OltKOOK CITY KNTKIU'IilSK, FRIDAY, KKHKUARV 17, 1800.
Vrfitvl.'ntrnri;(Jtl'l'" '"' l'r'""rvc ""'.ir '!'
lutllmhed Kvery Krldcty.
L. I- I'OUIKK, rB. rKiTo.
C1IAS. A. KITCH. City
One year '
tin month .,""
...i .lion tn month.. .
A diacvunt ot M cent on til iubcnijllon
br on ra'. M cent lor ui 1..0..1K if
Adverlm.te. given on application.
Rubacriber. .ill B...I ." d "J
notify m and w. will ' ' ,u
Entered al the poate-me I" lr" Cit
Or., a aroond clas nutter.
A9EST8 TOR Till ENTERPRISE.
Bavrr Creek..
Canby
Clarkama
Milwaukie
I'nion Mills...
Headow Brook
hew Kra
Wilaonvill
I'arki.l .....
htallord
Muhno
1'arui
Molalta
Vanpiaru
Uuttrvide
Aurora
Orvill
KaRle Creek...
Iamaaru
handy .
Currinavtlle....
Cherry ville
Maraud .
Such n splutter you'd ft thought
every old hen i I'liu-kamus county
hml Ixh n driven ofVtheir rerpective
iii'ftn at the niot inopportune
moment jHvsilio. liiownell ought
to he nshame! of himself. Mail ho
have hoen on the ground niul have
M-en ft few of the tuition cut in Ore-
... -:... t... .,i,;.i nf liU n vim i ll
al;gou vn ") i ... -
, l ' friends when that news reached the
M . , il- ... I.. t.l
county Jinigc a onirw no
have (iinileil.
lut this hill i t no wicked,
after all. Oregon is hut one of the
very few states which does not pro
vide ppecifically fr ft mparnte
board for transaction of county
business, and our own constitution
provides for the very plan eni
Imdied in Urownell's hill. In
nearlv every state the county judge
has nothing to do with the work of
the county court. As our ltfoplo
WHY NOT WEAR
1 Mil,
IT !
FOR
CCWARE OF IMITATIONS.
LADIES or
GENTLEMEN.
McKittrick
"The Shoe Man,"
Sole Agent,
OKEGON CITY, OR.
( 01 XI V t'tH'HT.
'rr..nlln of Hie llenlir rVI.nu.iy
v,. .11.
vor Tin ir.
irkii.il.ili'i Coiiuli "'l Conanmptl"ii
,. -1,1, 1, m noil fur llm aiimll pfleiMil
i Ml rniilM tnl II . ' ""I
.. .. ......II ! M.,k.. lll.lurl ' . . .... ,l. I.mIIIii I. Ml k Mix! we will m-
i, I Hjil J " ' K I ' OIM'iiim
1 . . kj. I.I f., iiv.iv
....I , ,...r mi ill t V . Hold
luii't .-
v. M. oil llll Jill." ItllKM'
will discover, if this l-ill U coniesn
...Pr. T. B. Thomas
lieo. Kt.iirht
...A. aiainer j , ....
o-r wiK-nik-eri law. their interests will w
;;l!!:::!::j served hy a UnirJ of mm whose
....w. i. .Neirrt , . n-.tnsihility and only duty
.nenrT mut) i - - . .
is to run the couiuy ousine.-s
t i.r... liin.U are eiven the con-
.ll'. lli,v .......... -'r---
.VhKltrol of the printing as well as pur
V.'ri M. Harin.an I -hsini? (,f ut'llieS. It will llieail
II Jeniili.irK r ' "
now than there was a century ago.
The present questions of expansion
. . . -i . i . t:i......
etnootlv no greater ihtiih u mnn;
i:iiat to i'iiu.
Tlir woman ho la lovely In fre, fmrn
ami temper will aUayiliavo Itu-n.U, nt
one wliowouui i aiuti"n ....,-,..,.
'than were rmUi.lie.1 hv the Indian 1 ti.r l..-attl lfah in weak, alekly ami
' ' 1 I . lilt. -
..t L. K"ell
Aft
arvl
..J.Q i:e
. T. How.
K'ttcr i'l1"'"110" Blul 11,0 ,WT0 'l,u'hllon
than were euilracel Iy the Louisi
ana purchase and the acquisition
of Texas.
What would U thought of JetFer
son today if he had let slip Napo
li. jennii.ini i - - , ,.
Henry A.Si.y.n-r ja better ami cheaper service ior an
L J. lerJiit, , ..., .n,i latilllHt-
H. Wlihern
..J. C. Klliott
'. K. (I.i tst ti
' .. . ieo. J. Curnn
.Mr. M. J. Hammer
Atlolpli Aborl
iTTbe way to InllJ np Orf roo llty
b U tUe OrrfBo City Teople jour
ralroaairf.
concerned. What would le still bet
ter would be township organization.
One man power is not a good thing.
This holds R'hxI in county as well
as in state and national affairs. A
practical application of T.rowneU's
bill will demonstrate the wisdom of
its adoption.
all run down, ah wllll nervoiia ami
iiriUl-le. It aim lia cmiflipatinn or
kil-ny iroiil.le, lier linpnrw ll'l will
cam pimplea, blott ln-a, akin rrnpli-na
ii.l a wretched romplexion. KUlrie
r.itteri i Hie tet nieilicmo 111 llm worlj
toreuulate atomacli, liver and kldneya
The American volunteers make
the best soldiers In the world.
They did the fighting at Manila.
Only two republicans. Hoar of
Massachusetts, and Hale of Maine,
voted against the ratification of the
treaty.
Oregon celebrated her fortieth
birthday Tuesday, the state having
been admitted into the Union Feb
ruary 14, IS-j'J.
Apmibal Dewey now is bis title,
by the grace of the United States
senate; and long may he live to
njoy it and its attendant honor3.
With this issue, Mr. Fitch re
signs his position as city editor,
having secured a similar position
on a paper at Chehalis, Washington.
The bill reducing the salaries of
several Clackamas county officials
nased both bouses. The
salary of the sheriff is reduced
tnllTOO. ckrk to $1500 and re
corder to 11200. The law does not
go into effect until the expiration
of the present officers terms.
' Senator Bkow.nell'b bill for the
election of road overseers by the
people has passed both houses. It
is a measure asked for by a great
. many farmers and taxpayers in
this county and will no doubt prove
to be a ereat improvement over the
M nlnn of annotating these
officials.
HKMIY WATTIUSON.
The
Ureal Iiuoerallc Editor
MtaniW for :pnl.
Who
1 1 UN
IT is authoritatively stated that
the Carnegie Steel Company two
years ago started a savings bank for
its workmen, to encourage them to
save their money. Now it holds
over a million dollars of their de
posits, as no one not employed in
the works is allowed to deposit.
Six per cent is paid on all deposits,
so the employes of the works are
securing at least $ 00.000 per annum
in interest in addition to their
wages. The bank also makes pro
visions to loan money to employes
who wish to build homes, and many
houses have been built in Home
stead, Braddock and Duquesne in
this manner.
TIE A.NO IMtKLKS.
the DassaKe of
tun a-.w ' i
Rrownell's bill creating a separate
board of county commissioners for
the transaction of county business
exclusively, created quite a breeze
in the court house, which soon
spread all over town and the firet
Salem bound train took County
Judge Ryan, Sheriff Cooke, Editor
Cheney and others to the capital
wr A vorv heavv brick had
VII J J
dropped right into the middle of
their pie and they all joined nanus
to beseech Governor Geer to veto
As I am under none of the res
ponsibilities or restraints of leader
ship and may say what I think
without any fear of consequences, I
am entirely free to express the
opinion that Cuba and Porto Rico
and the Philippines are with us
and to stay. Nothing except some
over-whelming wave of disease and
death sweeping across these tropic
regions and carrying our soldiers
off as by a dry rot can save the op
ponents of national expansion irom
defeat. Their solo hope tor uwis
national calamity. In 196 it was
fancied, and they lost. U it be
real, but only so, they may win in
1900.
Tl.ft far-reaching question in
volved by these untoward events is
not sentimental, but commercial.
Europe is getting to the Pacific by
it.o AoUtic route. With an actual
Tacific coast front of 2000 miles,
Alaska away up north, and Hawaii
far out at sea, we could not escape
our duty I will not say our des
tiny even if we would.
We must build, we are going to
build, the Nicaragua canal. We
must have, we are going to have,
the greatest navy in the world.
Isolation is impossible. The
world's fight, this 19th century,
waB liberty. The coming century
it will be markets.
With the "open door" right
ahead of us, with the country uni
ted, with the bloody shirt in the
clo' basket, old party issues pass
away and the politics or the tuture
tnmB uoon the details of the ex
pansion which is already here, not
upon expansion uselt.
Mpuntime. how can the local
loaders of the localized democracy
expect to win national battles, or
very long to exist as a nauonai or
ganization, arrayed as so many of
them are arrayed against me
whole trend of modern thought
and movement? - Their voice
sounds, as I hear it, like that voice
which 40 years ago preached for
divine origin of African slavery and
the sovereign kingship of cotton,
only to lure the . South to its ruin.
From that ruin the South is not
vet wholly recovered.
It is an expansion, in the canal,
in the "short cut" to the Pacific,
that the Southern states will find
the speediest solution of the indus
trial problems with which they
have to deal, and I am simply
amazed that any Southern leader
who thinks himself a statesman
that any Southern newspaper call
ing itself a public journal cannot
Invalid. Only 60 centa at (. A.
inx'a Prui Stor
Valaulc i:raitlnn.
An i;r JtiJ. bm Skin Kruptloiit rob life
. f I .. !..;..' Amir Kilt , rurel
ui . - noil ii inn i. iiii p'ij- -
them : also old. running and lever aorea, mom W4irtnU r .lrwn In fvr .,1 .Mr.
ulcer, loil, felona. rorii, wrt. cut,
liruiw. burn. call cnppei iiann.
.... i . , . . . ii.. ....... .... ..).
llitlliiain, I'eav puo turn on
IVive out pain and ache. OnW 2"
cl. a box. ('urn Kiiarantrvd. fcul.I ,y
Geo. A. Harding, dniioci't.
IWalaliava In ttia city at Jolmaou't
burlier ahop -
son ouay u ,.c . .... -
fcWs tdler to sell I.ouH.a,m, and if . mJ ,m PV1U.,M ,(,v,,y akin,
France yet held tho umutli f the ... cwllll.t.Bi0Il. n inaka hI-
Mississippi? What of Jackson , ikin, charmlnit woman ol a run-low n
and .Monroe if the Hag ol pain, or
some other power, still floated from
St. Augustine to Key West?
Except that brave, far-seeing
men took the expansion bull by
the horns against the fears of U-
richt. patriotic men. like Senator
Hoar and those of his democratic
colleagues, like Senators Jones and
Vest and Daniel, who cling to an
old order that is eone, and gone for
ever, tho United States would be to
day, if a United States at al!, strug
gling on the American continent,
of Europe; England on tho north
of us, Spain or Mexico on the south
of us, with heaven only knowg
what enemies in the West.
But the Jeffersons and the Jack
sons, building upon the discern
ment of Honne and Clarke, believed
in the all conquering spirit of re
publican institutions and of Chris
tian civilization, led by Anglo
Saxon valor and they went forth
undoubtingly to plant the flag
symbol of th'se as far as they
could carry it.
So with Houston ami hrenioni.
So let us hope w'ith McKinley and
Dewey and the boys in blue, that
ure stacked up behind them.
We have solved the problems of
the century that is gone. They
w
lay upon the Atlantic seaboard.
The problems of the century lie
uion the shores of the Pacific.
P.inicinu are the wor.l ol the great
Bishop Berkeley, with a larger meaning:
"Westward the course ol empire take
its way.
The four drat acts already past ;
A tilth ehall close the drama with the
day;
Time's noblest ofT-rinjr U the last.'
Handkerchiefs ol all description cot
ton, linen, enibroWsiiwl swim, for
ladies fc-ents and children at the Hacket
tore. .
BIliousneM. rlrPia. t of ppe'!,f.
I irt. ocivounrM, hi.uihc,
Money to loan
Hedges & Gmrrmi.
at lowest rate.
1 I. . I . I. in. a Lltlil jin.l l'Uin
or fullnra f the atomach after meU. coM
chill ami fliuhitiE of b'l. lioititea of
t)rrmh-lhee are the bUtik rhnpjr ot
nhvMcal bankroptcr. Take thrm to a
phy.u un and he will 6U them up with the
name of aome more or lr wriou tllwaae.
Kvery time Hut you carry one of them to
hira you draw out aome of your fund in
tbe Hank of Health Keep it up, and there
will aoon lie no fund In the treasury.
The man who auffrr from thee dl
order and neglect them will aoon he in
the rclrntlen irra-p of aome fatal ilieae.
If he ia naturally narrow chrnt-J and bl
low lunifed, it will protwhly be ronaump.
lion; if, hi f-tUer or mother diid of par
lyi or ome nervou trouble, it will
probably be nenrou eahution or proba
tion, or even inanity ; if there i a taint .n
the family blood, it will be blood or akin
diaease; if be live in a new or a low,
awampy country, It will be m itarla; it he
live a life of eipo"1". "'"T rh0'
matira. There i ju-t one aafe coiire fof
a man to follow who find htinaclr out or
aorta and aum-ring from the aymptom
deacribed. It i to renort to Dr. I'lrree'
Golden Medical Discovery. Tin medicine
make the apatite keen, correct all div
order of the diirention, render aanmila
tion tterfret, invlicorate the liver, putifie
and enri"he the bhwd nd build firm,
t...iil, Ar.h and nerve tiaatie. It cure
almot all dieae that rr.ull from insuf
ficient r improper nourinhment of the
brain and nerve. Bronchial, throat, and
even lun affection, when not too far ad
vanced, readily yield to it.
"I took Or rierre' Golden Mwllrnt tl"nrery
f.- Hnema." write. I W llarnliart. of No 44
I Witt MreM. Ilunalo, N. V., "nd It com
pletely cured me."
Tin
M.ittoil l!i.uimliil""
i... i. r...U..,l thill at it r.'U'iliir l''rm "I
II... .Miinlv emit for th limy '' rl " mid M cenla,
V,.,m .,UVl,.. s.hili.v.d l ei.r.m.y.lv",
i, tl, and the H ' r
nMm . ,c.ll.,r trim i'l auid co.i.t
i-r,..,...i. ii-t rK'
Kliuxr I'iv.n. clerk; J. J. t -.
WI..M 1 a term ol asld iimrl ia be-
Mn and h. I I Wcdncaday the Ml. day
of h ,mry.lH'".lh'aumelH...t ..' I .at
Wedniadav liiaai.l in"'"'' i.
i .i i .. i..' i..r il.n llf.i ilitv ol auld tr M
ol ..u.t lor the liaii-acti.m ;( county
hu.'i.cM: IWi.t. I !......
...i.... u V I,.,U. and J. It. M"rloll,
lllilKi , .-" " - , .
o..ii.ini.aioi.rr; VMm'I Iioii, clerk ; am
J. J. I'ookn. aherill.
IVlititm id John r'cra-i-aon, et al, lr a
count v road: Ordered that W II t ..un
..II, J S Ki.tw nd I'lev Hoimtor l and
arebereh) appoint"! viewer hi meet at
place ol hiKiiiiiliU ol aal.l road on the
:'0lh luy el t-chriinrv, to view and locatu
aaid road; K I' lUndi to aiirvey.
IVtition .-I J I. Voa'-eiK. el al. lr a
ehaiiviilM the AU'-tiethv nad : Or.l I
that J S Ki-!c. V I' t'-n.""" '" l''"v
S ,.r view, to liiei l at place ol brHC
(.IliU llll f I h LM'h : K I Hand to anrvv.
Apphcaiioii ol W A ii.ir lor i.mi.U.mi.
of laea: The curt U-inrf fiillv a li-l
.11 .1 . .... f.,r l,i -if, r ICl-Ht I" t"l .'e
and a. h ol lae., I reunited 'ii a. . :m,
f.'. rHe.
Appl.calh.n ol ! ' Jn.-lc l-r teini
aioiiol taua: laxe remttwd on pay
ment o .11 to cover ll and h" il
taxr on land In arc ;tn, t 3 . r H', e. the
coiitity relninulahinu all nabl r ninl
hy purchiii lax aa!e.
ilter ol Jud;. arttlemclit of taV"
on .eh. ol land in arc M. t II a, I s'j e lor
V whuh waa approved.
Bill ol K.dniit A oll auani't tin.tave
(It I. if I lli.it
j warra'tita l.e helil by clerk .r Ui hiiit A
Km until lull ia aijmen ' ""
liioin warrant lir ilr. an in .
I'll ke until lie appear and ah-iw chih'
why he lio.llil Ix kept on pauper inn.
IVtition lor I' jMiarkey.rt al, lor a
county road: Ordered thai John l-w-ellen.lireetl
.Mavlleld and tieorrfo Ue
be apintrd vieaera to meet at place ol
beK.nmng Feb Sid and that K I Hand
turvey.
Matter ol lnidk'e in diairlct -I e-
(erred to JmlK".
Matter ol euUcriplion ht of donation
work fn K D No 3 ol N W I u '.
al; Work lo U on l"ep Creek and
Well.erby roa'l Uid over. !
.Matter of iMiiindary nuea n nwi
v... 'to :ti. ant I'll: retition ri
L'....k v..,,i ;.7iwl..-r lor a iIivi.i.jII
ol aaid diairlct and the court la.intf lullv
adviaanl it I l.eiehy ooleirj llial all Hml
part ol It I No a I) ii tl aoulh ol the
center line ol the Tualatin river U at
tached to and made pari ol It l o JI.
I hat that parlol K l NoItO l)ii will.ln
the boundary line ol Weal Oregon City
vi.tiiiil precinct bo detached Iroui aaid
U I) N30 and le made into a roauoia
trict to I e known a K I No Si and that
V t Buker be apliiil'd uirviof ol
aaid tiw dltrlcl No i.
Mailer ol the m UIioii ol J Oil M.an
nun. et al, lot the divialoii ol It l No IS :
Now t-ou.ea John Miai.tioii and 112 other
pray inn lor the dlvi.ion ol K l No IS a
lo wit: tuiiiiiieiii ilii; on the
north Jnundary line ol autd .liHlrict al
the lull an tion corner ltween arc 15
and IT.', thence aoulh on one hall w-cllon
line ihroiinh tho cei ler ol aectioii '.'2 27,
nf over fifty
I'll, ii '.' cent
t'. (i. Huntley, the Prnn-
MOV A 10 1 PI.
Haa luili.d with dlaunal from an
nlhniwUe lovable Kl'l IHi an onVl.alvu
breath. Ka.rat'lover ll.-t Tea pu.lllea
the breath by U tl on the bowel,
etc., a nolhlna '" '
.... .I.i.lutn Kiiarautee. I'rlie 2) it,
,dfs da. ('. H'Milley O'o I'Mh'Ui..
i I TIVi: HOl.lCI lollH WANTED
Aeverv.hrr. I..r " I h- Motf ol II.
,,an loll.. War I 'partio.nl.
... wrltlr.l h. army .a.i.l-a at r.. tt
rl.co. on II- I'a' H'c '' , M" ""
lo II,. h,...iial. al II..M..I..IU. '' ";'
K.o.K. I AmeH.au Ire... bra at Mnll.
Ii, l,. ..irK...e..... "It'" A KU.I.al.l... oil
IN .In k ol U.a Mn.,.la will. Peary, a-.d
l ro.rot ban. i " l,"l;
l..i.i ..r .,-ri.i.. H'lioiul u"K.nal
, , l,,rr. !... K -... ...ehl I bot.H
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Kriv.... pM.i.alll.v ,,,f1'n.lrl.lx.
!,.!, ir,- A t I r T lUii-er. .Vy ,
.ar I inn r '" l!l,f , 'b'1 !''
-v. ..
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fJl4Ckl"i'lhir(.
Horvlho.rr.,
Wanon Makr.
i 4th and Main t
jr-y.r M V V5- V.V
Oirk-oit City.
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ol aaid new district formed out of and by
1 11. . v' J .... I ... I ..
illvialotl ol aabl 1'ial io n ami 10 on
known a Oiat Noyu
l'etition of r M t-umner el al, lr ill
vliiniiol aaid Diet No 1H ami to be known
a Ibat No 31. . .
Petition ol IIH r ejfela, el al, lor a
diviaion ol It I) No 34, denied.
Hill ol It "coll for (ravel, reicrre.i 10
uirviaor Coiinaell.
(Jomi.talnl ol C M rinllii. In renmu 10
n..u.. I 'r....L uliiouli road: Keferred lo
llliri
riuperviaor Taylor wilh inalruclioii lo
report at once.
SurVlaor Wllaoll I report on nreiKea
in Dial No 2U: Hiiprrviaor ordered to
build aaid road.
Iteport ol HiierviHor Andro on the
Handy bridge, laid over.
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ICeK)rt 01 U W uwinua voiniiM-cr
work III Dint No M: Keport accepted
and ordered relerred to nupervlaor Tay-
'Matter ol Increaainu the allowance ol
Mr and Mr Able, county eharuea: In
creaeed from d2 to 15 't month from
March Int.
Petition for increane of allowanre for
Mra It A Wood, county charge, denied.
Matter ol tool In K I) No 27: SiiH.r
vior S'ounu ordered to turn over audi
t.uAm I.. Mn ..uruiHor elect Stanton.
vw... iv . ... -
Matter ol clerK nnn recorder lee ior
January: Clerk. IWB5; recordcr'a,
I!I7 25.
i:i. ....... ! our l ion ol cnrninlHH in
illlionpsu - !'' '
.... ... i.ul ii.rni Allowed H K Mark. 3
dav ami Inlie, ft l '", iv morion,
r i ,io it. .am iui
4 day ami w iiiui-a, t ii.uw.
Adjourned lo meet Fiidny, Feb 17th.
(Continued next week.)
I low to Mab lemonade.
A lcnionude mny bo a flat, tiintnleH
bfivenigo or ft dulicntn, (leHclnim nnd rn
freahtiiK drink, iced to juKt tho proper
point and poHHCHHlnn n number of min
tiUug fluvora, lllio a aupurior orloutul
abiirbfai.
To iiiuko such a lemonndo Nlinve otT
tho peel of fori i lemonH into a lurKo onp
of w liter. Add a pound of an gar, nnd
noil tno Nimp ior ten minutes. Thoro
Rlionld be liberal pint or thick Mm p.
Add f.hn lllicu r.f rim Imrinna nnd url.nr..
evor pulp ciin ho prcHwd through tbo
iqneeer. Toko out all tho need euro--fully.
Add threo litro oupa of water to
tbo lomoiiude Hirnn mid limit tho mix.
turo thnrooKhly. Add, finally, half a
ctip of tho pulp of a blood nrnnKo, cut
into bitfl, ami the narno amount (if well
augared piiieapplo chopped very flno.
Bet tho luiiioiiiido whore it will bocomo
Ico cold. Add a laldeHpnonfnl of cniHlicd
Ico to every tnniblerf ui of lemonade and
mi up ino kIuh vrlta tun ohillotl lever-
V la
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FERRYS
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1
pARMERS . . .
of care and
Full Measure of Feed
At Iho
City Stabler
W.H. YOUNC, Prop.,
Hugcuwir to
ago.
Your teiiin will have the uet
CO
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Sol
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la
4-
W. H. Cook.''r'
ft:
Livery Rigs on Short Notice, i to
Telephone No. 42. I Kr
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TrFTftl th
yi u -
iff Dk Shilohsli
Gnsumplion )
cure
Thl I beyond nue.tlon the
mo.l aiiccin.ful ( oukIi M.ill
elm ever known to acleiicei a
lew dime Inv.irlnbly cum tho
wor.t riiae. i,( ( uiiKh, Croup
and Ilioni hill, whlln it won
.lerfnl an. i en In the cur. of
rnimiimiiilnn I without a par.
..Mi l in lhelil.ini yof medicine,
hlnca Ita flut diwovery It haa
Iwen Ml lilt f.n a Dln.r.nl.n. M
text which no other medicine
can aland. If you have a
l iitiKh, we earne.lly ak yu
to li y it. In t'nited State and
Canndn S!v., fou. nnd !., and
in Kiiwluud U, Sfd., ad. and
4. (VI.
!5.C.Wells&Cois
L EROY. NY LSI K
HAMILTON, CAN.
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