The Port Orford tribune., March 11, 1902, Image 4

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THE TRIBUNE.
The num ber of eliii kciis in the
I'nifed States is estim ated at ‘284,-
000,000.
A K i i u t t y
7UEÜDAT. MARCII 11, It»-’.
THE G arden CITY MEDICINES
AND TOILET ARTICLES.
W o m e n a s W e ll a s M e n
A re M a d e M is e r a b le b y
K id n e y T r o u b le .
A line of fa m ily re m e d ie s m a d e a n d s o ld b y
n s e x c lu siv ely . Isv cry p r e p a r a tio n la g u a r a n ­
te ed to c o n ta in t h e p u r e s t an d b e s t d ru g s . A
sin g le tr i a l w ill p ro v e t h e ir s u p e r io r ity . A ny
of th e se rem ed ies w ith fu ll d ire c tio n s fo r u s in g
s e n t p rep aid o n r e c e ip t of price.
O u ick a ctio it L a x a tiv e T a b le ts fo r C o n s tip a ­
tio n , B ilio u sn ess, H e a d a c h e , I n d ig e s tio n , D iz­
zin ess, a n d T o r p id L iv e r . S tr ic tly v e g e ta b le ,
aS ce n t» . '
G ard en C ity H e a d a c h e C ure, fo r N erv o u s
H ead ac h e, S ic k -H e a d a c h e N e u r a lg ia , B lin d in g
H ead ac h e, S le e p le s s n e s s, F la tu le n c y a n d S our
S to m a c h , H a rm le s s . O ne d o se 1U c e n ts , 3 for
25 c e n ts .
G ard en C ity E y e -w a sh , f o r In fla m e d o r
W e ak E y e s, S c a ld s, C u ts, Burnr-, B ru is e s a n d
O ld S o res, E n tir e ly H a rm le s s. P o w d e r e n o u g h
fo r m a k in g o n e p in t. 60 ce n ts.
D r. W Âihofi’s L a d y 's S y rin g e , $2.50. S m a ll
H a rd R u b b e r S y r in g e 3 0 c e n ts . R u b b e r H a n d
P r e s s u r e s v r iu g e , 3 p ip e s 6<) c e n ts .
B ad g e r
F o u n ta in S y rin g e , 3 h a r d ru b b e r p ip e s, 1 q t.
I ! .00, 2 Q ts. >1.25. A ja x F o u n ta in S y rin g e , fin est
m ade, 4 h a rd r u b b e r p ip e s, 2 q ts . $2.00. H ot
W a te r B o ttle s
W h ite r u b b e r 1 q i. IS c e n ts , 2
q ts . 90 C ts., S ilk fin ish e d l q t . $1.25, 2 q ts . $1.40.
A m erican B e a u ty C o m p lex io n T a b le ts , fo r
c le a n s in g th e s k in o f B la c k h e a d s , P im p le s ,
M o th P a tc h e s . F r e c k le s , a n d a l l s k in d is e a se s,
c a u sin g th e c h e c k s to h a v e th e n a t u r a l l i n t o f
y o u th a n d h e a lth . 50c ts.
A m e ric a n B e a u ty C old C ream , f o r re m o v in g
T a n , F re c k le s , a n d a l l im p a ritie s o f t h e s k in ,
a n d g iv in g it a s o ft v e lv e ty iu jp e a ra n c e , 40 c ts-
A m e ric a n B e a u ty F a c e P o w d e r, fo r a co­
v e r in g to th e s k in , k e e p in g a ll d u s t, so o t a n d
o th e r im p u ritie s fro m th e p o res, a n d g iv in g a
refin ed e le g a n t a p p e a r a n c e to th e to ile t.
P in k
o r W h ite . 25 cts.
A m erican B e a u ty F ro z e n P e rfu m e , f o r c a r ­
r y in g in p o ck e ts, k e e p in g in d ra w e rs , c h e s ts
a n d tru n k s , to p e rm e a te c lo th in g , a n d im p a r t a
f r a g r a n t d e lic a te a n d la s tin g p e rfu m e . I t is
s u p e rio r to liq u id s , a s it c a n n o t s p ill, w a s te o r
e v a p o ra te . 25 c ts . a c a k e , 2 fo r 45 c ts .
V a g in a l S u p p o sito rie s f o r a l l fe m a le I r r e g ­
u la ritie s , 90 c ts. p e r b ox.
W rite f o r o u r te r m s to a g e n ts a n d d r u g g is ts .
3AÎÜJEN city medical supply house ,
56 Filth Avenue, CUcag»’
P ro b le m .
K idney trouble preys upon the. mind, dis­
courages and lessens am bition; beauty, vig o r
S E W IN G M A C H IN E
Did I ever till you about the
and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid­ Do not be deceived by those w ho ad­
K null fam ily?
..-uitu m «jtv Ti e«DAi tr tM te .
neys aie out o f order
vertise a iiiO.ou Sen nig Machine for
You sec, lov friend Tom K nutt
,,’AbT R SUTTON". : P ro p rieto r
or diseased.
(20.0U. Tills kind of a machine eau
_
Kidney trouble has
m a rrie d Major H ickory’s oldest
be bought from us or any of our
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become so prevalent
dealers from $15.00 to $18.00.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
daughter, Hiiatl. The
m a rria g e ,
7 / TJ that it is not uncom m on
w e MAKE A VARIETY.
)ne Copy One Y e a r ................. »1.80 notice read som ething like this:
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(' for a child to be born
/ y 1'V \
‘ > T i J afflicted w ith weak kid- THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST.
Oi.» Oopj’ Six Month*..
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I ' ,. , , p y T lirS f M o n tili..................
8n "H ick o ry -K n u tt, in this city. Nov. W >-'»!■' ‘ ( l - - ‘ neys. If the ch ild urin-
T h e F u s l d e te rm in e s th e s tr e n g th o r
~~v— ¿a— tr-«, “-- ates too often, if the w e a kn e ss o f ib e w in g M u e h iu e a . The
17, united under one shell, T o m
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the
flesh
or
if,
when
the
child
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com bined w i th o th e r
JVKR) ISI.SU R ITKS ltL .lio S .lH l.E .
K iiu lt an d Haxel K n u tt f nee H ick­ reaches an age when it should be able to s tr o o n u g b p l e o in F ts c»‘«l
m a ke s th e X c w H o m e
co n tro l the passage, it is yet afflicted w ith t l i e best .S ew ing M a c h in e to buy.
o ry.)”
bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of
OCU A t. EN I S :
«how lng th o d ir-
In about a year their union was the d iffic u lty is kidney trouble, and the firs t
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i t styles of
A. B. 8 x »I k , Langlois. Oregon.
lag -Mitchiries
step
should
be
towards
the
treatm
ent
of
blessed by a little son, whom they
these im portant organs.
This unpleasant wo m anufacture and price« before purchasing
A. II. C kook , Pistol River. Oregon-
named W alter — W alter K n u tt, but tro uble is due to a diseased condition of the
everybody called him \\ a l-k n u tt for kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as THE HEW HOME SEWING MAGHINE GO.
ORANGE, M ASS.
m ost people suppose.
T u e p - lu to d »d'lru«« on y o u r p a p e r j
short. Wliim lie grew up he be-1 W om en as w ell as men are made m is­ 28 U n io n R q . N . Y ., C h icag o , 111., A tla n ta , G a .,
J th o w s lli e ’U1.J lo w liie l. j o u r .l i b - /
( scrtptlon 1» paid.
cam« a kernel (colonel), but was erable w ith kidney and bladder trouble, bt. Louis,M j., DaKas,Tex.,8an Francisco, Cal
and both need the same great remedy.
FOR 3ALC BY
All c o in ra u n i. atlo io . In ts n 'lv it io r p u b lb u iiio ,. dismissing from the army for try in jfj The m ild and the im m ediate effect of
m li t iu aedoinpniiiiM by lb « m tniv o ' th e w rit-
Swamp-Root
is
soon
realized.
It
is
sold
*«r. Wo n<u»l k s o n f lb » u»m «» of o u r c o /ie .- to work a shell game, th u s show ing
by druggists, in fifty -
th at lie wasn’t w hat he was cracked j cent and one dollar,
j -» 'Ig n is.
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sizes.
Y ou may fcave a j
up to be.
sample bottle b y mail
Tlu-ir second son was named free, also pamphlet tell- nomo or Swamp-itoot.
...eC ’o n iin a m ln v .'n ts t.f h u < . ess.
K n o w
th e
N o w s«
Chc.'ter—Chester K n u tt, alth o u g h , in g a ll about it. includ ing many of the
thousands c f testim onial letters received
everybody called him C hess-K nutt. fro m sufferers cured, in w ritin g Dr. K iim e r
Here arc Ute ten eom manilinenU
lie went to work in an ofiice. 1 & Co., Binghamton. N . Y ., be sure and
su h .ve it all for
'i ich according to an American
m ention this paper.
suppose th a t’s why folks u i-d to
' v is it D R . J O R D A N ’S cheat
•ilti-millionaire,whose imine is im.v
Î K ô S E t ’ wI O F
say he ivas ofiice (oil’ his) K n u tt.
PETITION lO li LICENSE.
in the public’s m onth, must he obey
31uli i ll *“*
* < ’i O liti!
They had one dau g h ter, a girl
I n th e C ounty C o u rt of th e S ta te i f
I..' I l l M E T S T . , 8 n F B 0 C I S » , C i L *
e
you wish to lie successful.
T h e I-ar.-^xt Anatomical Museum itt tho A
with lovely alm ond eyes, who tin -, O regon, for the c o u n ty oi C u rry .
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T o th e H o u . J u d g e a n d C n lilinD .-u on-
1. Let vour youth foe ta u g h t some
by th e u lu a n A
K.nd, O lioon, i t is til•• u irp -y t t ' \
bpeciau-t <>n the CotuL lj>t.
year».
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christened Hazel, in honor of her err. ot th e above e n title d c o u r t:
niü • nev.tp.tper pu b lish ed ill Ore- J
useful ■’ft and be '.rained to indtis-
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eradica*ed
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try n, th rill.
from . y « a j without the it e ot latcrcu*'?*
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th a t caused a slig h t confusion of a m i S ta te , r e s p e c tfu lly p e titio n y o u r sta te ami oi the n a tio n . T ry It for a
rt«ui- A
Tra»»«» fitted by an E«pe
ng man lay aside
rnónth. A sam p le copy will be m ail­
and . . r
r M u p L r v . A I tuck .....
i . : ;t every voung
eel •
f , «•¡lv.. » ¡Mura n A
nam es, lor when anybody called at h o n o ra b le c o u r t to g r a n t a lic e n s e to e d io von fiee. .Address
by Dr. Jotdtui's ¿j et.a i p«t:i n7
1!. 11. C re w , lic e n s in g l i i n i to re ta il
a n d keep sacredly intact a certain
T H E
T E L E G R A M ,
the house and asked tor Hazel, a s p iritu o u s , m u lt m id viuous li.ju q r s in
ii.l s tly private. Tr«atmrr*t{
’proportion ■ I his earning.
A /
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vOï’ MV «T k
voice would shout down from up­ less q u a n titie s th a n o n e g a llo n , in th e
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3. Let ew ryone set out
stairs: “ Which H azel?”
(w itch | rioil o f on e y e a r ir o u i th e t ilt h na y " i
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Msrf'et
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iti tli a li .veil deteriniuation to r u ­
hazel). In fact, you’d th in k you A p r il, 1902,'a n il y in p e titio n e rs w i l l
ever prav.
ga ■ in business for Iiimsi lt, and
were in a drug store.
N A M KS.
N A M E S.
let hi in put this determ ination in ­
J 11 K oen. I
\Ym ilu r s t,
\Y O ( ’..o », I
to practice as s um as p''»ible.
P ru n k S m ith,
•u:
J M i'le » ’,
A A d »IpI-ibeD,
4 Begin in a small safe way and
l i C K e lle r , '
Han Aie T hai I,
5 0 YEARS’
ELECTION EPISODES.
A t» ic h ..id ,
t ,
id your business as experieiuc
E N oni I »erg,
»;/ EXPERIENCE
W illie kim pat h . ,
B
V
D
ean,
hall leacli you is Advantageous.
A m n ila x In cid en ts o f th e H e e e a t P o - h' C h a m p lin ,
J L N av. !
HtlfMi.l, G on tests l a B u g -
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S p . ;
J uck P ro c u ,
5. Keep your own books and
Cha l ies M iller,
l i L C ooper, '
lan d .
J V\ in G ood m a n ,
»now constantly where yon stand.
C hris Ju rg e n se n ,
B e rt S iie i'te r,
■ B y m
A t a place c a lle d Beocles, d u r in g th e
H . N e e ly ,
C. Do not marry until in receipt
J o h n W ih .iiis >n,
re c e n t e le ctio n s, tmya Y o u th ’s C om ­ L ra n k H il ,
.James S H u g h e s ,
id a tolerable certain income— .-ulli- p a n io n , a v o te r w as otMserved g o in g I'1 W Jo n e s,
t o c u r « c r r.-
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T haos M auks
A B ( a re v . i o
W alter S utton,
to th e poll® in a d o n k e y -c a rt.
T h e I A iu u s t M iller,
ci, ut to live on comfortably.
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H M cBride,
A n y o n e s e n d in g n p k e tc h a n d d e s c rip tio n m ny
7, Never get into debt. Thu man d o n k e y was p ro fu s e ly d e c o ra te d w it h ¡j \ \ H ale,
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J a s E In g les, f For Sitie Ily <). !.. neve, P rui^risf,
t.o n a r.tric tiy < n ttd o n tia l. H a n d b o o k o n P a te n ts
f. 1’ J o h n s o n ,
-.v’ o owes iruthing can' never fail.
w o re a l o r y ro s e tte . C h a lle n g e d ns to
s e n t fre e . ohlfM t .*: .« n r v fo r r e c u n n g p a te n ts .
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P a t e n a tvken JnoiiRh Muna A Co. recclvt
I ’p p t O r io la i, O r n e n t .
ii. Let every man who is able to, th is see m ing in c o n s is te n c y , he cheer
John il H e a d m o n d ,
t p f lal notice, w ith o u t c ii_.tr»:o, m tho
S E M a rste rs,
i l y re p lie d :
\Ym H a rris,
S K ie n iK ic J liiie r ic a « .
i l l ) ’ a farm Upon which to bring up
\ B J u rg e n s e n ,
“ Oh, I ’m g o in g to v o te f o r F ------ ,
t nuiles Cor tv.
iiiM sb.is. It is on tho farm th a t th e co n se rva tive c a n d id a te ;
my
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h a n d s o m e ly i llu s tr a te d w eekly. J ji r a e s t c ir ­
r «e ?
♦ • ❖ ♦ • o í ' ® o© í ó í 'O í o í §
c u la tio n o f a n y sc ie n tllle Jo u rn a l. 'P e ru is, ?.J a
best men, m orally and in- d o n k e y ’s fo r S------ ( th e r a d ic a l) ; b u t
y o r*. fi> i r m . itiia ,$ l. S o ld by a il new a d e a lo ra .
llF Y Ü iJ W iS H TO ADVERTISE
f
th e n , h e ’« an ass.”
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tually, art* turned out.
K in g s to n -o n -T h a m e s w as co n te ste d
IN N E W S P A P E R S '? Í
Notice is h e re b y g iv en t h a t th e iln- o
B ra n c h OIL e. "> F i’t , W a sh lu g to u . D . C.
9. 11 .tr in mind th a t your busi- b y M r. Skewes^Cox in th e c o n s e rv a ­ u.iei'rtignod will apply to th e c niiity
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M r. B u r t. The r a d y a l « g e n t p la c a rd ­
? .p n l. 1UJ2, Ivriu tnci-eof to-wit•: on the
jus unless you share Its advantages ed th e to w n w ith :
2.1 .la y of A p ril, lWh*. for a License to * E,C. LAKE'S ADSERTISIiiS AGENCY s
.e ll bpiritiloiw , mail, am i villous liquors * 6 » ä 6g Merchar.tu’ Exchango ♦
tally with J’uurcustom ers. Doth
“ B x-S kew es-C ox and vo te f o r B u r t.”
san F rancisco , c a e .
i ll (pia.lltlth'8 less th an one galio i., in ; 9
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in v it a t io n th e l o r y n o m in e e w a ; r e
a " 1' ’' v benefited if the trade is tu r n e d w ith a v e ry r e s e c t a b le ma c o u n ty , l’er th e period of one y e a r from
the l l ’th .lay of A pril, l;K'2.
jo r ity .
pt up.
D a ted th is 3.1 .lav of M arch, li'e?.
T h e m e m b e r re tu rn e d f o r S o u th O x ­
C. H . C f . E A '.
l . E xperience has shown th a t a
fo r d s h ire , M r. B odg e, w as a lo cal
j*e paring policy with em ployes m a n, and he w an opposed b y M r. S am ­
is r o t the most prot:table for the u e ls in th e ra d ic a l in te re s t. T h e fa c t
A s . I )s i i î . i I i - i k »
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o f M r. B o d g e 's re sid ence in th e d i­
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n e n l í0 r :í- < » i n A ! ! i ' - : . - , .-i.
v is io n n a tu r a lly gave h im an a d v a n ­
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A b ao lu trl) r r e e a e to f C o rn ia h P a u - A m e r ic a n ’
i i post i i I.n m odel» of p ia n o s and o rc & n a n in m a itu r^
T b it Liu ration is a reproduction o f one. i f you in te rn !^
d . • j ;:: : >w < r in th e r e a r fu tu re w e v LI gladly send t h i s \
erjiiii." • 1 Kvt ioyou. These miniature*« Lave l>?ea prxiueud ,
a t a ri-> .t cost. T h e y c c n a tltu io th ? xno.q exucnxB
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Can. 1« K n ow n W e ’re ifu stlei-H .
W ho bought the claim s for Mines
.1 British Columbia? The Aineri-
j.ms!
V I o Sold them to the Cunailians
a . vitt'il,
pocketing fat profits?
\m ericbnsi
i no have developed our wood-
dp trade? The Americans!
Who started the iron indu stry in
Sidney, Cape Breton? The Atneri-
•nr. l ’
You pocketed the m illions there
from? T he A m ericans!
Who is the m oving spirit at Satill
But. Marie? An American!
Who < h ive ol.taiue.l
elevator
.
‘vi’cs from our harbor com
’•< ioners? The Americanel
iVlie fail Io t i l l . Id elevators, and
creby help Buffalo? Thu Apner,-
r s!
‘bo ' ill gobble our m eat ex
r i ’ e f The Americans!
h . have bought all our petro-
st’ , inlls? T oe Americans.
D b i Was
called to reorganiz''
o u r G i s id Trui)k Kuilway? Au
A im n .o '
Woo u the quickest to nppreci
i.te ui.d em ploy our sm artest young
a.en? At, u c a n s!— Montreal lien
91 ,.
ta g e , and th is w as th o u g h t to be d is ­
c o u n te d b y th e ra d ic a ls in th e fo llo w ­
in g w ay. T h o u s a n d s o f p la c a rd s w e re
d is tr ib u te d , b e a rin g th e w o rd s :
‘‘ M r. Sam uels i f elected w i l l
liv e
h e re .”
U n h a p p ily th e b ill-p o s te rs e m p lo y e d
b y M r. S am uels’ a g e n t w e re d e s titu te
o f a sense o f h u m o r, o r else th e y w e re
s e c r e tly o f co n se rva tive p r o c liv itie s ,
f o r a great, m a n y o f th e an n o u n ce ­
m e n ts fo u n d t h e ir w av to th e w a lls
o f p ig s tie s and ra m s h a c k le b u ild in g s .
To S tu d y m London F «g.
Bev. J. M. Bacon, F. R. 8., proposes
t o m ake a 1 mJ lo o n ascent d u r in g one
o f th e th ic k , im p e n e tra b le fo g s w h ic h
v is it
London
d u r in g
th e
w in te r
m o n th « . B e pro}H>t<os to ascend to th e
h ig h e r lim its o f th e fo g and. to e x ­
p lo re s c ie n tific a lly its
c o n s titu tio n .
B e also pro|>oses to d is c h a rg e sm a ll
c a rtrid g e s o f g u n c o tto n
a t g re a t
h e ig h ts , in o r d e r t o a s c e rta in w h e th e r
th e concussion w ill d is lo d g e o r d is ­
perse th e fo g in an y w av. B e has c a r­
rie d o u t seve ral e x p e rim e n t«
w ith
s im ila r c a r trid g e s fo r a c o u s tic a l p u r ­
poses a t v a r y in g a ltitu d e s . Scienc.».
Ilia S u p rra tltio n .
H ic k « Do yo u believe th a t I t is u n ­
lu c k y to po stp o n e a w e d d in g ?
W ic k s Yes, w hen th e y o u n g m an
needs m oney, an d t.ho g i r l is ric h .- —
S o m e rv ille J o u rn a l.
Don’l tto thè top c f yor.r
c lly C’ <1 preservo Jur- i i
heoldfiu liloucJv. uy. S *e.l
ihem by tlio new .qnich,
abaci u cly sere Ti :. v—Ly
a tiilu coatta« o f Pur©
Kofinr l Paraffino, lic .i
no tw. to o r oi'.er. I «
a I r t Ir r h t n u d sc’.d
nroof. lA i3 l!y r p p lltd .
U cctal in scior.cn òther
wnya at-eut tho boa- •.
F u l l d lrv c tio u j v r l l h
•u rh culi e.
Bc’.d c vor/whcr«. 2£Sd ? ».
STA.VJAhi) 0.L CO.
fl tse egg statisuc, are from llte
V fc CuilVUS lilll.all lig u ii»
The Am rieiiii b i ll laid la «t year
L .a i v 1 lh.OOO.OyO.tXX) egg».
' itiil value, at a.i average of
cc..is a n o u n , tv«» $138,000,000.
” hen’', earnings were greater
ion., those of the entire postal ays
■ I.
T he sum realised would have
••'id tiie , Apeiisu of the entire w.jf.
•lap i linent
JbUMUtth eggs wire consumed in
X' ■ Yoak «lone to psv for anothei
u ''." k 'v u bridge.
•“ t o t a l w i j h t o f cpg » laid last
ye*.'
u re Hutu '¡,000,000,000
'i>e egg» were rt|iinllv divided
..oJi’ T l i l inbiihitam s of the coun-
, — -h uum an being itould gel
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tw een tlolil Beach um l D airyville. for
th e lie,i.iiilliihlatioii and i n n v e h n ilu u o f
the people living o il ro u te .
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relief, tv c il in th e worst, cases, it cures w hen a ll else
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"V ip ,iia l n o tti'' 'i A sm i:. p(,¡: ■ , n ,,d in good co n d i­
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eriVed to in it. ! was a slave, eiiaiiied w ith p u trid sore
th r o a t a n d a sth m a for ti n y,-. i s. I despaired of e v e r b e ­
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d r ..d.'ul unrt t. i n ie litin g di- ase, astillen , e.nd th o u g h t
v u ime o v t 'i s p o n n a u s e iv i- , lint i t solved to give, it a
tria l. To luy ; ste u is h m e n t, th e tr ia l acted like a charm.
Send ine a fui! size fooitle.”
V, e want, to se n d to ev ery sufferer a tria l tre a tm e n t of
A sthm a lene, sim ila r !., tile one th a t c u re d Air. W ells,
o s e .. .7|~77 m i l i ! l’OSTi'A ¡D. AB:-' d .l Ti 1A I A L L DK C H A R G E , to
a i a sanno-! v i , o • ill v n jte fo r it. even on a por. 1. N ever m ind, though
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T H E S O U T H ’S L IT E R A R Y W E E K L Y
p I tn n ity t" secn ie free te e "p e ttin g '
i le ip le r ■ Ih is g la n d and in ten se love
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P„p< r thoroughly. I u t w rite r,t once to.
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Non York t ity . N Y.
P u b l i s h e d a t A t l a n t a , G a . — Circulation Over 50.000.
PATENTS
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order V> fir e the CoMamor the benefit e f the !*rye pro«»«
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Mi i-t)e«»n. we here des-td- 1 to «'
sell d -.vt tr toeConniBrer ° ° r B”<
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W areesfebew LpreUl». we w ill r r e IB S O U T It T F K I1 - e o f the b«nd-
»«eert rt>en f «re. extre heery ekh e l Gen» • Wrtrhee m»de m 1sdre> sum
wind m l eei. «ranine Am*r»rsn tnirreBiert and case. !*»» iimrkeeper on
earth, drew n rt toreUh and w ill las« a lifetim e 1 artrafln e Vienna Beer-
whasne P»ne 1 «raalne Weerwha«® ( irar Bolder. I «♦’ ”’ ’» • Neereehaoia
View««»» B oner. I pretoy lerther Tobacco pooch. 1 «lerart extra b ean
*»eh*l reatoh box I pair rwarl eoff b-rttons. I ball top cellar burton. I neck-
lie holder. I natr «leeve bnrtrn« I donble eh.aid had one beauVfnl -harm
All Jewelry heavily 14k fold plato>< All these 1« plecee with rerabox of ear
fatnonaCwhanSpeelala and one quart brtV eo f our f *®rma 10 y * ir old Goaen
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wade.atoar íto»a»a,m w!e In our »wj» fartery There cigar» are far
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