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JACKSONVILLE OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1895.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTOR!
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
UN1TBD STATES-
President. Grover Clevelsud; vice-president.
A4 lai »ieven.ee; seerei.r, ,ol «tate, MioBara
O.nev; secretai y et treasury, Julin G. LaiiUle.
secretary ot tutelle», Hoke nuililt; ‘•'r“*“.ry
of war. Dan'l ». Lamont; secretary ot navy.
Hilary A. Herbert; »ecretary ol
J.biAirllu* Morton; posturastcr aeueral. Wu .
L. Wtlaun; itilorney-general. Juuson Harmon.
STATE OF OUEUON.
U. S. senator., J. H. Mitclieli.G. W. Me Unde;
ooturrtmsiuen. li. Hermann, W. K. E:us; gov­
ernor, ». 1‘. Lo.d; svereiary ol state H. K.
Kiueaid; state treasurer, 1’hll. Mrlaonau,
state printer, W. H. Lr-vrls; Supt. publie in­
struction, G. M. Irwin; supreme Juuges, H. ».
Hi-aii, oluel Justice. F. S. Moore-, v. B. w olver-
toll; railroad commissioners. 1. A. Maerum,
J. B. Eddy, H. B. Compson; clerk vt corn-
mission, Lydcil Baker.
Baking
Powder
READER, When buying your Fall or
Winter supplies, NUNAN, Jacksonville, will
be pleased to quote you prices on anything in
the General Goods line. Our purchases are
madelin large quantities on a cash basis. We
think, quality of materials considered, none
in Southern Oregon can undersell us. Cash
paid for farm products or exchanged liberally
in goods. To our Patrons we are thankful.
Soliciting the continuance of your favors,
I am Respectfully,
J. NUNAN
u. 8. LAND OrriCKB
Roseburg—Receiver, R. 8- bhcridan, reg­
ister, it. M. Vcatch.
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Lakeview—Receiver, V. L. Snel.ing, regis­
ter, W. A. ** Dahin
FIRST JUDICIAL 1H8TU1CT.
Comprising Jackson, Josephine, Lake and
Klamath counties; circuit judges, li. K. Han­
na. W.C. Hale;distrietattorney, H. L.Betisun;
member boaru ot iqualization, A. C. Auiuun,
ABSOLUTELY pure
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S’
ONTHE STORMY LAKE
LIVES SNATCHED FROM AWFUL PERIL
A MILE BEYOND SHORE.
Thrilling Rescue at the £rib of a Tunnel In
Lake Michigan The Work U Crocked by
a Nor'wester—True Tales From the Life
Savers' Logbooks.
JACKSON COUNTY.
Senator. 8. H. Holt, representatives, J. A.
Jittery,
M. Biealou, Geo. W. Dunn; eounty
judge, J. R. Neil; commissioners, ». rutry,
sV. fl. Bradshaw; clerk, N. A. Jacobs; sneritl,
« Paliti son; recorder, Grani Ba w hugs; treaa-
urer. M.8. Welch; assessor, Geo. A. Jackson;
school superintendent. Gun. Newbury; sur­
veyor, K. W. Kennedy; coroner, D. H. ltrower;
stuck inspector, J aS. Helms.
[Copyright, 1895, by American Press Associa
Cook rights reserved.]
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tne douu mey immediately luffed to
the wind, doused the sail and took to
the oars, excepting one or two to bail
the water out. They were now about a
mile out from the shore. The scene was
indescribably wild. As far as the eye
could see the lake was one mass of
white crested, foaming breakers, and
the question whether the boat could
reach the crib, yet three miles away,
was growing more and more serious.”
Disaster had followed disaster at the
crib during tbe houi . that had passed
since daylight. One after another eight
of the struggling men had been tor»
from their hold upon the piles. One of
them, a young man named Clausen, had
seized a plank or possibly fallen with it
from the platform and for a wonder
drifted moro than a mile iu direct line
to shore. His story drew a vast crowd
to the beach to watch tho gallant life
savers iu their battle with the storm.
Kneeling upon the beach, her gray hair
streaming in the wind, was the mother
of two of the castaways, praying God to
spare her sons. The sons, Hans and
Erasmus Christiansen, were two of the
four remaining upon the piles when the
surfbout reached the spot. As the life
savers got within close view of the piles
they h ; iw seven men clinging to one tim­
ber stretched between two of the tallest
piles. The surfboat was but 200 yards
away and the crew peering about for an
object to land upou. Suddenly a tremen­
dous comber leaped many feet above the
topmost crest of the wavesand engulfed
three out of the seven who at that time
awaited with bounding hearts the steady
nearing of tbe surfboat. One of the three
sank quickly out of sight. The other
struggled for a time, and finally one
grasped a dangling chain, and his mate
reached an iron shaft projecting from
the water.
Tho surfmen had exhausted them*
selves iu their battle with wind and
wave. They managed, however, to drive
tho boat alongside a detached pile and
fasten it by line and grapnel Surfman
Wilson then sprang from the boat upou
a cross timber attached to the pile above
tlie boat. He carried a heaving stick and
line for the purpose of throwing ropes
to tbe imperiled men. In that daring
leap Wilson risked his own life to save
his fellow men. When he struck he slip­
ped on the -tringer, and only the most
marvelous agility prevented his falling
into the mass of wreckage grinding be­
low. Kneeling down as soon as he got
firmly seated, lie tossed a line to the man
upou the cylinder. It caught and was
fast, out of the man’s reach. Dazed
with fear, tho poor fellow jumped into
the water and grasped the sagging line
between tho pile and the cylinder. The
wind drowned Wilson’s shouts, and aft
er struggling a few moments the man
was torn away by the sea and carried
out of sight. While this was going on
the mar clinging to tho pendent chain
was hurled against the piles and batter­
ed to death. He was beyond reach and
beyond aid, although the heroes who
had come so far were almost alongside
—almost, but not quite.
The terrible fate of those two men,
lost while he was struggling to reach
them, quite unnerved Wilson, but he
managed to hurl his line up over tbe
main truss, where the four men stood,
their arms entwined with viselike grip
arc und two slender scantlings. By dint
of appeals one man was persuaded to
loosen his hold and secure the line to
the truss. After that he slid down and
two others followed. They were barely
able to go down the tautened rope hand
over hand. In a few moments it would
have been too late. The fourth man
obeyed the keeper’s directions, unfasten­
ed the line, and after passing it around
his body with a slipnoose and knot leap­
ed into the lake. He was hauled on
board, and it was then noon. The bodies
of the drowned men had disappeared,
and the keeper turned his surfboat to
shore. Five men were at the oars and
tw o at the steering oar. A mile of rough
water lay between them and the beach,
but the wind was in their favor.
CT. 8, 1885, one
of those violent
sturms which al­
most annually
spread terror
MlSCELLANEO! a
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
throughout the
Joint eenator, W.B. Vanderbers; represen
lake legion swept
tati ve, K. G. tìiinth; count) judge, J.>M. chiles
commissioners, J. E. tìeyforth, 1. r. Croxton
down from the
clerk, C. E. Harmon; sheritt, Jos. G. H.att
northwest, carry­
treasurer, A. Bartlett; assessor, ,C. M. fttites
school superintendent, Alice Carson; survey­
*'x'XX\XX.NXX X’.X X X’ X X X ,<X -X X X'sSs X X.
ing destruction
or, B. U. McCulloch; coroner, W. F. Kremer.
NOTARY PUBLIC
in its path. The
KLAMATH COUNTY.
power of the
Joint senator, C. A. Cogswell of Lake; repre­
wind was height­
sentative. V. Conn of Luke; county judge C.8.
Moore, commissioners, Jas. T. Henley, John
ened by torrents
Weils; clerk, A. L. Leavitt; sheriff, ,A. A
of rain moving with it, smiting boats
Filch; treasurer, Alex. Martin; assessor,,A. T
Wilson; school superintendent, Lucy Gordon
and men and ships, likewise demolish­
surveyor, V. Castel; coroner, R. G. Galbreath. Abstracts Made of Titles to
ing those frail structures lining the
LAKE COUNTY.
Lands.
shelterless shores of the inland seas.
Joint senator, C. A. Cogswell o’ Lake; repré­
Wrecks were numerous on the coasts of
sentât] e, V. Conn of Lake; county judge, E.
LEGAL
DOCUMENTS
M. Brat tain; commissioners, J. Mcltheny,
Michigan, Illinois and Ohio, where the
A. V. Lane; clerk, W. A. Massingill, sheriff, F. Of al’kinds drawn up, espec I a 11 y pertalnlmr
gale had full sweep. At times the sum­
i*. Line; treasurer. J. S. Field; assessor,,F. E.
to
the
settlement
of
estates.
Harris; school superintendent, J. J. Monroe;
moning signals came to the life savers
surveyor, C. E. Moon; coroner, J. W.
two at once, and returning from the
Howard.
Collector
of
Aeroo.its
Prompt
fannittaiicci,
TOWN OF JACKSONVtLLK.
scene of one rescue the crew would be
Trustees, Chas Nickell president,,G. Hines,
WiOKEY LOANED.
met with urgent calls to hasten else­
T. Cameron, J. 8. Orth. C. Ulrich; recorder,
where. Had tho party been afloat which
Silas J. Day; treasurer, Jas. Cronemiller;street
Investment
securities
a
specially.
Jackson
oommissioaer. Wtn. Heeiy; marshal,C. Purseli. County Scrip bought and sold.
engaged tho labors of the Chicago sta­
The trustqps of Jacksonville hold their reg­
have a complete set of maps of all survey­
tion crew throughout the forenoon of
ular sessions on first Tuesday in each month ed I lauds
in this county, and receive Abstracts
MEETING OF COURTS.
that day instead of fast in the heaving
month I j’from Roseburirand the Stale Land
Tlie Supreme court of Oregon meets at Department at Salem of all new entries made
sea perhaps fortune might have carried
1
am
thus
prepared
to
make
out
homestead
Salem, regular terms commencing on the first
Including the Very Latest in
them ashore in safety. As it was, 10 out
Mondays *n March and October; also at Pen­ papers and can save to parties the expense o’
dleton, commencing on first Monday in May. a trip to the Roseburg land office.
of 15 were lost, 1 escaped by miraculous
The circuit court for the first judicial district
luck and 4 were rescued under tho most
sits in Jackson county on first Mondays in f have a Number of Fine JNartnn and
April and 2nd Mondays in September and
trying circumstances by the life savers.
oth fr desirable property tn my
December. In Klamath county on second
Tho 15 unfortunates caught in a ter-
Monday in June and first Monday in Novem­
hand» for nale.
ber. in Lake county on the third Monday in
riblo plight were at work building an
May and the second Monday In October. In
tvproaipt reply made to all letters.
inlet crib at the lake end of a tunnel
Josephine county onthe third Monday tn Apri Charges in accordance wltn the times.
which supplies water for tho works in
and ioui iu Monday in September.
Refers, by permission,to Hon. H. K. Hanna,
For Jackson county the county, probate and Judge of 1st Judicial District, and to any
Hyde Turk, a suburb of Chicago, some
commissioners’ courts meet every month, business
•
house in Jacksonville.
commencing with the first Monday. For Jose­
seven or eight miles south of tho harbor.
HI LAS J. DAY.
phine county, the first Monday in January,
CRONEMILLER
&
LOVE,
Jia™™..
The end of the tunnel is one mile from
April, July and September. For Lake county,
shore. As tho season was advancing the
every alternate monili, commencing the first
Monday in January. For Klamath county, i
constructors endeavored to complete the
the first Wednesday in Marcii, June, Septem- i
work before winter, and in order to save
ber and N ovember
i
time arranged temporary quarters upon
tho platform of the crib where the men
Jacksonville, Oregon.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
could lodge and save the timo necessary
CONDUCTED by tub
to go in and out from shore. A slight
A.S. H ammond .
W. 1. V awikb
board structure was erected upon the
SISTERS
OF
THE
HOLY
NAMES
platform, which rested upon piles. In it
HAMMOND A VAWTER,
the men slept and cooked anti ate their
TUDIES
WILL
BE
RESUMED
for
BOARD
LAW
ATt'HtXSYd AND CJUN3BLO11 AT
meals. About midnight, when all were
ers and Day Pupils in September 2. 1895.
resting in their bunks, the wind arose,
Medford, Oregon,
The course of study in this institution is
and in a short time the swelling waves
thorough, embracing all the branches be.ong
ing to a first-class education. Languages,
began to rock the piles and even push
OiHeo in Adkins' Brick Building.
drawing and vocai lessons in class being
up the planks of the floor. The men
included inthe EugliBh course, form no extra
charge.
turned out and lor.g before the usual
HOBT. G. SMITH,
Young ladies w sbingto follow tho higher
hour had taken breakfast so as to be pre­
art
course
or
musical
course
are
afforded
ATTOUNKY AND COUNSKLO.H AT LAW special facilities in each.
pared for the worst. Scarcely was the
The usual modification is made when more
meal finished when their barrack began
Grant’s F*»««. Oregon.
than one of the same family attend the Acad­
to totter, and they abandoned it to es­
emy at th«» same time.
Fractions iu ail tbe courts, owee in Bank
There will also be attached to the Academy
cape being caught under the roof, should
a day school for boys in a separate building.
Building upstairs.
it fall. Outside there was do shelter
Jacksonville is conceded to be the most
Hus By Fur The
healthy place in Southern Oregon and easy of
from tho pelting storm, nor, as it proved,
of access. Rogue River Valley Railway Co.’s
P. P. PRIM A SON,
from the fury of the sea. The platform
trains run within a block of the Convent.
For further particulars address the
was inclosed by chains strung between
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELOdS AT LA W
SUPERIORESS,
timbers or posts fastened upright to the
lacksonvlile. Or.
JiiclîHo nvllle, Orf.gon,
piles. Beyond the verge of the platform
•Vill practice in ail courts of the State. Offico
was nothing but the black waters of the
in the Court House, second door on tbe rlght
In Southern Oregon
lake. Crouching upon the plank and
of outrance
clinging to the timbers and chains, the
And D och The
drenched and shivering workmen passed
J. R. NEIL,
------ OF-
the early morning hours without a ray
UTOBNBY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
of hope. They had no boat and no means
of signaling for help. About daylight
Jaekitfnrillr, Or
tho building collapsed and was swept
VIII prBCtloe la all courts of the State. Office
away. To this apparent calamity the
:n the Court House, last door on left of en­
trance.
$50,000.00
few who survived owed their lives. No
Capital Stock,
one was hurt when the structure was
torn away, but afterward the sea seemed
DR. E. P- GEARY
Receive deposits subject co check or
to dash with greater force upon tho
PHYSICIAN AND 8 OHB BON.
on certificate payable on demand.
platform. In a short time that, too, dis­
■edrord, Uregoa.
Sell sigh drafts on New York, San
appeared, plank by plank. Upon the
piles and stringers upd a stout truss
Office In O.tera House. Residence oppo­ Francisco and Portland.
site Presbyterian church.
binding them tho poor fellows took
Telegraphic transter. sold on all points
refuge. They were able to keep above
in the United States.
water a few feet, but yet when the
DRS. OOCERS A. HALL,
Special attention jiiven to Colectiuns
waves dashed high had to fight for life.
DENTISTS.
and general bnsiness of our customers.
The demolition of the workmen’s bar­
rack drew the attention of the water­
Medford, Oregon.
«. F. CAM«.
J. P. TUFFS,
works superintendent to the grave peril
Have permanently located in Medford for
President.
V ice President
of those at tho crib. Ho bad no boats,
the practice of dentistry. From a continued
R.
A.
B
ooth
.
Cashier.
practice of over fourteen years we are pre­
however—at least none that could out­
pared to guarantee entire satisfaction.
ride the tempestuous sea. Tho towing
Office over Slover’sdrug-store.
companies of the harbor were hastily ap­
Complete rJTr»ining- S*lcliool
pealed to, and the news spread like
DR. W. S. JONES,
wildfire alongshore. Crowds gathered
P U y 8 1C I A N
AND
8 KORON,
along the wharves and piers, but they,
Courses are Commercial, Normal, Music, Art, Short-
too, were powerless. Word reached
Jfrd. Orei/o h .
Hand, Telegraphy, Penmanship, Higher Mathe­
Keeper St Peter of the District No. 11
life crew, about 8 o’clock. The surfboat
matics, Civil Engineering and all branches gener­
Cffioe in Hamlin's block up-stans.
was hastily run out, and just then a tug­
ally taught in first-class Colleges.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
boat came down tbe river past the sta­
O. F. DEMOREST,
The service« or California's best intstructors have been secured, an J nothing will be left un­ tion house. The tug captain needed but
done to make the school complete In every department and second to none on the coast.
one glance across tho lake to deter him
KRSIDBNT DENTIST,
Orders for Hacks, Buggies and Riding The fail term will open the- Second Monday In September, Write for terms to
from attempting to aid the life savers,
J _
;M. S. KIGBY. President.
Kortes promptly attended to.
Medford Oregon
All those holding unexptred scholarships are requested to be present the fliet.day.
which would be at the risk of swamp­
""ceding done at r asonabie rates.
Beat of
ing his boat. Finding themselves unsnp
care will be used to prevent accidents, but
will
be
responsible
for
none
should
they
occur
DR. CEO. OB. DE BAR
ported except by tho good wishes of sail­
ors and spectators on the piers tho crew­
I
Will refuse to do livery work on credit.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
set out to brave tbe dangers alone.
JfM-kiMHlviUv. Or.-«lb.
Where tugboats dared not venture brave
GEO. HINES. Prop
Office an.l revldonce on California Street.
hearts could at least try. The keeper
Call.attended promptly dav or nlaht
knew that iu taw hi. utt-u rowed to the
crib they could never row back against
•T. O. AVIiipp, Pro
OR. J. B. WAIT,
the wind, and he ordered tlie boat truck
■ FAIBLT FLEW BFIORE THF HALE,
to be hauled by teams down tbe beach eager crowd greeted the rescuers and
PHYSICIAN AND 8UHGBON.
toward the probable landing of the snrf- amid deafening cheers picked up tbeir
Medftiru, Or
boat on drifting ashore.
valiant lifeboat bodily from the surf and
Office on Main street, in Childers* Building
"The boat fairly flew before the gale carried it over the high sand cliffs to the
Calla promptly alten d»d to night or day.
minus
its
sprit,
which
practically
re
­
of Every Description clone in the
roadway beyond. The meeting of the
duced tbe sail to a clooo reef, and was Christiansen brothers with their devoted
all
tbe
gallant
craft
could
stagger
un
­
Dr. ALEX- PATTERSON,
Best Style at Reasonable Rates.
mother defies description. Sharers in
der. ” So wrote tbe official narrator, de­ her long and anxious watch, the specta­
HR UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
Late House Phys ctan and Surgeon City and
scribing
the
rescue
before
the
life
saving
co-partnership with an authorised capital
t County H »spital, San Francisco.
tors mingled with her tumultuous joy
fM.tiOO. for the purpose of carrying on a
board. “The devoted little baud nar their own wild elation. It had been a
Depu y of State Board of Medical Exaruinera
General Hank.ng Business In all Its branches
rowly
eecaped
disaster
several
times,
Central Point, • - - Oregon.
In Jacksonville. Ore« n. Office at tbe old
forlorn hope, a fight against fate, for
and when off tbe foot of Forty-second the st< rm warriors. but victory was
stand of Beekman's Hankins Houae. N.W cor-
: nor California and Third streets.
street, four or five miles below the bar­ theirs—four live« snatched from the
IDesignsTFurnished.'on Application
C
BEEKMAN.
flFOffioe at McClendon's Drug Store.
bar, where a dangerous reef makes out jaws of death, a fifth from the gloom of
THO« <♦. REAMER
JACKSONVILLE,
-
-
-
_
_
OREGON frppi shore, two heavy combers broke despair.
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SILAS J. DAY,
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each subsequent insei t ion.. ------- i on
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ide
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THE TIMES JOB OFFICE
is more complete by far than any other office
in Southern Oregon, a d compares tavorabtv
wltb any in the State. Job Pi lnrin*r o< HVery
imaginabledescripHondone at San Francisco
rates, and in a prompt and firat-elass and sat
stactoi v manner
Jacksonville
BEEKMAN & REAMES'
BANKING HOUSE
I
Granite and Marble Work
An Alarmist.
“Cau’twalk nozzer step. Gotterest,"
l>e soliloquized, ns lie seized the fleeting
lamppost with both hands, swung
around it and slid gently down to tbe
sidewalk. He crawled on his hands and
knees till he could reach his silk hat,
which hud landed on the usphult aide-
walk with a thump and bounced off into
the gutter, then crawled back to the
lamppost.
“Can’t walk nozzer step,” he repeat­
ed. with a helpless shake of his head,
which dislodged his hat again. “I’ll
ring ter coupe. Wherezh zat messenger
box?' And he searched every pocket for
it. “Wonder where’s gone,” he mut­
tered.
Then he raised himself to a shaky
perpendicular and tried to ring the let-
ter box. He was unsuccessful in that,
but an idea came to him.
“I'll ring fer p'trol wagon, Police-
man’ll take me home.”
He fished out his citizen’s keys, and
within half an hour managed to get the
key in the *ox and turn it. Three min­
utes later half of the fire department
dashed up.
“Where is it?” shouted tlie driver of
an engine.
“Hereram, ol’ mau Gimme a ride,
home, ” shunted the inebriate. “Can't
walk nozzer shtep. ”
“Who rang iu that alarm?”
“Who’er s'pose? Me, me. I wauter
ride. ’ ’
The driver pulled up at a hydrant
across the street and tlie coupling was
made.
“That fellow is burning out. Give
it to him,” yelled tlie fireman.
A little later a half drowned man
was lifted out of an ambulance at the
Receiving hospital and he told tlie sur­
geon he had fallen two miles oft the
Sutter street hill into tbe bay.—Sun
I’rancisco Post.
Not Their Style.
“Did you read about the eugageiueut
of Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt to the
Duke of Marlborough?” he asked as he
looked lovingly into her eyes.
“Yes,” she replied softly, feeling
tliat the momentous occasion was at
hand.
“It was all arranged for them by
mutual friends,’’ he went on.
“Was it?’’ she asked.
“Yes,” he answered. “The duke
didn’t make love to her himself at all. ”
“Didn’t he?’’
“No. He got some other people to at­
tend to tbe matter fur him.’’
There was a brief interval of silence,
during which he looked at her and she
looked at tho floor.
•
“I don’t think much of the duke,’’
he said at last.
“I wouldn’t have such a fool man
around,’’ she returned quickly.
A moment later she looked up into
his eyes, sighed and said, “We don’t
want any European innovations,do we?’’
“No,” he replied as he drew her a
little closer to him, “and I never did
take much stock in proxies anyway.”—
Chicano Post.
Lost Finger Kings.
“It’s safe to say that a basketful of
finger rings are lost at the seashore ev­
ery season,” said a liabitue of the At­
lantic coast summer resorts. “Many
bathers never think to remove tbeir rings
from their fingers befoMi taking a plunge
in the surf, and when they come out nut
a few find that the rings have slipped
off in the water. Of course they are ir­
revocably lost in the sands. If the beach
at Atlantic City, for instance, could be
thrashed out or sifted, it would yield a
gold mine, not to mention a valuable
store of precious stones of every kind. ”
—Philadelphia Record.
A S wish Officer’ll Invention.
Extraordinary results are claimed for
a new bullet invented by a Swiss army
officer named Heliier. The projectile is
shaped somewhat liken goose quill, and
with a small charge of about 2,’.
grants <if powder it will travel 1,000
yards and penetrate a block of wood to
Iho depth of nine feet, and even at
K.000 yards still enter a blis'k of wood
—Inf filiation.
In Our Great Grandfather’s Time,
big bulky pills were in
general use. Like the
"blunderbuss" of
that decade they
were big and clum­
sy, but ineffec­
tive. In this cent­
ury of enlight­
enment, we have
Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pel­
lets, which
cure all liver,
stomach and
bowel derange­
ments in tne
most effective
way.
Assist Nature
a little now and then, with a gentle,
cleansing laxative, thereby removing of­
fending mattei from the »toniach and
bowels, toning up and invigorating the
liver and quickening its tardy action,
and you thereby remove the cause of a
multitude of distressing diseases, such as
headaches, indigestion, or dyspepsia,
biliousness, pimples, blotches, eruptions,
boils, constipation, piles, fistulas and
maladies too numerous to mention.
If people would pay more attention to
Brly regulating the action of their
s, they would have less fre­
quent occawon to call for their doctor's
services to subdue attacks of dangerous
diseases.
That, of all known agents to accom-
nb-'a this purpose. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Vellets are unequaled, is proven by the
fact that once used, they are always in
favor. Their secondary effect is to keep
the bowels open and regular, not to fur­
ther constipate, as is the case with other
pills. Hence, their great popularity,
with sufferers from habitual constipatiou,
piles and indigestion.
A free sample of the “ Pellets,” (4 to 7
doses J on Inal, is mailed to any address,
post-paid, on receipt of name ami address
on postal card.
Address, W ould '» DtsrF.MSAUY M edi ­
cal A mociatio :.', Buffalo, N. V.