OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1898.
7
THS BURIAL OF OINQER JAMES.
A spell I had I" wait
Outside the tmrrlik gain,
for (linger James im pnsaln out M I wu
paallt III I
'K win only rri-riill,
Hut I Klvu 'Im tlm Mini,
Fur I'll never git suullier change of lvla II
g'lnl
T.'d llltln Urn I tin, I'll swear,
lleniwlli 'l ginger 'nlr
la mrmitil sllraolloue woll, they waau'tvery
Urn" I
'K waa fnat In ev'ry mill
An foul mouthed cur, but Mill
We'll forgive 'Im all 'In drawliaiiks ' 'm Ink'
n 'la rttwliitrgo.
'K oni' ut fourteen liny a
Fur drunken, Idle wsys,
An tha colonel wld the nasty thlnia thai
tolnnnU euinalliiif aay
'K eallid 'Im lo 'la fan
m.- ... i ....... -
tut Ilia oolisud took 'la 'at utl whan '
'ho by today,
Fur dnya 'a uan o dwell
Inalde I guardroom pell,
Where they put th ilatlila un 'Ira for a 'owl'
In aayaga lirui,
Hut aa by tlm guard want
They gave Mm lli present
l"he little buglur auuiukxl off tha "general ear
Int.,"
Tha lianil Inmed out to flay
- 1'iior Oingnr Jimioa away,
la captain anil 'la oumpany cam down to see
'I m nit,
An llilrlwu Ilia an rank.
With th no rounds wli of Mnnk,
Aa rode ill 'W ii on enirlage, llkp Ijioomln
city tuft I
'K dmn'l want nn aai
'K'a )iiuriii')ln flrt rlnaai
la trav'lin rug a umun Jm k, wlilrh Un't
Lad at alls
Tliu tu no th driiinmvta play,
It ain't an ery nay,
Dul ratlwr slow seli-eilim fnim a (ilnoa that'
known aa "hxiil."
Ijigiir vtullaiw III lndn (lirontel.
ALASTAIIt'S CROSS.
"ItUi" up nutl cumn out now; it' a
bonny night fur u Intloed aud fur I lie
work that' efisd. Inn Ilmi." Tliu
voice cried aloud from the midmost of
I ho silent KTimp tif cragsmen n lid fisher
men tlmt stissl waiting ilnurly round
tha fast alitit (limr f Inn MiioAliistuIr'
cottage, MTclii(l, like n KUll'a nost, mi
the ridge 'f ) l" ptiii'lliltilii bench
kt Iti'liald.hny. "Make) hiistn, mull,
iiinko haste, nml roiuo along with your
self. Il'i ttrvii wiiltlng here wo are."
"Aye, aye, it' ready nml nomlng I
kin, Jliirilmiald, but Imsty work in aye 111
work, mid 1 was saying ft bit prayer la
n urrit minute bcn-i tlmt vu all."
Tlio climr Avuiik iu now, nml tlio
spoakor came nut into tli Imlf li;lit
tlmt a anlli'ti iiiiMin cava an lio allppHl
Olfully from clutnl t rlmid in tlio
wltnly ky. A Imiulwiiiio mnn, tlila fair
Iu, wltb ryi'i im I ttiu n coriillowur,
and yellow la ard Unit tha wind wa
loaaiiiK all wnya at mu-n, lint juat tiow
bin fyi-a wiTii iliirltriii il nml lila fnco art
with tlio aiiinii ti ru ur jk I but lunilr)
dumb tlio rroMil i t Lltufolk and in li:li
Ixira arminil dim. "C'oium tint, Aluav
tulrl" In rnllii'l, uii'l a t!l allp uf a lad
roiim out and t'Kl wiiltliitf by hla aidti.
llin fulhi r liitd t'lv"ii lilin a atraln of
I ) n I all liliuxl aa will na Celtic, and liU
inoilnr liiid li'i'ti kliuMy Iriali of tlio
lrlli. Hot Aim tiilr MucAlnMnir favon d
iiclilii r fuir l.ni M'T d irk Aili'i n, for
Li r)T wi-ru of tlio ii n'niiliifiiiiii colnr,
mid tin' itufi Imir Dudir bin lUlii'rtniin'a
' run wn m ilu.kv tnl. Hi typliniwi
W. n i if tlio iluri'Ht, mid liKulunt tlio
uiiliiini ( f cud k i.nd i hln hla llpa
allowed I'tirloualy ! 'rlc-H, and in mid
ruutruiit tu (ho aliinljiiimi nml atrnji
iinK liida aronnd him wn bin fitrt-nio
a. i l. ri uf build, in plli f tlio
'roiiuli bltiu rliitlii'a wlih liK'uiiii'd aliuot
to liidn III m.
"I am Ihti', " lie mild, np ah i ti r iu
flucllii, na Im rfi pprd to hi father'
aide, "ond thu tuno in livin, Inn Man
AliiKlalr any i. Ami wlmt do you vuut
of inn, in labium?"
"(In down to tho bench, Alithtuir,"
lil fnthir oniil curtly, mid tho boy
obeyed alleiitly. When their feet wero
auklii deep lu wiiti r, Inn MmtAliiHtuIr
aiMiko BKii- "Did you pray iM-furoyou
alept Untight, AhiHtiilr? Yen? thnt'i
KotHl. Btrlp iiow." Uia will lifted won
tlerliiH eye t3 Inn'a gliKiiiiy fuoo, but
obeyed ailontly, and prencntly aoino ono
muttered a vnrw of an old upell aoiiR
that chunfiwl tho womlur in Aluatalr'a
ryei to oomprolimiHlou.
Naknl linmla and nnkud fiwl are all that tU
ai haa nimd of;
Nakocl, oil, tho auul muat to that tho ninth
waa haa grwd of I
Makud kuart fur ttui alar to alft, nakod limb
for tha thla to drift
Oil! from the ahoro, to coma no mora to tha
huartua that th ajilrtt haa liee.1 of.
When the nmnnur diod, Aluatair
raiaod hla hund und looked romulon tho
darkened fuco with a flickering amlle
on hla pulo mouth. "I It to drown my
lelf you've broURht mo hero or will you
do It, Inn MiioAhiHtuir? I'll lift 110 lin
ger to atop you, for long huvo I buen
knowing I wni the rjeillnm mouth and
tho umiltm baud uniong you, aud my
red hund bringing bud luck to your nets
all tho minimcr. Only I'd take it kindly
If you would do It quickly, friendH be
cuuho it'a bitter oold it In waiting here."
" Vou ahull uot ho waiting long, Alim
tair," Iuu wild hcuvily, "aud udther
will you drown yoursulf nor wo you.
Wo will bo giving you n chance, thotujh
not In Uyimliliihay. "
"UoniilHlmy I know," Alastuir Rnld
qulotly, "and it'a glad I would bo if
you would kill mo hero with your own
blind, lather No ' Ilia hand slipped
from hi father' shoulder, "Then huvo
your will and your way, Inn MucAlus
talr, I'll not guiuwiy you."
"Tiiure'a tho moon," Inn Raid at lnnt,
"now inuko ready. " Ho stooped mid
druggod aoino durk objoct at Lia feet a
little higher up the bench, ao that ita
lower cud only lay in tho eea, Alastuir
glanced ut it and anw that It wu a true
trunk, weod ooverod and bnrnucle grown
with wnMhing about In heavy sens.
Upon it a spar wus liiHhed orosHwiHO.
AluHtnir looked at it a moment longer,
then, in obediouoe to agCHture from his
father, laid himself down upon it with
bin arms outstretched. Then Muodoimld
and another wuu stooped over him,
lashing hi foot together and thou so
curing hla arm to the orosspiooe just
ibove the elbow. Two "lout ropei bald
him by tho ahouldrr and went over ma
body, eroCHlng on tlio brenst, and thiio
were drnwn ao tightly that Alastuir,
after enduring with ollnehnd teeth for ft
inliitilo, wn forced lo nry out. "Ikiwu
It," Inn MacAliialalr wild honracly, mid
tho other obeyed.
"I niiiMifuuow," Alasluir wild, amll
lug, iu they drew lin k from him for s
m Iuu to. "Your knots are fust, Maedon
aid, and lo are ah I" They had ruined
the oroH upright now, and tho xudoen
irulii upon hi overwrought nerve bad
forced another cry from Alastnlr, but
tint next rough movement ho bore In al
ienee, and it wa with shut lipa and
quiet eye that he endured the Ruddnu
tnatliigout from their midst audamoth-
iriug spluuh into deep water.
"A bout will tm ricking yon up may.
la, but yon will not be coming back to
Itoiialdahnv. Jtidua ManAlaatalrt" Mao.
donald shouted after blm, but Alastalr
eiillod nontirao back, a those on ihoro
half expected. He did uot even turn hla
hi'iul to look at tho shore, but lay at ill
upon hi nroKx, taking with tha aamo
(juietuoa the stinging of tho Milt spray
lu hi eye and the tingling palu in hi
bound limits.
"Nuked limb the a ha need of,"
Alnstnlr whlUKiiod unison tly. "Doe the
sou want inn any mom than the land
dis s, I wonder? Oh, but It'a cold, coldl"
shuddering a one wave after another
drove over hi nuked body. "I wish tho
wind would riMiitheu .1 would get
flimico vt drowning. 1 tlmt a mutter of
thunder? I wish It were. Mother, are
you sorrowful somuwliuro for me to
night?" A marir mutter uf thunder
topped bl murmuring, and tho next
hour laid mint In r crmi upon Alustntr'a
burdened shoulders the cros of jx r
pi'tuul tiii.sliig about from drowning to
life a the big w u lifted him now and
now broke over him iu a clutter of yel
low foam. When the stress of tho storm
wont by, Alnntnlr hud fulutod, tut pres
ently tho splni'li of omo tossing wrack
upon hi nuked hrenxt brought him to a
knowledge of hunger and cold aud pain.
"Tho fh will be plenty next cast,
I'm thinking," AbiNtair gufped n ho
tried tothuku the drenched hair from
hi rye. "If only tho aea won't cost
mo up at their vory door or then they
w ill Lo thinking I'd t o coming buck
ugnin to liituut them. I It coming loon
1 am?" Thu rope hud slipped from bis
right arm, leaving it free, and tho next
wave flung him ngiilusl sharp edged
rock, bruising hi free arm on the smull
almrp ahells Unit covered it Hut Alas
tuir ( lung fait to tho nxk, with a light
in bi face Hint would not fudo for all
tho p-ilu of torn fhkh and nerve, and
presently be found what he wa seeking
a crevico through which he cou'.d
thrtixt bis finger. Wlion hi blind wa
flxnl fitht In the judged hole, the light
diieK titd und Miftciicd in Alntnir's fuco.
"Tills i gi:od, this I letter," do
w hispered, "than thu 'p'ii sea, nod still
ibis will uot duit my owu folk, for thin
rock is not UniiiiliMiay. Kind,
kind, aft- r nil, are you, ret o' me. kind
er than I dun d hop" you'd be." And
now a big wnvo lilted him softly and
turned dim over nn dls face, still an
( bored lo tho tut k by hi right hand.
Tho weight 1 thu criih on hi buck
prexsi'd him dow u au arm's leugth, no
luoro, and then the sui that bn had
lovid very j'Hitly tuok (Imsoul of Alas
tuir MiicAla-iiiir to ll lf.
At b iig lust fMimnen from the Is
land of Dduy f . und him, still bound to
hla r rds.
Though they wero afraid to tako tho
drowned lad aboard their boat, lest they
should sofT.r lu their herring harvests,
they towed emu and all nslmro with
them and burled cross and nil In their
windy hill graveyard, where lie thoso
few men of I'.il.iy Hint tho sea ha Hot
drowned.
And tho story ( f Crot Alaf talr 1 a
woeful story In tlio North isle to tbi
day. Hlnek and White
rriilrrtlon und Calloora.
In 1700, by II & 13 Will. IIL a 10,
It was enacted tlmt from and after
Sept 20, 1701, not tiuly "all wrought
silks of the manufacture of Tor
siu, China or lCnst Iudia," but "all
cullcoe, palntod, dyd, printed or atnlu
ed there, which are er shall be imported
into tlii kingdom, ahull not be worn or
otherwise used within this kingdom,"
etc Tbi was the first blow against the
wearing of chiut.o or printed calicoes,
but It wa not absolutely prohibitive,
tho avowed object of the Kutnto being
"the more effectual employing the poor,
by encouraging the manufacture of
this kingdom. " It meant that the ladles,
having worn out the Indian chinta ap
parel iu their possession aud uwMirlor
to Hept. SO, 1701, would hnve to m con
tent with homemudu stuff for tho next
21 yours, na it befell in tho sequel.
The silk and woolen weavers had
boon hostile from tho outset to the use
of printed calicoes, whether of oriental
or (lomestio nmnufucturo. During De
cember, 1719, the iiouso of pnrliainont
wero iuuudutod with petitions against
thoso stuffs, end on March 211, 1721,
tho royul assent was given to an act (7
Ueorgo I, statute 1, ohnpter 7), "to
preserve and eucoiuugo tho woolen aud
silk imiiiufiictiiiva of this kingdom and
for nioro elTectnal employing tho pour,
by prohibiting tlio uso and wear of nil
priutod, painted, tnincd or dyed cali
coes in apparel, household stuff, furni
ture and otherwise." Notes und tne
riua. It wus said ot Dr. Johnson that he
always tulltodn though ha wero tuking
an oath. Ho detested tho habit of lying
or prevnricuting iu tho slightest degree
and would not allow his servants to
say he was not at home if ho wis. "A
servant's strict regard for tho truth."
said he, "must bo weakened by such a
prautioe. If I accustom my servant to
toll a lie for mo, have I not reason to
apprehend that he will toll thorn for
himself?" A strict adherence to truth,
the doctor considered as ftsiicwd obliga
tion, und lu roluting the smallest anec
dote he would not allow himself the
minutest additiou to embellish his story.
Oram twrtfir.
Admiral I'orter was forever running
Into print, and hi penchant for thli
kind of thing wa n source of great n
noyaucfl to Grunt, who wa bl stanch
friend.
Wbut do you think of I'orter a an
admiral?" wa asked of the general on
one occasion.
"Why." replied (Jranl, with qnlet
amlle, "he would be the greatest admi
ral since Nelson If ho had never learned
to write," Kxohnngo,
Tba Vmiurt of Travel,
"What I rapid transit, Uncle
Chrla?"
"Itanld transit? Wbv. It 11 eioctrlo
mn which Lave to run ao fat that they
never atop to take on paaaengurs. "De
troit rrea frost.
A Trio of Holla.
The following remark la by ft high
land clergyman. In hi aermon preached
In small clsurck In Strathspey, after
Inveighing against slotbfulneai, be said
In closing, "Do yon think Adam and
Eve went about the garden of Eden
with their hand In their pocket?"
Last year, lu tho north of Ireland,
tho following came under my observa
tion. In ft hotel tho porter, for my In
formation and dutifully in furtherance
of tho interest of hi employer, re
marked, "If you want a drive, sir, you
needn't go out of the hotel," meaning,
of course, that carriage formed part of
the establishment. Another bull was
In ft conversation overheard between
two workmen. One pot the ques
tion, "Were you acquainted with 8o-Bud-so?"
to which tho r-p!y was, "No;
he wa dead hi foro I knew him."
An Irish friend of mine wn describ
ing a dinner party ho bad been at. It
wa a gri ut success, a two noted talk
ers wero present, each of whom wa
tulklug so fust tlmt neither could get in
a word. SM-tiitor.
The Marketing Point
Tho factory
for affording
tho people of
conio upon
As the Great Manufacturing: Center
of the Pacific Coast
OREGON C1TV
Is Coming to be One of the
THE PKODUCE
Get our Prices
ja aioanlala of lalpaor.
The "Houfrlcio," or sulphurous
niouiituin, 1 considered to lie the great
est natural curiosity of Ht Lucia, and,
in fact, of the West Indie. It is situ
ated about half an hour's ride from the
town of Koufriero, to which it has given
it li a ni',, and nearly two miles to tho
cast of tho i'itous, and I at the foot of
two small dills, both of which are
quite bare of vegetation on the side
fuuiug tho crater.
It cover a space of about three acres
and I crusted over with sulphur and
alum. Thcro are several caldrons In a
perpetual state of ebullition. The water
1 quite black in the larger one and
boil up to the height of two or three
foot, but lu the (mailer one it is quite
clear.
Visitor never full to boil some egg
in one of the smaller caldrons, obtain
them froio one of the creolo guides,
wuo luteti a s'ifiiilv on hand on nuroose.
Tobawro la Enslaad.
In regard to tho suggestion which 1
sometimes made that one way to relieve
agricultural depression In this country
would be fur the government to allow
and even to encourage the growth of to
bacco, it may be interesting to note bow
long the prohibition ha lasted and bow
sternly it has been enforced. This may
be gutliered from the following extract:
"Cornet Wakefield with a party of
borsii marching out of (jlocest-r upon
thu lust of July to Wiuchuome and
Cheltuum f j destroy the Tobacco plant
ed iu those pints, the Country did list
against them in a great Ixrfiy, to the
number of A or (loo, giving them very
revileiug aid thntnii.g si.cjhes, evu
to kill them hop") and inuii, if tcut he
and his Huldicis did come on, iusoiuuch
that thn tuuiult b'-i-ig 'i c r- - t, I 4 wa
oonstruiix-d t d-iw o(T un 1 n-tliirv
more done" (M.jrtt.r us i'o!i!ic:i 2:
July-0 Atlil If.r.Si. 'naiiml QuHrin
- OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
towns of the East are noted
the best market to the neigh
boring farmers and gardeners in proportion
to the population of any of the towns in
that section. The reason for this is that
these towns have a fixed in
which they can always depend,
and, as a consequence, they are liberal buy
era, paying cash for all their purchases. ,
Best Marketing Towns in the State
This is proven every day by the number
of farmers, who are to be seen on its streets
selling their produce, who, until just the
last few years, sought the markets of other
towns. The system of macadamized roads
that is being built into all parts of Clack
amas county, will enable all the people ol
this county to share in the profitable mar
ket that Oregon City affords. If, as it is
sure to do, the demands of Oregon City in
crease in the next five years as it has in the
past five years, this city will rank next to
Portland as a market place for
of the Farmer
on Job Printing.
Bil l i LTa-? .
I I M JJT r
School Supplies Z 3g2?&
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Works ever ottered are to be found in our
stork. Considerable car ha b"en taken
to procure the most recent production of
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the matter of print, paper and binding they
re simply perfection.
Pencils, per, pens, ink and all the
odds and ends which are necessary for aid
In tb purtuit of knowledge are here at
mall price.
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W. II. HURLBURT,
Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Or.
F. E. DONALDSON, Agent,
Oregon City.
EAST AND SOUTH
-VIA-
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Express Trains leave Portland Daily.
Sou.h I I North,
6:0(Jr. a. Lv Portland Ar U:3o a. a.
:Mr. a. Lv Oreoni:ity Lv 8:40 a. a,
7:45a. a, Ar 8. Kranclaco Lv 8:00 r.a.
The above trains stop at all stations be
tween Portland, Baleui, Turner,
Marion, Jefferson, Albany, Tangent, Shedds,
Halsey, Ilarrisburg, Junction City, Eugene,
Cottage Urove, Drain, Oakland and all sta
tions from Koseburg to Ashland inclusive
Kebatt tickets on sale between Portland,
Snprsiuento and San Francisco. Net rates
$17.00 tirst class and $11.00 second class in
cluding sleeper.
Katei and tickets to Eastern points and
Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO
LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can txsobtamed
from K. E. BOYD, ticket agent, Oregon City
K03EBURO HAIL (Daily!.
8 8UA. a. I Lv Portland Ar
9:38a. a. j Lv OreuonClty Lv
i:M r. a.) Ar Koseburg Lv
4:30 r.a
l::f.
7:801.
West Side Division.
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVAIXIB.
Mall Train, Dally (Except Sunday.)
7:80a.M. I
II Ma.m. I
Lv
Ar
Portland Ar
Onrrallis Lv
6:Wr.
1.20 P.s
At Albany and Corvallls connect with tralm
of Oregon Cenir.il A Enstern Railroad.
Express Train Dailv (Except Sunday)
4:M)r.a. I
Lv Portland Ar 8:25a. a
7: r. a. I Ar McMluuville Lv I5:W)A.
8 30p.a. Ar Iailepeudenoe Lv 4:50. a.
R.KOKHLEB,
Manager.
C. H. MARK HAM,
Ass't Q. t. and pass. Agent
Eii
3
Li.
PORTLAND TO
THE DALL :m
By the fast
and com
modious ateamer
Regulator
Leaves Portland daily exc-t.i
Sunday at 7 a. m.
Thin ia the Great Scenic HonNt,
All tourist admit that the ecenery
on the Middle Columbia is not f
celled for beauty and grandeur tit
the United States. Full informf
tion by addressing or calling or
J.N. HARNEY, Agem
Tel. 914. Portland, Or,
Office and wharf, foot of Oak -
FOR CLATSKAN
Steamer G. W. Shav
LEAVES
Portland foot of Washington street T ;'.e
day, Thursday and Sunday evening- i t
5 o'clock. Returning, leaves Clatski.! )
Monday, Wednesday and Friday eei-
it 5 o'clock. Will pass Oak Pt-ie.t
0:30. Arrive in Portland 1 :30 ft. m.
This Is the nearest and most dirwt
Shaver Transportation Cc.
SCHEDULES OF TIMET.
SOCTHERS FACIF1U RAILWAY
aoKTB BUCSD.
Jallfomla ExDreu (through)
" - iri Local (way ataiiona)
t JOi m.
. J.3U p. ia.
OCTH EOL SD.
K weburg Local (way nations)
California Eipres (tbrouijh
97 a m
: p hi
.POSTAL SCliEDLLt.
by socthsrh rarirtc RiaaoAD.
Mill closet go ng Soi ih, 8:'0 n,
fallcioaes -oiug So.ith,9 Wa. m and :2lp u
Ma ldimr bu ed from .Snrih 7 30 p.m., 10 1J .
al-dldia ilbut-d Imui rou u il.lua.rn., 8:40 . .nv
by XAirr sins Ei.KC-.Bic Lisa. '
Mall closet lor I'.ir: nd a: d d.t'rl' uli f
pointa, I? iio.ni, nd 4:46 . ui.
M ulcloet 1-r M.Uuu.te oniy, 8:45 m..
iitip. in.
Mail rrlvca from P tU-id, 11:30 a. m. a 1
4:15 p. in.
SID BOITKS.
Orei on Citr to Elv. Carua. Mullno. Liberal an)
Molalia leaves at 12 m. and arriyea at 12 m,-
dT- . .. ..
Oregon v;uy to ueaver oreea, ami, nitra
Meadow Brook. I'nton Mills, and Coltn,leaTeB
at 6 a. in. Monday, Wednesday and Jay, ,
and returns on following dart at 4:33 p. m
Oregon City to Viola, Logan ana Kelianj
lea rea Oregon City Monday, Wednesday ai.,1
r'ridayat l.uO u. m., leaving V loia same aayf
at 7:00 a. m.
Orogon City to Willamette, Btsirori auS
WilionvUle, arrive at lu:30 a. ui. aud leave- at
11:30 a. m. daily.
General deliyery window Is open on fcnwi v
from 10 to 11 a. m. All Utien iltUp-.'d int &
box all lie door U promptly eft off Ban .a
aa on other d -lya.
All Eattern mill that It delayed ml tlls J
rrlve oj 8.30 a. m., a P. train will come vu 8
O'clock or 4:15 eiectric ear.
NOBLITT'S STABLES
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECON CITY.
LOCATED BETWEEN THE BRIDGE AND
DEPOT.
Double and Single Risrs, and sad
dle horses always on hand at the '
lowest prices. A corral! connected
with the barn for loose stock.
Information reeardintt any kind or
stock promptly attended to by person ol
letter.
Horses Bought and Sold.
Horses Boarded and Fed on reason
able terms.
Moft's Nervrerine Pills
- The great
remedy tot
nervous pro-
tratioo aail
all nervoy
diseases cf tf
hk.iUH.li AND AULU LSl.Sil. ganS ol eitHflr
sex, such as Nervous Prostration, Failingjy
tost Manhood, Impotency, Nightly Em
sions, Youthful Errors, Mental worry, e.
cessivc use of Tobacco or Opium, whic
lead to Cmsumption and Insanity. SljDL
per box by mail) 6 boxa for $5.00.
1,'iOTTS CHEMICAL CO., Prop's, CleTclsnrJ. CX
For sale by C. Q. Hontl6,v
Wanled-An Idea 2S5S3
7TOtct ynnr Ideas: they may brlna yon wv;.a.
Write JOHN WK.DDEKllt'RN CO., Patent AH-m.
neya. Washington, D. c. fur Ihelr fl.an praa eUaw
aud list of to kundnd u?-uoua wau(w
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