The Ashland advertiser., October 07, 1896, Image 3

Advertiser Supplement, October 7, 1896.
Normal School Notes.
At a special meeting of the City coun­ truthfulness. He has received relief at
cil last Saturday evening, High & Tay­ the hands of the great benefactor, Dr.
“Storms” every day this week at the lor were granted a license to continue Darrin, and desires to inform all the af­
the saloon business in Ashland.
Normal.
flicted that they may have the same op­
Next Monday evening, Ben Butter-
Students are allowed to hunt birds,
portunity. Judge Crockett’s testimon­
provided they don’t always hunt the w’orth, of Cincinnati, Ohio, a prominent
republican campaign leader, will address ial is given below:
same one.
the citizens of Ashland.
TO THE PUBLIC.
One hundred and three students en­
For ten years prior to going under Dr.
rolled, and several more due before the
Central Point Pointers.
Darrin’s electrical treatment, Sept. 12, I
end of the week.
1st Boy—“How’d that measly scrub
Mr. A. A. Whiteman was a very little had been gradually growing deaf, with a
constant ringing in my ears. For the
girl get out to chis school?”
' better at last report.
2nd Boy—“I brought her out in a cart
Rev. L. E. Henderson, of William’s past five years I could not hear ordinary
she’s my couain.” And they settled it
Creek, Josephine county, occupied the conversation. With one treatment of
after school.
pulpit in the Baptist church Sunday, ten minutes I can hear nearly as well as
There is considerable excitement both morning and evening.
ever in my life. I can conscientiously
about there being room for all the new
George Holmes, a little son of Wm. recommend Dr. Darrin’s new cure for
arrivals. One young lady said that she
wouldn’t mind sitting three in a seat if Holmes, is quite ill with intermittent deafness and can be referred to at Mer­
two of them could be boys. Of course, fever. Dr. DeBarr is in attendance.
lin, Oregon, by letter or in person.
three girls couldn’t sit together—sleeves MARRiED.-Sept. 29, at the residence of
G arret C rockett .
are to<, big. We fear there would not be
Mrs. Haskell Amy, Mr. Fred Jones
boys enough to go ’round.
and Miss Laura Amy, bv A. S. Jacobs
FOUR DOCTORS FAILED.
J. P.
Since the President has become strict
about such matters, it will do no good M arried .-At the U. S. hotel, Sept. 30, Medford Monitor-Miner:]
by Rev. J. M. Shuliz, Mr. Charles
for the boys to be casting sheep’s eyes at
The coming to Medford of the eminent
Paknev, of Central Point, and Miss
the girls, as they will not be allowed to
Marv Vincent, of Sam’s Valley.
Dr. Darrin, of Portland, has-been so
pay them any attention whatever, ’cept
to take them to hunt birds, ’cept to hunt
M rs. M. Cooksey, of this place, who thoroughly heralded through the press
Howers, ’cept to go to church, ’cept to has been spending the summer with her of Southern Oregon that there are none
mail letters, ’cqpt to take a walk to pass daughter, Mrs. Bartlett,. of Portland,
who are not aware of his presence among
away the time, ’cept to take six at once, has returned home.
us or conversant with the many hearty
and a few other things. R. E. P orter .
D ied .-M t . Martin Turkerpile, of this endorsements that come to him from
f»lace, on Thursday morning, Oct. 1.
Hon. Garl T. Jones’ Endorsement.
nterment in Central Point cemetery every section of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho. Many of these are from well-
on the day following.
Medford Monitor-Miner.]
Mr. James Parks, of Pokegama, Cal., known and prominent persons—persons
The endorsement of co eminent a came over on Saturday to visit his whose word is unquestioned by their
friends and neighbors, w’hose reputation
gentleman and respected citizen as Mr. mother, w’ho is very ill at this place.
Garl T. Jones speaks a volume of praise
J. O. C. Wimer, of Woodville, broth­ for veracity is recognized far beyond the
for Dr. Darrin. Mr. Jones has been a er in law of A. S. Jacobs, of this place, community in which they live and whose
endorsement carries with it more than
resident of Medford for something like has been ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Blackwell and family left on last ordinary conviction, yet even the test-
three years and there is not a person
Thursday
’s train to join her husband mony of those of more than local repu­
who knows him who will question the who has been
appointed pastor of the tation fails to carry w ith it quite the
genuineness of his endorsements. Truly M. E. church at Springfield.
same degree of conviction that is borne
Dr. Darrin has just grounds to congrat­
N. A. Jacobs, of Medford, is spending by that of a local testimonial produced
ulate himself when such as he come out the week in town.
by a neighbor relating to facts almost
with such favorable words of praise for
Miss Cora Brown, of Eagle Point, personally known to the reader.
his medical and surgical ability. Mr. came over Saturday, to visit her sister,
Mr. A. Pool, of Eagle Point, a well-known
Jones is so favorably impressed with the Mrs. Wm. Holmes, of this place.
resident of Jackson county for many
doctor’s treatment that he has placed
years standing submits over his signa­
CURED IN TEN MINUTES.
himself under his charge. Read Mr.
ture, what he personally knows of Dr.
Jones’ endorsement which is printed
Judge Crockett’s Opinion of Dr. Darrin’s professional ability in a compli­
below.
cated case in w’hich four doctors had
Darrin.
previouslv failed. He writes as follows :
M edford , O re ., Sept. 24, 1896.
Mr. Editor:—I hold it to be a duty as
Mr. Editor:—Having heard of Dr. Grants Pass Courier:
Darrin’s arrival in Medford, I wish to I All readers of this paper are, by this well as a pleasure to help to make know n
state what he did for my brother, time, familiar with the name of Dr. Dar­ any means of relieving the suffering of
Milton Jones, of Perry dale, Oregon, rin and thev have no doubt read with humanity. Four years ago I was taken
about eight years ago. For many years interest accounts of many remarkable w ith heart trouble and pains through
he had been afilicted w’ith polypus of cures th is celebrated physician has per­ my chest and body. I had been under
the nose, catarrh and bronchial trouble. formed. We suspect that some have the care of four doctors, and they gave
He was cured by Dr. Darwin, in Port- read the testimonials of grateful patients me up as incurable. I was so weak and
land, and the cure remains permanent with some suspicion as to their authen­ run down that I could scarcely walk
to this day. I have such confidence in ticity, therefore we are gratified to be across the street. All my friends and
his cures by electricity and medicines, able to present a testimonial that must neighbors thought my days on this earth
and have placed myself under his treat­ put at rest every possible doubt. There w’ere nearly spent. I visited Dr. Darrin
is probably not a better known man in in Portland, four years ago, and was
ment.
G arl T. J ones .
Josephine county than Judge Crockett, cured by him in two months. I have
Hon. Binger Hermann will deliver a who was county judge for years. He never been ill since and feel well and
A. P ool .
campaign address to the citizens ot Med­ has spent almost a lifetime among the able to work.
ford next Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Dr. Darrin can be consulted free at
A number of Ashland peonle are mak­ people of this section and his reputation
is such that no one will question his Hotel Oregon, Ashland,until Oct.17 only.
ing arrangements to attend.