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CELERY
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Compound
Contains the active principles Of Celery Seed,
ZIP, bucnu Leaves Dandeilon Root Sarsaparllla
Root Gentan Root, Ginger Root Chamomile
Flowers. Canella Bark, Coumbo Root, Prickly
A MOST RELIABLE nEDICINE Tor
all diseases Al sing from a denlitated nervous
system, Neuralgia Rheumatism, Paralysis and
General Nervous Debility A powerful Alternative
and DiurCtic; a sure cure for Dyspepsia Bilious
ness, Cosilvencss and Piles Liver Complaint,
Fever and Agne, and all Kidney troubles Of
Tor Female Complaints, and ALL diseases arising
IRON an impure state of the blood, acting
and splrits-making it one Of the best medicines
In existence for aged people. and, being entirely
vegetable, cannot harm a child.
1t ia priceless boon to that large class of per-
Hyhn fna
Alternative and strengthening medicine, and vet
wisely fear to take many OF the nostrums which
hood the country. The Celery Compound is
are Natures remedies, ahd have long been known
and used with great success by primitive people in
all parts OF the world. They are here brought
together, their virtues fully extracted by the best
means known to science, and then skillfuly
proportioned and mixed. The Compound can he
conscientiously recommended as not having one
dele erlous drug IN It's composition, and as not
being "make-shft" for alcoholic stimuans, IN
be used by those who CRAFTY such taste under
the name Of "Biters," etc, etc. On the other
hand, TO those who unfortunately nave contracted
such taste, Celery Compound is recon-
mended to corr ect the tone of he stomach stinIu.
lating and sreng hening the nervous system
thereby satisfying the craving OF appetite viii
that which does no harm, ana II the use IA
perseyered in will take away all desire fol
For many years CELERY was known only "a ar
agreeable adjunct of the d,nuer-tahle. and ncces
sary isgredi' mt II salads. But Il has recent aris
en- 10 the higher plane OF a remedial agent where
excellent III its effects 1t is scarcely less pleasant
th" palate All those who possess canary birds. ar,
aware that they are sensitive aud delcac IN thelI
organization aud are liable to the fs Anown -,
"blrd epilepsy" celery gwen IN time wll prey,
aud even cure these MS, and It Is only necessary I,
oner piece TO one TO acc with what eager mstinc
ne avas himself OF the remedy. A writer Woo W. j
understands Tho benefits derived from it, u,
speaks thus:
Il nave known many men and women who, from
various causes. had become so much affected IN
nervousness that when they stretched ou' rhei
u llHar lie
but, who by moirrat" daily use Of the blanche(
sia'ks o celery as saad, became MS strong an,
81 ady OF limb as other people. have known OH
e,s To he cured OF pdlpilat!Gu OF the heart Every
body engaged in labor weakening TO the nerve
should usr celery daily.
The celery compound contains a sunlcien
quantity TO lac Of gred benefit "a NE weak ana ner
vous and nervous sufferers should try 1t wiihou
delay.
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BEAU z gr,y F s hs GaqgDsa and nd
pies skin u rm!-Hc5 aud n'autlle Hum rs, use
CJUCUHA >OtP, real H'grfApr.
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Snrp by al druggists. CUTCuRA. 81 cents: RE-
stLNENr 81 SOAP - cents POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL CO.. Boston. Mass.
Send Inr "EsOV 10 Care skin Diseases
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DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF cures Catarrh an,
all elections fthe mueuos membrane.
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very Truly yours,
WENDELL P. RICE.
:
From the well-known Snowman,
George VI. lark, of Whitmorc a
(IQrk,s VlinstrcIh

FELCHviILE, W. May {, 1853.
Col. NJ. X. PAISE-Dear SIR: | want +, give a
little advice TO my friends, the public, who nave
tor many years given me cordial welcome
when have appeared before them. For years
my health has been breaking down. and two years
ago had to i've up that was sick. Ny hloOu
wa completely posoned hy the long use II power
full pigments on the face, meek, and hiuds, add
that, united with nay over laXed nervous system.
produced Kidney Trouble, Dyspepsia, Constipation
and a bad case Of Nervous FT0stratiOn Added To
that, the physicians were oblIpel 10 give me
gTsdt quantities 81 mcrIhiHs 10 Cuntru' nv constant
pdin. About II year ago gave up thai ! should
never be able to an. use Guu her audience, when
] began taking CELERY COMPOUND, and whI' u
change was inere Nerpss cNmtd, dysJeptid
routed, constipation cured. kidneys normal cOt-
ditiOn, good sleep came back, and, best of all,
en bed TO do alrdy icith opiateS, and have not
been obliged to resume them since. Have travelled
All winter, and fuin led all engagements. In view
OF these dcts, my advice To all similarly afflicted
is-take CELERY COMPOUND. Hoping yuu VIII
take these few wor, of advice as kindly as YOU
have always received my sense and nonsense,
am, Yours III harmony,
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| viii sell under an order OF me Cour. 81 lhS3,-
yency for the District OF GraUd Isle. ut ~ BLlN
AUCTION, on the premises IN ST. A.oaus, VI,
March Z, 1854, at 10 o'clock am,
The Farm belonging TO
II. II. SCOTS ESTATE.
Known as the WRIGHT FARM, being 'uhjectt 10
mortgage Of about $4,000 SAID farm is one OF me
hest IN Franklin County, is in good saie OF Cul-
tiyation well adapted 10 dairy purposes. contains
three hundred aud i've acres OF land more or less,
FORTY ACRES BEING HEAVILY TlMBEREDr
and Il. located one-fourth mile south OF swsnton
village on lake shore, three miles rom Maqnam
docks There are large brick house, tenement
honss necessary out-bulldlngs and barns, all IN
good repair Arrangements can undoubtedly Ne
n,ada with the MORTGAGE for Time upon the
amount due on the morlgaGe,
viii also ssn Al luuic Auction, A. the same
ina lot of dairy utensils, four cows, few sheep,
ona horse farming tools, lot OF hay and other
personal property r. d. JAMbsON,
AlbuIgh, Vt, Few. IAN, I%tsvaw
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From A. &. bean Esq, Road Master
Central Vermont Railroad.
WHITE RIVER JuNcTIoS. VII

April 2ith, 1853.
COL NJ. X PAINE-Dear Sir: For two years
past have been a great sufferer from Kidney and
Liver troubles, attended with Dyspepsia AMI
Constipation. My back pginei Inc 50 much a.
night that got very little rest. | employed the
best physicians with very little or no benefit, when
friend who had used 1t recommended your
CELERY COMPOUND. ! procured bottle and
the frst battle uds more bcneft to me than the one
hundred and fifty dollars worth of other medicines
and medical advice that had had for the past
year Before | began 10 take CELERY COM
POUND il seemed though ererWhing ailed
me. Now ! can say nothing ais me. | shall
recommend CELERY COMPOUND to all Of my
friends. Truly yours, A. c. BEAN.
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From Hon. Wendell P. Rice Superintendent OF
Vermont State Prison.

v
Col. NJ Il. PAIEE-Dear Sir: ] take pleasure in
writing line in praise OF your valuable celery
Compound" | have tried number o, bottles
and believe Il to be all that yOu recommend 1t.
Hoping that you Will meet with success IN your
efforts 10 furnish the public with good and safe
medicine, | remain
Very truly yours,
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From WeiI-knoWn Citizen of Sur
iinetOn. thr Veteran JeweiIcr,
Col. William Hriusmaid.


Col. NJ. X. PAISE
Several months since | commenced using your
CELERY Compound in my family, and can recon
mend it being al that you represent Il, ami more,
too. My wife nat been suffering from a severe
bilious attack attended with much nervous
prustration, and the use OF Ce{ery Compound
completely relieved her, and she has been better
since using 1t than for several years before. Keep
right ON making an honest medicine and every
body Will want 1t. Send those who doubt this
statement 10 me. | Will say a good word for your
medicine every time.
Yours truly, WM BRlNSMAlQ
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GEO. VI. CLARK.
From g. NJ. Cohurn, Esq. the well-knuwu COM
merCldl Traveller, for The Entrrprls ng House
of Wells, Richardson X Co., Burlington, V

NTKLlNUTUN, ", MlTCN n, I013.
Col. NJ. X. PAISE-Dtar Sir: After a thorough
trial of yOuI celery Compound in my family,
would lay consider It d valuable prppa alton, par
tculuIly as a nerve tonic. My .fc tor several
years has hrcn sufferer from a diseased nervous
ysteul. unable 10 sleep through the night, severe
ne vuus headaches, etc. After using live bottles
Of your Compound she is better than Tor Ten years.
Hoping many other sufferers may receive the
benefit my wife has from your preparation, | r.
main yours very truly
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Is. il. II. BINGHAM.

From Edw, Il. Phelps, NJ D., LII De- rrof Of the
Theory and Practice Of Physir an pathOlogi-
cal Anatomy, Dartmouth Co lege
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From J. II. Kniry, Esq, Train Dispatcher.
Onlce Of VI. Valley and sullivan Co. Railrotd,O
WINp>OR, VT, July 6, lSs2. (
For the past three years ! have been terribly
afflicted with dyspepsia, and have employed va
rlOus physicians anu taken many prescriptions,
but Obtained scarcely any relief, aud that only
temporary, until tried the CELERY COMPOUND
made by Col NJ. X. Paine, and It has done won.-
ders Tor RE, restoring me to my usual good
health and my digestion is now perfect. used
three bottles OF the Compound IN all, but con-
s.dered myself almost well before ] had huisned
one bottle j, II. KlNIRY.
To Introduce the CELERY COMPOUND In
places where dealers do not have IL In
stock, will on receipt OF Two dollars send two
bottles TO any address In Vermont, securely
ked, and express charges paid, 10 your nsares,
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AUCTION SALE.
March Z, 1854. at 10 o'clock am.

VIII sell under an order OF the Court ~ lnsol-
yency for the District OF Grard Isle. at ~ BLlt
AUCTION, on the premises ~ s.. A.oaus' Ntr
, 1884-01-26
She rin's sale Of Zeal Fsiafe.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
issuance Of decree Of foreclsure order of sale ani
Judgment issued out Of the District Court of the
Territory of WEalin. ton. and for the FIst Judicial
District Thereof, hold * terms at Wall Wali4.
walIs Waiia County. in said territory. IN n certain
seton therein peniing wherein J. H. Foster and
Wm. C'lo II executors OF the estate Cf JUL.
l. Cock, deceased. were Plaintiffs, AMI K. =. Fey
DOlis, Nellie heynolfs, II. DusenLery, l.. pusen-
bery. and tre Stencil were DEF lrdanls which said
deere. order Of sale AMI ja lg;nsnt r.n.er- IN
sad &c ION On the aDth day Of Nov smbT. less, In
favor OF sad plaintiffs and aya nst saId defendant
l.. P Z. R.yuolis, :or the sum OF SLIGO % with ir-
terst ~ the rate of IL cent usoath. and tie
further sum Of slco s1ioTn-ys' fees together With
Costs of suit ani IN favor OF the defen ant. A. H.
ReynJhs for he sum OF s,51 s5. With interrs: at
1Le Tate Of IA Der cent Per month and favor Of
ths dffenaant- H.. Duse,lbeTy. l.. Dusenbery and
Fred Stencil for sum Of S75 60. with inters. at
the rlte OF 10 Pc cent per annum. Now, therefore,
by virtue and IN pursuance Of said G-eree Of lore
clsure. order Of sale and Judgment, q certified
copy OF which has been duly ISSUED ou: Of and uner
the seal of the said district court and to directed
and deliyersS VIII to satisfy said Decree order of
sale and Judgment. aid attorneys ices. snd all
costs, on Wetre day, the 18th day Of FEBRUARY. A. D.
1884, at the hour of II O'Clock Of said day at the
court house door IN the city and county Of Wain
Walia, Washington Territory, duly sell At pubic
auction TO the highest bidder the premises said
decree. order Of sale and Judgment. mentioned and
described as follows, to-vit: Commanding on the
east boundary hneof he southwezt quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of Section Nc. q. in Township No.
T. y. Of T. So East. at point forty (.0l rods south
of tbe north east OF said south vest quarter
of said northwest quarter, theroc west twenty 3Dl
rUis themes south eight 8 rods thence east twenty
ll rods thence nor eight rods to the place OF b.
ginning containing acre together with the tene-
rnents h-reditamenfs snd zppurtenance& therennto
belnnsins. situate, lying and Being in wala wxlla
County. Washington Territory.
Given under my hand thus lot day Of December,
A. D. I663 JAS. B. THOMPSON,
Sheriff walL WzllA Couaty. W.T.
, 1884-01-26
Notice FOR Distribution.
TERRITORY OF WAsHISGToN,
County of Walla Walla-
IN PRObATE-In the matter of the estate of
GEORGE RESER, Deceased.

IN PROBATE-In the mater Of the estate of
GEORGE RESER, Deceased.
NITATION.-On reading the duly verified
~ petition OF Jerome Reser, America Kid
well, nee E4ser, Willis Reser and William
Reser, all Of lawful age, and decedents CHI
dren, filed in this court, setting forth that said
George Reser, petitioners father, died ihtes-
tate in the county of W.lla Walla. Territory
of Washington, on the 2Sth day of October,
1883: that decedent at the tine Of his death
was a resident Il said county, leaving estate
therein; that the real estate il worth about
$1,000, and the person lproperty Of the prob
able value Of s. 200; that there are no debts,
claims, hens or membranes against said
estate, and praying for an order of distribution
of decedent's property to the persons thereto
entitled; that the petitioners above named are
the heirs to decedents estate; and it appear
ing that no good reason exists to issue letters
of administration In tie matter of said estate,
It is ordered. that all persOns interested in the
estate Of George Re5er, deceased, be and ap-
pear before the Probate Court of said county
Of Walis Walls on Monday, the 18th day Of
January, 1884, at the hour of one o'clock P
NJ, Of that day, then and there TO show cause,
il eny there be, why an order of distribution
Of the property described in said petition
should not be made as therein prayed for; fur
ther, that service Of this citation he made on
all persons interested in said estate by puhli
cation Of this order in tie Walla Walla STATES
MAN, q weekly newspaper published and printed
in the city and county Of Walla Walla, Wash
ingt,n Territory. for six successive weeks prior
TO said January 2lst, 1854. Dated Walla Walla
w. r.. Nov. 2Sth, 1855
X. GUICHARD,
til Judge and Clerk Of Probate.
, 1884-01-26
A Receipt for + inch.

Meeting b. Vivsnt, Esq, It'd him
had heard returns from several precincts
that his champagne puGch recip. had
been success, and instead oF accepting
his offer of a recipe. t.. something g,oi
to eat, begged him for Que more punch
recipe-just to conclude the holidays IT
shape. He complied, and gave me the
following Instructions concerning MS tea
punch, which is said 10 fully deserve the
high reputation ii has earned. Here
then. are the things to be gu., together
with their proportions: One pint Of
green tea, one half bottle OF J4maica rum
one half bottle of brandy, one half bot
tie Of claret, one fourth bottle of curacoa,
three bottles of champagne, one small
pineapple, SIX lemons and suSr 10 taste
Slice the pineapple and three of the i'm,
ons, taking out the seeds OF the latter,
and lay in a punch bowl with the jn;c4
of the other lemons and the sugSr. Lit
this stand several hours, then add the
tea (strained), rum. brandy, claret and
curacao and let it stand two hours. When
1t is to be served add large block of ice
and the champagne. There are, Of course
scores OF recipes for tea punch, which Is
probably an invention Of the Russians,
who add no end OF fruit aud enouah
brandy to make it bura aad drink it
flaming, but the above is recommended
ss a proper sort Of family New Years com
pound
, 1884-01-26
Eoilies Of Youth

such as Spermstorhea, o. Seminal Weakness
1T Loss of Perfect Vitality. Nearly two-thirds
of ali the Chronic Diseases spring either di-
reItiy or Indirectly from some arrangement of
the sextual system, and yet this subject is neg
iected by the majority of the medical profes-
zion.
l know that persons who are unfortunate
enough 20 be afflicted by any form Of sexual
tis-ase h we delicscy in calling upon the
proper ply ysician in time, from sense Of mod
e.ty and sometimes from ignorance, and per-
nit those diseases to exist until their cunstitu-
tons become corrupted, their constitutions
broken down, and the hopes Of future hsppi
Ness b!ishted, until death becomes q welcome
messenger to carry them ont Of their miserable
existence
Everything strictly confidential under all
circumsta1ces.
Lost manhood perfectly restored. Catarrh,
bronchitis, Thrcst Diseases, Skin Diseases,
Rheu,natism. kitcey Complaint, aud all dis
.sses of the Eye AID Ear, Stomach and Blad-
der. he can cure without fail.
fSC0nsultation free, and list Of printed
questions sent 10 those living st distance who
eaHn"t consult kin personally. Enclose pos
tage stamp for list
Office lS2 and lS4 Third St., opposite Ma
sonic Hall. 0fics Hours from 10 to II A. n,
10 and 20 SP.A.
Al letters Of professional business must be
addressed 10 DIR. PAUL NJ. Brennan &
co. Portland. Oregon mv29tf
, 1884-01-26
Notice For DisiFibuiiOn.
TERRIToRv OF WASHINGTON, l.
County OF Walla Walla. -

County OF Walls Walla-
IN PROBATE-In the matter of the estate
of Charles II. Hull, Deceased.
HITATION.- reading the duly verified
" petition of +. +. kdams, filed in this
court. setting forth that said Charles H. Hull,
died intestate in tie county Cf Walla Walis,
Territory Of Washington, on the % day If
March, 1876; that decedent at the time of his
death was resident os said county. leaving
real estate therein; consisting of lots 8 and 10
IN block IL, Barron's addition to the City OF
Walla Nalla, w. T., of the probable value Of
$500; that there are no debts, claims liens or
membranes against said estate, and praying
for An order of distribution of decedent's prop-
erty to Rachel Bruce, formerly Rachel Hull,
decedents mother. as sole heir o. said estate;
and it appearing that 40 coed reason exists to
issue letters Of administration in the matter Of
said estae, it is ordered that all persons inter
ested in the estste Of Charles II. Hull, de-
ceased, be and appear before the Prob te
Court Of said County of Walla Walla on Mon
day, the 18th day Of January, 1884, at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Of that day, then and
there to show eause, il any there be, why an
order OF distribution 1T the property de- scribed
in said petition shenld not be made as therein
prayed for further. that service of this citation
be made on all persons interested in said es-
tate, by publication Of this order in the WAlla
w WsliaSTATEsMAS, weekly newspaper pub
lished aad printed in the city and county Of
Walla Wslla, Washington Territory, for four
successive weeks prior 70 said January 28th,
1884. Dated Waila WaIIa, W. T., Dec. 18th,
1881. K. GUICHARp.
ID Judge and CLERK of Probate.
, 1884-01-26
Some New States

A convention appointed 10 frame q
constitution for the state Of Montana is
now sitting at Helena This is not In
itself startling occurrence, but to the
thoughtful citizen who reaGs between the
lines it is full of significance, as showing
the rapid strides which the great north
west is making towards population, wealth
and progressive development. Many Of
our citizens who are still in the prime Of
life can readily remember when all that
region now included III the boundaries
of the territory Of Montana VAS an un-
known country. It's experience has been
much the same as that Of other terri;or-
les: First, the discovery Of rIch deposits
OF gold, then the gradual settlement Of
the valleys By an agricultural population
who also utilised its plains for grazing
stock, then the closer prospecting OF its
mountain ranges for mineral bearing
quartz and the consequent establishment
of large and productive mining camps,
and finally, the completion Of the North
ern Pacific railroad, which Is already
making its influence felt in swelling the
tide of population and Ia facilitating
that intercourse with the elder states
demanded by the ever increasing bus:-
ness necessities OF our expanding civili-
zation. In the roll call Of exPectaLt
states We find enrolled the territories OF
Washington, D,kota, Utah and New
Mexico. EIch has It's peculiar geoT4ph-
ical advantages and resources which even
now are sufficiently dsveioPtd to justify
residents in their i'm; atience 70 enjoy
the larger freedom chat sp.ing7 froja
state government. Although yet young,
each contains within itself the germs
which, with sell government and increas-
ed growth VIII expand in.o the blossoms
of future wealth aad greatness. THIS Is
especially true Of Washington the smallest
in.point Of territoria! area, batthe grandest
in the extent and diversity Of It's re
sources.
What is true of these eNpectant states
is also true Of the remaining territories.
When the era OF railroad and industrial
development strikes thcn their progress
will not be less rapid than ;ha; Of their
more fortunate sisters who ars now
seeking admission into the sisterhnod et
states Montana, Wyoming, Idaho and
Arizona will, in another decade, possess
the necessary population for sat hood.
Who can contemplate tie mighty
changes Of the past two decades with
out feeling his pulses quicken as he ell
desyors TO gazs into future Ui twenty
years, and beholds al these territories
swarming with population and an indus.
trial activity exceeding all calculatioul
Whatever advantages the other ttrritor-
les have are more than discounted in orr
own favored Land, Of Washington Ter.
and it is here;hat the greatest develop.
ment will occur
, 1884-01-26

Banking appears TO be exceedingly
profitable in Mexico, Il apd ii Per cent
rsr aunum being ordinary dividends. 4
good opening for American capital might
be found in this lie in cur sister repub-
lie 1t is true that after the hanks have
levied IA and 10 per cent for few months
IL, customers organize aha: they cal!
pronuncismento, constitute themselves
directors Of the bank and declare divi-
pspd Of 100 per cent But then large
profi.s usually mean considerable. risks,
and the bankers sometimes get their
money back and have the satisfaction OF
.aeins the directors shot
, 1884-01-26
Selfishness OF Protection.

When New England manufactured yum
for the country. her people snd press
were for a high duty on ram and for
free molasses. Now New England wants
protection on many articles produced ty
her thousand sinews Of industry, and a
protective policy has made her wealthy
and prosperous; but Nova Scotia could
furnish her factories cheaper coal than
can the hetter-raii labor Of Peuusyl-
vsDis, ami both the penny AMI the cake
would be acceptable. The Boston Her
aid evidently wants jusJ euouga pro'ee-
tion for New Engl. n but no; eroagh to
90 all ound--PhEaieiphia T,Ries.