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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1912)
PAGF SIX LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1912. SULPHURRO IS GREAT RESTORER OF HEALTH This Newspaper Tells How Remedy Has Cured Thousands NEW MEDICINE II NiVEL IN CITIES ALL ALONG GOAST Liquid Compound of Sulphur a Boon to Multltdues of Sufferers. RESTORES HEALTH BY C03TMO'-SESE MEANS 1 , By F". W. Strang. Sulphurro's fame has long ago reached this city and surrounding country, but now this newspaper de sires to tell Us host of readers how Sulphurro came to be Introduced, and just what, tbls remarkable new medicine Is doing all along the Pa cific coast from Alaska to Mexico. Never did a remedy come before the people with a greater record of cures than Sulphurro. Although It has been on the market only a few months, It bas brought back health and strength to thousands all along ( the Pacific slope, while men, women and children in all ' parts of the 1'nlted States, and even In foreign countries, have benefited by Its use. ' Sulphurro Is the common-sence remedy of nature. It is nature's antiseptic sulphur rendered Into liquid form, with the addition of sev eral other elements which add to Its efficiency and curative power. There Jtn't a single delerfous ingredleut. "one mlgh tftk Hundred bottles of Bulphurro without olnS tue system he slightest Injury,, while bott'e Is often ' sufficient to firtV'e out all traces of rheumatism, or to cure blood, stomach, skin and other dis eases of a most serious nature, . ; ture BoiJ WesWrc Health. ..feulpnurro'i secret Is eay to un derstand. There Is nothing super natural In Its cures and many medi cal authorities prescribe It for their patients as a gjrmiiV' r-.d purifier of the system. Sulpluinv oleanses and nurines the blood, driving out all disease" norms and unfavorable ele-1 menf. When the blood Is fresh and j pure, and the Internal workings of the system are made regular at)d In acrordanre with nature, disease has small chance In any part of the body. Yet Mr. C. M. 0. Stewart, who first compounded Snlphnro. makes no claims for the new medicine. He has been entirely satisfied to let Its use demonstrate Its value. The result Is ffcst hundreds of letters In the C. M. C. Stewart Sulphur company's office, 71 Columbia St.:, Featt'e. 'ell of te . .benefits and cures of Sulphurro, aim the office Is visited by many living testimonials to the curative powers of the new medicine, all seeking to tell Mr. Stewart what Sulphurro h3 lone for them. No Failure In RhenmntUm Cnsc. ' In watching several thousand canes that came to his personal knowledge,' Mr. Setwart found that not lngl . tase of rheumatism failed to yield - before Sulphurro when It was taken in accordance with his Instructions, . and that other diseases and affections of the stomach, blood and skin made .' almost as remarkable a record. (Mr. Stewart, who Is a lifelong ' druggist and pharmaceutical chemist was long ago Impressed with the purl tying Influence of Sulphur, and after deep study perfected a combination for liquifying It. . He knew that In the form of a liquid It could be much ' nor easily Introduced Into the blood ' Taken as a powder It tends to clog the walls of the stomach and tntes tines, 10 Interfering with the systera processes. In bit own house he flrM made use of the Liquid Compound of Sulphur, and It bad such a salutatory effect upon rhemnatlsm and stomarh disorders that friends and neighbor la Seattle asked for the remedy. Mr. Btewart didn't reallie In the beln ntnft what an endless chain he had started, for people Wan to core a perfect stream. Before be WOMAN WHO IS GRATEFUL FOE BOON OF SIGHT ' MRS. F. J. 'MUELLER, who was cured of rheumatic blindness BACK SIGHT AFTER 37-YEAR DARKNESS Stops Coughs Cures Colds paveraents""In use today, and other- I All that portion of Greenwood ave wise went thoroughly Into the merits nue from the north side of Washington wear on all the various kinds of i avenue to the south side of Adan.s for sale by A. T. HILL. of competitive materials. The sentl ment expressed concerning the result of their final decision Is one of ap proval practically without a single exception. THIS IS THE SCHOOL. Excellent location, complete equip ment. Fall term opens Sept 2. Board and room, $16 to $20. Write or call and see us. Baker Business College, Hanson ft Klnlon, Props. 7-23-eodtf giving away the medicine the num ber was close to 400 in a single day. For about a year Mr. Stewart made this distribution, and was pleased be yond expression to see the medicine restore health, and o produce sun shine In so many homes. Fully 8U0t) persons received Sulphurro from Mr. Stewart, and he was enabled 4o keep watch on fully half that number of Individual cases in the eleven mouths, during which he gave away the Medi cine. . .Forced to Market Sulphurro. But this demand was so great thati It taxed Mr. tewart s resources m more ways than one. Each night he was kept in his laboratory uutil mid night. He was compelled either to place Sulphurro on the market, or to llee the country. When he finally :.: ached his decision to market It th .rmy of Sulphurro friends was plcas :.l Indeed, congratualtlng Mr. Stew iii t personally and by letter. Since that time the spread of Sul phurro has been even mora remarka ble. Manv of the cllles of Washington were Informed of the wonders per formed by Sulphurro; then of Ore Bon, and California's several million people have learned the story wtto the result that multitudes of suftVr era are finding rener now wnere r, - fore only a comparatively limited cir cle kirew of Sulphurro's existence. The record of cures continues li JiiBt as great proportion. Sulph'i'.o s proving itself worthy of confidence wherever It U In use. Its bjiiulielu-- les on tho coast have sent it to ilends In every state In the unio.. Canadian p?ople are using it in large (luniitltles; orders have been receive.'. that sent bottles of It to England, France, Germany, Spain, Russia, Chl- nn. Japan, to points In Africa, and even to the Argentine republic cr.,1 ! other South American countries Kverjhtidy Needs Sulphurro, In the coast cities everybody one Read How Mrs. F. J. Mueller's Rheu matic Bllndnses Was Cured. FIL3I ROILS A WAY FROM ' EYES BEFORE TWO DAYS Seattle; Wash., Aug. 29. Sulphur ro's power In restoring the systam to its natural 'state Is well Il lustrated in the case of IMra. F. J. Mueller, wife of a venerable Luther an minister living at Botbell, near Seattle, Wash. When she was a child of 8, at the home of her parents, Is land of Langness, off the coast of Schleswlg-Holstein, In the North sea, she was stricken with fever, and it left her eyes In sue an impaired state that it was necessary for her to remain In a darkened room for many months. ,'.'. . ' , . i The sight in one eye was tempor arily restored, but not in the other, and after coming to America she con sulted specialists and underwent all sorts of - treatment for rheumatic bllndmes. Again she had to stay in darkened room for long periods. She learned to make dresses for bet babies with no other guide but her nimble fingers. ' An operation In Louisville, near which' city her hus band then bad a charge, restored her vision for a few hours, but the dark- ness closed in about the suffering woman with the setting of the sur.. In 1907 another' specialist, In Onta-. ha, brought her a partial return of sight, but after she moved to Seattle something more than two years ago she could truthfully say that she had b?n blind In one of her eyes for 37 years and In the other for 16 year. How Suipunrro Restored Sight. Mrs. Mueller had given up hope that she ever would see aaln though she longed with all her heart and soul for a sight of the flowers the sunshine a'Hl her lo.'ed ones -.no? more. A friend told her what won ders Mr. C. M. C. Stewart's Ltqil'1 Compound of Sulphur was accom plishing he was then giving It away and she obtained some of it to- her rheumatism. "I hoped for relief from my rheu matism, because so many other , i nle had been cured," said Mrs. .Muel ler recently. "I took Sulphurro f.'lih f illy, taking It Internally, and mak ing vse of the Sulphurro baths. The hnt Snlnhurro baths gave mj q:Uk relief from nalu. and the rhettma Kern son left m "Sulphurro In the water felt so good to my eyes, that I bathed them Egaln and agaiu, without thought of i pedal benefit. Bat one night, my . 'Mi. n seemed to be return iu,'. and the next morning 1 could if more clearly than for 37 long year since my girlhood days. 5 My daughter said she- saw a film roll back t-oui my eyes." The Joy that prevailed In theMufl ler household was shared by the en tire town of Bothell, and news of the work that had been accomplished by Sulphurro spread fast all through Western Washington; then . from Alaska to Southern California end JfOMAXA CITIES ARE FKOGRES. WVE. Great Falls. Taxpayers Vote In Favor of Bitullthlc Pavement. Just to show that they are not be hind the times In progress and good judgment, Montana cities are gradu ally falling In line with the idea of bard surfacing their streets with the best known , kind of pavement bitu llthlc. ' . Great Falls Is the latest one to award a street paving contract in favor of this bitullthlc. The council committee of Investi gation wen, to several cities and ex amined the results of long and hard There 1s more Catarrh In this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the Inst few yean v. zi supposed to bs incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced It a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly tailing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it Incurable. Bcl ence hes proven Catarrh to bs a consti tutional disease, and therefore, requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the o:iiy Constitu tional cure on the r-arkct. It is taken In ternally la doses from 10 drops to a tea spoonful. It acts directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They odor one hundred dollars for any case i f-lls to cure. Bend tor circulars and tea Umonlals. Address: T. 3. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, a Pold br Drunrlsts, 750. , Take Ball's ramilr PUls for eoosticatio. NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No tice Is hereby given that In pursuance of a resolution adopted by the common council of the city of La Grande, Ore gon, on the 7th day of August, 1912. creating improvement district No. 60, and designating Greenwood avenue as such district, and In pursuance of a resolution adopted by said common council on the 7th day of August, 1912, whereby said council determined and declared its Intention to Improve all that portion of Greenwood avenue In said Improvement district as herein after described by laying thereon grav el bitullthlc pavement, the council will ten days after the service of this no tice upon the owners of the propertv affected and benefited by such im provement, order that said above d scrtbed Improvement be made: that the boundaries of said district to be so Improved are as follows: avenue. (A) And the property affected tc benefited .by said improvement la as follows:. i The east half of block log and all of block 109, Chaplin's addition 'and the west halt o block 9, Coggan's ad dition, all In the city of La Grande, , Oregon. ; Notice Is hereby further given that the council wjll levy a special assess ment on all the property affected and benefited by said improvement tor the purpose of paying for such improve ment. That the estimated cost of such . Improvement is the sum of $,000.18. That the council will, on the 4th day of September, 1912, meet at the coun cil chamber at the hour of 8 o'clock,, p. m., to consider said estimated cost, and the levy of said assessment, when a hearing will be granted to any per son feeling aggrieved by such assess ment La Grande? Oregon, August 21, 1912, i CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE, . ' OREGON. . By C. CM. HUMPHREYS, , Recorder of the City of La Grande, ' Oregon. Aug. 24-10t SUILPHUJraiO For Your Ailments Red Cross Drug ' Store Phone Main 4 ' a i Wllii3!i ,. i.tir '.il-iMit-imsau mets Is taking It, or his friends wii. .j eastward. Today Mr. Mueller ses are being restored to health. Sul phurro takers are not necessarily those with afflictions or diseases: Sulphurro Is a tonic that maks everybody feel better; It Is something you need. , How Sulphurro Is taken, and why It cleanses the system of duense germs and Impurities is told In a most interesting boklet of 32 payes. which accompanies each bottle of Sul phurro, or will be rent free upon re quest, by the C M. C. 8tewart Eul tihur Co., 71 Columbia St., Seattle. The booklet points the way to health by common-sense methods, and Na ture's remedy. Remember this that Sulphurro I made only and solely by the C. M. C. Btewart Sulphur Co. and tfcrt eicli bottle bears a fac-slmlle of Mr. Stew-n-'a signature. Be sure you gft the cnitlne.' Sulphurro In 80 cen' and 1.00 ktittles at all druggists. ns well as any of u. and lucldentaliy is one of the happiest women tn the orld. Com From Far U Set Mr. Mueller. Two persons traveled all the way from Minneapolis to hear from Mr. Mueller's own lips the story of her cure, and she received lettera from uwny parts of the country; visitors she had by the doiens. The story Wat so remarkable that It chalcuged hut every visitor went away to ininesed with Mrs. Mueller's own word? that the newspaper ucotunt t?onjd woefully Inadequate. Other cases almost as remo'Vab'? as '.Ms are becoming known. A cse of deafness dating back many years was cured. Asthma, dlabrw, goitre,, and the severest cases of Inflamma tory rheumatism and sciatica rvc vlelOed to the hoalth-g!Ing,. rtor-4 lug influence of Sulphurro.- kaxff&t It means the most possible to buy in Automobile value for the money THIS IS A PROVEN Leighfon9 AgBt Ask For Demonstration. i r
