ft 1 WW Vol. XXIX. HOSK11URG OREGON, MONDAY, DICCKMHKR 19, 1898. No. 80. Mttrlatf llmllug. Bp, o. ki Ki, luiMKiirim i.om.K, m. aw, hiM Ihxlr ii'Hila iiiiiiiiitiiili ailiiii. m iliu I. O. (. f . hull mi -lijiiil ami luurili 'I Inuxlajr f eauli imiulli, All til" u l" 1 fi-'in l 'I In l. I rmulnrl)', aii'l all vl-lllnii lirntlici, rnr dUllr luvltod io u 11I ( MAS. I. II AM.KY, I'.. II I n 4 11. Rllllil.K, Mecrvlary. OOI'UI.AS (HUM II., NO. i J II. (I. I'. A. M 1 niMH rvmy . .In. 'ly evililliK hi II o'elorS In lti "II M In Hull. VlMllu trainer, ate onr.llall) Invlluil lo miuml. I.'. II. IKM'IN, fl-rt, W I'ounrlliir. Ileiirllii Kin ri'Ui) . f A (! R f L I.UIHIK, A. K. A A. M , IlKliri.AH i mwiluM ll J I mil 4iu w i.W'lya In rh mmith. .., IlKK JOHN mN, W, M. N. T. Jn, H'rey. PUIl.fi AKUH U).(.K. Mr. , I. O. O. t. m-t HnturiU 't .'HI ol i n ""'" l their iiall I" OiM Frllinr l in.Ui l Uuwlmu. Memtmr. ill lis lifter In '"hI i-.iiIIiis f' Invli. t In aun.t J. W. hlUAMiK. N.U. S, T. Jawntr, Hrc'y. ROHMltU'i I.OlKiK. NO In. A O. . W mxrla Iho mm-oiiiI iit Imiilli Miiiiilajra "I tvh tannin ul 7 i. in. l O-M K.'ilm. ball. Mml.-.r-.r.Miio older III hkI imi'llin aio Hi tlod la allonil. R KNO POST, NO. .-I, (I A. It. MKKIH TDK Bnl aud llilril i iimn'iara i i 4 . m. WOMKN'S KKl.lF.K I OUI'rt NO. lu.MKKIvi Ort aud llilid riliUj lu eacli luoiilii. ROSKBTHO l.'ll A lTKK, No . l K. H.MKgT III IH.I ml lliii-l lliuril) ""l,b' MOM.IK hllAMIIKoOK, S M. KKHINA HA-.I, "w lOMKHUKii IHVIHION NO ' K nlti.il kuiuiI and lunU -UI..UJF. iriiA i.oniir., no. . k ''.t ,K"! A ."Jr. Ui.lnri.Uy vri,l.. at O.tii Krll..-,. H.il. vuii'n kmsnta lu e-- M.n.i. in: "" Stall- IutIUxI u nucuil. lrolritil CtrtlK. ioita m. in rl. I " TfTlK JROWN ft TU8TIN, Altorucys-at-Law, R.xiin. 7 ml T A WUkiu illuik. '.il,-.KIIl It'i. I'll w U. WILLIS. t Attorney ami Ouunhclor at Law, Will prH I" n :"'u ' ,h" ,lV.uo.("' Mia M.i.Uii lialMUm. lol- couuly.l'i. C M. HAMDY, DliN I IS I Tlphotir N lio EH I li". Oiil.i.oN- JIU. B. IUDDLB, Attorney at Law, 'r.ylO' "Tlu Hlk. RO.IKUl'IKI. OKKUON. Y W. DBN80N, Attorncy-at-Law. rimiMn U.)IMKi.,OKIii..N M. ORAWrOBD, Attorney at Law, Boom. I A I. MiIit lIMr, lUi.Elll' KO, OU jWRulnt'M bcluro lh V. H. l.nml UHIcc mul mUiTIjg cc iiociHy. I,tc RtcoUvc I'. S. !- J OlBtc. Northern Pacific KailroaJ Company. Aie aulliiix tiikutH to till pointti Wml at halt tbe rfu!ir ruled. p. H. K. i:i u k, J,ocal Agoot No. MaiHtiTii tiuililiutf. M KHA DROWN, M. U OFKICK, IW JttikMHi blii-fl, l , l.trntc ol Mr. 3. Hi::vr. KO.-KH I'ltii, I'll. L. MILLEIl, M. V., : Surgeon and Honiooopatliio Physician, aT'Obruulo IIhum k tpwiUltr. STRICTLY I IK5T-CLA5S. f HOTEL -at -OWcCLALLEN. MRB. I). C. MiCI.AIXK.S, fr.'l'. BEAEQAHTMS fOR TRAVELIU8 MEW. . kaii.h ui;ah.naiii.i:. riT 'llut to iLi'l Fichu TralUK. R03ESUR9. Crockery and i ' XH; VJIU9 YIV l.omiit n"'1 Klm st AbMUllIX III e ilifoudlit In Itohi'luirii . .. Alio a cuuiiltlu lilicnf lii'ii'-o GROCERIES lUflAU'OM ANU i KiAltH All kinds of Country Produce TORS. N. BOYD llalm of f igs. Ap one wmbiun to iun:huto " Huliu ul Ji.'s ' con do no liy i'uMiuu on or uJ liBini! Mini. A.NNit iWuKi ia, 00r' C'uuu fl., Uuttliuik'. t'l. t New Store I A I I'LL Staple and Fancy GROCERIES Country Produce Bought and 5old TAVI.UK & WILSON IJI.OCK i Low Prices! Fall and Winter Goods t- Just Received and More Call and Examine our Mammoth stock. SOMETHING NliW! XHW STOR1C! The People's Store I. ABRAHAM, PropY. A coin pick- line of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Eurnishiu Goods, Hats, Caps, Capes, Jackets, and a line line oi Alillinery Goods. Kvcry thing Ni-w, purtliaM-il lu.innfaituri-rs, ivspei iall Call and exainiine Health is THEN Pure' Fresh Drugs SOU) KY A. C. MARSTERS & CO. Prescriptions Pilled Accurately And With Dispatch. A Full Line of Patent fledicines and Toilet Preparations Special Sale 0reat l!l.?r Fu r n itu re $75 lied Room A l'ine J.ine of Chairs, loinuily $t.,su, now i.oo. Now is the time lo get J 5 1 v ; ';ilne.s. Call, examine and be convinced. Alexander 4 Strong. New Goods! i STUCK 01 I-ret? Delivery . -- Comintr VOLLENBERG BROS. NI'AV GOODS! IvVKRYTIIINc; XHW! for Cah i!in.ct from ICasteru y for tin- Fall Trade. Goods and Trices. Wealth ! USIi Suit for $35 STATU OH CHURCH. to Vt Property In Poaaesilons Not Clear. Title New Wahiiinotu.i, J':. 13. At a umetiuu of I liii National Cliristiju Cit r.uunltip C iiVHtilioii, loitr w real from Wil- lUm Henry It jln i lo, a prominent Vrt-n byterlan anJ accretur of the Alliancs of Kofoiiiiod Churchea, on llo aulij4(;l ul cliurch (irojicrty in our newly ac'iirnl iMiraiiona. The lelluf In "la all theau terrilorini, acjuircl aa'a rti uit ol ilm war witu fium, tiiera are 'ar(j tliurtli (iioportiM whU:U llV ji-r;l 1111 lor the control liltbert m of tint I loin in Cullioiin cliurcti oa tin enubli-ili'iJ eliur. li of Hpain and her coloni -p. I'lii-su church prOiTtlm are tlnliiied bf Ilm H jiiiao CAtlioiis aiUti jr iai, biK r 'aie esterit with iki tUor of riatltt . Tliere douiitlem are irowriiea given by will or direct iietaonal donation undur lhc conlrol of Kjinio Catholic church aiith'jritit-s iu l'orto Kico and the l'hilij (i ties, hut in addition to eiich proiK'itieB ( Lore are other roertiuF, crtwrinlly cli in.;i ciliflcc, whiill wre pnid (or out ol the ublie fuoi.B3d muitit lined at thu expense of the Spariih goveroment. Tue ltt r proptrtiea are not the proper- tio of tiie i hurch, but of the pooplc. TiiiM la the fact in all countiirs nht-re llicii) a a ealabllahed hi:iche. Suc!i chnrrhet In Hpln, 1'iaure, Kngland and (irrniuny are brarichee of the ntuto, an J Ihiir cdillcca are (riCfl and eipciiFin paid, thu ealarica of bishops and rii'St ini-liiiji.'cl, out nf the public taxee. It was hri'iuibu of thin Net that whin the jiith Viiiiricaii republic bvi aiuu in IrpL-ndri.t tif Spuin ti n new rulem took pofevHrijn cf a very loneiclerahl-i pit o( the ihurch propt-rly. They took the ground tiji tl.i' owneiPliip of the p'opoity .i iu ll.u (ta'.e and nut iu the t!iur.:li. The- B j 11,0 violin. J wasiakrii in l.igai..J ut Iho tiinu of 1 Liu ri formation. Wt t tuiiuibtt-r Ablcy, LluJou, was oMc u lionim Citholic plutu of wort-Lip uud ih tiow a l'li'lcetaLt i:pir-;o church, bi-caueo the 'ttuui tuie pai I ir by lliu money if ti.e Ku;ii9h iutio:i '1,1 Uia iiwnemhip ae and in in the auda of Iho Koglieh Jiejple, " 1 1 1 0 eccleniablical eilualiiu iheroior a it lies in many iuic.de, ia this: lhc church property in I'oito Mko and thy l'hilippinee Imiug tu a large t-x- tcnt lliu property of thu atato. in tut lightfully the prnnity of iho Kjiuau tholk iliunli. Tie United Siutej Ko ei urneut, therefore ahould l.iko poi (CfBiou of all churcp property, ehuuld carefully dftcruuiuu what in jioiy of tae property actually Li'longs lo the Hainan Cdtholi'j churtb m-mioIi, and rttiio the reuiaiuder under i'.a own control for the benetlt of the people ol the new terri tories. "I would not advocate thut the L'uited Stutee goveiutuctit should take poeaes bion of church property iu the new ler ritoriee, tt-ll i ng the fane a' puthc enle and placing the money in its own Irjaa in y ; but I do say that the people of this new territory iu each of their cities and lowua should have an opportunity to de termine what uio should ie made of theie church editices. Tuey were buih by luonoya, forced from them by oppres sive uictbodi of the Spanish government and they aie nioraby, and they think legally, the property of the inhabitant, oftheso leir:toriee. Let thirebuavote for instance, iu?eacti ot .the towns and peiithes of l'oit j Kirv, as to the disposal of the church edifice;. Gold in Oregon. From tbe Ulue river oppositu tlie Me Keu.ie, part of the C'isJade range in Oregon, 1 have touud golJ iniuio being doue all aloug ou what seems to be a continuous mineral belt, extending lo the (iulf of California. From tbe gulf or eouth it seems to change to silver. Ou top of the Cascade ou the McKen.it) part there is uu im meiuo lava bed three miles across i. Sigus of other craters, chimneys und blowouts aro occasionally seeu ou this exleueivs belt vuryicg eomewhnt iu dis tance from thaoceau. Abrupt changes of formation iu ditl'er eut places show that at so mo former period of time, there has been great up heavels chaiiRing the surface formation ol the earth, und iu eomu places to con siderable depth. No doubt some ijuailz leads have bieu covered up. Others by disiutergration of rock by atmospherical intlueuce, that has been (or ages wash iugdowu causing what is called blind lends which can only bo traced by oc casional bin of float or iuaiU or associatiug couulry rocks. t ho disintegration process has aleo worn off some shallow leads thus account ing (or Homo of the placers whore t o ipjurU leads are found. In several of the milling stales where I have asouted iu the i-oiirtructiou of ijii.uU mills I have iu I'mh iiiiiii.ci, put in a few mouths iiiBpccliii)j and studying the geological and uiiueral formation of thu country. Facu locality bus its own claus of ipiarU and associating rocks aud foruialioii. From all indications, wheu prospuctiug cau bo douii on a thorougU scale by practical aud well informed prospective, uianv good mines will yol be fouud iu Oregon. l)ut the prospector usually hat little or no uieaus to gocui ; ueldom I'eiug able to cany out bl i woik Buccihifully, 1 have fouud plenty ol iu:m but as I wi aU ya I'ukifig for a I'iiiim, I have lc' thrri no It p.irtina wi'li plenty ol patiiin'-u, time and in ny 1 1 develop a lo irrade mini). Home of Ihrm have pr jvo 1 1 j bs paying tninea. If pari if lrterrtel In thi, line of hiininfM will orxanbis a prop-cling and mining company, a'rong rnougfi lo do thorough work, 1 will put my time and experience sgainat capital Life it too rbi rt to camp out and climb mountain lot a weak and hilf-y trial. By an earl start in the fpring there would be a fair ahuw of acoroplinhing: some thing before Ml, Troopec-ting It jufct aa legitimate bus.nen as fruit rait ing, but to go into either w ltd a hope of auccee, one eh juld have aoroe knowledge ol tbe bournes. I will be glad to corre spond with any who have faith in Ore gon's mineral poaMibiUliea. Addreta me at Myrtle Creek or call on me at Mr. U. Weavers two miles soujh ol town Wilson fin.ijitmi. New Note 'Ibe largest volume of bmineis ever reccr led" is .uentieued iu the mesiage as a prool ol prosperity, that this should come to pass in a year of war is a remarkaole circumstance. A bitter partisan has tigii'ed it out that a change of 00 J votes would have given the democrats the next coogrecs. If the people cou.l l have realized this w Leu they vted tbe republicans would have bten much greater. Col. Rtyau claims lo be restrained by military environment from giving free expression to his throM:i:g sentiments. If the war depirtmint understands i'a bubioe.'i, the 3 I Nebraska will nolle mustered out for some time ye'. In pursuance to the czar's peace plans ;esii is going to torn Ihf harUr of I.ihau, on the Caltic near K a, into a tirst-cliss naval staiiou and torlrees. The iiit will be closed to merchantmen aud fo.-eigucri, jt wtiom the harbor of Winil.ri U now heing li tjd up. It i-i uot often that wo have a chance lo repay iirtecc fjr the deM wu owe to Aechtioim, Sophocles, Koripeoes, etal., but "I'aarlie's Aunt" has j ist been translated (or the benefit of the Athen ian public, wbith perhaps u gelling a little tired of I'romebeua Vinittre, Oedi pus Tjiaouus, The Wasp, Antigone, etc. ne of Ibe high otlk-iali ul the French roreign Office ventures the suggeeiicu that tue American peace coinmiFBiontjs lack "diploiuatte manners." This may or may not bs true, but there is some thing about the geueral Jetjle ol Judge Day, the lit of bis clothes or the cut of bis hair, that seems to win admiration here at home. 1 he Thirteen hufsars cf Ivigland have just lost their "old tolJiei" probably the oldest soldier in the British army "Setgeant Major Trump, who died ex actly 4'J years to tbe day after enlist ment. He was 23 years of age when he enlisted a9 a saddler, aud therefore would be 77 years old He was in active service to the end. Less oppos'tion l tba peace treaty has been developed in Mi lriitlua was generally anticipated. Two weeks ago, when the terms of the treaty were first indicated, a revolution i thieateued in all parts oi Spain, but up to the present timo it has not assumed a violent form. The truth is. the Spaniard-) have had such poor success in lighting outsiders that they were afraid to tackU each other. The Retreat From Moscow. It was on November "j, a' about 7 o'clock iu the muriiing, when we saw tbe bead ol the column. The first we 6a w wuro geuerals, a few of whom were ou horseback, but tbe maj rri'y on foot. The latter painfully dragged themselvei along, almost all having their feet frozen aud bound up iu rags and pisces of shceskia aud dying of hunger. We theu saw what was left of the cava ry of thetiuard. The emperor cauie uext on loot, with a stick iu his baud. He was muflled up in a large capo!o lined with (ur and wore ou his bead an amarau tbiue velvet cap, edged with black fox skiu. Ou his right marched, aleo on foot, Kiug Murat;on his left, I'rince Kugene, viceroy of Italy ; then Marshals Herthier, I'rince of Neufchatel; Hay, Mortier, I'dfe-n aud other marshals and generals whese cor pi had been partly destroyed. '"" They wero followed by 700 to M)J olh cerB aud subollicers, marching in order aud beaiiug in the greatest sileuce the eaelesoithe regiments to which they had belonged, an 1 lint had eo often ied them lo victory. They were the rem naut of over 00,000 men. My pojr I'l cart, who had not seeu the army for a month, ga.ed ou nK ntly, but his tuu vuUivo movements showed ouly too well what he felt. I saw big tears roll dowu the cheeks and fall ou his mus tacbe, from which icicles wore haugiug. Thou, turning tome: "Keally, compa triot, I do uot kuo whether I am asleep or awake. I waep because I have aueu our emperor uiurchiiig ou foot, a stick iu his baud; he that was so gi eat aud wboinr-Jo us so proud!"--from Memoirs of S? rgeaut Uurgogue. lu receiving an engugumout liig some ycuug women wcii.hu man's devotion by (ha carat. 0LDE5T UVINU MAN. He Is a Hungarian and Ha Been on Earth in Yean. The oldest mao io the world Uvea to Vienna. He ia 111 years old, but Is bala and bearty. Ily no meant decrepit, ha dispense the hospitality of bit comfort able home with tbe pleasant, cheery maocer of an Old-World gentleman. Think what it means to be lit years o'1l It mans ttiat I77 waa the yaar -iu..!. A.r.i.!..MMi.t. w . v. uia.u ai v yi. vunui.li . i 1 1 mum ua fearfal ttorie about Looit XVI harlot LI bead chopped off. At 18 b waa stirred by tba battle of Trafalgar. Well doe h remember when Queen Victoria ascend ta tbe throne; be was then 10 yeara old. He had atmoet reached CO year when the reroluiion ebaoaaxl iba lstt ! his Fatherland. Dynastiea have risen and been overthrown, science baa trans formed tlu worll, bo t here is tba old man, still alert and interested. Ha ia a living history of Ibe greatest epoch tba world baa ever known. His wife is Id, bat she ia bala and sprightly, and coddles the old gentleman to his heart's content. Of Jewish faith be it a regular attend ant at daily prayera. Ha spends bit bis days chafing with bit friends and reading, frequently dropping into a nap. On beicg asked how ba lived in bia young dart be replied : "I worked hard and felt hungry after my labor. I always bad two pound of meat at a meal and a pint of light Hun garian wine. Twice io my Ufa I waa drunk, and I waa so dreadfully ill after ward that it waa do task to keep sober. I've always liked girl, 1 liked them when I was young and when I waa mid-dte'-agfd, and I like them still, now that I am o'd. All the mischief that I waa aver in had a pretty girl at the bottom of it. "What do I think ia Ihe causa of my happy old age? Oh, I know exactly, I never worried and I never grieved. I worked nniil weary, and then eiept in unbroken rest until it wu time to work again. It is those who tit brooding over mi.'fortunea who grow old before their time. Awhil) night' sorrowing ba never put a copper in any mau'a pocket or made a misfortune lighter to bear." Looking Olass Items. James Denning has gone it do couuty. J. Newland visited Roseburg on ily latt. Sun- I. II. Browu and family ol Flournoy valley attended church here last Sun day. Henry liushnell ol Olalla waa with n on Tuesday. I!. F. Goodman of Flotrnoy valley was here on business Monday. Mi-s Eva Howard of Ten Mile entered our school Monday, aa tbe school was closed at that place. Hiram Thrush of Camas Valley passed thioogh here the first of tbe week. Kev. l'ope delivered an interesting discourse to a large congregation here Sunday. George Marsh has commenced plow ing his prune orchard. He is having some grubbing done on one of bit placea. His prune trees have made a good growth this year. , David Morgan, Ihe Mountain House A: Fair view mail carrier, came op last Wednesday. Iu spite of tbe cold freezing weather aud a cold disagreeable house, our school continue to go with unflagging interest. Some of our public spirited men should take the matter in hand and see that Dine very much needed repairs are made before tbe beginning of another term. Mrs. 1. B Howard has returned from Koeeburg where she has been on a week's visit . L.MEK60N. When a woman hat bad dyspepsia for t o week i she call it a broken heart. As soon aa a man get an idea that ba wauts a girl to love bim, ha begiot hiowing out hints about other girlt that are ctUtduu him. Tbe average girl spends half her time uot seeing jokea aud lbs other half going arouud aeeiug subtle meanings in tbingt where there aren't any. No matter bow good people are and how much they count ou heaven, tbey are most alwaya anxious to worry along on earth just as loug aa tbey can. Dr. timothy D wight, president of Vale, must have known what was com ing ia the football line when be resigned the presidency of Ibe university. "Ihataretwo horse on you, Colonel Kaintuck." "Yes, eah, aud you kin lead them horses to the water, but you kaiu't make 'em driuk that is, water, eah." Au euterprisiog vetcriuariau uf Ilrls tol, Fa-, has successfully grafted an ar titicial tar on a horse. It exactly matches tbe ear on the other tide of tba euluur head and ia equally under con trol. A pessimist it a uiau who dare not ook happy lor fear someone will tell bim his troubles, and au optimitt it a mau who dare n-it Ink miserable for tear sou) woman (will hy to cheer him him up. Odd and End. W bow bar chain' wheala, bore aa earriaie, eowlss milk, baottaa agga and braloltt dad ; bn ala I no tonoka le cigarette. Ei . Actora teem to think, aayt tba Urow Ur, that wbaa a man opant a Utter or telegram in tba parlor ha always throw tha envelop on lha floor. In Qnn Eliaabatb'a reign tba i panaa ot th British navy wr about I .. y . .., ....v. WrO0Oayr,a contrast to tba prr.t hag torn of 1128,000,000 tpeot anoaally on tbo fleet. The reason why woman cry after tbey have qoamllad with their hoebanda la bacanaa they alwaya thlok ol aomatblng hatafnl tby ought to bar laid and Uft ontaid. iJu M.; . - It to baliarad ia Norway that wofvaa ar frightened away by telegraph line. On one occasion a village voted money to help in tba construction of a Una pat, ing near them for tbi reason alone. Ex-President Harrieon't prompt de nial that ba ia in bad health ia taken by eorae Indiana politician to mean foil appreciation of tbo fact that lb KooaUr legislature will aoon be called nuon to elect a United Btate senator. Among tba dtiea la tba United 6ttaa San Francisco baa tba leaat and Phila delphia th greatest debt. Tba dbt ei Han Francisco ia $133.017 01, and that of Philadelphia 5,872,796 22. In tba bonded debt per capita Boston ia tba highest, with 107.38, while San Francla- co U tba low eat, being 38 cent. Physician are now somewhat puttied to determine just what ia tha nature of tba disease that ia causing so much tick. oeaa at Athena and Adam. Tht achoola bava been closed at both placea, and some ot tb physician give it as their opinion that tha diaeae to diptherla. It resemble that malady, being accom panied by aore throat, and, in one caa, death baa resulted. A party of explorer from th FUld Colombian museum, Chicago, beaded by Professor D. G. Elliott, ba just found new specie of elk In tb Olympic mountain, wbicb tbey bava named tba Booevelt elk. They are entirely differ ant from the vlk found in tbe Rockioa or in Alaska. Their antler aro of enorm- oua size, several Doing louna wnicn measured nearly 60 inches between tba outer proofs. When the British forces were march ing on Pekiog in 1860, altar tha capture of tha Takn fort, one ol tbe rivere be eameeoewolUn with the heavy rain that it waa rendered impassable. Being aware that tba Chinese generally order their coffina yeara in advance and keep them on tbe p remixes, orders were given to search a. I the- boo see of the vUlag and collect every coffin. With tbo aid' of a few empty cask Ibe aoldiera con structed a pontoon bridge of coffins snf ficienilj atrong to bear tba artillery, and tbe river waa ihua passed ia safety. The value of import into Cbee Foo in 1897, tpecitled aa American, were almost 10 time greater than tboaa (pecifled a from Great Britain. Tbe consul point to tbe interesting fact that tbe value of American imports into tbe tingle Chin ese port of Cbee Foo exceeds tbe entire value of oar import to any one of 14 separate countnea wblch be name, in cluding in the lint each nations as Guate mala, Peru, Dutch East Indies, Portugal and SwitzerUnd. and in Ibe consul'a opinion not more than 20 of the 86 polit ical divisions ol tbe world a commerce would ahow a greater value of oar ex-, ports than this Chinese port of Cbee". Foo. Ue said it ia also true that tbe value of American ex porta to three North China ports, Tien Tain, New Chwang and Chee Foo, last year ex ceeded our combined falea to all tbe Central American state, while w sold more cotton good! in Cbee roa than we told in all Europe. CONDEMNED. When an innocent man ia condemned tat any crime ht doesn't I owe hope. His lev vera appeal rrom on court to another. They are bound to save aim, if be can be saved. It is tbe same way with a good doctor when bis patieat Qems condemned to death bv disease. But doctor make mistakes some times; tbey lose heart too soon. After they have tried everything they know an9 th patieat it ao better, tbey think there is nothing more to be done. They don't always get at the root of the disease. Tbey frequently give a patient up to die of con aumntion. and are afterwards surprised to sea bim strong and well acia. Mr v, . pua-an. of Arlto-jfra, Patios Co , Mo., writes: " My bnbaa4 ton, four botfla of Pr. Fitrec'a Golden Medical PiKorery when at was (a be thou(h(al-o Utocaaturapiioe. and wt were Tery invnKjui id., mth niroicinvr be found, t wlib all peraeat troubled with ro would Ukt It. Long may tht ' Golden Med Di-covery' and 'rarotile rrwrtptlop ' rcrerytnanuuiioai turn a mroiuntcrxua KB raugtt I Mediul ry" ana Tarotiie rrtacnpiioa made. I (hall always recommtad asd praiaa utac mtaicioei. - AU lung tnd bronchial diaeasei ar eured by Dr. Pierce' Goldta Mtdlral Pieo-er, because it supplies the system with healthy blood. It pnts ths vital frices into actio and Alls tbe circulation with tbe life giving red corpuscles wbirb bollda up solid, mus cular fleah and healthy nerve-force. Aa a medical author, Pr. Piere holds as eminent plaoe ia bis profession. H(a neat thousand page illuaUated book, "ThsPto. pie's Common 6nw Medical Adviaer" 1 orie of tbe standard mediral works of th English languacc. Kaarly 700,000 cepia weia sold at i 50 earb. A paper boned copy whU Vie aeot &hjelHy ft for ths cost of rnaihnr onj', i oi,-cent atao-ps; or, cloth bpiind (or 11 s V- Wnr,l P4-peasai-y Msdital AuwJlsa, Buffkl, K.Y- yfcr- osa..' s