shsrs 0l ths Press for halt column advertisement
ior one year setting faTth the merits VI kenaaiis
SPAWN Cure. At the same time Ne secured irum the
nfn quantity of bpoks. entitled Dr. kanaIis Trea-
rise the HoFse aud his Diseases which ve are CIV
ing % advance fasinK Subscribers 10 the "Press
premium. .sssFs.se -ss.
About us time the advertisement first appeared in
thls paper Mr. y. g. Sebersnerhorn, who resides near
CoIhsrs had spawned horHe. He read the adyer.
tssnsnt and concluded u test the efficacy u the
msDsed using u the horse accordance with the
directions. and DO informed this wesk that lt el
fseted such = complete that expsrt horse
man, who examined the animal reesuty could anJ
80 trace of the SPAWN or the place where had been
located Mr.. sebsunsrhora has aines hsetIFei copy
which he prizes very highly and would be 10th % paT
with 81 atty price, provided he could not obtain an.
other copy. So much for advertising reliable articles
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A AVARTED PERFORMANCE.

Many wonder how Parker's Ginger
Tonic can perform such varied cures
thinking 1t essence of ginger, when
in fact it is made from many valua
bic medicines which act beneficially
on every diseased organ.
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READ PROOF Observation-Disclosures

Fremont. Ohio, Jan 25th 1881
DIR. u J. KENDALL and Co, Gents - thlnk It my
which have derived from your InvaIsialIe and far
famed SPAWN Cure. Ny cousin and had q valuable
stallion, worth 5000 which had very bad SPAWN
and was pronounced by four eminent veterinary sur
geons, beyond any cure, and that tho horse done
for ever. A. last resort advised my cousin TO try
bottle OF kendalls SPAWN Cure. IL had a magical
elect, the third bottle cured t and the horse il as
well As ever DIR. Dick Of Edinburgh the eminent
veterinary surgeon was an uncle Of mine, and take
great Interest IN assisting his profession, frf
Yours truly,
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When the farmer Is feeding high
priced grain 70 fatting stock in Winter
he has at least the satisfaction of
knowing that the manure Is Of CORE
spending value. A farmer who fed
three horses and four COWS through
tho Winter found In Spring that at
sI per load their manure was worth
"a per week during the feeding
season
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FACTS THAT WE KNOW.

If you are suffering with a cough, cold,
asthma, bronchitis, consumptiOn, loss of
voice, tickling in the throat or any affection
Of the throat or lungs, we know that DIR.
Kings New Discovery will give you imme-
date relief. We know of hundreds of cases
it has completely cared, and that where all
other medicines had failed. Noother medi-
cine can show orie.half as many peamonen
cures. Now to give you satisfactory proef
that DR.. Kings New Discovery will cure
you of asthma, bronchitis, hay fever con-
sumption, severe coughs and colds, hoarse-
ness or any throat or lung diseases. If you
will call at any druggists.
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Term. % Nail sun.sr,her..

The several editions of ''hs sun arc sent by mall
posipahl. A. fol;oss:
DAILY IS cent. q mouth. $3.50 year. with
Sunday edition. es.fo.
SUNDAY Eight pages, es.2o year.
WEbkL1~st year. Eight pazrs 81 the bcsi
matter Of the daily Issues an Agricultural Depart
noht ~ u,euA1teai MERIT market rrSrtA and liter
ary scientific, and domestic intelligence make THE
Weekly sun the nowsIapoF Tor tho farmers house
bold. The clubs ot ten With go extra copy fFce
Address ]. W. ENGLAND. Publisher,
The SUM-" n. Y. City.
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e The good effects OF a charcoal bed
are visible for many years. The
small particles Of charcoal arc slight
Iy alkaline, their dark color makes
the soil warmer by retaining tho
suns heat, and they also absorb
ammonia, which Is given out as
needed by roots OF growing plants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-16
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