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The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07
Physicians Testimony.


AL A.W. Brown, Md, of Providence,
Din5n'i'0 ~, In. l., says: II have used HUNTS
TIE Kidney and Liverl. REMEDY in my
KIDEEYs spractice for the past sixteen years,
LIVER and cheerfuily recommend it as
BLADDER being safe and reliable remedy"
AND --
URINARY 4 Another prominent doctor OF
ORGANS kProvidence says that ~ am fre-
npnpsY hluently urged TO use other prepare
GRAVEL kiions az substitutes for HUNT KID
nrapETTs kney and Liyerl REMEDY. find on
1-rr,, trying them that they are worthless
rl-1-.a in comparison to it.
PANS An Old Lady.
IN "My mother, 76 years old, has
THE chronic kidney complaint and drop
Saoh sy Nothing has ever helped her
op like HusT's kidney and Liyerl
erpF REMEDY She has received great
NERVOUS benefit from bottles aud we think
| py5EAsEe / it will cure er"--W. W. Snnder-
hErENTIoN land, Builder, Danbury, Conn.
NON. Minister'S Wife.
RETENTION Rev. Anthony Atwood, of Phila.
| OF sdephia, says:-"HuET's Kidney
URINE. Hand Liyerl REMEDY has cured my
PRICE ENfe OF nropsy in its worst form.
slsb All say that ii is n miracle
Send for General Chnce.
| ~ ~. General Chace of Rhode Island
| nonisls. says: ~ always keep HURTS kid
HUNTS ney and Liverl REMEDY in my
REMEDY Ehouse. Taken in small doses occa.
CO., sionally at night, it prevents head
Providence, ache, and regulates the kidneys
II. !. stomach and other organs IL
Disease soon shaken, by HUNTS REMEDY taken y
| CN CptTTEyToY w annor,, Ioon,
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MARROW ESCAPE.

ROCHESTER, June /, 1882, '"Fen
Years ago was attac ketl with the most
Intense and deatfly pains N my back and
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07
An Old Lady.
a JTintStpr,R Wife.

Rev. Anthony Atwood, Of Phila-
delphia, says:-"HuNT's Kidney
and Liyerl REMEDY has cured my
wife OF nropsy in its worst form.
All say that il ia a miracle. ."
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07

C. N. CRITTESToN. n. v, General Agent.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07

Another prominent doctor OF
Providence says that 81 am fre-
quently urged TO use other prepare
iions az substitutes for HUNTS | KID
ney and Liyerl REMEDY. | find on
trying them that they are worthless
in comparison to IL.
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pEAD.
s1737'a77ail77lil7'llI -
Sodav1IIe.

Mrs. Judge Burnett and daughter, OF
Corvallis, are in the city.
Mr.. Talbot, our worthy merchant,
and lady left here Friday. He viii go
to Portland and che to Salem, where
she will remain about a month visiting
her many friends.
While here, on their WY back from
the mountains, Dir. Umphrns' little boy,
Charles, was unfortunate enough 10 be
very badly bitten by dog.
Mr.. johnson, who has teen quite iii,
is now convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs, formerly OF
Albany, have moved TO Sodaville.
Mr.. Duniway, 9 forme. resident OF
SodaviIle, but who has been Lying in
Southern Oregon, returned yesterday
with his family.
Mr. George Klum and lady intend
starting TO Salem Monday, where they
will remain until after the fair.
Mrs. Loony, Of Jefferson, has return
ed TO SodaviIle, where she will remain
an indefinite length OF time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Berwick have gone
to Yaquina, where they talk Of taking
a claim.
DR.. Cole and wife, from near Stsyton,
are in the city.
Mr.. A. Leedy and family returned
from the mountains the Grst Of the
week.
There was a dance at the ball last
Friday evening. Also one at Mr.. Ire-
lands Tuesday.
The Rev NJ. Sweney, Of Browns.
vile, will preach at this place the
second Sabbath Of each month.
Mr.. Berch and family left here yes.
terday.
The tent meeting conducted by Elder
J. G. Smith ut Waterloo has closed, the
tent having been moved up to Sweet
Home, where he is now holding meet
ing.
Saul Keenan, has gone to Southern
Oregon, where he will remain during
the winter.
The soda spring at this place hai
been greatly improved, both in looks
and value. TIE spring has been ce-
mented and wallel, until it is impossi.
BILE for any trash Of any kind to get il
it, and the water now is very clear and
considerable stronger than before. Com,
and see.
III
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w. r. Bishop, the book keeper Of
the B. w. M, Co. at Portland, let the
light Of his smiling countenance beam
on our village for short time on
Thursday.
0. @. Cove, a mill builder, from
Portland, came up Thursday and ex-
nmined the mill property Of Waters
& Morelock, with an eye to changing
it to the roller process.
Walter Peterson and g. +. Meade
OF Lebanon were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Leander Sites Of Harrisburg,
was In town a few days this week
visiting the family of 0. p, Coshow.
Rev. Houston, Of Eugene City
preached for the Cumberland Presley
teriaus at Bishops Hall on Sunday.
Rev. J. s. Sweeney, new pastor OF
the NJ. z. church preached his intro
ductOry sermon on Sunday evening
to good audience. He made a
very favorable impression.
Born.-On the 10Th inst, to the
wife Of Philip WiIIig, daughter.
The parishIonersof Rev. G. Sperry,
pastor of the Baptist church at this
place, gave surprise birthday party
for Mrs. Sperry, last week at their
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Rock Hill.
WAVE.

Farmers are all again happy over the
nice rain. The atmosphere is cleared
up once more ard it feels now like old
webfoot.
The farmers in this vicinity have be-
gun to SOW fall wheat. The ground
works well. It was never in as fine
condition for fall sowing as 1t is now.
Mr.. James johnson of Illinois is
visiting friends and relatives here.
A dance was given at Sandridge
dancing hall, week before last, which
was an enjoyable affair, so we ars in
formed. Rock Hill young folks attend
ed the party.
And also another dance was given by
Mr.. Thomas NIckels, at Mr.. Dcpews,
last Friday night.
Mr.. Floyd earns of Waterloo, was 10
Rock Hill last Sunday.
Mr.. Gus Hubert and wife intend
going back across the mountains soon.
Their stay was very short in Rock Hill.
Mr.. George Klum and John Howe's
folks Of Sodaville, returned from trip
to the Bay. They inform us that it
was very smoky and foggy while there.
Mr.. Joseph Fields has rented Mr..
George Fogle's farm and Mr.. Fogls and
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The PGaindedl.r is of les hangs, so
to speak. In its last weeks issue 1t
INDUCES in long article criticising the
present administration because, as It
says, "Cleveland's Secretary Of tho Treas
ury still holds the position Of chair
man Of the New York Democratic State
Central Committee" Our oontempo-
rary then goes on to hint how a Secre.
tary Of the Treasury might, thus cir
cnmstanced, use the funds of the gov
ernment to carry the election in New
York this fall, all Of which unselRsh
guardianship on the part Of the Inde-
pendent is truly commendable, and re.
freshing as we'll, for, for twenty-four
years we had republican Secretaries
who were often accused Of the self-same
purpose to use money to carry elections
but we then heard nothing Of this right.
eous Indignation on the part Of the In
pendant. Now, brother Buick or bro
Hursh, step up close to us aud we will
give you pass word that will lead you
safely into the full truth about this
trouble about Clevclani's Secretary.
IL is that he Is not chairman eftae Eess
York State committee.
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family intend moving over on the John
Day river whero his son Tell has been
for some time.
Frouk's young folks arrived safe from
their mountain trip few days ago.
Mr.. Ben Mills made flying Wait TO
Brownsville last Wednesday.
Mr.. Robert Gilmore'a children OF
Sodaville have been visiting with their
cousin, Sarah Mills, and returned home
last Sunday.
Mr.. Hess and Ben Mills are talking
of going down TO the Mechanics fair at
Portland merit month.
Our Rock Hill school commences
tho frat Monday in next month under
the management Of Professor Eastman.
Mr.. Harvey vader intends going
with his family across 10 Eastern Ore
gon, to get HIM peice Of land.
We saw few teams 90 by going 10
Sodaville and Waterloo last Sunday but
not ~ many as common.
Some ones dog bit Mr.. Thomas
Humphreys little child, the other day,
very severely at sodaville.
Campers have nearly ell gone home
from sodaville IL being very rough
weather 10 camp out now.
A Rock HiLLER.
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Amnioninated baking powdsrs--that IL
baking powders in which carbonate of
ammonia Is used as an ingredient, and
which exhale an odor Of ammonia when
heated -are elassed by many eminent
physicians and sanitarians ~ superior To
all others. Prof. Hasseli, OF London, who
Is recognized as highest authority on the
subject OF food hygiene, commends in the
strongest terms the use Of carbonate Of
ammonia - ieavening agent, stating its
great advantage to be In its perfect vola~
tilitY, which permits IL to be, by the heat
OF bhkiBg. entirely thrown into IeaveninQ
gas whereby the bread IL raised.
Tho experiment with heat would seem
TO indicate the superior, not the inferior,
value of such baking powder. The little
h0at that Ia impaired 10 10 when held over
gas Jet, lamp or stoye. suffices TO resolve
the carbonate OF ammenla Into leavening
gas and throw IL of. The first heat OF
baking, therefore, will effectua1ly develop
all tho gas, thoroughly loaven the loaf
and dissipate the gas producing ingrodi-
ents OF powder Of this kind and this II
tho highest test Of perfect baking pow
dor. Where other aikalies alone are used
they are not infrequently retained unre-
solved, through tho whole process Of bak-
Ing, aud remain an unwhofesome ingredi.
ent In tho finished bread. The corbonate
Of ammonia cannot be used ss substitute
for cream of tartar.-N, Y. "We0kly Tri-
bune."
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Pine.

Miss Minnie Vaughan has been visit
log her sister, Mrs. Scott, In Albany,
lately.
Will MendenhAlI Of Sheridan, YAM
bill county, IL spending few weeks
with John Hayworth. His old school
mates are glad to see him.
Ei. Bryant Il moving into the Davis
house near the school house.
Clarance Taylor has rented the farm
whore Mr.. Billimiro lives and Mr.. Bill.
imire Will move to farm near Eugene
City. James Taylor has moved to bis
own farm again.
Perry Smith harvested about nine
thousand pounds Of hops in nine days.
Mr.. Purdy finished picking his hops
lest Saturday. He Ii picking Thomas
now. Has a hundred pickers ct work.
They have dancing on the green every
evening, Il is said.
Mr.. MeNary has concluded that
renting his land did not pay 10 he will
farm his own place next year.
MFR. A. McNary was up from Salem
last week.
Gilbert Allison got fall last Sunday
morning and broke one bone In bis
right arm and dislocatcd tho ether and
perhaps cracked 1t. DIR. Mendenhall
set the bone.
8. q. Thompson has gone east Of the
mountains again. He started last
Thursday.
q. w. Vaughan says he Is going TO
move to Oakland, Ia about three weeks.
Mrster Bertis Scott, Of Albasy was
ruaticating 10 this vicinity week before
last.
The children Of Jshn AlIieon have
been dangerously sick, but are now
convalescent.
Mr.. Dinwiddie went 10 Brownsville
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. FIetchell Of Tillamook
have been visiting their son and
daughter in this neighborhood.
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All Is silence as ] write In my pal
atlal home In Chicken Bristle. Il
Is evening. The moon looms up like
n wash tub over our church stceples.
I have just returned on my Ten
Brock from Lebanon, after long
and wearlsome journey. Lebanon Is
q great place indeed and has some
peculiar people In It's border yet,
with oil, No A, or what ever you
cali II. On approaching that city /
saw young man with long flowing
auburn beard, behind barn, with an
immense seven acre book on his lap,
staring like an owl In the day time
at some large Spencerlan letters. /
learned that 10 was The new Postmks.
ter, who is q Democrat, and that no
was learning TO scrawl his name be.
fore he begins looking through the
p. o. nole at an inqulsitIve and fault
finding public. WIping the mud out
OF my eyes with my coat collar call
ed for a hogshead Of bean soup at the
sc. Charles, for was as vacant In
side as a Santlam pumpkin. The
clerk stared, but as picked ten
foot dirk out Of my rear pockets and
began cleaning my finger nails he
said he kumtuxed, aud / got Il, at
least ell craved for. Going 10 o
jewelry store took out my milk pan
of watch aud asked the handsome
and fascinating Jeweler, Peterson, I
think his name was, II he could clean
II In fifteen minutes. He turned
deathly pale when he saw my savage
look, and said he could II his girl did
not come In. As I went out saw
him bnsily at work with q grain
shovel removing the accumulated re-
fuse Of an age from It's intricate works.
Il was all right when / called for IL.
While waiting / noticed q couple OF
buttes near the city and started for
them. Getting within quarter Of q
mile | found that they were simply
the bridges on the roses Of couple
worthy citizens, one prominent and
sagAclous attorney and the other /
think they called Whit. Somewhat
chagrined at the mistake | hastened
back TO the city, transacted what
little remaining busiress / had to at-
tend 10, such as purchasing q No. il
pair OF French kids for ScIo girl
am stuck after, at another Montagu-
&c, ten yards Of six inch red ribbon
for q neck tie, and shook the grass
and mud from my feet Just as bevy
OF future 6hakespeares and josh Bill
lings dispersed from the school house
at noon. So much for . stirring but
not very eventful trip to Lebanon.
BRIcK DusT.
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residence In town. Your correspond
ent was not present, but parties who
were there say every thing passed of
very pleasantly From his knowl-
edge of the culinary ability OF the
Brownsville ladies, your correspondent
will vouch for the superior quality Of
tho vlands furnished for tho occa-
sion. The partial list OF the presents
indicate the lIberalliy Of the doners |:
Water picther, by Mesdames Gable,
Thompson and Starr; lace tidy and
napkins, Mrs. Chambers; fruit dish,
Mrs. Goddard black lace Ito, Lib
bic Kay; linen fowls and bread plate
Mrs. j. M. Howe; boxh andkerchelfs,
Mrs. Mcintyre, box Of collars, Mrs
Kletsch; bolt OF muslin Mrs. Waters;
glass fruit dish, Mrs. Coshow; apron,
Mrs. Barger.
On Saturday tho Brownsville base
bali club played the Charlottesville
club a match game at thls place.
The Brownsville boys easily got
away with the game, defeating the
Charlottesville boys by a score Of 40
to II.
The Templeton Bros. are picking
the hops from the field OF w. Kirk &
Co., They get the hops for cleaning
of tho yard, and are getting them
picked by Cinnamon at twenty cents
box. This makes cleaning of
about oil the yards around here. And
demonstrates the fact that hereafter
the hop crop will be picked at figures
that shut of white labor.
There Is great deal of complaint
OF hard times, but Judging from the
stocks OF new goods that our mer-
chants are bringing Ia here, they ara
looking forthem to soften considerable
In the near future.
John Brown will soon have COM
pleted on his farm, ono half mile east
Of town, ono OF the incest farm houses
in Linn county. One that will be a
credit to the builder aud the neigh.
borhoad.
Robert Harrison, who has been
quite sick with iniiammatory rheuma-
ilsIn, Is able to DO up and around the
house little.
The North Brownsville dIstrlt
school opened on Monday, under the
charge 0f Prof aud Mrs. Walker. with
quite Aattering prospects.
The familiar face OF Joe Blakely Of
Eastern Oregon Is TO be- seen on our
streets. Joe looks we'll, aud seems
to be taking this world easy. He Is
at present Sheriff OF Gillian county,
one of the new counties created by the
last legislature.
Several Of our citizens have gone,
and still others are going, during the
week 10 the State fair at Salem.
The slight flush OF the waters caus-
by the late rains has entirely subsld-
ed and the Woolen mills have had TO
bring their new engine into use, and
it works like charm.
"Duck" Irvine OF Eastern WASH
ington Territory Is In town visiting
friends aud relatives.
| nwan
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We find there are 5000 bushels Of
wheat In the warehouse at this place.
We End that Beard & Son want to
rent their store house at this place.
We find that several citizens Of this
place are changing residences.
We find that o. G. Mcfarland has
been employed TO teach the public school
at Tangent, which commsncsd the . lsl
Of the present month.
We find z. w. LaFrancis and party
returned from the mountsins. Ed.
killed one brown bear and others killed
several deer.
We find that r. J. Moses and broth
er went South last week to select To-
cation.
We fnd that farmers are busy seed.
ing their summer fallow.
We find that some Of the farmers buy
more machinery than they should, be-
cause great many Of them do not take
care of it. We frequently see harvest
machinery standing out until the fall
rains set in.
We find that r. A. Irvine, who ID
called "Bob," said that in 1884 he har-
vested so bushels Of wheat to the acre.
The DEMocRAr is our authority. We
want Bob to tell as in the next issue oi
the DEMooRAT ell about bow he did it
We and that the farmers can raise
almost anything on the farm, but can
not raise almost anything of the farm.
There is one thing some Of them csnnoI
raise, that 10 mortgage.
We find that some of the young men
round here ON Sundays and other public
days strut about with small stick in
their hand, ss much as to-say I am
somebody. Now, Mr.. Editor, are they
such as you call dude ?
We find that boys and men will
smoke cigarettes if they are made Of
cigar stumps and sealed with Chinese
slobbers.
We find that men will drink whisky
when they know that it will kin.
OBsERvKR.
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CrawfOrdsvilIe.

On Saturday, Sept. 10th, the base
ball nins Of this place played q game
with the Brownsville club, which re.
suited in fasor Of the latter.
r. Glass made . business trip to
Halsey this week.
The new blacksmith shop is oesnplet-
ed at this place.
Pigeon-shooting is the sport here.
Mrs. MsMilIen left this place on
Friday, to make her future home in
Union.
DR.. Starr visited our town on Mon
day.
Mr.. Geo. Blakely and Miss Maggie
Cooley, of Brownsville, visited our town
Monday. CYRIL YIcroR.
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Az a mere party advantage, an ex-
ira session Of the legislature would re-
suit in much benefit to the democrats
for the tax payers throughout the coun-
try can not be made to see the necessity
Of it. Extra sessions are always un-
popular. They generally sbeIve the
governors who call them. The Nescs
and all other Mitchell organs are be-
coming dictatorial in their demands for
an extra session while the 0regoniGn ia
as mum as the stiffness Of night. Sat-
isfy the OregOniGn that Mitchell is out
Of the way and it will favor it, other
wise it will remain silent.
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Oregon can boast of the possession Of
at least one Pre- Adamitic newspaper,
one that has no political issue to urge
before the people except the sectional
issue. But there really is no cause Of
complaint among the people at its exis-
tence, for it serves an excellent purpose.
II shows the extreme distance between
Bourbonistic republican organ and a
Bourbonistic democratic organ. LIS a
fact.
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HoadIy seems to be doing good SER
vice for the democrats in his campaign
speeches for Governor Of Ohio, yet far
seeing democrats are Of the opinion
that there is one man, above all others
doing effective work for the democrats,
of that state, and that man il Hon.
John Bourbon Sherman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-25

The Republicans Of New York have
nominated Ira Davenport for Governor
and joseph B. Carr for Lieutenant Gov.
ernor. The Democrats met yesterday y.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAM orncE AT

oregon City, Oregon, Sept. l4th. 1855.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the following
named settlers have filed notice OF their intention TO
rske anal proof in support Of their claims. aud thai
said proof viii be made before the County Judge or
County Clerk, Of Linn county at Albany. Oregon. on
Saturday. Oct. 24th. 1856, viz
j. B. Writ Homestead entry, No. sS09 for the
NJ OF Z and s Of N + Of Sec. q, Tp IsS. RE
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said land
viz; ] N Charlton. Of Albany, r R Humphrey, L
Beans. w VIM Writ, OF Lebanon, all of Lam county
Oregon.
w. VIM. Wlrt, Homestead entry, No. S76S for
the Nj Of s w and 81 OF VT of Sec. Q, TIP. IL s,
RE. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: L Beans, Martin RhiIand and o
Boyd. Of Lebanon, and X Charlton, Of Albany all og
Linn county, Oregon.
II l. Reans, Homestead entry No 4oSS for the
NJ offs Ell. swA offs & and 4efNE OF Sec.
2, Tp, 12S, w. He names the following wit
nesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF, said land viz B Writ, w VIM
Writ, Martin Rhiland and Boyd, all OF Lebanon,
Linn county. Oregon
Martin KkhIland. Homestead entry No. z09s for
the NJ Of M Of Sec 9, TIP. 12 s, r Il. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon, and cultivation Of, said land, viz w
VIM Writ, Beans. Writ and Boyd, all Of
Lebanon, Linn county. Oregon.
LIT. BARN, Register.
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IT,aE BEsT sHoT TN ToWN

Can bo found ut our store. The sbot
usually sold In Albany drops rs feet,
while the Sc. Louis shot sold by as drops
200 feet, making It equal 10 chilled shot.
Bp3Ftsmen shosld not forget this.
PErKgs a STEWART.
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zoo-zoo tobacco at McIlwaln's.
Bsef Cattle and 'ssusaon sheep.

The undersigned will pay the highes caah
price for beef cattle aud mutton sheep. Have
good scales on which 10 weigh.
/. d. MILLER,
Miliers, Oregon
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Peters n Stewart have neck-yokes and
single treos, ironed or uuironed, neck
yoke irons. sinEls.tree irena, nib irons,
feiices, spokes, AK trees, etc., all for sale
cheap
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uyAaos WOOD AND HARDWARE.

Large stock Of new goods at Monteith &
scitenbach'a.
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HuTLEKY or ALL KTNDs.

We keep the best stook OF cutlery In
the valley, Pocket knives and razors q
speciality. Don't buy anything Ia this
line without calling on ua first.
PRTKRs a STEWART,
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Large stock Of new goods At Monteith 4
S6itenbachs.
Zoo zoo tobacco at McIlwainis.
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GREAT NORTHWESTERN REMEDY

Those who work early and late need a wholesome
reliable Medicine like PFuNDKR's OREGON BLOOD
PURIFIER. As remedy and preventatitn Of diseases
is can not be beat. 1t checks Rheumatism and Ma
laria relieves Constipation Dyspepsia sni Bilious
ness and puts fresh energy into the system by making
New Rich Blood. All Druggists and Dealers keep
81 bottles, 9 for s..
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DoPE AND CHAIN.

OF ell Sizes, as well as halter chains, COW
chains, dog chains, rope halters, etc., for
sale by Peters Il Stewart.