11
Vol. XXIX.
ROSKHURG OREGON, THURSDAY. NOV KM BUR io, 1898.
No. 69.
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I'. It, KI.KM. ItOHKHtlHO I.OIX1K. NO. II J.
Iiuhl llivlr ii'milar aimiiiuiilialliiiit at Ilia
i. u. o, r, hu mi wo inn mm fourth 'iimraila
If carli miiiith. All n i ! r rtuitn-aliwl In at-
kiiI rvifiilarlr. kii-1 mi v In Ulna brothers uir
ilitur invito! in ain'tm.
1.111 I. II UH.KV, K. II
lit V H. UIHDI.K, auiirvlary.
DUI"(.4 I'.tUNUl., Nil, 21 JH. 0. U. A. M.,
iiiiwU in(( WflinwUy vvt'lillii at I
ueimie in llm wi.i Max i nln Hall. Vlallllig
rtiiuurs are mimaiir iiiVHmi to auumi.
I). H. 4KNIIH,
tiao. W. I'aaur, Doiiuoilor,
Uauui'lliiK Hurrulery,
f At'KKI. UHi'lK, A. f. A A. M., KKOULAI
iiiikiIIii. Hit J.l and 41b Woduoedavs lu
aun mourn,
HtKK JuUNmoN, W. M.
N, T. Jxwxrr, B'kijt.
MIIII.KI AlllAN UitrttK, NO. , I. O. O. f.
nwu Htlur.litr eveulm ol ea.li week a
lliulr hall lu Oil'l fellow Tumpla al Koanburg.
Mm (Mua ill he utilt'r III good lamlliif arollivll-
! MialUiml. J. W. HlllANi.K, N.tl,
N. T. JB1T, Huu'jr.
fwwiiiiiiii liiiuiir kii ia i n II w
uiim la tli s-i oiiil an. I Iniiilb Moudata ol
n woiim aw.i p. in. ai ihui roiiona nan
Moutbura of lliu order III loud standing am In
vllod to attend.
OKNOI OHI', NO. , (i. A. K , UKI1U TUB
mat nun iiuiti lutirsnaia ol rain uiiiiiu
a I V . in.
vv
UMKN'rt kKI.Ur t.'OhTri NO. in, MKK'ln
mat ami ililnl rildaya in earn mount
RUHKIIUMil l II A I-I K K, NO. I. O. K. H..UKIC IX
Ilia III. I ami llilid luuiadaya ul each
mtnih.
Hill. I. IK MHAMDHUOK, W. M.
KKlil.N A HAhI. hWy.
OMlllUKil DIVlHKiN NO T6, H. UK UK.
luariacvvriu'uoiiii au lourtu nnunajr.
Ai.iha Minim, no. 'i "
m Wwliiiwlay avmilm at Odd rwlluwt
.. ... t it itttr-,.
Hall. Vuittua KiiikhU lu ooI alauilina ui
Jlatljr lu wul li alii'iKl.
ruU'MMloiiMl C tarda.
.... n. uajN. man. rua rearm
n1
tllOWN A TUSTIN,
Attorney s-at-Iaw,
KiKiiua 7 anil a
fa A Wllami HI- a.
KOHKHl K'i. 'K
VV
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ttornoy ami Counolor at Law,
Will txarltita in all tba omrU o( lh HUU. In)
Itf la MaraUn HallitltiK. Uunflaa sua at r, Or.
I B. EDDY,
Attorncy-at-Law,
Ko.-IKIIOHO, OHKi.oN.
M. 1IAMUY,
k DENTIST,
Kt'Urll lllll! JlUK,
1'clf iliiiliu Nu. i.
H0SE1HHU, OKtUUN.
J RA D. RIDDLE,
Attorney at Law,
Taylor A WlT." ii lllk. KO.SKBC RO. ORKOON.
p W. UHN30N,
Atturncy-at-Law.
IUv.im I all'l .'
lU-viaw lliiil.lliik- KOEIIl'UU.ORKOON
M. CRAWFORD,
(Li
Attornoy at Law,
Kooma I .t t. Mantura HUU.. KOHKUUIUI, Oil.
JVilu.lneai bvtora tba V. H. I.anil OlUce ami
niluliig oaaea a aH-ulalty.
Lata Ikeeulvur V. H. UuJ Otflcc.
Northern Pacific RallroaJ Company.
A10 sollittic tickets to all (Hiin'a Kaat at
half the regulur rulos.
1). K. K. Ulick,
lx)ial Autiut No. 'J, Marnlera liuililiuK.
M
YRA BROWN, M. D.
OKr'ICK, hov Jack.011 Hlieet, al n
bleucool Mra. J. Ulriur.
UOriKIlUKO, OR.
L. MILLER. M. D.,
Surgeon and Homooopathio
Pliyician,
Hotitbury, Ortyon.
fi!hr.iala Alaaaaaa a ipaaUUr.
law 'iiii 1 V'M ei press olUue, next to
tlit Marks' liuildini, Itusubiirii, Oreiton.
Watobes, clocks aud jowulry ropairud
in a skillful tnauuor atreasonablo prices,
A abate of tho public (tatrotiaKO so
lluitod. ECONOHY HARKET
L. KOIIUIAOriN, Proprietor,
I. ,I.KH IN
resh and Salted Meats,
JAHvBON hi'., ItOMKIIHIUI, )lt.
STRICTLY FIRST-CLA5S.'
.McCLALLEN.
MHH. U, C. UuCLMXKH, I'rup.
niADQUARTEES !"0B TBAVILHTB KEN.
MATl'.M UltAMMMAIII.IC.
Uri', Pin Haraiilu Kuuiiia.
FrtM. 'Bn. loan.1 from Train.. &0SES7&9.
fRESII OYSTERS
ALL STYLES
AT
THE KHUT KIIC1
PURE CAMDIES
M A NI'KAl'l U l;KH DAILY
SHELLAH CARROLL.
Great Bargains
At Demi's Variety Store...
Sec our Special Bargains
in Glassware, Lemonade
Sets, Afternoon Tea Sets,
Kaucy Glasses, and Fruit
Jars.
UNWAUE. HhhUI i.rlix-a on buckvU. faun,
Innli -aiirn, brvailltuxra, ale.
WUUIt anil WILLOW WAKP. Hiii,uk
l.owl, Imllrr miiiilil. and ladle., HruMii,
lo Inui'll baaLcIa, li liv) , aattlicla,
anil liaakcla.
5tATIOM:V. KikIiiciiI rliva on all ala
tluut ry, euclia, pen., Ink, uiucilago vc
CHINA. H our rvrial frlwa on all Cblna
llavllaml China dinner ami Ira art.,
m nil Mm lain and Iniinlnno rlilua illu
tier ami tea acta, I tu ported thlua altT
nixni toa H'la, eupa an4 taiicvra, Jelly
ul.hoa, liullei iblpa, Ho.
NOTIONS. Hair pin., able comb., uvcillea
pin., toilet map. etc.
AVe do juntas wo advertise. Al
llieao HiioKS aro tj bo buJ at the
lnwiwt i'nU )' 1 icon at
Demi's Variety Store,
Rose burp, Oregon.
iioiwi:i.i.,
IouKlai County, UrCKu.
Tin) nuli'in of tlieau Hprlnm eoiilutu : Imllne,
HromllH', rntaaalnm. thil CartMiuatea ol Iron
auil I.linu ami th Kir hi in ol Calcium, Mamiealuni
and Modlum.
Ono Sprlnit ronlalna 4 :5 ami the oilier over
SW grain, of aolld matte, lo IhO gallou.
IKatcil on tho Hutitbero l'aulflo Kallroail,
"Hliula inula" from Han t ranelaco to 1'orllauil,
lu Uougla.. t'oiiuty, Oregon.
ARKravatixl ca.ea of Itliuuinallaiii, Nanal l'a
larrli, I'nlarrb ol tho Htiiniaoli, Uyapepsla, Ilia
helea, Nenralala, Malarial fotaoutoK, Klilnvy
Trouble, ('ouallpalbiii, Hlaeaaea of till) Hklu,
Liver ami llowela, and Venen al illaeaaea bave
been curoil by tlio u.o of ibeaa water..
Now batli rooma eontieriieil with tba main
bullUliiK. PoatoRIra and Exprvaa ou tbo prem
laea. Dally mall, unrtb aud aoulb.
Teruia 110 per week, i per day, Incltidini
batba.
The Hotel U under tbo Immediate aupcrvts
lou of
CAPT. nV.fi. U. IIOHWIiLI.,
in7U7 Mauager.
J. F. BARKER & GO.
Want Your
EGGS
And
BUTTER
Crockery and
Glassware !
LarReat and Flnunt Anortmeut
uvv tbtougbt to UoaubuiR
AUo a uomplt'to line of cboteo
GROCERIES
TOllACtHlH AND I KIAKS
All kinds of Country Produce
MRS. IS. BOYD
New Store !
idlers'
A I ULI,
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Country Produce Bought and Sold
TAVLOK & WILSON BLOCK
J Low Prices !
Fall and
Winter Goods
Just Received
and More
4.
a
Call and Examine our Mammoth stock.
SOMETHING NKW !
NICW STORK!
a a
The People's Store
I. ABRAHAM, Prop'r.
A complete Hue of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Capes, Jackets,
aud a tine line of Millinery Goods.
Kverythiug New, purchased
manufacturers, especially for the Fall Trade.
Call aud exaimine Goods aud Prices.
Health is
THEN
Pure Fresh Drugs
SOLD BY
A. C. MARSTERS & CO.
Prescriptions
Filled Accurately
And With Dispatch.
A Full Line of Patent Tledicines and
Toilet Preparations
Special Sale
Great .Ss2.03 Furniture
$75 Bed Room
5 44 41
-qO 44 14
A Fine Line of Chairs, formerly 1.50, now $1.00.
Now is the time to get Big Values.
Call, examine aud be convinced.
Alexander & Strohg.
New Goods! t
(jroceiy
STOCK OP
Free Delivery
Coming.
WOLLENBERG BROS.
NKW GOODS!
KVKRYTHING NKW
for Cash direct from Kasteru
Wealth !
USE
Suit for $35
44 4 2T.50
44 44 2 5
AN EXPLOSION Of GAS
In the National Capitol Building
at Washington.
VAllADlt RLCORDS DLSTR0Y1D.
IncludlrvK Original Opinion of Jur.
lata of the Larly Repub
lic. Wauiiimitok, Nov. 7. Tb copltol
building was a scene of wrrck and deso
latiun today, as a result of an exuloaL-tu
of gas and a firowYiii h cronttbt havoc
last tiigM. Ao examination iA Die f n
preoie courtrooai, however, nboved that
the daruaiie waa cpM imJ lo ilifcjlnrrd
walls and wiling acd ihf altc l carprte.
The lencti occopied by the jutticeawaa
ooibjured, and eren thn nrU and pr
par lelt by some of tbe justices undf r
pair neibts rouiained iiinlisturbid,
Tbe main Ires of I'm court U in the
marelial's office and in lb Mturi;c
rm, abere vuliiabla old ivcords are
kp'. Tbe xlcnt of llii Um lean in not
yetczacily drtenniiivtl,. but o.urt ulS
ciiila t-xppct to makaj a crjlk-dl exauiiiia-
tion ilurinu tiit- day.
Heri;Pttijt-at-Arai3 lltiht, of the feu-
ale, is this tnorniriK lnkiim lprutKrar7
Providian for tbe afram.i of tbo ronrt
Bfnalor MM llin'a comn.i ie-rio(n
waa hastily prpparrii i'Ii a I enrh and
aeats for (he justices, ir.d u d r.en rows
of iw-Mla f.,r uttorncvg and i-c!Hti r.
The ijuarters a'e r t'lier i ranuied, and
the c'lief ju-tict) and oilier justice", will
bave to ait on one ti le ol a long oak
table. A'sintatit Architect of Capitol
Wood a id :
''So heavy S'lflaii i, u archen or pillars
bave given aaay, so f-tr as I Hi, 'I. Fcr
tbe present ildoes nt huh that re
building any part of thecapttol will I e
ueceisjrv.
The only dainauo that cannot bo maite
good was done in the nl room of ibe
npreme court in tbe baeetuent, where
were sUred all tbe otlicial reorJiiitt.il
original copies of opinionfi, from ibe
foundation of tbe government. Ctm
paratively few of t li e. .papers we re, aluo
fntely iJeetroyed," t those- wbtch suf
fered ibis. fate were among ihe nioft
valuable in the room, They included
opinions of Ibe court in the early days of
tbe republic, and among Iheru were
many manuscripts prepared in tbe
handwriting of jurists in the days of
Washington, Jeflersou and Ad-tais.
Teresa May Be Afloat.
CitiCAuo, Nov. 7. A eprcial t J Ibe
News from Wathini:ton says:
Navy departnieul otliciaU feel a loDg
way from certain that the Maria Ten ea
is really at the oceau'a bottom. As a
matter of fact, Ihe fear that ahe would
sink caused tier to be abandoned. It i
probaMd that eearcbera will le eent to
lsarti the ship's fate, fr it is felt that
he may now be a derelict.
PROMPT ACTION I IMPERATIVE.
America Must Build the Nicaragua
Canal Now if Ever.
New Youk, Nov. 7. A l i-tpatcli t
tbo Herald from Washington says:
In l'reeident McKinley'g message to
congress will be a vtry utroim and ur
gent apieal for immedtat') legiaiative ac
tion for tbe coustructiou of the Nicaragua
canal under government direction. Tho
president will point out that our new
connections in the Pucitio and iu the
West ludies make it imperative for the
United Slutoa to build aud control the
great international wa'erway, and that
delay beyond Ibe present concret e iu au
thorising its coustruciiou will jeopardize
the chances for A nerican control iu tbe
future.
1'iesident McKinlay fuby appreciaieH
tbe dilticulties in tho way if vecuiiug
prompt action, but ho aud other caittfl
advocatea also appreciate that failure
this year may mean permanent fniiiinc
Hence preparations are t;oing furward
for one of Ihe moat bi'ter UjjIuh evr
waged in the interest of Ibe cuuul
The actiou of lliu Nicaragua g vem
meut in gian'inga new concei-aion br
tbe ixiusiruciiou of the canal coi.iliti i al
upon ibe forii iiure of l.e coiitratt w.tti
tho Maiitiu.e Canal Compuny iu O.-toler
uexl has added lie coinplicaii.ius to ihe
dilllcultles in the way o' b yiaUtinu.
Tbe authorities cunti lcr that it ml Is
another element of opposition to p mnt
action on tbe pending Morgan bill, which
contemplates the uouatrnctkn of the
canal under government diieotiou on tbe
baeia of Ibe concession graufed lo the
Maritime Canal Company. The Morgan
bill iu all its essential featmea is muter
stood to bave tbe indorsement of lie
admiuistratiou.
It la suppovod that the new tvuipuuy
will be inimical to tbo Maritime Canal
Company. It is ansmued if It does not
succeed in selling out to tbo conceebion
airea, it will emit its inlloi'iicu to pin
vent at lion by con (jivfH this winttr in
Older that itaconliact may go into effect
next October. Unci, It a opioHiiion fnnu
this new company, friends uf tho Mui.tu
bill will baa the powerful UnDllnglco
and Panama canal lutrts arrayed
against them. Frieuda of tbo latter
party are already In Washington, pre
paring for a campaign againet tbo Nica
ragua canal.
J. L. Morgan is to 1 a factor in tho
coming legirl. live war, Itisitated that
wbilo in Nicaragua last winter bo made
an arrangement with President Zelay to
lock after tbe interest of Nicaragua in
this country.
State Newo.
There are abont 4000 Indians in Oregon
at present.
It i now at.d will be for ten years
hence, unlawful to kilt an elk in
Oregon.
Otis at Manila, report twelve death
since tbe last report. Among the names
is that of C. P. Oliver, a private In tbe
second Oregon.
Tbe Webfoot Planter and tbo Pacific
Farmer bave bee a consolidated with
Frank Lee aa editor, and II. L. Martin
as associate editor.
Coartland Green, who confessed lo be
ing implicated in tbe John Linn Harder,
was aentenced to lile imprisonment last
Monday, by Judge Hamilton, at Eugene.
An unkr.own man killed himself near
Pendleton, (Sunday. He bad eaten din
ner at the ranch house f Hamilton A
Kourke, and remained abviit tbe 1ioum
until 3:3, wheo he went cut lieeide the
railroad trr.ck, drew a 32-cililter Htnhh A
Wesson, pot tbe muzzle io bia mouth
and pulled ibe trigger. The ballet cam
cut near the right temple. Tbe man fe.l
dead instantly.
I'tiil.p Brogan 8r., waa murdered at
Antelope, last Saturday. Frank For
eater, who baa lieen under ihe employ of
Brrgin as a packer in a sheep camp, did
tbe killing. There waa a dispute be
twean them aa to a matter of wages, and
meeMng in tbe riilver Tooth ealoon. they
resumed the argumeut, AVcrJe led to
trouble, when Forester drew a knife aud
stabbed Brogan. The latter died within
five minutes after Ibe alabhing. Broatt
was a wealthy sheep man aud lived in
The DaIIcs. He was well aud prom
inently knoA-u. Foretter in from Ten
nesee, and is believed his capture ia
doubtful. .
There baa been considerable stir
among Corvallis prune-growere tbe past
few tiara on account of a micarriage in
tbe sale of five carloads of prunes made
by tb Corvmtlie & BeutonUoonty Prune
Company to Porter Bros. & Co., a Cali
fornia firm. Tbe deal waa made before
dryiog time at 3i(Ji ceuts per onnd,
and a written contract, stating terms and
conditions, eigued by both partiee.
Three weeks ago Ibe representatives of
tbe buyers vieited tbe prune company's
storehouee, made a careful examination
of the prunes and accepted tbe entire
lot, routing ihe five carloads witb Mana
ger Stone, of tbe Coivallia & Eastern
railroad, for shipment Eaat. Tbe cars
were ready for shipment laat Friday,
when they were forwarded from Granger
station on tbe Coivallis & Eastern, to
Albany, where they were beld by tbe
sellers, pending receipt of payment for
tbe goods. Io tbe interim there bas
been a drop in tbe price of dried prunes.
and jeBterday tbe buyera notified tbo
sellers that the five carloads could not be
takeu. Tbe reason assigned for the re
fusal to accept was that tbe prunes were
to j wet, but experts who have seen tuetn
declare that they are the finest prunes
ever reeo in tbe state, half of them
averaging 30j 1 1 40i.
Scottaburg.
O. Maltoou is agaiu driviug stage.
Mrs. Rose Smith was in towu last
week.
Turkey 1 Thanksgiving ia near at
hand.
Mr. Harlan, of Drain, was iu town
not lone sinco.
W. G. Giubhe was down to Gardiner a
few days ago,
L. St. OrriQiksomo line 'a'. Ciltle
o it on Saturday.
James Butler ainl 0 Franklin went lo
Gardiner last week.
Mr. Brownell, one of Gardiner's busi-
ue8 men, came down on I he stage
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Benedict were down
a few dnya ago niiii.' to Gardiner. Mrs.
B. bd some tine specimens of crayon
work of her own elaboration.
Queen Esther, Nov. nth.
Bradbury's beautiful cantata will be
presented to the public, nett Friday
evening. .Nov. 11th
The choral choir of tba Presbyterian
Church bas spared no palm t secure
tbe best local singers to present this
cantata.
A chorus of 25 voices bas been in con
stant rehearsal for three weeks, and Ibt
public may expect to see a very credit
able preforniance.
L. L. Ware, of Chicago, will have
charge of tbe customing and staging of
tbe cantata, and will alio sing Mordecai,
the leading tenor.
Seals ou sale Wednesday morning,
Nov. 9.
Admission 3" ceuts, reserved seats 60
cents.
Wool Manuals nt wholesale pi ices
the Novelty Store.
State Press Comment.
Oregonlan: Toe qinsilonla, Art wo
going to play our part In the treat
theater of nations, or are we flug to
flunk? That wcrd ''flunk" is slang, or
till la cla'ced as rlang, but nnfi-ttnnale-ly
It bs r.o alternate or snbsiltote.
Astoria Budget: Instead of sending
battle-ships to the "railed of Dewty," It
might be better to send Dewsy to relievo
tbo commissioners id Paris and Havana.
Ho would mighty soou discover tbal the
red tape cable waa not lu workiog
order, and wonld settle tbo pace
terms Id short jrder.
Tbo Dalles Chronicle: Tbe "bog"
seems to have changed bis place of to
Idenco from Salem to Portland, and li
now endeavoring to gobble everything lu
igbt, and "out of Myht" too, for that
matter. Not only ia be swallowing tbo
different schools which belong in other
cities, but is making a desperate effort to
capture tbe state fair, which baa belonged
to Salem almost since time immemorial.
His next move will t e to transfer bis
"pen," from tbe capital lo Portland, or
be will be inaane ennnh to think bo
needs the asylum. The Dalles better be
on tbe alert or he will capture her wool
en mills. If he does he'll strike some
thing he can't digest.
Albany Herald : A disreputable news
paper correspondent named Oscar King
Davis ia the fellow who wrote a mali
cious article to the New Ycrk Sun de
faming tbe Oregon regiment at Manila.
It bas since been shown that Davis was
caught trying to loot a residence Tn Ma
nila after its capture by onr troops, and
representing himself to be an American
officer undertook to run out the family.
Col. Summers as prevoet martial pnt
him out of the bouse, which was the
caise of hi malicious, false aud scura
lous article, which be imposed tion the
Suo. Davit should Ixs thrown out of
Manila and out cf the United .States.
Banishment to Spain would be loo good
a punishment for him.
THAT "HONEST" flAN.
(Juucl ou City Tlmra.)
Mr. 0!e, of Clackamas county, is
ihe one honest and coscieniiona man of
the legislature elected in lSOli Having
lieeu tendered his unleaue and per diem
io full for 40 days, refuses alt hut mile
age and five day's pay, which be correct-
.y says is all that is due him uuder tbe
constitution. Thus be sacrifices about
(80, but be retains a good many times
$30 worth of honesty and self'approba
lioo. Mr. Ogla i ranked as a populist,
rnt whatever bis politics he i tbe kind
of a man the people shool l delight to
honor.
Tbe a'tove item is going tbe
round ol the fusion press and a ranker
piece of rot ia seldom found. Mr. .Ogle
went into a republican comt iue, and
on tbe authority of Mr. U'Ren, for a
consideration. He refused lo take the
oath of office and after 'pending a sea
sion of riot ions living and open defi
ance of law and constitutional provis
ions, be now, after being condemned by
bis party, hi friends and neighbors,
holds up bis bands in boly horror at
tbe ey thought of violating tbe
cot stitutiii . He is a pretty specimen
of humanity to prate about. This pa
triot is losing sleep now trying to evolve
ome plan by which be can get hold of
that money without the knowledge of
tie people. "People should delight lo
honor." He is a trai or to bis party,
bis people and bia etate.
Notice.
Gentleman wihl.es to correspond with
a lady wi'b a view to marriage. Please
address Ham Smxtu,
No. 303 East Washington, Station A,
Portland, Oregon.
Young
Lochia var
who, accord
ing to tbe
. story, ran
. away with his
If 1.1 , KriH. ritrl nn
V j . love her one
panicie more
devotedly
than a thou
aand honest
husbands of
the present
day love their
wivea.
No novelist
could invent
story of truer
manly devotion
than the "humble
romance " revealed
by the following
letter from Mr.
Harry Chant, of ait Haskell Avenue,
Dallas, Texas.
" About fourteen or fifteen moutha am
I waa working with a gang of men and happened
to aay to one of them, ' I hope it will not rain aa
I have a bia washinir to do for the children.'
The man aald, ' What la tht matter with your
wlfeP"'
" For years my wire had beeu Buffering from
what the doctor called prolapaua of uterua. Aha
waa aenroua, had cold hauiia and feel, palpita
tion, headache, backache, conatipation, a diaa
ITccable drain, with bcariug down paina; ao ap-
ntite. She got ao weak ahe could not gel around,
im only a laborer ao waa alwaya ia debt with
the doctors, and all for no good, aa none did her
any good. We began to think that aha waa never
going to get well." .
" 1 told this man what the doctora aald waa tht
matter with her," and he aaid " ' did you ever hear
of Dr. Pierce'a Favorite Pre acription )'" "I told
him no, but I had tried ao many patent medicines
that I waa tired of them all, and beaidea I did nut
have enough mouey to pay the doctor and the
drug store, lie aaid If I would gel two or
three bottles aud try them, and If it did not do
my wile any good that he would pay for the med
icine. I went to the drug store (Mr. Clawber'a
n Kim aireetl, and bought a bottle. The Aral
and second did not acem lo have much effect but
the third seemed to work like a charm, ahe haa
taken in all about thirteen bottlea and ahe la to
day aa stout and healthy as any woman in tba
United Slates. This ia not the only case. When
aver 1 hear tell of any woman who ia aick ia the
neighborhood I just seud the book and paper that
ia wrapped arouud every bottle and thai does the
biisiueas. I am no longer bothered about doing
my own wanhiutf aad cooking, lor my wile can
do it all in oue day a oil never serins tired or out
of spirits now."
I Ir. Pierce'a Pleanuut 1'elleN cure tonfttl
pali. n piuiiiplly and pt imsiic inly.
S3. WSW,