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, Kht Point KagluuT.
UV A. O. IIOWLKTT. i
Mr. Tungate.of Mt. Pitt, win In
Kgl Point ou Monday of lout week.
H, R. Potter and Thomas Cor
went to tfi KUc ' creek minus Jast
WNki'M.i -l mi i' " 'i' -i' - f '.'
Emanuel - Pool, of Applegats,
oanie oyer laat Kriday to visit hii
brother; A.,Pooi.- ,;.,
. J. P, Moomaw . took .100 turkeys
to Pboanlz last Friday, realising
ainost fi per bead. .. . ,
Charlie Obenohain. our Big Butte
mail carrier, li troubled witu a boil
on the back of bit neok. , . . .
John Moomaw, . who baa been
working on Klk oreek for A. J.
' Daley, returned borne lait Sunday.
Walk or Lewis baa been engaged
In building an addition to Italpb
Nowman'a bouse, in Uoguo rivor
sobopl district. ,. . , , .,
A. Pool, our blaokaraitb, hotel
keeper and liveryman, hue been re
arranging bin forgo and getting
things in readiness for the winter's
run. ....
Artie Nichols, of Mt. Pitt district,
was smiling on bis friends in Kagle
Point last Friday. He roports no
snow on Willow creek, but very cold
weather and the slock doing well.
Goorgo (livens baa the material
on the traot of land on Rogue . river
that be purchased of J. hunan, of
Jackaonvillo, lor the erection of a
now dwelling house and barn. . lie
has the Una already enclosed. . . .
A. J, Daley, our mill man, stock
man and farmer, baa concluded to
turn his attention to his old Jlrade,
that of a gunsmith, again and has
reopened his shop and is now finish
ing a new gun that will speak for
Itself. ... .,,..
George Morine and his daughter,
Henrietta, came down from their
temporary homo on Koguo river to
procure provisions for the winter.
They went from here to his brother
Frank's, but expect to return by
way of JCaglo Point. . )1(
Mr. Givens, Sr., killed four bogs
last week that,) after jbey were,
dresaod. made him about twelve
hundred pounds of pork and they
were not very old bogs either, being
only about two years old,; but tbey
were considerable for long and fat.
I roported a short time ago that
Mr. Van Hardenburg bad rented
the old J. J. Fryer 'place, but the
place had changed hands, T. Cam
eron npw .owning jt, ; and ho, not
knowing lliat the arrangement had
boon made with the parties to farm
it, bas rented it to L. C. Washburn,
of Ashland. Tbo calculation la for
him to move onto it right away.
One day last week Claude Whito,
the mail carrier froui Central Point
to this place, dropped one of the
lines, and hia mufea taking advan
tage of tin situation, started on a
run, turning around in the Link
wilnr lano and returning to Eagle
Point at breakneok speed.' Aa they
tu'rnod around Claude got out of
tbo. back and in the course of time
ho oaugbt up with them, after thoy
had run about two miles and had
boon stopped by Sdott Pool and 8.
F. RoblneU. There waa no damago
dono. ' i ; -; ' 1
T. B. Iliglnbotbarn waa out one
day luBt week soiling fresh venison,
lie and hia brother, Case, were out
on a hunt on that memorable rainy
Friday and by some means they be
oauio separated. ' When Cass came
in to his -brother's houBe and found
that ho bad'., not' returned search
was instituted, but Ben' could not
be found. Ho returned the next
morning about nine o'clock and re
ported that ho was lost, his matches
all wot and that he oainped under
a fir troo all night without fire or
supnor. Casa contracted a severe'
cold from the exposure and bas
been laid up with the la grippe ever
since, but at last accounts was im
proving. ,
Your money back at your grocer's if you don't
think fa&SdkilMigs. Beit is the cheapest of all the
baking powders that you ever knew of.
" But," you may say, "I can get baking powder
for half the money."
Yes, but Schillings Bcsts worth more than twice
as much, because it does more wpik and does no
harm as alum and other cheap baking powders do.
r KaaesCraerltrniH.
BY SINIt DISV
Miss Ktta Urpwri spent one day
last week viUng' MVs. Joel fitover.
Householder, pray A Co. are sup
plying he.' quart mill, wth. wood,
i Mr, and Mrs. Perry Knotta spent
Sunday tb guettt of Dave Mardon
and trolly: u
Pbenom A VaitiName are run
ning their mill day and night with
satisfactory results ;-'
.' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Higinbothani
spent Sunday the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell, of this place, ,
. Mr. "and Mrs, Robert 8 windan ac
companied by., Mrs. . Knotta were
doing Medford one day last week.
Clem Gibsou and Mr. Krwln
pasted through here one day last
week en route to Klamath County
from Portland. ' " " "
There will be a grand masquerade
hall at Gold Hill Christmas eve.
Everybody Jnvltod to attend. Tick
ets fifty cents supper included. ( (
Mr.' and Mrs. Win. Russell, .of
Galls creek, have become residents
of Kanes creek. Mr. R. is engaged
in the briok . business at this place
hence the move.
Prof. Cus Samuela closed a very
successful term of sohool last Fri
day. Mr, 8. baa taught tbe Dard
anella sohool twice, eaob time giv
ing entire . satisfaction to both par
ent and pupil.; '
We are sorry to aay that Miss
Ada Swinden met with quite a bad
acoident one day last week. She
was . out horse back riding and
the animal became unmanageable,
throwing tbe rider to the ground dis
locating her ahoulder in the worst
manner. Dr. Bradun was summoned
and reduced tho fraoture. 1 ,
-Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrlaburg, Pa.,
says, "My ohlld I. worth millions to
mo; yet I would bare lost her by croup
had I not invented twunly-nve cenU In
a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure."
It cure. oougba, oold. and all 'throat
and lung trouble.. Strang, the drug
gist, Mudford; Dr. J. Hiokle, Central
Point. '
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.. ; s Browusboro Items.
BV HKKKCCA.
S. Farlow, of Lake Creek, spent
Saturday night in town.
Our people are alternately doing
their butchering the past few days.
Mrs. John Comptoh, of Medford,
is visiting relatives at ber old borne
at present. , ; . , '
H. A. Meyer, of . Lake Crook,
made a trip to the valley the first
part of the week.
Joseph Rader and John Nichols
have been riding the range near
Ashland. They report ' having
rounded up about : eighty head of
their cattle. ',' '
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Perkins; vis
ited relatives, at Central Point last
week and thence proceeded to Med
ford for supplies. We feel it quite
a heroic undertaking to make a trip
to the valley now. ,,,, ,.
It 1. easy to da ton a cold and lint as
easy to get rid of It if you commence
early to use una Biinuio.uougn (Jure.
It euros . coughs, colds, bronohltla,
pneumonia and all throat and lung
trouble. It is ploasant to take, safe
to UN and auro to euro. Strang, the
druggist, Medford; Dr. J, Hlnkle, Cen
tral r-oint.
Urlflin Creek .Gatherings.
BY PIIILOMSLA. , ft, i. i ,
(Received too late for last week.) -:
Kd. Brown Sundaved with friends
in Eden precinot.
Daii Solles was visiting friends in
Eden hot long since..
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wilson were
visiting friends here recently.
Mr. Breazeale took a fine drove
of hogs to Medford last week.'
Quite a number tf ' tbe farmers
butohered their hogs the past week.
Mort'Lawton,: of Medford, waB
vlBitiog friends here last Saturday.
Frank Kime, who has been visit-
Ing the fplks for several weeks, hue
returned to Klamath County.
John S. Miller, of Applegate, was
the guest of H. L. Griflin last Fri
day night. ' , ' ,,,
Mr, and Mrs. M, L Hartley paid
the former's parents in Eden pre
cinct a visit Sunday, -
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. True attended
Adarel chapter, No. 1), 0. .15. 8 , of
Jacksonville, last Friday night.
: Attorney A. E. 1 1 Reames and.
brother Will, of Jacksonville, were
out taking a hunt on Griffln creek
Mr. and Mrs. J.. Mofnerson and
daugbtara have moved to Medford
to reside during the winter.." ' Wil
pier and Clarence ' will' 'remain oi
the farm and keep bacbelprs' , ball.
! J. A. PeykTns, of 'Auti,ulty; 6. waa
for thirty years needloaalv tortured by
pby.laiahs for the cure or owma. He'
was quickly biirod by u.lng OeWltt'a
Witob Hazel Salve, the famous' heal
ing Saive for pilea and 'Skin dlseaae.
Strang, the druggist, Medford; Dr. J.
Hlnkle, Central I'oiot; "
' Table Hock itesas. ' : :
, ! Mr.' and V Mrs., Cbas! Diokison
visited relatives in Medford Satur
day and Sunday.1 ' " ( ; ' ,, ',' . i
Clarence uunn received tne sad
news Sunday that bis father, resid
ing st Oaksdale, Wash., was lying
very low, and could not reoover,
from a serious attack of pneumonia.
Mr. Wiley , was out Saturday
looking for stock hogs. There are
not many of that kind of hogs for
sale now prospects for good prices
another year causeB the farmer to
hold on to hia breeders. ,
Table Rook people are up and
astir on the Christmas tree subject.
At. a public meeting Saturday
night it was decided .to have an
entertainment and tree Christmas
eve. Committees were elected to
carry out. the work and sufficient
funds, subscribed to carry out the
program successfully,
Following is the program which
was rendored at the Thanksgiving
Day school entertainment:
THANKKOIVIHa BXKHC1N.M.
Tbankifflvtliif Hong -. ' Rchool
tiuujrv oli nsnKarmnK hb xorine
Our HnlTliuklYlD DJ" . Elbel UtU
Krolutlsn ...Winnie Vlnernl
KiwIUtloa Mollis Nlcboli
Mont, '8wmi Hummer' Oone Away,".. Carrie
Adam, (jraco JenalBK, Kltael Darla.
RoclUlloa. "Uolly'a TaaDkagUllx."
Cbaln of TnenkoaivtBtx Tbouabu. Gaorgle
JaMe rfoaton
. Gaorvle
jNlonoM, Mary Hemic
UKiidA i'leldii.
MjrUe Vincent and
Rooluilon , ..Eddie Vincent
hv. "Tbe Farmer, floart," . Bebool
iteoltaUua Oracle Jennings
lUwlutloo. "November," ,.Ko Mealon
Hulo, "TnankaglTlag Turkej,"...Elrlle Vlnseal
"THankaglvIng" , : Carrie Adama
Keclutloo ..lAwrenee Nlcbola
-Wedding nell" .....Mete Morine
Bona, "Kill the Uukeu up,': , Bcaool
HMIiatloD. Ma Nraloa
"Wbat We Are Thankful for." Winnie and
MirUe Vineejit. Marj and Bote Nealsn.
Recitation, "CoJumbua'-TaaakagltfBg." ....
.Marlon NeaJon
Duet, "Winter Time la Near,"
Carrie and Florence Adama
"Tbe 8urprlo" .. . liertba Nlcbola
Tnenlnglrlng at Aunt Sallle'a,"
Verne Pendleton
Song, "Uod Bleae Our Name Lan,"
DCflOVl
J. C. P.
Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Rldgo, O., Bays,.
"Alter two doctors gave up -my boy to
die, I saved him from croup by using
One Minute. Cough Cure.'.' It la the
qulokoit and moat certain remedy for
ooughs, colds and all-throat and lung
trouble. Strang, tbe druggist. Med
ford; Dr. J. Hlnkle, Central Point.
Kubes' Xrom Kubli.
by jinks. .''. ' '
Peter Burk halter bas moved into
his new residence.
James Gilmore was in Grants
Pass last Saturday.'
' Edward Milke made a business
trip to Williams Sunday. 1 4
ThoB. Reed, of 'Applegate, was
seen on our streets Friday. . ,-: .
K. J. Kubli returned from a busi
ness trip to Jacksonville Saturday.
Our road supervisor ; has been
working on the roads considerable
the last week.
Jacob Kubli, who bas been sick
for tt;o weeks, bas improved and is
able to be about again. '
A. S. York, who has been at Sis-
son, Calif., for the past two years,
returned home Saturday, i
James Gilmore, of Greenfield, Mo.,
has taken a contract to clear twenty
acres of land for JC. J. Kubli.
. EvorTlMMly Sajra So. ,H .5, -4
' CaaoarotsCanriv UuUinrllb, the mo won
derful modinal.rilRuovorv of Uie age, pleaa
ant and rolreshini'to tbe taste, aot gently
and positively on kidneys, llvorand bowels,,
oleaiisinir the on tiro aysUMn, dispel bolds,
cure hmclsolio, fovnr, habltuul constipation
and blllousnoss. - Please buy and try a box
OfO, O.O. toKlsyi 10,8S,50cenU. Bold and
(uaranteed to cure by all druggist.
I '.. Beagle Items. 1 i.. '
'.' .i -.J BY A.. D, HOUSTON. v
There was a social dance at Wm.
Jones' last Friday night. v ,'.'( '
I Born Nov. 24, 1897, to Mr. and
Mrs. M. Vincent a daughteK'iVJ.r :
Miss Mattie Bliss' spbnt last' Sun
day with her parents in Medford.
' There are about twenty scholars
attending the Antiooh echool at
presont. ' .
Rev. OBborne, evangolist, is hold
ing meetings at tho Now Hope Bap
tist Churoh.
Thoro was not a very large at
tendanco at the Thanksgiving dance
givon by Chns, Tanner.
Tho party at T. C. Norris' las
.' U Kit t'4 'lQ ll')"1 r'
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FtnVDHI
AkaolHter fura
Monday night was' well attended
and, all bad Jsrilen(fed'tie.!;, J i .
J Mr. and Mrs.i Wm.: Houston,' of
Long Branob, ; and Miss Winnie
Rodgers, of Beagle, were trading
the inetrppojis .Tuesday,, i i, .t w
' Mrs. C. O. Vificentwhobas beep"
visiting' relatives.1 of ilppeii Jtogjie
river for, the past , montb,, returned
home last Sunday.' Mr. C. baa gone
to Lake County, where he will work
this winter. ',
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.'. No Cure-No Pay,, .,(-.., ,
That Is tbe waj.ali! druggists-sell QroT'
TaUlns Colli Tonic for malarls, oblUs and
fever. It la simply . Iron-sad ulnlM In a
tasteless form. Children let e It, Adolu prefer
It to bitter, nauseating tonics-1 Price, Weents
School Reports.
' LONE PINE DISTRICT.
The Lone Pine school district No.
10 was closed on tbe 19th of Novem
ber after a. very, pleasant three
months term.. The names of the
pupils whose general average at the
final examination exceeded 80 per
cent are as follows ; Stella Taylor
and Lora Hockeremith 98, ' Edwin
Taylor 96, Mattie Hockeremith 95,
Jesse Taylor 94, Alice Hockeremith!
Cleveland Caste,, Henry. Pbippe,
and Charlie Hockeremith 93, Effie
Phipps and May Case 91, Nellie
Nute 87, Sophia Clark and Linnie
Taylor 85.
Annie Rouse hou, Teacher.
TABLE ROCK DISTRICT.
School report of district No. 44,
Table Rock, Ore., for the month
commencing Nov. 1, and ending
Nov. 25, 1897. Those on the roll
of honor for good behavior are Meta
Morine, Ethel Davis, May Rose and
Maggie Nealon, Lawrence Nichols,
Harry Emmett, Marion and Mary
Nealon, Grover Moore, leslie Davis.
Myrtle and Winnie. Vincent. Those
who were neither absent nor tardy
are Verna Pendleton, ; Eddie and
Winnie1 Ylncent ', Lawrence.' , and
Bertba Nichols. Total number en
rolled, 26; total number belonging,
23; average attendance, 21; number
of visitors, 14. ' '
. , Maude Downing, Teaoher;
Why suffer with coughs, oold and
lagrlppe when . Laxative Bromo
Quinine will cure you in one day. Hut
up in . tablets convenient for taking.
Guaranteed to cure, or money re
funded. Price 25 oento. For sale by
Chas. Strang. ., , . . ,
rtinlng Locatloa. i
I W Hurries and Sam Carllle located' Oolobor
S3 a quarts olalm In Sardine district.
Ed Brooks located October U3 a quarts claim
In Sardine district.
Firman C Couch located May 4 a mill site of
6 seres, In tp 8, r 1 w, and 400 Inches of water
from Wagner creek.
Tbe same located October 30 the Consolidated
Beuiever. sees 14 and 11. tp 39. r 1 w.
a J 6hw located November IQacjuarte olalm
In Davenport district;
L h Vouk located October the Monntaln
Top claim In Williamsburg district.
K A Klossllng located October 18 a Quartz
olalm In same ulstrlot. ' . -
Geo WooldrtdRc located Norember I a ouarts
claim In MlsKurl Flat district.
I W Burrtss located November It a claim In
Davenport distrlou. '
T A Kuoker located November 27. the Klon
dike claim In Foots crock district.
J 11 King and Joe Irving located November
16 the Bonanta No In Missouri Flat aistriot.
D F atrobeck located November 18 a olalm In
Missouri Flat district.
F O Williams located November 90 the Yel
low Jack olalm, Wagner creek district.
Dr J W Odgers located November S8 a quarts
Claim in Forest creek district. '
Real Estate Transfers.-
Wm Pllppen to J W Uars, 8r, trustee, 1 1
acre, tcoSO, tpSos, r8 w .....I
Martin Zanon to Frank Cool, 40 acres,
aecul.tp Ms, r S also sou laches of
water..........,,,.., .
The Hojt Bros Lumber and Coal Co to
Rebecca D Boyt, 1 more, Ashlaud
C W casad to 8 Carllle, B Brooks and t :
Bnrrlsa, property la Bardino district, '
tp36s, rS w....
ThoskKyanto Wm Degner, 20 acres, .
sees, tpSOs, 1 1 w. ..
Battle Oarretson to Thos R Ryu, SO
sores, sec 6, tp 39 8, r 1 w
Mary Kime to Ira J Kimo, 90 acres, tp37
s,rs w. j. -..I i. i... '
T J' Davidson to I L Jewell and I G'i
. Davidson, the Richmond Mining claim,
Soo 1, tp 37 r i w ,
P O Wilson to the publlo, . 1 acre,' seo 80,
wt Pv'le to C Vm'anl ' the 'standard
- ouarts olalm
M0
500
35
625
600
6
603
I
ISO
2600
10
too
,'.
soo
'
600
; '1
",.
660
400
m
400
; 1
140
Raohel M Johnson ta James Faught, 400 '
, acres, sec 10, tp 81 s, r la ..
Bon Haymond to Sarah K Morris, lots S
and 4, blk I, Rock Point
Ions Thomas to Ben Haymond, lot 18, blk '
24. Oold H III.. . i. . v. . i i
B Tripp to J A Jeffrey, lot 6, blk S, Cot
tage add to Medtora,.
Mai Muller to B 8 Brooks, 80 acres In
seesd, tp84,r4w..,i.,
W H Ilarfow to Julius E Foss, 40 aores,
stcl0,tti3lis,rlw..;;........,
Samuel C Taylor to ThoS' D Conklin, 10
acres, seo IS, tp SSs, ro....i
B F Wslker to Jesse Hodges,- 10.14
acrCH Ih the Walker sub division.......
Joseph Randies to Charles Randies, MO
acres, seo 4, tp 81 s, rie.... ...... -j.;.. r
.A R I.AA.ho to Astoo Mlnlnir and DevelOD .
1 mem Co, the Portland Group No ,18, '
' reari aistrio. j..-. ........,.......... .
.Mary Klme to. Nicholas W Klmn, the '
west 2v acres of d 1 o No 80, tp 87 s, r
Sw.;
Carrie I Mathews and F M lance to '
Martha Mathows, a one-third interest
. to 77.21 sores, soo SI, tp 88 s. r 4 w
F M Parker to Martha K Williams, 80 ,
aoros, soo 20, tp 83 s, r 3 w, , , -
I h Hamilton to J F Walt, lot 10, blk 1,
Hamilton's add to Medford
Frank Klllam to Rule Palmer, lots n3 ,
and 61, Highland Park add to Ashland . .
Patrick Dunn to Mary M Dunn, lot 1, blk
8, Ashland ,
J H UoiikIo to S A Parkor, a true tot land
in seo 14, tp 89 s, r 1 o
To Cure Constipation t-'orciver.
Talto CaHcai-ots Candv Cnthartlu. loo or S6o.
It a C. C, lull to cure, druggists refund mouoy.
1 aridrlinwinioiit of the consolldn
Han of ,)i Union. National and Hldo
and lyoatlmr Niilloiftl banks at Chicago
will probably, be made before the end
of ithe week. ' If the negotiations are
consummated the understanding Is that
tho Union National bank will carry on
the uuhIiim. " (' ;''.
.The nianifatnrers of white granite
and.sefni-'porcolain ware,, who have
been mooting In, .Rant Liverpool, 0
luriii,ihe;pMt week,- have formed a
coinbinalloa.; under tbo aamet.of Uie
Wo. Valley Pottery- exchange. Tbe
objeotof tho organisation li to establish
and maintain a Uniform selling list, .' ( -'"
Tbe proposed Wire trust will. .have a
capital of f 50, 000,000 and (slacked by
J. Kl07xan. Co, ,of ew york. It
will ' bay in every wire, wire rod and
wir iJail -.plap4 in the UaiUd 8Utes
?dt i'es-theae, tQ , blast Jurnaces
and three (tee) plants. ", .',)-(- l j -
PWnea of Wales' has triad loVeW the j
avrvwcja -oi rioo eioan, , uui, Amencaa
Jockey, who bai rlddeaao, apteeaafaHy,
in England lately. Bleaa is baund bv
ceo tract and : cansxtt- accept -' tlx
rrincei oner,'
Ixatrf BroaM tguinlM. Tablets uv taa
bowels geatly,- relieves Ui cough, cures the.
feverish condition sod headache, making .the
beat and quickest remedy for coughs, colds
and 1 grippe. Care la one say.- "Mo cure,
no pay." Pile 28 eente.c.S'or sale by all drug
Ma. :h -.-. - .-.-.-.'i i -.v.
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Tramp have .swarmed into Hnnla
Barbara, Cat., lately, and are commit
ting all sorts of depredations. ' '
- Sonorlta, Enselda Fico,i fit .'years el
age, one of the daughters of the la'.i
Oovernor Fico, hi dead at Los Angeles.
i Tom' Sharkey, the. sailor - fiirhior
and Jim Jefferei are matilied loi- il
fight to take place during February in
Hsu Francisco. ' ;'
BfTlie fysadc-na ami toe, Angeles elc.
trical. road,, stockholders propose
bond the road for $1,000,000. It is uou
bonded for $350,000. ., , : ., ... .
' The Merchants' Freighting aoria
tion of an Francisco bas succeeded ii.
securing much cheaper freight rales bt
steamer to Portland. , " , . ;
; The district attorney of King county.
Cal., haa begun suit to (top the v
meut of . the warrant for tOSHt lm
courthouse furniture.
If the people generally knew the true
cause of Rheumatism, there would be
no such thing as liniments and lotions
tor this painful and disabling disease.
The fact is, Rheumatism is a disordered
state of the r blood it can be reached,
therefore, only through the blood. But
all blood remedies cannot cure Rheuma
tism, for it is aa obstinate disease, one
which reooires a real bleed- rtmtdyr
somethisg- more than a mere tonic. ;
Swift's Specific is the -osily real blood
remedy and promptly goes to, the very,
bottom of even the moat obstinate .case.,
Like all other blood, diseases, the
doctors are totally unable to cure. Rhea-,
matism. . In fact, the only remedies
which they , prescribe are potash, and
mercery, and though , temporary relief
mar tesnlt, these remedies produce, a
stiffness of joints and only intensify the
disease. Those who have had experience
with Rheumatism know that it becomes
. The case of Mrs. Tames Kell, of 6it
Ninth Street, 8.' E., Washington, D. C,
should convince' everyone- that it is
nseless to expect doctors to cure Rheu
matism. , tinder recent date she writes :
"A few months ago I had an attack of
Sciatic Rheumatism in itj) worst form.
The pain was so intense that my ner
vens system was prostrated, and I was
for long time perfectly helpless. ' The
attack was an nnosualry severe one,
and my condition was regarded . as
triM new daasreroo. ' '
I waa attended by one of the most
able doetors of Washington City, who is
alan. a. aaamher. of the facnltv .of the
leadlns; college here., He told me to
continue ma prescription aaa i wonm
ret welL. After having it refilled twelve
times and receiving not the least bene
fit, I declined to. Uke.it longer. .
, "Having heard S.8.8. (Swift's Spe
cific) . recommended fosy. Rheomatisjri.
I .decided, almost in despair, to give
it a trial. After -taking a 'few ot
tlaa I was able to bobbj around, , oa
erntches, and very soon had no need
at all for them, for 8.S.8.- cared- me
sound , and .well, ',' A! , distressing,
pains have left-, au, ,asjri appetite - has
returned, and I aaa happy to be again
rearored to perfect health.'.'! '
, : 8.S.3. never disppoints, tot it is made
to cure these deep-rooted diseases which
are beyond the reach of all other reme
dies.. It cures permanenty Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Cancer, Scrofula, Bcsema, and
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