OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JUNE t. 1906.
J Oil Cor respondents' Corner I
Brlcl Hits of Gossip From Al! Pirtiol th County. ,
DOVER.
School closed In District No. M last
Friday. Th entertainment In tho af
tfrnooii was enjoyed by unite n num
ber of parents and friends of the pu
pils Miss Chittenden left for Port
land Saturday followed by the good
wishes of all her pupils.
A. .T. Kitamlller is on the sick list
William Roberts is levins Um foun
dation for a new resilience. Watch
Dover crow.
A baby girl came to gladden the
hearts of Mr. and Mrs Joseph IV
Shazer on Wednesday. May H,
Walter Kltzmillor has the measles.
Mrs. Dr. Roberds of Ragle Creek,
was called Sunday to attend tirandnia
DeShazer. who is suffering from an at
tack of lumbago.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J Kitmiller spent
several days In Portland last week.
Post Master Charles A. Keith, is
fdowlly recovering under Dr. C. H. T.
Atwood's treatment.
The Sehlman family expect to go
to their new home east of the moun
tains about the first of June.
Alex Bens, of Farmington. who late
ly purchased the Henry Desharer farm
was in Dover a short time ago looking
over his place with the view of mak
ing some much needed improvements.
The prospect for early apples in
this vicinity is very good.
Dr. Walters is making preparations
to fence his farm has set out an ap
ple orchard and planted quite a plot
to English walnuts. "Watch Dover
grow."
Sunday school at I o'clock; preach
ing at 3 o'clock, by Rev. Joseph Pat
ten Dover M. E. Church.
ANCIENT ROME
is now merely a memory of the past.
Ballard's Snow Ointment Is the family
liniment of the twentieth century. A
positive cure for Rheumatism, burns,
cuts, sprains, neuralgia, etc., Mr. C.
H. Runyon, Stanberry. Mo., writes:
"I have used Snow Liniment for Rheu
matism and all pain. I can't say
enough in its praise."
Sold by Huntley Bros. Co.
SHUBE L
The Socialists had two speakers at
our school house Saturday evening,
but the crowd was small for this neigh
borhood. But as there happened to
be some Democrats and possibly some
Republican beer in the neighborhood
It drew the biggest crowd. Oh, Lord,
how long will the political grafter and
office seeker try to get votes by fur
nishing wet and dry goods to the voter?
Right here I would like to say to the
Socialists and to W. W. Mvers in par
ticular, why do they not help nomin
ic guou men in me primary election j
bp registering with one or the other
of the old parties and the chances are
(I mean voters') would help nominate
men who are socialists at heart if we
(I mean the voters) thought they I
were me oest men. but as Mr. Myers,
uiniKs me aireci primary law is no
gooa wny in me name ol common
sense does he not get to work and
write up such a one as seems perfect
to him and let the voters read it. and
let them judge its merits. If I am not
mistaken, and I think I am not. the
majority of voters said we are willing
to try the present law possibly It
could be, bettered' some, but believe !
If Mr. Myers or all the Socialists to-j
gether would get up some law they i
would find at its first trial, that there
might be some improvement made in ' father over Sunday. seems to be repenting at leisure.
It. and it seems to me (being very Geo Lazelle has just finished clear- ' St;V(.rai 0f our sports are talking of
hard to understand anythingi very ing an eight-acre field and is putting i ,j0nK to the mountains to catch speck
atrange that a man would oppose ev- It to potatoes. je(j oeauties. We hope them all kinds
erything that was done by someone I Mrs. Corbitt, of Mulino. has beenj()f sliccegg anj be sure that the suck
else because it was not just as he visiting at the home of Mr. Geo. erg are "not at the big end of the fish
would like to have it. knowing it was
a step in me ngni direction.
m I
How to Break up a Cold.
It may be a surprise to many to
learn that a severe cold can be com-
pieieiy uroKea up in one or iwo days
f. , X . . . . . .
ume. ine irrst symptoms oi a cold especially val-
are a dry loud cough, a profuse watery - . - " 'f , . " 1 .
discharge of the nose and a thinable: ,s"re n'ppl"8' "h1aPped
,v,u., wv,n burns, frost bites, chilblains, chronic !
" """"s - " i
Chamberlain's cough remedy is taken
immediately on the first appearance of
these symptoms, it counteracts the ef
fect of the cold and restores the sys
tem to a healthy condition within a
day or two. For sale by Howell &
Jones.
MOLALLA.
Jacob Aswalt has his new dwelling
well under way.
The foundation for the M. E. Church
is being built.
B. F. Harless is getting the material
together for a new barn.
Now the farmer stands in fear and
trembling; the pests are beginning to
show up on the tender blades.
Measures are more Important than
many men! Voters, look well after
the amendments next Monday!
DAMASCUS.
And still it rains.
The Rock Creek Sunday School was
largely attended Sunday. May 27.
Mrs. Ike Castle's mother and slater
from Portland, are visiting her.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hunter spent
Sunday with Mrs Hunter's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke.
Mr. and Mrs. G- W. Feathers, from
Portland, are visiting relatives and
friends at this place.
Miss Minnie Royer, Miss Ruby
Cooke and brother Pn d spent Sunday
at the City Park In Portland.
Mr. MIrrell Newell ami sister Mae,
called on the bride ami groom, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Leigh, Saturday even
ing.
Number!
Line's busy! Long Dls
nnepi Hello Hello! will soon bethej$4$6 per head; dressed 9c; veal,
order of the day.
Arnold Smith spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents.
Mr and Mrs. H. Paulson and son
spent Sunday at Sandy
Paulson's parents.
with Mrs.
Ki mi Mtn
visiting at Mr.
stout
Mrs Harry Donley is S ponding I few
days with her mother In law.' Mrs. M.
lonley.
Several of the boys went to Port
land to see the "Made In Oregon" pa
rade They said it was fine
A HAPPY MOTHER
will see that her baby is properly
cared for- to do this a gxHid purga
tive Is necessary. Manv babies suf
fer from worms, and their mothers
don't know It -if your baby is feverish i
and doesn't sleep at nights, it Is tronb-
led w ith worms White's Cream Ver- j
mlfuge will clean out these worms In ,
a mild and pleasant way. Once tried
always used. Hive it a trial. Price
2,1c. Sold bv Huntley Bros. Co.
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CLACKAMAS.
Miss
! people who know how to take care of
The political situation is like a kal-: themselves-the majority do not. The
eldoscope. gentle shake of which caus- i liver is a most Important organ In
es an amusing or Interesting change the body. Herbine will keep it in con
in the particles I dittos . C Slmpklns. Alba. Texas.
Much good wdTk has been done on I writes: "1 have used Herbine for chills
the cemetery grounds in the past two: and fever ami find It the best medicine
weeks. IVcoration Day will be large-t 1 ever used. 1 would not be without
ly observed by the people of Clacka- It. It Is as good for children as it Is
mas ! fr grown people, and I recommend It
l he tee cream social to be given by
l tie Motners Club last week, was
postponed till Friday evening. June 9.
We are Informed that the graduating
ex. Tdses of the class tit the ninth
grade will take place 1n connection
with the social.
The sisters of Grange 298 P. of H .
will serve dinner
supper and mid-
night lunch, on Monday. June 4. at
Odd Fellow's Hall.
Several men and women members
of the 0. A. R and W. R C. of Oregon
City, visited the school In district 64.
Tuesday afternoon.
Strawberries are yielding and rip- the Woodmen will give an Ice cream
enlng well in spite of cool, cloudy t social In the near future,
weather Large quantities of this crop ; Should the rain continue much long
are taken to market from Clackamas. , er It will damage the fall wheat which
and the quality of fruit is second to is very heavy and will fall down had
none in any locality. I ly.
Mr. Aleck Robinson Is expecting to ' I.awrence Bair of Canby. was look
move to Portland where she can be ing after beef cattle here all day last
more conveniently treated for her se- week.
rlous illness. Geo. Oglesby, and sons, have taken
Mrs Hargreaves entertained friends ; a contract to cut 5t0,000 feet of saw
from Portland and Seattle last Sun- logs and will start In next week
day These logs will be sawed up by the
M. Hornberger has gone to Forest rail at Aurora.
Grove to work at his trade of wagon
making during the summer.
DON'T !
Don't let your child suffer with that
cough when you can cure it with Bal-
i lard's Horehound Syrup, a sure cure
ior cougns. juronenms. innuenza. anu j
Croup. Pulmonary diseases. I
B. B. Laughter. Byhalia. Miss , 1
writes: "I have two children who had j
croup. I tried many different reme-
dies, but I must say your horehound '
Syrup is the best (roup and tough
meuicine i ever usea.
Sold by Huntley Bros. Co.
TWILIGHT.
Miss Florence McCord visited sev-
eral days last week in Portland with
her sisters. Ethel and Helen,
Dame rumor says there is soon to
be a wedding in Mt. Pleasant,
Miss Anna Wllehart. of Oregon
City, was a guest at the home of her
bcnriener.
.miss cuhub micuui ncnucu oi
ner Grange at New Era last Satur
day.
If you know the value of Chamber-
O I ! lit J ml.h
: ... . .: ...
to tie without .It. Here are mime of the
o.. ,... ..ii
sore eyes. Itching piles, tetter, salt
rheum and eczema. Price 25 cents.
For sale by Howell & Jones.
8UNNYSIDE.
We were pleased to see Mr. and Mrs.
Griffith at Rock Creek Sunday school,
papers and lesson leaves were not on
OREGON CITY MARKET REPORT.
(Corrected Weekly.)
Wheat-No. 1, 6773c per bu.
Fl0urValley, $4.25 per bbl. Hard
wheat $4.90, Portland, $1.10 per sack.
Howard's Best, $1.25 per Back.
Oat in sacks. 11.15 ner cental.
Hay Timothy, baled $1V?$12 per
ton; clover $9; oat, $9; mixta hay $9.
cheat, $8.50.
Millstuffs Bran $19.50 per ton;
shorts, $20.50 per ton; chop $18.00 per
ton; barley rolled $25.50 per ton.
Potatoes 40&50c per sack.
Eggs Oregon 18c j)er doz.
Butter Ranch 2535; separator,
35c; creamery
(&40c.
45(8.50; creamery 5055.
Rutabegas, Carrots, Turnips, Par
snips and Beets 75c per sack.
Good Apples Choice $3.00.
Honey 1112 'fee per lb.
Prunes (dried) Petite 4
ft) ; Italian, large 7c per lb
l-2c per
medium
5 l-2c per Tb ; Silver 7c per lb.
Dried Apples Sun Dried, quartered,
4 Vic fb; sliced, 6c; fancy bleached,
7V.se.
Dressed Chickens 12c lb.
Live Stock and Dressed Meats
Beef, live $3.50$'L75 per hundred.
Hogs, live, 6; dressed sheep,
dressed 614&7c;
lambs, live $2.50&
$3.50 per head.
Portland Evening Telegram, daily,
and the Weekly Enterprise, both one
year, for $5.50.
hand, but hope to lui.e them by next
week.
Mrs Donley has company for two
or three weeks. Her daughter In-law,
I Mrs. Nona Donley and baby Madge,
Mr. and Mrs tirtfflth and Mr. and
Mrs Kwuvtt Hubbard and Children
j were guests at Mr. Oeo Deardorff's
Sunday
Mrs (too, Johnson was visiting her
i mot her, Mrs. Kan one day last week.
Miss l.ydla Hunter Is spending a
few. days at Mrs Colty s In Portland
Miss Koyes is again keeping bache
lor's hall. 1 don't see what Is the
matter with the bachelors
Mrs Walter Smith is reported bet
i ter. also Mable Dowermnn, who Is
still at the hospital In Portland
School will soon be closed at Rock j
Creek, but we will be sorry to part
with Miss Klelnamith. I believe she
lias glon good satisfaction
Frank Stoll seemed to be enjoying
himself Sunday
Last week we Inadvertently omitted j
the names of Mr. mid Mrs Mowers.
in the list of guests at Mr and Mrs
llrifflth's golden wedding; they were
aurelv present.
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THERE ARE FEW
It Is fine for lagrlppe."
Sold bv Huntley Bros Co.
NEEDY, MARK'S PRAIRIE
VICINITY.
AND
Mrs. Robert C.ran. of Pomeroy. Wn .
was visiting her sister. Mrs J Jesse.
the past week.
Mrs. Jack Kerr was visiting rela
tives at Woodburn last week
The W 0 W Initiated five new
members last Wednesday evening
Camp No. 511 is growing some and
R. W. Zimmerman, returned from i
Wilipa. Washington last week He .
went there to attend the burial of his '
brother-in-law, Mr. Olesy.
Where will you spend your 4th? la
being asked by almost everyone
Bets are freely offered that there i
will not lie 40 Renubllcan Votes In
ua.-kshnrii' nrecinrt next Mondav. al-'
though there w ere fin registered as
Republicans. We think that about
2o registered Just to vote for the i
bell-weather; In fact several informed j
your correspondent that they wanted
nim nominated as he was the easiest'
man t() t,eat. and they expect to elect
W.xtpps verv eftsilv
There Is to be a Sunday schooT or-!
ganlzed at the Marks Prairie school j
house today. Sunday, the 'J7th
Mr. J. W. Armstrong and family
were visiting at Mr. Sutherlands' Sun-j
day.
The dance at Needy Saturday even
ing was alright and although there was
.not a large attendance all seemed to
enjoy themselves.
That young lady that din not dance
th h r nU,n,iert n ladles' cholct
,,!,,
Chas. and Henry Wolfer have their
hop yards In fine shape and will have
a big crop of hops.
Sam and Ed. Miller are working
their hop yard to full capacity.
Ben Wolfer has been plowing poia-
v, .f.,v
toes the past ween
The Republicans have fully endors-
. ,,ar eh., nark of Clack-
JJFtL foDhtot
amas and we propose to vote only tor
men thnt an. Unnwn In le Derfi et v
truthful and are not owned by the
corporations and have not been In the
employ of railroads for the past 12
years.
DEADLY SERPENT BITES
are as common In India as are stom
' ach and liver disorders with us. fat
the latter however there Is a sure
I remedy: Electric Bitters; the great
! restorative medicine, of which 8. A.
Brown, of Bennettsvllle, S. C, says:
: "Thev restored my wife to perfect
health, after years of suffering wl h
dyspepsia and a chronically torp'd
I liver" Electric Bitters cure chills and
fever, malaria, biliousness, lame back,
I kidney troubles and bladder disorders.
! Sold on guarantee by Howell & Jones,
lrugglsts. Price 50 cents.
COLTON.
School closed last Friday In Dis
trict 27. Mrs. M. J. Davis has taught
a successful term, her pupils have
made rapid advancement and she
leaves followed by the good will of
all.
Mrs. Robeson Is again in poor health
In fact she has never recovered
I from a very severe sickness of the
I winter.
Miss Elsie Fisher Is home from Ore-
gon City
on a short, visit with her
folks.
T. N
driving
Force has purchased a fine
mare of which he Is justly
proud.
Will Conley, of Wallowa, is visit
ing relatives in and around Colton.
He anticipates locating here.
D. A. James Is on the sick list. He
has been in very poor health for sev
eral months and does not improve
as his friends would like to see him
do.
J. H. James is very low; his recovery
is doubtful.
Miss Meadlo Hubbard Is visiting al
the old lionie
Measles are quite fashionable here,
but seem to be light lu form, that do
not last long.
Mi l.aterty made a visit to the conn
ty seat last Wednesday.
T I Bird wns In our burg a few days
ago on his way to the Cascade re
sere to do duty us forest nurd.
There will be religious services held
In the OOltOO hall next Sunday the
..it of June. Hev Lewis will preach
forenoon ami afternoon Basket din
DEATH FROM LOCKJAW
AVer follows an Injury dressed with
Ilm Men's Arnica Salve Its antlseep
tie and healing properties prevent
blood poisoning, ('has. Oswald, mer
chant, of Reusselarsi llb, N. Y writes:
"It cured Sot It Bnrch. of tills place,
of the ugliest Hore on his neck 1 ever
saw " Cures cuts, wounds, burns, and
sor. s 25 cents ut Howell Jones,
drug store
SPRINGWATER.
Mercury t'4 degrees.
I!. Cordon start. mI Monday for Ida
ho. ,Iih Gut ridge w ent some time
ago
Karl Shlble has Henry Comers new
hou ' about completed.
Only a few days until election. '
That saloon man that got up the
local option bill for amendment to
the local option law bad as well of
tried to NOMl the law M to think lie
could mislead nud gull the voters;
because If the voters vote yes. they
may as well ito away with the local
option law. for the amendment does,
and makes It complicated besides.
The IVidge saw mill Company Is
about to start up again, as they have
got It about repaired after the blow
up
The Sprlngwater Itoya are getting
up a buseball club
They had a Memorial sermon at
INiaeada Sunday.
Some more new stores In Katacada
Heavy, impure blood makes a mutt
dy. pimply complexion, headaches,
nausea, Indigestion Thin blood tunkes
you weak. pale, sickly Burdock Ml I
Bitters makes the blood rich, red and
pure restores perfect health.
NEEDY.
Things around Needy are looking j
fine and the showers which we have
been receiving are umkliig the grain I
look line Hut we have had enough '
rain for the present and would like
to see the sun once more for a week
or so at least.
There will be a social ball given by!
the I (). O. K. In the Odd Fellow's hall
Saturday evening. June '.ah Remetn- j
her the Odd Fellows have a good hall. 1
good music, good order and a gisxl
time In general
lie served III III
Refreshments will
lining riMim. Come t
one and all and liuve a good turn
School closed In District No. 91,
Friday. May 25 In the afternism ai
program was rendered by the pupils t
of the .sehiMil which was highly apprec- ;
lated by all those present. Miss Cres
well deserves much praise for the I
services rendered as teacher the past
winter, for a more successful and pro
fttable school we never bad Estella I
will ever be remembered by her pupils j
for the kind and affectionate manners,
shown them and the many useful in
structions received.
The Smyrna Military Band Is pro
gressing nicely as- usual under the
management of J Wesley Yoder.
Wesley Is no doubt a good Instructor j
as Is shown by the manner In which
the hand renders Its music. They (
w ill sunn begin to play for picnics and
places of entertainment.
We think the wedding bells will soon
be ringing In our vicinity, as we very
often see persons wending their way
in a southerly direction by the aid of
the rays of the rising sun. We like
all the road work we can get, on our
new-made road.
The Misses Maybelle and May Ack
erson were home on a short visit last
week We were glad to see them back
as we miss them very much during
their absence.
Miss Nora Crlswell has gone to Wll-1
holt where she will remain during the I
summer.
The dance given at Aurora Satur
day night was a grand success.
Remember the picnic at Hubbard,
Saturday, June 2, anil the grand bull
.a the evening.
For a mild, easy action of the bow
els, a single dose of Doan's Regulets
Is enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. 25 cents a box. Ask
your druggist for them.
CARU8.
Since the gisid weather has returned
most everyone Is plowing spuds and
hoeing gardens.
Ralph Howard, who has been work
ing for Fred Schaffer returned home
Saturday on account of getting crip
pled while working on the tie drive.
Several tram here attended tin; Re
publican speaking at Heaver Creek
Monday evening.
Charley Stewart and family are hav
ing some friends visiting them at
present.
Richard Davis went to Portland last
Sunday.
WET WEATHER COMFORT
"I hvt mad your FISH BRAND
Slicker for five yoar, and can truth
fully say that I nvr have had
anything give me ao much com
fort and latlifaction. Encloaad
find my order tor another one."
(mam. AND ADORIse ON application)
You can defy the hardest storm with Tower's
Waterproof Oiled Clothing and Hats.
Highest Award World's Fair, 1 904.
OUR GUARANTEE IS BACK Or THIS
ION OF THE FISH
A.J. TOWER CO. QWUCJ
DOBion. v. a. i.
rOrVfff CANADIAN CO.
Llmlttd
Toronto. CANADA
N
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, anil which luut heat
in 0e for over !( yen, luut homo the Hlgimt.uo of
"l has been iiuulo under hln wx
CjZsis Tvf lTjA t MO,ml Niipervlnioii glut' Mm liitUncy.
marvr, -cuc4K Allow iu ono to deceive, you lu till.
All Counterfeits, Imitation unl "Jiist-iiH-ood " in o hut
l',x pertinents thut, trltlo with mill endanger tho health of
lnthntN mid Chlhlron-Kxperleneo against Hxporhuout.
What is CASTORIA
Cuntortn a linrniles substitute lor Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and oothiBg Hyrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, IHurpliliio nor other Narcotic?
Mihstauee. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worm
nud allays l-Vverlshnesa. It cores IHnrrliuui and W ind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates Hie Food, regulates tho
Htomuch and Howcls, giving healthy and naturul idcou.
Tho Children' Panacea Tho Mother's I i n ml.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars tho
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMt o,hu oow. , !, i.Mit ai faun oit.
Thena Howard accompanied by her
grandmother mid uncle, returned home
fmm Muckxhtirg Monday.
Our road supervisor had some work
done on the Km, hi road laal week
Mr. anil Mrs J MoNhborgcr vlsllisl
ii lutlves at MaekNburg Monday
t'lyde Smith scnt Monday evening
and Tuesday at I'M win Howard's
Lawrence Darrtnger Is home for a
short visit
Kph Jones and family are having
relatives visiting them this week
Mr. CM U) Is tulklug of building a
prune drier.
Anvone wanting good cigars, choco-
lltl, .-renins, or chewing gum call on
it c.M.ner. he has It. I
IN A CLASS All
WhtVteftV M) aid "r written (r
or agalnal so-called pm. nt bmh! tin) .
kMM i thl' to In. truthfully Mid of I'r.
Pleree'i medicines that spptlei to mi
other iiii'dlelne put up fur itul" through
drunks ta, Thai in mil lied In j place
all i.y tiu'iiKelveN beMHM shey if
ettber patent DOf Secret medii - nil
their lagm! wiss Ming openly primal in
plain Engl -ii '.r IBMI BOttH w rnpei ..
Than aa.tin stay sm eiiiitinl so plttast
all hy lhemelvi. baMQSt SM rental n
not u drop ol alcohol In their rouipol
ti'in, or make up.
Send miir nd.lr.'H' to Ir. K. V. IMeree.
at Itutt.ilo, N. V., l'li a WBBSSllj for
a fru iNNiklet, OOnpilM hy him tfOQ
KtHtnlitrd nii'dl.-al w.irki and you will
I. urn on realliu It Unit the Iniidlnrf
Badlctsl writers and taactafl of nil the
several SChOOlS of pra.'llee eisloPM. and
rocooBMod, in stasttongwl taras nii
ai die, aacfa and everv Ingredient an taring
into the comnosl tfon of Dr. PtofMri
Ooldan Miieai riiMovary for sta euro
of weak Stomach, dyspapslg, ratarrh of
stomach, "liver eompulot," uirind llrar,
or blllouaocsMi, chronic Uiwni arfei'iinii, j
and all rutiirrliul .llneaie of whau.ver
region, nam.' Of nature. It Is also a
peclAc ri'inedy fur all such ahroiilc or
t t K "titlldliig eri'.es of riHiirrhal ;iffne-
UonV ind ihwr reaulVants, m iiruii.'hial,
throat and lnngdlsai(McapicoMUsnr
tlom acconipauliHl with severe coiirIis. It
! nut so u.nnI Mr acute Colds and eniiidiH, ;
lint (or IliiBi iiou. or chronic cases it is
snpaclalty afflcacloua in producing per-fe.-tcure..
Itcooulns Black l Itarrjrtarki
poldfin tasvl r.Nit. Bloodrool, Stone r.Nit,
Mandrade rMit and Quean's nnit -all of
Which lire lilitlily brgiMd KS reinedlen for
all the ghovc nwtlonad sltactlons hy sncis
atnlMnt mudicnl wrlK'i'N and tein lier' us
Prof, ttartholow, of Jaffarson Med. Col"
Mgej Prof, Hire, of tin- I'nlv. of Til.;
Frof. Kluley KIllngwiMMl, M. I)., of Hen
ne't M.sl. College, 'lileiigo; l'rof. John
King) M. D., lae of Clncltmgtii prof.
John M. Sendder. M. I).. lnU! of Clncrn
MU l'rof Edwin M. Hale. If, l) of
Hannamann Mad. College, Onleigo, and
scores of others e.imlly eminent In their
setsral wbools of nrsvctlce.
The !,, idea Me Ileal Discovery" Is the
only medicine put up fur sale through
driiKKlsta for like iiurposes, lh.il has anv
sucfi prtMttonyt' endorsement worth
mure tlian any number of ordinary testi
monial. Open publicity of Its formula
on the bottle wrapper Is the beet possible
guaranty of Its merits. A glance at th.ll
published formula will show lLat 'CrohWti
Medical Disco very" conttlns on bolsond
oils, harmful or Im Mt-formlDg agents and
no alcohol -chemically pure, trlple-re-tlned
glycerine lielng used Instead Nlye-
erlne is entirely unobjectionable and
besides Is s. most useful loffredlent in the
cureut all stomach as well as bronchial,
throat and lung affections. There Is the
highest medical authority for its use in
all such cases. The "Discovery" Is a
Concentrated glyceric extract of native,
medicinal roots and Is safe and reliable.
BmlnieOt doctors also praise the Ingre
dlents entering Into Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescript ion.
Ur. John ryfeoHeof the Editorial stuff
Of THg BoI.KCTIC MkDK'AI, Kkv'IKW says
of Unicorn root (Hetontrxs Dlolort) which
Is one of the chief Ingredients of the
"Favorite Prescription" :
"A remedy which Invgrlbly acts as a
uterine Invlgorator makes fur
normal activity of the entire reproduc
tive system." Eia continues, "In lteioniua
We have S medicament, which more fully
answers the above purposes tfwwi rtrtu
other drug oUh which I um ueimiiif. j.
In the treatment of diseases peculiar to
women It Is seldom that, a case Is seen
wli icli doc not present some Indication
for this remedial agent." Dr. Fyfe fur
ther says: "The following are among the
leading Indications for HelontaS (Unicorn
root). I 'a in or aching in the hack, with
leucorrhceai atonic, (weak) conditions of
the reproductive organs of women, men1
Signature of
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mrwtttfk, IN ALL COUNTNKS.
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WAaHINQTON, O. C.
BY
THEAS
elve:
i I depfrasUM and Irritability, gsmehttal
"I'll I'll ' I i M .if III.' r'l il.
urgaus "t wow ... eon taut Miiiaaiiui
heat in the region ol the itlduei tnw
rbsgut (flooding), due to a weelinned o
did. hi of the repttaliioUva syetimi am
orriiOM ( an pprnaed or sheenl gi t
N'rn!i, an-iiu In.m or aec pa .,
an abaurausl litlon of the illgnat
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pari in in. i ai uoim n
If nmre ..r I. . ..t sta gbOV gjfSgpllNgfl
ar.' pmgent) go Invalid woman una do
better Hi, in take Dr. Pierce's Favoritei
Ptescrlptlcn one of the leading higr.i.
enuoi w nicu i-1 nieorn root, or H loui
ami the medical pmprtiea pi which
I at.
II
ttn t faithii iy repreii uta.
on ildiui Mnei mot, snothet promtneni
Ingredient of i avorlte Prescription,"
I'm!. Plnley Blllngwood M. D . Ben
net) Medical I ..ll.-ge. t in. ago, na
"It l gg imtHirt mt remedy In disi nlere
of tin- womb, III all catarrhal con.li-
ti. am tj Ki.(ierai ssifiielileigeiil.
It U useful. "
Prof, John m Bcudder, If, D., late, ol
Clni'lniiaU, says of (inlden Seal nsit:
"III relation to lis general elfis'ts on thn
System, tiers t n iiwIU-inr In i uN.ut
Which thtrr In mii h BCMfYll linnmlmlll)
I nf opinion. It Is unlVtrmllv regarded
as fi. tonic inu'Iul In all dehlliiuU'd
plates."
I'n.f llartliohiw, M. I) . of .L fTem-m
Medical l ollege, says of Uotdgn Seal:
"Valuable in usrrine bemorreggo,
nenorrhggli t' .' . ? and congestive
dystnenorrnoia (painful menstruatlcn), "
llr Pierce's l av. It I 'reserlnt Ion faltli-
iiiuy reureeenta an ine aimve nam.'.
I In-
gredlents and cures the diseases for which
tbey are recommended,
Of Black Cohoah, another Ingnsllent
of Favorite Prescription." l'rof. John
King. If, D., author of the Amkuicaw
DlNi'KNNAToliv, says ;
" In the painful conditions Incident to
IriiiM'rfert. iMcii-troiit.lon. IIm .,
in hi i a iiiuy ii, ,-,i pj iut sie
sfllnlty for the Fmnals reproductive
!.... I. ..II.. .1 l .1 , t,
rial
or-
Minis, ii. is ail eiiii'irni llgelll lor
ri'Stiiratlori of Kiiiitiriwu,,i( eiaaiai
th
In
dymenorrlia iiialnful perlodsi, It U nr
pflSfSd hi im iithrr ilniii, Is'lng of great
est utility In Irritative and congestive
Conditions Ol the uterus and appendages,
characterised by tensive, dragging ptlns,
resembling the pains of rheumatism, it
Is a goisl remedy for Ibe reflei ' slde-acbe '
of women, it should he remembered in
nieiiiuatlsiu l the uterus, ami i.. uterine
leucorrboBa "
lllue Cohosh root, and Yellow Lady's
Bllpper root, the two remaining Ingredi
ents not mentioned aisive, have just as
strung endorsements for their curative
merits In diseases peculiar to women, but
W have riNim for no more. " Favorite Pre
scription" Is a happy and harmonious
nnmpound of the alsive mentioned Ingrn
(Hints and faithfully represent! them In
curative results.
The foregoing are only a few brief
SXtractS taken from amongst the volu
minous endorsements which the several
Inarndlents entering into Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription have received from
the most, eminent medical writers of all
the different schools ol i Heine. After
ri'iiilltig them who can doubt that Dr.
Pierce bus selected and compounded his
"Prescription" from the most valuable
Ingredients known to the medical profes
sion for the ('ure of those chronic dis
cuses of women (or which he recommends
It? A far more extensive endorsement
will be mailed fi;i In form of a booklet
of extracts, from standard medical works,
to any one sending name and address to
Dr. U. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., and re
ipiestlng the same.
in-. Ptaroe'i Pleasant Pellets am tiny, sng-sr-coated
anii-Miious granules. "W f
UlSte and Invigoi hi,. Btotfiach, I.lvnr and
lliiwi'ls. Do not bogot the "pill habit." but
cam constipation. One or I wo em li day for
a laxative ami regulator, tin r four for an
active cathartic. Uncu tried alwuv In favor